My guestmix on Michael Hutcheson Zoom Sessions broadcast on Groove City Radio.
Tracklist:
Alan Schultz - Marea
Dabeat - Expansion
Leandro Murua - Lunar Object
Ruben Karapetyan - Carpe Diem
Sebastian Busto - Sanctuary (Andres Moris Remix)
Ivan Aliaga - Animatica
Lio Q - Watanable
Dowden, Forty Cats - Airtime
Mike Griego - Dysbiosis
London Grammar - Lord It's A Feeling (EMPHI edit)
Dosem - Recovery

Aaron Cullen Zoom Sessions guestmix on Groove City Radio

DJ, Dance Music Enthusiast and all round Audiophile

Ronan is a DJ / Producer from Dublin in Ireland. He started on this journey from the very first time he heard Electronic Dance Music when he was 11. He knew from that moment that music was going to play a big part in his life. 


He started collecting vinyl from 14 years old and got his first set of decks just before his 16th birthday. Obviously Oldskool House would have been his preferred genre and branched out to Progressive House, then Trance in the mid 2000's and back then to House and Techno as he hit his mid 30's. Ronan produces under his own name and in collaboration with Al Crosby under the Sekondo pseudonym.

I do a fortnightly radio show on Phever.ie from 6:00 till 8:00 every second Sunday evening.


Labels:
Anghami
Karmic Power
Deep Strips
Wawaviva
Club Educate
Acuna

Leandro Murua - Dj - Producer 
Cordoba - Argentina
Contact/Remix/Booking 

leandromuruadj@gmail.com

Leandro Murua is a producer and DJ hailing from Córdoba, Argentina, known for his powerful bass lines, immersive grooves, and evocative atmospheres. His DJ career began in 2016, playing at local parties where he developed a deep connection with electronic music. Leandro is inspired by iconic figures of the genre such as John Digweed, Nick Warren, Hernán Cattaneo, and Guy J, whose influence is clearly perceived in his unique style.

Throughout his career, he has left his mark in some of the most recognized clubs, such as Quality Espacio, Chili, and Bela Lugosi in Córdoba, as well as La Biblioteca and Downtempo in Buenos Aires, among others. In addition, he has produced mixes for various radio stations around the world, in countries such as the United Kingdom, France, Turkey, Montenegro, and Sri Lanka, thus expanding his international presence.

In 2020, he made the leap to music production, influenced by the work of Nicolás Rada. His creations quickly began to resonate globally, and Leandro has released music on prestigious labels such as The Soundgarden, Mango Alley, Hoomidaas, Yomo Records, Univack, and UV, establishing himself as a key figure within the Progressive House scene.

His productions have stood out on the Beatport charts, reaching the Top 100 of the best sellers in the Progressive House genre. Renowned artists such as Nick Warren, Hernán Cattaneo, Sasha, John Digweed, Nicolás Rada, Paul Thomas, and Mariano Mellino have supported his music, propelling Leandro to the forefront of the electronic scene.

Popi Divine mixed his fingers in electronic music, and if he was expected to stay on the violin, in the ill-fated '90s. and without a single letter, like DJ Pop. So long ago that his biography can easily be called a bibliography.
He often performed in Belgrade cafes and smaller clubs, persistent, thorough and always daring, which can still be felt today in his music, which is always unlimited, surprising, and in some moments cheeky. Only well-listened connoisseurs can allow themselves to characterize him by genre, while the rest just enjoy and react well to the paths he takes the audience, with equal commitment wherever he performs.
He participates in various projects, dealing with both production and performing, with the desire to present electronic music as very melodic and cohesive.
In 2010, he started his record company "Industrial records" with his conceptual partner B-Like.
In 2012, periodic collaboration with the string quartet "Wonder Strings", which continues to this day.
In 2015, he was a finalist in the global competition "Burn Residency" in Ibiza as a representative of Serbia. I don't know why he doesn't like to brag about it. That experience in some more mature years brought him a different perspective and self-observation outside the standard framework of Belgrade's then already established underground scene which he ruled. Studying, collaborating and talking with the biggest names such as Carl Cox, Marco Bailey and others, helped him in further choosing the direction in which he will move and develop.

As a "hater" on call, he deftly resisted entry into systems, mainstream and sponsor colors (he even filled Burn cans with water in Ibiza), always supporting the increasingly hard-to-sustain, healthy clubbing culture, which he advocates by presenting the bigger picture to new audiences and new hopes, giving way to the dj desk and if sometimes it's really hard to take it off.
Bookings, programs, management, organization of events, advice, and even listening to some techno that he can't stand, are his support for the breathing of the scene, which should breathe in the same rhythm. Harmonious and without vanity.

He says that what he snorted, he snorted, I don't know what exactly he means, but it is clear that he leaves room for new hopes, promoters, audiences for whom he is willing to give direction and help with the creation of new currents, appreciating quality and good music, so much strong, like they used to be when they couldn't break down, listening to everything, wandering everywhere while everything was more important to them except music.
In love with music and love, he easily resists thrash, (he also likes to wear thrash) and turns to future projects, even experimental ones, striving to provide his audience with a final product that must be of high quality. Forever in his beloved Belgrade, where the audience can most often listen to him in the favorite clubs and other places that try hard to make the real scene survive various shocks and no trends. Still, he's an old school dude in love with vinyls, yet also excited by new technologies. And if a computer is mixing, what would our DJ Straw say, who is surely cheering from heaven so that we don't shut down this charming scene of ours, which is the pericardium of the heart of Belgrade.
(for the anatomy of the heart and understanding of the pericardium and fluid, consult wikipedia, and if you are an older clubber, visit a cardiologist)
In the summer in Montenegro, he enjoys Virtu beach doing programs and bookings for well-known Virtu Sunsets parties with names such as Volen Sentir, Dave Seaman, Roy Rosenfeld, Armonica,Sebastien Leger, Khen... as well as local performers: Marko Nastić, Buba, Vanyano, Milij Sefić, Mr. Jools…
Rhythm, rhythm, groove. It's PopI.
It was not easy to present a man who is a walking encyclopedia of Belgrade clubbing and a witness to a time that will not return, and not drown like he sometimes does with All Day I Dream.

What else will he come up with and which monastery of underground culture will he restore, we will find out by following him.
But not only on Instagram... Whoever wants, can, of course. @popidivine

Irish DJ and producer Aaron Cullen has been on the scene since 2009. He began experimenting with music production and for years he remained a regular performer on the electronic music scene across Ireland, the UK and most notably, the magical White Isle, Ibiza.

The versatile DJ accumulated many influences throughout his early career, primarily trance and techno but Aaron’s passion and connection to deep Progressive House has now solidified his style of music production and performances.
In 2020 Aaron’s track Dissonance was released on Full Tilt Recordings with producer Element 108 and reached Number 1 on Beatport’s Progressive House hype chart.
As a DJ, Aaron has gained a loyal following and has supported artists such as Alex O’Rion, Paul Van Dyk, Giuseppe Ottaviani, John O’Callaghan and Bryan Kearney.
In 2022, Aaron relocated to Montenegro which has allowed him to break into the Balkans thriving Progressive House scene. His focus remains on music production and more recently his DJ Residency at Moonwalk Nightclub and building his own monthly radio show exclusive on Radio Porto Montenegro.