Words by Quinn Whalley

"This was our first ever live gig as Paranoid London. It was late 2008 at the Warehouse Project in Manchester & the resident DJ, Krysko, took a risk & booked us knowing we’d never done it before. We were booked for 2 hours & we’d only released 2 records so we had to write a whole set from scratch. We didn’t finish writing it until 5 am the morning before the gig so we didn’t have time to rehearse it even once. It’s a hybrid live & DJ set. We bought Paris Brightledge over from Chicago to do some vocals & his friend Marshall Jefferson happened to live in Manchester & got up to do some backing vocals. You can hear the crowd in parts coming through Paris’ microphone. We’re shitting our pants but somehow we pulled it off & caught the bug for doing it live. Hope you enjoy it"

Paranoid London Live - Cartulis Podcast 050

Otherworldly house and techno from the Berlin friends.

Download: https://xlr8r.com/podcasts/podcast-751-dana-ruh-julie-marghilano/

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XLR8R Podcast 751: Dana Ruh & Julie Marghilano

✺ a self-regulating collective ✺ gravitating together around a common interest for sound, music, culture ✺ driven by the idea that music provides a space for expression, sharing, evolution, surprise, growth ✺ providing support and protection for artists ✺ rethinking the standards for artistic representation ✺

Planet Show w/ Karla Böhm @ Kiosk Radio 19.10.2022

We’re delighted to welcome XDB to the series this week. A little over 2hrs long, this is a long-form insight into the DJ & producer's expansive record collection. The mix kicks-off with slow building house, subtly moving through to electro and deep techno, ending with a handful of the classics, all weaved together in a seemingly effortless style that Kosta has become synonymous with. Catch the master in action at Dimensions thus summer, playing alongside the Freerotation crew ⚡️

https://soundcloud.com/xdb

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DIM282 - XDB

Oslo meets Berlin as we receive a masterclass from an amazing artist who recently fell on to our radar - Henriku. His "New York Popcorn" outing on Alexander Skancke's Quirk caught our attention and received major support across the board. Trippy yet feel good vibe from an artist on the rise. Meet Henriku if you haven't already...

Henriku, Future Stars

Groove.Injection is stoked to present our 11th mix supplied by Texas born New York based artist Rochelle.  Rochelle is a friend of the Groove.Injection family and has championed many dancefloors as both a dancer and DJ.  We were excited to receive this high energy mix from her and knew it would be a nice fit for our series.  Enjoy 
This is Groove.Injection: 011

Groove.Injection: 011 Rochelle

We welcome benjamin. Heavily influenced by his recent trip to Detroit, this is a focus on the intersection between tech & deep house with minimal elements. Capturing the energy of the weekend and focused on sets from Daniel Bell, ZIP, and Wata Igarashi and Octo Octa.

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MITHRACAST008 - benjamin

mostly fun, mostly vinyl :) recorded at a day party in Chicago on June 18

Ricardo Roessel (6/18 Live Recording) @ GreenMachine Chicago

Spacey sounds from a rising DJ.

Read more: https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=531

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RA.531 Evan Baggs

Introducing the 24th instalment of our podcast series.

This time, we're welcoming the two wavy brothers of @primary-perception and their eclectic and adventurous selection, playful broken-beat, mysterious synthesizers, vibrant basslines all along: a story of spaceships battling in multicoloured galaxies.

Keep it ace!

Rakya Podcast .024 || Primary Perception

The next venue we’re profiling is the intimate Hoxton spot The Lion & Lamb. A soundproofed pub with a maximum capacity of around 100, the tiny space probably doesn’t qualify as a “club”. But its key hallmarks – the homely dancefloor, the warm Martin Audio sound, and a regular rotation of excellent artists – easily place the Hoxton venue up there with London’s best late-night spots. It’s one of our favourite places to hang out after a big night at the club, but beyond being a killer after hours haunt, it’s become a vital hub for the capital’s flourishing underground scene.
The Lion & Lamb founder and resident Andre King packed dub, disco, acid, house and electro into a slow-burning two-hour mix for us to reflect the venue’s sound.

Andre King fabric x The Lion & Lamb Mix

You don't need a reason to explore sound but if you do then dig for it.  Dive deep into experience, let your soul come alive.

Groove.Injection: 011 Rochelle

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