Selene has a love for hypnotic, atmospheric but raw techno, characterized by dominant trippy rhythms and textured elements. Selene builds musical journeys through extemporizing and sensing the moment on the dancefloor, where she hides these hypnotic yet powerful cycles. The sound that have gained the likes of many key venues in Europe such as Paradigm, RSO.Berlin, Tresor, Tempio del Futuro Perduto Milan, Lofi, Awakenings & Radion, to name a few. Her personal vision is to always reinvent herself as an artist, even when playing the same musical styles and she is always looking for fresh artists to support. As co-founder of RIOT, she aims to widen perspectives by pushing female+ talent in the electronic music scene by organizing raves, radioshows and more events for female+ artists.

Tracklist

4 am thoughts – Takt
Blade – Markus Suckut
Biónico – Lucho (VE)
Crawler (Biri & Yoga)
Diatom – Valentino Mora
DONT PLAY 180 (eBass Remix) – Toru Ikemoto
Frank Lotion – Connor Wall
Gallus (Blenk Remix) – Pierce
High Heels – Åre:Gone
Indigo (Hertz Collision Remix) – Disguised
Late Bloomer – Wala
Light Flooded Out – Case
Microgravity (Ribé Remix) – Jero Clares
Night Reverbs – Save Your Atoll
Rebus – Rhomb
Reckless – Tristan Black
Red Sakura – Lucho (VE)
Scratched Soul – Burden
She’s Calling – Stephen Disario
Tawa – Stephen Disario
Vaskir – Mawari
Worm Out Places – Rhomb

Osmium Cast 015 - Selene

Welcome to the 14th episode of the Gekiga Podcast. This week we’re stoked to host Martín Pistacchi aka NEEN.  

Hailing from Buenos Aires, this talented, young producer/DJ began his nightlife career organizing  local parties with friends. After some time behind the scenes, he began to delve into his true calling: production.

Within a few years, he not only mastered the technical aspects of production, but began outputting tracks that showed him to be an undeniable talent. The labels quickly came calling, and he now has a growing catalog on pedigree labels such as NEWRHYTHMIC, Semántica, 1997 Legend, and one of my favorite contemporary labels, the Italian based, EVOD. 

NEEN’s tracks have been played by the greatest DJ/Producer of all time: Oscar Mulero. He has shared the stage with masters like OISEL, and Translate, and this all happened within a matter of a few years. 

There’s no stopping or denying what NEEN brings to the table. I’m excited to forge a relationship with this amazing talent, and you will definitely see more collaborations between GEKIGA/GKG RECORDS and NEEN in 2026.

One love,
Besht1 & NEEN

GEKIGA PODCAST EP 14 - NEEN

“For this one, I’m highlighting an artist that i respect for keeping things pure and uncompromising. Decka for me is a real one with a sharp ear for proper techno.
This studio session is mixed straight from wax and you can hear it in the flow and in the crackles between the grooves. The whole session is stripped-back and loopy, heavy on locked repetition but always alive and energetic. The kind of techno music that I love to hear from a techno dj. Simple, raw and straight to the core of this genre. 
Enough said. Now I am leaving you in the hands of someone who knows exactly what to do with this music” 
-Endlec ▪︎

Follow DECKA in the follow links.

SC: https://soundcloud.com/decka-music
IG: https://www.instagram.com/deckauk/
FB: https://www.facebook.com/deckaUK/
RA: https://ra.co/dj/decka

DECKA | THE RENEGADE SESSIONS 043

Here is the interview!

ACTANT: Can you tell me about your artist name PWCCA?

PWCCA: PWCCA is the Welsh name for a demonic creature or spirit, playful but dangerous. It was my evolution as a musician, a shift from my old AKA to a more defined and technically advanced sound. I also chose it because I like its written aesthetic.

ACTANT: PWCCA was born in 2019, but you produced earlier under the name Dr Cyanide. Can you tell me about the transition between the two?

PWCCA: It was the evolution that arose with the improvement of my production techniques and my ideas, although in reality, and logically, they still have some connection, since they are two AKA to produce the same style of music.

ACTANT: Why do you make music?

PWCCA: For me, it's a way of expression, entertainment and escape, I always wanted to create tools to be able to use in own DJ sets, to be able to listen to my music in the hands of great DJs… although it is true that today in my performances as a DJ, my music is what I use the least, since when I perform in Live format obviously, everything that sounds is mine, but a great motivation long ago was this.

ACTANT: The sound of your productions is  haunting, rough, extremely repetitious. What is the attraction of these sounds for you?

PWCCA: In techno music, I've always loved repetition. In fact, I think it's part of its essence. I like creating dense, dark, and dirty sounds. They particularly immerse me in an intense mental journey. Today, I don't want to give rise to frivolous sounds in my work, at least that's what I try to convey or capture.

