Up North They Are Free

That's Right, Get Down

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Kyle McGuigan - 4PLAY (FREE DL)

Stepping into this weeks guest mix is Essex-born @3dmo

Edmo is no stranger to the rave scene. It took the Cambridge based DJ a while to find his sound, experimenting with a mix of Techno and House in his early days behind the decks, but this one hour selection of groovy tech house beats shows he’s found his true calling. 

Expect more from the 20 year old soon - with less than a year under his belt, he’s only just getting started🫡

Lucid Guest Mix: Edmo

Nicolas Angeles and David ink bring us an EP with a lot of groove and a space atmosphere ready to dance on the dance floor.

Nicolas Angeles - Boun (Original Mix)

True Feelings

BUY:
https://vayarecords.bandcamp.com/album/disco-orangen
SAM PARADISE:
https://soundcloud.com/sam_paradise

PREMIERE: Sam Paradise - Piano Disco 3000

support : https://resonance8.bandcamp.com/album/resonace-ninety-eight

LEONARD - Guitarough

Hex – Spirit (Original Mix) (1997)

Do It!

SY Rockers is the new project from Ryan Aitchison aka Mella Dee and KALLIDA Festival bossman Reuben G.

Their story goes all the way back to 2009, when Reuben invited Ryan to be a resident for his party LSS at Hi-Fi Club in Leeds. The pair went on to bond over their shared love of bass-led music in the UK underground, a sound that was especially important to their native South Yorkshire.

Fourteen years on, Ryan and Reuben revisit those early inspirations as SY Rockers. Their debut EP is a slickly produced expression of bleep, UK techno, bassline and dub, redrawing lines between the sound legacies of cities like Sheffield, Bradford and Leeds across three tracks.

True to those roots, the result is a hypnotic blend of raw drums and subsonic impact. ‘Windy Dub’ introduces the record with a hazy, heads-down bass, occasionally shivering into a cavernous space echo before it locks back into a haunting synth hook.

‘Modem’ does what it says on the tin: gameboy tones bounce around a warm sub, calling back the ‘less is more’ aesthetic of the original bleep era. Finally, ‘Rhythm Resonate’ zooms in on where it all started—the drum machine. 909s, lasers and a touch of perc combine to create the ultimate techno tool.

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Benny S