"these songs reflect some of my day to day listening, outside of club music. most of these songs i’ve been listening to since my early teenage years and are a real formative part of my musical journey." - @byronyeates

Follow after the after on Apple Music for the full tracklist.
This mix is for non-profit, educational & artistic purposes only.  All rights belong to the original artists and labels.


ATA020 with byron yeates: after the after

label boss: @radiantrecords l resident: @la-noche-party @adonisadonisadonis & @refugeworldwide 
bookings: lisa@ekipa.agency l americas: nicole@muisca.la

personal playlists curated by club djs showing their b-side. track lists are available on our apple music page. a project run by juan and only (@jplovesyou)

The purpose of the project is very much just to share a bit of one’s private music taste, particularly in the case of DJs who dedicate their lives to music but are only recognized for their “club music”. This will allow listeners to expand their music taste and get to know a different side to the DJs they follow, while giving DJs the chance to take a break from the music they rely on professionally in order to share a bit more of what makes up their personal musical taste/background.

I personally find that there’s more to DJs than what they are paid to play, or what they show on their social media accounts. I am curious about what they listen to when they are sad, what genres flooded their environments as they grew up, what influences helped shape their current musical knowledge and taste. Also, in times when AI is basically deciding people’s daily listening habits, I believe it wouldn’t hurt to offer some human curation.