ACTANT: As a record label, Hardtools seems to embrace a dark aesthetic, pointing at an interest in death, spirits, ghosts, and so forth. Do these realms hold a power that can be utilised in music?

PWCCA: For me, darkness, death, the universe or all of this that no one knows about, inspires me when creating my sound, I don't like to link my sound or the sound of different artists of the label, with colors or images that are not serious or more "Fun" I think that over time, I have become more strict with those things hehe, it doesn't mean that techno is this, but in my case it is what inspires me the most.

ACTANT: Where do you see techno evolving in the future? Will real, dark techno continue to expand as society continues to erode?

PWCCA: Techno will likely continue to expand because it taps into a collective sense of restlessness. It's a search for refuge, often logically linked to having fun. Many young artists will take over and maintain the essence, while others who seemed authentic will sell out to the highest bidder without flinching. It has always happened and will always continue to happen; it's part of the game.

ACTANT: What makes Spain such a powerful force in techno?

PWCCA: I think there are and have been great techno artists in Spain, influenced by the right sources. Many artists who have forged a unique and remarkable sound, known worldwide, highly influential people like Oscar Mulero, supporting national material. I think the different artists who re-emerge have a great source of inspiration without having to look too far. But only in a few cases is one a prophet in his own land...

ACTANT: Finally, who are your favorite artists and labels right now?

PWCCA: I like listening to old artists like Wünsch, Mulero, Surgeon, Regis, Portion Reform (R&F), Mugon… but today we also have a wave of brutal producers like Kike Pravda, Lakej, Lewis Fautzi, Pyramidal Decode, KØLPØS, Ribé, Endplate, Oliver Rosemann, Stanislav Tolkachev, among many others. There are great Labels like Mord, Semántica, Pole Group or Warm Up, and others, offering great stuff, but I think that a large part of the scene is also supported by labels of less “prestigious” since there are many tracks edited in these, which are used by world-class DJs.



DYSTOPIA 007: PWCCA

◦ Civic Instruction [Hadone & UFO95] | Clergy Podcast [6/10]

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We’re proud to unveil the next instalment of our Clergy 10 Years podcast series - launched in collaboration with Apple Music.

Apple Music “Pay per play” which gives us the opportunity to donate this to a charity of the artist choice!

For this episode, Hadone & UFO95 have chosen to support “MSF -Médecins sans frontiéres” with all proceeds from the mix.

Now available on Clergy’s SoundCloud and Apple Music.

Enjoy & Thank you for the support!

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Civic Instruction [Hadone & UFO95] | Clergy Podcast [6/10]

In a city overflowing with techno, this emerging Berlin artist is cutting through the noise, carving out their own lane within the city’s oversaturated techno landscape. With a distinct approach to groove and subtle textures, this mix reveals their ability to translate a timeless rhythm, layered with intricate detail and atmosphere.

In their words - 

Driven by a passion for rhythm and movement, DJ and producer _____ started expressing themselves through sound from a dancer’s perspective. As a schooled musician they’ve found techno as their form of articulation. Playing in clubs such as RSO, Radion, Rote Sonne, Drugstore, LHF festival and more.

Enjoy the mix, 

Love HYPNO x

HYPNO SOUNDS – VOL.13

Herton is a Belgian DJ and producer who has played a defining role in the electronic music scene over the past decade. His signature sound, a unique blend of deep, rolling basslines and immersive atmospheric layers, creates an intense, hypnotic experience that captivates audiences and evokes raw, emotional energy on the dancefloor.

soundcloud : https://soundcloud.com/herton-be?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing 
instagram : https://www.instagram.com/herton.music/

s707Agency w/ Herton @ GIMIC - 01 October 2025

New S3KMIx season initiates with upcoming Athens based talent https://soundcloud.com/el-mich

Artwork: yorz
https://soundcloud.com/yorz-122504178?utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

S3KMIX091 | ELISAVETA

PWCCA Pulser DJ set (12-09-2025)

Live recording from ORPHIC x 01366 at Tillatec, Amsterdam.

Mastered by @kabay

There's some warping here and there in the recording ~ see it as a feature, enjoy ;;)

xx

01366 x ORPHIC @ TILLATEC | Twelve Seven

Podcast 052 of atomar audio, featuring cutting edge techno artists. This week we present you KlinkE from Trier. Enjoy!

KlinkE:
https://soundcloud.com/klinkeofficial

Visit atomar audio on Facebook:
www.facebook.com/atomar.audio

atomar audio –052– KlinkE

atomar audio consists of essential components of the modern electronic music scene.
On this platform aspiring artists will present their vision of Techno.
Impulsive club sound is the foundation of atomar audio.

The podcasts are available to download directly from Soundcloud.