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Tomu DJ is an American artist known for her original music and live performances. She has released two albums, FEMINISTA and Half Moon Bay to widespread critical acclaim, as well as lots of other projects. You can contact her at tomudjforever@gmail.com.

Acid Camp Vol. 145 — Tomu DJ

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An increasingly established voice in New York’s nightlife, Samuel Fish is an organizer and artist originally from Portland, Oregon whose interests are deeply intertwined with the underground. As a core mind behind Mizz Softee, the diversity of his tastes is reflected in the talent recruited for any events he’s involved in, ranging from classic techno and house, to emerging sounds from outer regions, and healthy doses of authentic New York after-hours grit. A digger par excellence, Sam’s selections change with his surroundings to slot in with his invitees or flow to their own wayward conclusions, often evading strict genre to revel in groove and atmosphere through deep house, techno, ultramodern breakbeats, wave, vintage tech house, early trance, and leftfield picks.

As Mizz Softee rises to ever greater renown, so does her ambition, recruiting legends like DJ Rolando, DJ Hyperactive, Sandrien, Mike Dearborn, Anthony Parasole, Marco Shuttle, Mystic Bill and many more. Sam’s sure handed guidance balances weighty names with the crème de la crème of US and international tastemakers and local luminaries with unquestionable credentials. Emphasizing continuity and content in both his sets and his curation, he seeks to return ethics to the dancefloor, both in the quality of the music and the atmosphere his endeavors embrace.

Acid Camp Vol. 146 —  Samuel Fish

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Acid Sussi is a DJ based in Stockholm, Sweden. Having recently played at the Boiler Room party in Stockholm, as well as at well-respected clubs, festivals, and warehouse parties throughout the years, she is a well-known music selector among the local club-goers.

She has played alongside Jon Dasilva at the Acid Friday parties, held residencies in her hometown, hosted the radio show 'Zällh Acid' on Klara Radio, and promoted her monthly club event 'LIVE' featuring live acts from the electronic dance music scene. Despite her DJ name, that lush 303 sound is not the only style she likes. When playing, she loves to move seamlessly between acid, electro, and house, creating eclectic sets with loads of BASS.

Acid Camp Vol. 148 — Acid Sussi

Acid Camp is excited to announce a new compilation album. The album celebrates the label’s 10 year anniversary with 35 artists—of which 25 are releasing with the label for the very first time.

As the largest release in the record label’s history, Acid Camp: 10 Year Anniversary Compilation dramatically expands upon Acid Camp All Stars Vol. 1 and Vol. 2 (both 2018) with more than triple the number of featured artists. Ten return to the label, including Eric Cloutier and Jeremiah Chiu, while Abby Echiverri, Bézier, Force Placement, and 32 more celebrate their first track with Acid Camp.

From Los Angeles, Chicago, Detroit, New York, Berlin to Tokyo, the artists represent the breadth of the underground and independent music scenes of the 2020s and underscore the collective strength of Acid Camp’s community since 2013. The release spans dancefloor-forward acid house and techno to ambient, downtempo, and funk selections. Lyrics are cut and collaged; synths are squelched; grooves are grooved.

100% of the album's profits will be donated to the Palestine Children’s Relief Fund (PCRF), founded over 30 years ago in 1991. PCRF is the leading nonprofit organization providing medical care and diverse humanitarian assistance to countless children in the Middle East.

Artwork by Matthias Dörfelt
Mastered by Matt Parent
Compiled by Aaron Davis, Ms. Ed, and Erin Platner
Words by Daniel Sharp

Released April 16, 2024

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M Parent - Slide Slide Pumpkin Pie

Akumen - Murky

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Parisian DJ and producer, Charleeps, transports the dancefloor to the realm of dreams through a unique cocktail of her acid, house, breakbeat, and electro influences. Her energetic touch and the sweetness of her melodies can be found both behind the turntables and in her discography releases on respected labels such as Nocta Numerica, Mycelium Syndicate, Barbi(e)turix...

Acid Camp Vol. 151 — Charleeps

Giving Chase is Hudson Valley-based musician and DJ Scotia's debut solo release on Acid Camp Records. The six-track record is a high-femme hardware journey filled with jacking rhythms, swampy acid lines, and coquettish vocals. The EP opens with a pairing of feverish acid jackers "Who Really" and "Time 2 Work." "Pillow Priestess" and title track "Giving Chase" are expressionistic grooves that explore the ups and downs of sex and romance. "Love To Hate It Too" is a cheeky love letter to acid-house culture, and Otodojo's remix of "Time 2 Work" puts the original track through a kaleidoscope of bass rhythms and textures.

