Norman Nodge from Berlin is my guest in Episode 32 of Portal the podcast. He’s resident DJ at Berghain and released on Marcel Dettmann Records and of course on Ostgut Ton. Together with Marcel Dettmann, he will release a new track on the Ostgut Ton Fünfzehn + 1 compilation on November the 5th.

I recorded one hour of music for you as well with tracks by Viril, Talismann, Morten B. and more.

Music is able to lift you into other dimensions, so come with me through this portal and immerse into the depths of my record collection.

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Portal Episode 32 by Markus Suckut and Norman Nodge

"All I want to do is express what I love." The beloved Berghain resident talks about learning from failure, putting in the time and how good sound systems have changed his life.

Born and bred in Minneapolis, Zak Khutoretsky, AKA DVS1, has been throwing and playing raves for decades. Now 47, he's at the top of his game. As one of Berghain's most popular residents and a producer known for his deep and versatile sound, he's amassed thousands of followers around the world, releasing on Klockworks, Transmat and Ostgut Ton, in addition to his own label, HUSH.

Not just an artist, Khutoretsky has garnered a reputation for speaking critically about the challenges facing the electronic music community, notably through his essay about the battle between art and entertainment, and more recently through the inauguration of his revenue sharing platform ASlice. The organisation was designed in 2020 as an antidote to the pay disparity between DJ earnings and producer earnings, and its basic conceit is that DJs submit playlists of their tracks and share small percentages of their gig fees to be redistributed among the artists whose tracks they've played.

In this RA Exchange live from ADE, Khutoretsky talks with journalist Christine Kakaire about the platform and the impetus behind it, as well as his underlying tendency to be a "fixer,"  from the problems in his house to the issues he sees plaguing his community. Listen to the episode in full.

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Mirella Kroes’s recording holds great memories for us, so we think it's time to share it with the rest of you as well!
Let's get lost once again in this mesmerizing flow, just like we did among our dear sofas in Masada.

Mirella Kroes @ Acquario - 20/05/23

Train Wrecks Podcast ft. Dustin Zahn

Train Wrecks #062 - Philippa Pacho & Blue Hour

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Initial Code @ GIMIC - 26 June 2025

Live recording from our event Singularity, every Monday at Tresor, Berlin  🖤

RUSLAN MAYS 17.03.2025 Singularity @ TRESOR

French DJ based in Berlin, co-founder and resident of the Parisian queer collective Spectrum Waves.

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Lea Occhi @ The Lot Radio 07-25-2025

August 2025 Techno mix

liquid love (135bpm A Major)

FLAT 9

Klangfarben

In a country where DJ talent is in abundance and competition is fierce, the struggle to stand out from the rest is not an easy task. Once referred to as “The DJs, DJ” Ben Cromack has been presenting his highly improvisational hands-on style of DJing to Australian audiences since the mid 90s. 
Hypnotic, futuristic soundscapes, percussive syncopated rhythms, Detroit-esque soul and jacking funk are just some of the flavours Ben weaves together, regularly whipping Melbourne dance floors into a frenzy of sweaty dancing bodies. 
From playing underground warehouse parties in Melbourne’s early rave scene, to working in iconic record stores, to gracing the console at many of the cities most well respected club nights and venues, Ben’s musical knowledge and experience shines through every time he plays. 
Now a member of Melbourne’s infamous “Stable Music” Crew, Ben continues to move audiences with his original take on the Hardgroove, Techno and House sound.

August 2025 Techno mix

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