Nice set bro, looking forward to First Floor!

@dongawellrounded: yes indeed! good tip ;)

For her exclusive Dazed Mix, the Berlin-based DJ delivers a boisterous mix of influences to drive away those winter blues. All the Dazed Mixes, all in one place. Read more: www.dazeddigital.com/mix

Dazed Mix: Nene H

We are super excited to share with you all the recording from our Tech Couture founder's Bessie-Mae & DJ OT’s set at Unfold 24/24 NYD <3 

What an incredible experience that was… 2 hours of ridiculously iconic behaviour, give it a listen and relive the moment !!

UNFOLD 24/24 NYD | Bessie-Mae & DJ OT

Explorers is the title of the new format from our good friend and simply stunning Paul Krause aka DJ Spit, aimed at open-minded and contemporary audiences who are ready to embrace and discover its motto of > genre-fluidity <. DJ Spit himself, undoubtably one of Germany’s current dance music shooting stars, is an avid promoter of genre-defying mixes and selections with a focus on high-energy bass-music hybrids that recalibrates the perception of what you’d call > Rave < through styles like Drill, Drum&Bass, Ghetto House and much more. Dashing through myriads of genres and styles and different forms of musical abstraction, DJ Spit makes big pop-gestures and experimental polyrhythms seem like close relatives in the blink of an eye. 
It’s not hard to see why DJ Spit is one of the scene’s most in demand party-starters! And the rendition of Explorers at Blitz on Friday 10/02 could hardly be more exciting, with a thrilling array of acclaimed DJs sharing decidedly modern and multifaceted perspectives on club music, such as Bjarki, I. Jordan, rosi96 and SHERELLE. 

For the special occasion, we’re delighted to present the upcoming Blitzcast 013 from DJ Spit himself, just in time to give you a glimpse of what to expect from his upcoming set at Blitz.

We sat down for a chat with DJ Spit to talk about his motivation and concept behind Explorers, his connection to Blitz and all the amazing artists he chose for the upcoming party. Read more about it here:

https://www.blitz.club/2023/02/01/dj-spit-blitzcast-013-explorers-10-02-interview/

And don't miss on our upcoming event with DJ Spit:

FR 10/02 > Explorers <
Bjarki b2b DJ Spit
I. Jordan b2b SHERELLE
rosi96

More infos: 
https://www.blitz.club/program/explorers/

Blitzcast 013: DJ Spit

Monthly mixes and "Bad behaviour" from the crew behind Berlin's acclaimed Mala Junta parties. Expect throwback trance, souped up '90s basslines and party music of a high tempo flavour.

https://www.nts.live/shows/mala-junta/episodes/mala-junta-20th-february-2023

Mala Junta w/ HYPERAKTIVIST 200223

Recording of Blawan b2b JASSS at Draaimolen Festival 2022.

TASCAM SD-20M

Blawan b2b JASSS at Draaimolen Festival 2022

Recording of my closing set in Seoul, South Korea at the legendary Faust club.

Schacke - Faust closing set, Seoul - April 29 2023

Monthly mixes and "Bad behaviour" from the crew behind Berlin's acclaimed Mala Junta parties. Expect throwback trance, souped up '90s basslines and party music of a high tempo flavour.

https://www.nts.live/shows/mala-junta/episodes/mala-junta-12th-june-2023

Mala Junta w/ DJ TOOL 120623

Tbilisi's impact on the techno underground cannot be overstated thanks to the work of artists like Salome. Though now based in Berlin, her sound is very much a product of the Georgian scene - heavy, breakbeat-rich techno with big trance-infused melodies and dramatic atmospheres alongside plenty of electro. It has come on the likes of Lobster Theremin and Standard Deviation while she also recently remixed Jensen Interceptor. 

On this week's mix, Salome Gvetadze folds in all her influences from hard house to industrial to cook up an eye-watering soundtrack that is pure dystopia. It's a mix of brutally distorted low ends and earth-shattering warehouse sounds brought to life by bright synths, shards of glassy melody and twisted metal textures. Though physical and unrelenting, it's all richly layered so there is always a freaky voice to follow or a melodic thread to pull at as you're ever more consumed by the sheer force of it all.

Dekmantel Podcast 439 - Salome

"I've always been fascinated with extreme art." The Fast Forward member discusses the Copenhagen techno sound, eroticism and his proclivity for noise and black metal.

Martin Schacke has been leading the charge on developing the psytrance-inspired techno sound that's dominated clubs over the last couple of years. He's also known for making provocative, catchy club tunes like "Kisloty People"—his breakout single from 2019—and Apocalyptic Decadence, an LP that came out on Instruments of Discipline last year (which made Resident Advisor's "The Best Albums of 2022" list). He's joined by a rank of DJs from Copenhagen like Sugar and DJ Tool who are popularizing this fun and fast counterpoint to heads-down dance music, and which Schacke describes as originating from a desire to start a scene distinct from the Berghain sound.

Interestingly, Schacke is also an artist of many trades. He's heavily involved with noise, industrial and black metal music, and he discusses how these more experimental forms have inspired his releases for the dance floor. "I've taken a lot of these ways of working with aesthetic opposites and absurdities from noise music, where it's normal to use extreme subject matter and go into dark territory and fun territory," he said. "I think those can really intertwine." 

In this RA Exchange, he talks about his roots in this scene as well as his proclivity for extreme aesthetics, taking breaks from dance music, the personal costs of choosing a life dedicated to being an artist and more. Listen to the episode in full.

EX.674 Schacke

The Copenhagen techno crew take over the airwaves for a three-way trip... 
https://www.nts.live/shows/guests/episodes/apeiron-crew-8th-september-2023

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