Scotia co-promotes the party Community Rave Network, a monthly queer-centric event that prioritizes classic rave values of music-first ecstasy. She began buying vinyl, DJing, and making tracks while living in Brooklyn in the early 2000s. After moving back to her hometown, she began promoting parties as Outpost 1 that supported regional club sounds—making connections with Brooklyn's UK Bass upstarts Turrbotax and the ballroom scene's Mike Q. In 2011, her work in the music industry went on hiatus, returning in 2022 and since then performing at Wrecked, The Bunker, and at renegade raves and clubs down the East Coast.

Written, produced, and mixed by Scotia
Additional mixing by Clay Wilson
Mastered by Matt Parent
Photograph by Angelina Dreem

Giving Chase

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Scotia – Who Really

Scotia – Pillow Priestess

Scotia – Loves To Hate It Too

Scotia – Time 2 Work (Otodojo Remix)

Follow @beggar-us @lowrecordings

Howdy! I'm Beggar. Some lovely friends and I run a friendly label called Low Recordings. This mix was made with a window view of an orange tree in full bloom of ripe fruit. It was a nice day, and I wanted to channel the environment I was taking in towards my selections. So I guess if this mix had a theme, it’d be juicy, sweet, a little sour, and a bunch of vitamin D! All of these vinyl selections hold a place in my heart, and I was pumped to have their rhythms play with one another. Thanks for listening!

Acid Camp Vol. 152 — Beggar

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For this mix I really wanted to lean into an exploration of some tracks that embody a distorted, acidic and hypnotizing energy. With tracks spanning decades regional styles, this mesmerizing mix celebrates the alternative universes we can traverse in the vehicle of freaky and otherworldly production.

Bio:
Constantly exploring sounds of house, techno, hip hop, funk, soul, drum and bass, electro and more, Father Dukes creates memorable musical experiences while pushing the limits of musical cohesion. Father Dukes has been involved in Detroit electronic music for over a decade and the powerful musical legacy of Detroit are deeply inspirational to her.

Acid Camp Vol. 153 — Father Dukes

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Recorded live at Anemone x Acid Camp in Los Angeles on October 26, 2024.

Clay Wilson is a producer and DJ, who began turning heads in 2013 with his mesmerizing debut on Styles Upon Styles. He quickly followed that release with a string of similarly psychedelic 12”s for The Bunker New York. Clay’s monthly radio show Sensoria, with Oliver Chapoy has been a fixture of the sound of The Lot Radio since early 2016.

Acid Camp Vol. 154 — Clay Wilson

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Recorded live at Anemone x Acid Camp in Los Angeles on October 26, 2024.

Abby Echiverri is a producer based in Brooklyn, NY, whose intense curiosity has led her to take on a variety of roles as a musician, sound engineer, DJ and VJ. She has released music across a number of labels including The Bunker and Patterns of Perception, and performs live as part of LCD Soundsystem.  As a DJ, Echiverri is known to play a wide variety of genres, often leaning on left-field obscurities.

Acid Camp Vol. 155 — Abby Echiverri

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hi! hello! I have for you a mixed-and-processed healthful dashing of some of my favorited acid-y fella's presented by the acid camp crew.

love you dearly.

enjoy   c;

"Emerging from the mossy depths of the Pacific Northwest, Gardenparty has planted themselves in the Portland rave scene as an Osmosis resident and a curator for the Process club series “Contact”. Known for their dark, bass-fueled, and texturally explorative sets, Gardenparty cherishes the weird. Whether it be dispersing dubstep-infused chuggers or deranged hypnotic rominimal, you can be certain they will bring a refreshing fluidity to the dancefloor."

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Lia T - Kester
Pent - Babble Acids
Louis Marlo - AES-256
Sotus - With U (Elemental Acid Boogie)
Aux Field - Pan Long
Natural Electronic System - Vespero
EinKa - Most Direct
Human Space Machine - RN2GLM (Eduardo De La Calle Remix)
Manuel Fogliata - Banana Mania
Kanyon - Number One
Human Space Machine - Second 
Eversines - Been
System Mass - Nicola Cruz
Mallard - Beer Tune
BFTT - feelins2
Q3A - Untitled
Casper Hastings - Uisce
Ivy Lab - Ghost

Acid Camp Vol. 156 — Gardenparty

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This mix is a snapshot of (mostly) current house, techno and electro sounds that DJ Screendoor showcases in decades-spanning marathon sets in the lush forests, mossy cabins, leftist clubs, antifa hotspots and natty wine bars of the Pacific Northwest underground electronic music scene.

