This is a live recording of a set I played on 11/10/2024 for local crew DUNJ. They were hosting Om Unit for the Sydney leg of his Acid Dub Studies live show, and I played the opening set. I decided to select some of my favourite dub and acid influenced music in my collection so that it would be on-theme, but also wouldn't just tread the same ground as Om Unit by playing straight up dub. Hope you enjoy it.

TRACKLIST
1. Antigone - Out Here [Token]
2. Silent Harbour - Riparian [Echocord]
3. Eddie Hale - Aperture [Denude Records]
4. Forest Drive West - Block Nine [Midgar]
5. Roland Klinkenberg - Yani [Green]
6. Arkajo - Nadir [Aniara Recordings]
7. K-LONE - Break Root [Aus]
8. Konduku - Yol [Nous'klaer Audio]
9. Cousin - A Message From Q [Moonshoe Records]
10. Deadbeat - House Of Vampires [Echocord]
11. Moreon & Baffa - Idea [Visionquest]
12. F.E.X. Featuring VW - Manifesto [Robotronic]
13. Aphasia - Acapulco (Sean Cusick Remix) [Hooj Choons]
14. Red Star - Pretender (Dub) [10 Kilo]

Andrew Wowk - Recorded Live @ Dunj Presents Om Unit "Acid Dub Studies" (11-10-2024)

Roo - 07 March 2025

DJ Set - recorded live at Nowadays, NYC - 16th Feb 2025

(Apologies for volume dips - we had slight sound issues)

Om Unit - DJ Set @ Nowadays (NYC) - 16.02.25

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Ikke Sant with SUCHI invites Mica - 19 April 2025

Welcome to episode 67 of the Masala Movement Podcast. I’m your host Todh Teri, and today we welcome Zainab Wani, aka Zequenx — a genre-blurring DJ, producer, and live act. Born in Kashmir, raised in Chiang Mai, and now in Goa, she blends psychedelic roots with global sounds in deep, immersive sets. From DGTL to Magnetic Fields, she’s rocked global stages. As an Ableton trainer and founder of Signal Flow, she also champions new voices in electronic music

More info:
https://soundcloud.com/zen_zanan

Podcast 2025/05 | Zequenx | hosted by Todh Teri

It's 10am. Sunlight radiates through the shutters in the Steam Room at London's Fold. Almost half way through Neighbourhood's 24 hour party, people are in their element. Some have been dancing all night; others are arriving fresh. The mood is excellent.

This is one of my favourite sets I have ever played. A deep, moody and energising journey heading into the second half of Neighbourhood's electrifying 15th birthday celebrations. Big up Tasha for having me play. No one does it better!

@neighbourhood-music
@dj_tasha

Neighbourhood 15th bday - Jay Carder at Fold

A new studio set from one of the foundational icons of drum & bass.

Few names in drum & bass carry as much history as Peshay. Paul Pesce came up in the crucible of early rave and left fingerprints on labels like Mo' Wax, Good Looking and, most obviously, Metalheadz. By the time drum & bass was surging in the mid-'90s, he was bolted as one of the scene's most distinctive voices. 

Where others were pushing clinical austerity or waves of dark pressure, Pesce's ear drew him to featherlight, jazzy chords instead. The atmospheric drum & bass movement—or intelligent, as it's sometimes known today—cohered in his hands with timeless staples like "The Piano Tune" and "Miles From Home."

To a contemporary generation, he may now be best known for Studio Set, which caught alight as a prime slice of algorithm fodder on YouTube in the late 2010s, racking up millions of plays. Alongside Bailey’s Intelligent Drum & Bass, the mix has taken on a second life as a seminal document of a genre in flux. All of which made its removal from the internet, based around a spurious copyright strike, a hot concern.

Although a little tad reserved than some of the scene's most dominant names, Pesce has remained a loyal custodian and historian of the sound. While Studio Set was down, we offered him a crack at making something fresh, and though it's thankfully back up, the Kafkian nightmare galvanised his commitment to preserve recorded history.

Known as a DJ for his dynamic way with a groove, extended blends have long been Pesce's signature. You’ll hear plenty of those on his RA Podcast, as golden-age rollers and contemporary vocal cuts push in and out for up to four minutes, painting a portrait of the genre’s vitality from someone who helped define its terms. True to form, RA.993 carries the touch of a jazz conductor and the assured cool of a veteran who's been deep in the culture for over 30 years.

@peshay-official

Find the interview and tracklist at ra.co/podcast/993

RA.993 Peshay

ÏONIX - Tenebris (Minimalist 05)  UTH Records

What is wrong  - Demo

Follow Your Soul

Andrew Wowk is a DJ, producer, radio host, promoter, and writer who has been active in the Eora (Sydney) electronic music scene for over 20 years. First introduced to dance music culture through work experience at community radio station Rhythm FM at age 16, Andrew exudes a passion for and knowledge of music that is the result of years of experience.

As a DJ, Andrew has earned a reputation for refined technical skills and eclectic track selection. His tastes run the gamut of techno, house, breakbeat, drum & bass and jungle, electro, and leftfield electronica, demonstrating a deep respect for the history of dance music, a love for its present, and excitement about its future. But even with such a wide range of music at his disposal, he finds ways to combine these numerous sounds into a cohesive whole. Often focused more on telling a story or creating a particular feeling with his sets, he regularly moves fluidly across stylistic boundaries, preferring to find other similarities between tracks than just their genre.

His intelligent approach to DJing has led to him playing at some of Sydney and Australia's most well-respected clubs/events, both as a headliner and as a support act for international artists. He has also received international recognition, being invited to play guest sets at Circus Osaka in Japan, DEPTH and Train Car House Party in Seattle, as well as perform on 313.FM in Detroit, WNYU in New York, and provide mixes for Animal Instinct in Berlin, Fnoob Radio, and Error Sessions in the UK.

Outside of club DJing, Andrew also produces music under the alias End User License Agreement, which has been released on labels such as Biotech Recordings, Baroque Recordings, Extra Spicy, Communication Records, Monarch Recordings, and Late Night Music. His remix of Floor Twenty’s “Say My Name” and his original track “Chonk” were both featured in Beatport’s and Juno's best bass music releases from 2021. He also hosts a weekly radio show "Time To Track" on 2SER, regularly writes for both print and online media, and runs events covering the spectrum of underground dance music, featuring previous headliners such as Dave Clarke, Ben Sims, Marcus Intalex, Regis, Hodge, Adriana Lopez, Djinn, SNTS, and Nastia Reigel. 

Andrew is passionate about social and political issues and strongly believes in using music as a medium for addressing these issues. Much of the music he loves was originally created in tandem with social, cultural, and political movements, and he believes that contemporary music should also carry a message. To put this into practice, he launched Music For Change, a label which donates 100% of profits from all releases to various charities, alongside Jessica Tassone in 2021. Releases on the label have been supported by international artists such as Dave Clarke, Ani Klang, and Alchemist/Amy Kisnorbo, played on BBC Radio 1, and added to the rotation on local radio stations FBI Radio and 2SER.

Andrew Wowk - Recorded Live @ Dunj Presents Om Unit "Acid Dub Studies" (11-10-2024)

Andrew Wowk/End User License Agreement