DJ Screendoor is a 25+ years multi-genre dj veteran, promoter, label runner and producer based out of Portland, OR but with early ties to the midwest 90s rave scene.  His label Disposable Commodities (est 2014)  is an anything goes techno/electronic outlet. A vinyl hoarder, he also ran a brick and mortar vinyl shop from 2004-2008 where many of his classic tracks were culled from 1990s OG DJs' collections.

Acid Camp Vol. 157 — DJ Screendoor

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This mix was recorded live during an All Night Long session at Mansions in Queens, NY on November 15th, 2024. Consisting of primarily vinyl selections ranging from dub tinged electronica, sultry progressive, percussive tech house, funky pumpers, deep techno & psychedelic electro. The room was electric, sweat dripping from swaying bodies. Thrilled to share a 2 hour section from one of my favorite sets in recent memory. I'll be releasing a new record "Limbs of a Lion" on April 4th, 2025 & celebrating with a release party going b2b with the inimitable Kiernan Laveaux.

“Limbs of a Lion” arrives in a dazzling array of shimmering psychedelia, the newest offering on fleet.dreams’ own Vinezza records. Following “Echoes of Ego” his acclaimed inaugural 12”, “Limbs of a Lion” sees fleet.dreams’ artistry and form blossoming into realms of kaleidoscopic cadence & textural buoyancy. The production flows through a classically dubwise live analog mixing setup, new spheres of delays & echoes evolving fleet.dreams’ process to embody a unique & fully realized intersection of live instrumentation & dynamic synthesis.

TRACKLIST:
Playgroup - Make It Happen (Extended Dub)
Terry Francis - Hello, Acid Dathera
Juan Iborra - House Rallante (Hipp-E’s Dub)
Banda Sonora - Guitarra G (Warren Clarke Dub Mix)
Hydrogen Rocker - Musica (Vocal Mix)
Basco - The Beat Is Over (Sure Is Pure Mix)
Jess Mindt - Urban Tap
Alëem - Profit Leave
Razoof - Girl Dem Look Good
Plug - Indian Summer (ATT Remix)
Gat Decor - Passion (Do You Want It Right Now Mix)
DJ Dan - Put That Record Back On (H Foundation Mix)
Superfunk - Untitled
Funk 198 - Funk 242
Chris Isaak - Wicked Game (Hani Club Mix)
Angel Alanis & Rees Urban - Long Island (Drunk Remix)
Anoesis - Heavy Water
Hawke - Party People (Robbie Hardkiss Mix)
BOD - Disco Lounge (Look At Your Monkey Remix)
DJ. D-Love - Beats And Lines…
Serene - Cool Strut
Nathan Coles - The Shack
Turbulence - Come Home (Thinkhead's Mix)
Cousin - ~T8_8T~
Jeremy Robin & DJ Franck'O - Long Deep Decay
Wax - Untitled
Hollis P Monroe - I’m Lonely (Addy’s Dark & Lonely Mix)

Acid Camp Vol. 158 — fleet.dreams

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I’ve been trying to play my records out a lot more lately. For the longest time, I only played records — I’ve schlepped vinyl from Mexico City to Singapore and every in between. I’ve had my ups-and-downs in my DJ career, but lately I started getting booked for bigger gigs. The people I was opening for — HorsegiirL, VTSS, DJ Assault — were traveling into town and playing CDJs, so I really had focus on building my digital collection. It’s better for my back to show up with a thumb drive in my pocket. But vinyl just hits different. I love the glacial pace of taking the time to go through all my records, trying to find that perfect sequence (this one ended up being a bunch of dubby 303-drenched hypnotic mushroom techno). And then, in the moment, when it all falls apart, you have to let go and embrace the chaos. This mix was made off a pair of Technics long overdue for a tune-up and a cheap Pioneer mixer — natural feel steez.

Tracklist
Aural Float - Zwei G
Evigt Mörker - Den Väldige
BNJMN - Titan Dome
Denham Audio - Cinnamon Vanilla
KiNK - Disco Spectrum
Astral Body - Pyschastenia
Barbara Morgenstern - Aus Heiterem Himmel (Ellen Allien Remix)
The Sci-Fi Witchdoctor - Kala Meridians
Kan Shinomura - Left Behind
softsoftcore - Meteor Shower
Silver & Steel - Dreaming of Disco Valley
Oxia & the Hacker - Last Test (Part I)
Forest Witches - Delusional Clock
ORBE - Motor
Takaaki Itoh - Step to Makin’
Roza Ternezi - Cosmology
Toneking - Pneu (Insider Remix)
Henrik B - Det Är Tanken Som Räknas
No Moon - Cobra Car
Certain Tracks - Screaming
Wata Igarashi - Kaleidescopic
NYCO - Echelon
Skee Mask - Vitamin 313

Acid Camp Vol. 159 — Ambrocenide

Reincarnation is an EP that sprung from relational rupture in Bryce’s life, and Jason’s departure from Los Angeles to Yucca Valley in 2021. The cracks left from these transitions created space to introduce new people and places, allowing opportunities for change. These context disruptions shed their established identities and brought them together to make music that inspires the courage to evolve and dance through life’s challenges. The intention behind the track fittingly coalesced by reuniting the duo in Portland, where they both now live and work. Reincarnation combines Jason’s live drum compositions with classic electronic riffs and gritty Korg sequences.

This release features remixes from Detroit-based producer and visual artist Otodojo, and Los Angeles-based producer and educator Ricky Tinez. This marks Deep Dark Blue's second release on Acid Camp Records, following their 2019 debut "When We Get Together."
credits

Written, produced, and mixed by Bryce Alber and Jason Ganberg
Mastered by Matt Parent
Artwork by Bryce Alber

Deep Dark Blue - Reincarnation (Otodojo Remix)

Deep Dark Blue - Reincarnation (Ricky Tinez Remix)

Deep Dark Blue - Reincarnation

John Tejada graced the dance floor at the best Acid Camp yet. He played a flawless all vinyl acid set following Tin Man's masterful live acid set. Thanks to all the campers who came and danced their hearts out, see you at the next one! THIS IS ACID.

Acid Camp Vol. 26 - John Tejada

After much anticipation, here is the recording of Tin Man's live set from Acid Camp #6 with John Tejada. Johannes Auvinen has become a master of his craft. Live programming and mixing between two Roland TB-303 and a carry on worth of gear to create his raw undulated acid sounds. Thanks again to Absurd / Acid Test for making this possible.

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Acid Camp Vol. 30 - Tin Man

In March I hosted one of my favorite djs, Nick Höppner, for the first all night Acid Camp. The rain was pouring down in Los Angeles but that didn't stop hundreds of ravers filling the venue to the brim and dancing until the sun shinned through the skylights of a DTLA warehouse. Here's the first hour of Nick's set recorded live from that night.

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Acid Camp Vol. 36 - Nick Höppner

Back again with a dope mix from Midwest Fresh + Humanaut Resident Dj, Tony Fairchild. This mix was recorded live back in November in the main room at Flash, Washington DC. 100% satisfaction guaranteed*.

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Acid Camp Vol. 45 - Tony Fairchild

Next up on the docket for Acid Camp Records is a record created by duo John Tejada and Justin Maxwell. The pair came together to make ACR III with two things in mind: Creating sounds that put a smile on their face while possessing as much character as possible. 

The opening track, “I’ve Got Acid (On My Brain)” is a mind-bending wavetable freakout, the likes of which Tejada and Maxwell have been striving to do for years. Using a vintage EMS vocoder to create an original vocal sample, this track is bright, playful, & vivacious. “The Name Rolls In” is layered in an acid playground of sounds. A rhythmic track with a potent 303 bass line, prominent percussion, and that infamous vocoder back at it to create a distinctly groovy track. “Field Notes”, is a composition of celestial arrangements that is completely beatless. Carried through by tiers of sounds, filters, and noisier elements, this track lulls the listener into an alluring sonic dreamscape.

John Tejada & Justin Maxwell - The Name Rolls In

John Tejada & Justin Maxwell - I've Got Acid (On My Brain)

Music Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=yyhfCDgxSB8

Jasen Loveland's prescriptions are strong and may not be suitable for all patients inquiring. These formulations were created in assistance from BMG, Silent Servant, and a new and improved mix by Patrick Russell, PhD. A full dose of all four medications should not be administered without the help of a certified professional. For more information please feel free to call the Acid Camp hotline at 1-800-AMI-HIGH.

Released January 5, 2018

Written and produced by Jasen Loveland 
My Medicine mixed by BMG 
Paranoid Fantasy (Unlimited Mix) mixed by Silent Servant 
Mastered by Tim Xavier at Manmade Mastering 
Artwork by Otto Milo 
Layout by Danielle Elkind 
Pressed at RAND 
Distributed by wordandsound

Jasen Loveland - Epoxy (Patrick Russell Remix) [ACR004]

The All Star team at Acid Camp has been touring around the world in search of inspiration. They’ve created new and engaging tracks for you to share with your favorite dance floor or your private listening environment of choice. Find part one and two of our new series at your favorite record shops. A limited run of colored vinyl will be available at Acid Camp’s Bandcamp.

Mastered by Tim Xavier at Manmade Mastering 
Artwork by Margaret Fransee 
Layout by Danielle Elkind 
Pressed at RAND 
Distributed by wordandsound

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