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Physical Therapy has as many vibes as he does aliases. You never really know what you're going to get from his sets—you can probably count on a bit of UK garage and some breakbeats, but beyond that, it's a free-for-all. He's gone through phases ranging from DIY pop edits to grayscale Berlin techno to all the fantastic and unpredictable music on his label Allergy Season to his latest EP of vocal-heavy 2-step tracks, part of a recent move towards more emotional dance music that he says captures his "twee" side. If there's anyone that truly believes in the power of crying on the dance floor, it's him. 

He's an expert at themed mixes, pulling together loosely categorized sections of his vast and sometimes hilarious collection. (Other sets, like his revered Honcho Campout recording, are gloriously all over the place.) But for his RA Podcast he's gone straight for the dance floor, choosing the kind of thing he would play at a club rather than one of his NTS sets. It's typically era-spanning and adventurous, yet woven together with an expert touch, running from an underrated Texas dubstep label (Pushing Red) to old-school IDM to vintage Miss Kittin and even an obscure (or just forgotten) turn-of-the-millennium cover of "How Soon Is Now" that would only really sound right in his hands.  

Read more: http://ra.co/podcast/826

@physical-therapy

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RA.826 Physical Therapy

¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U is an unsung talent - the Japanese dj remains arguably one of the best and most influential in Asia and has amassed a cult following from those in the know.

Next month will see his talents celebrated via the release of a specially curated mixtape for Midnight Shift as he showcases music from friends such as DJ Nobu, Ryo Murakami, Gabber Modus Operandi, Sapphire Slows and more.

When first approached about the release we knew it would be simply criminal not to ask him if he might be up for contributing a tape to our own ever growing series. Many a dj's favourite dj he does so in fine style selecting an assortment of wild off piste electronics which bend minds and challenge every pretence or stereotype you might ever have known of dance music.

Running through techno, ebm, wave and noisy cuts he delivers a set of wild fluid music which shouldn't fit together but somehow does.

This is a masterclass.

¥ØU$UK€ ¥UK1MAT$U: The 'Wednesday Alternative' Mix

Emma Blake is, musically, something of a nomad. She made her name—Solid Blake—that is, in Copenhagen, where she cofounded the influential Apeiron Crew alongside Mama Snake and Smokey. They were responsible in establishing the city's "fast techno" sound, which blended sleek techno and trance influences into something colourful and retro-futuristic. But Blake's side of things was always more rooted in electro, with a party-starting flair that you might be tempted to pin to her Glaswegian upbringing. (Her first release, <i>Mario</i>, came out on the label of the legendary Glasgow taps-aff basement nightclub La Cheetah.) And she's also spent time in Berlin, so she has those techno bona fides, too.

Another EP, released on Modeselektor's Seilscheibenpfeiler, further fleshed out her electro-techno hybrid sound, also explored in her Historical Repeater project with Danish artist Ctrls. DJing has been her major focus, though—she has an excellent Rinse FM show—and you'll hear a refined approach on her excellent RA Podcast, which is like a club set in miniature, starting out midtempo and rushing towards a heady climax with tracks like Pariah's "Squishy Windows." It's loaded with creative grooves, toothsome textures and the kind of sleek melodies that helped define her stint in Copenhagen since the beginning.

@solid_blake

Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/873

RA.873 Solid Blake

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19 - 24 June 2024

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Lowtec at Outro Lado - Waking Life '23

Ashland Mines, AKA Total Freedom, AKA Big Gay Idiot DJ, AKA Bobby Beethoven, is one of the best and most influential DJs of the 21st century. Starting out at pioneering parties like Mustache Mondays and Wildness (which he cofounded with Wu Tsang)—and a regular at GHE20G0TH1K—Mines helped to define the style that would become known, however cringe-inducingly, as experimental club or deconstructed club, directly inspiring fellow visionaries like Arca. 

Like some of the best DJs before him, Mines uses the CDJs as an instrument, but that doesn't mean just fancy tricks and looping. Instead, he artfully throws together clashing sounds—effects, samples, monologues, pop and R&B acapellas, and beats that run the gamut from dancehall to kuduro to breaks and techno. He's not afraid of the grotesquerie of human life and movement (just check out the monologue at the beginning of this mix), and he likes to push buttons. Once he put on a party where dancing wasn't allowed. Some of his sets are intentionally anxiety-inducing, evoking horror movies and modern classical composers like Penderecki, while others are bouncy and ebullient, weaving between genres and tempos like an old-school platformer. The best are both.

On Mines's RA Podcast—a milestone 900th in the series—he shows off this inimitable style, sharpened and reinforced over a decade-and-a-half of playing some of the world's best parties, fashion shows, you name it. He's the kind of DJ who creates his own music as he goes along. He makes you hear old tracks—especially pop music and R&B—in a whole new way. Titled "Cursed Piercing," this is a near-hour of controlled chaos that'll confound you at one moment and deeply move you the next.

Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/900

RA.900 Bobby Beethoven (FKA Total Freedom)

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Rest Your Brain with  Bruno Schmidt & Adi - 30 Januray 2024

Last year, when we wrote that "the best UK garage is coming out of Los Angeles," we were talking about Introspekt. The US DJ, who has since moved to New York, really understands the genre—its appeal, swing and unique, bassy whomp. Listen to any of her tracks, like last year's "Forlorn," and you'll hear someone who produces like she's been making UKG all her life. This is probably partly because she comes from a dubstep background, but either way, if you're looking for new UK garage beats, Introspekt is one of the best going right now.

Her DJing also hits a distinct sweet spot, zeroing in one of the proto-dubstep, dark UK garage days when producers like El-B were making the hottest shit around. Her sound is both retro and forward-looking, as you'll hear on her RA Podcast, which balances vintage Big Apple cuts from Skream & Benga with new-school tunes from Amaliah and Surusinghe. It's not so much a throwback as it is a rejuvenation of an old sound—a new way to look at it and a new way to make it. If hindsight is 20/20, then Introspekt has perfect vision, and mixes like this are the perfect way to educate listeners, make them move and innovate a little in the process.

@sageintrospekt

Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/929

RA.929 Introspekt

Who is Social Supply?
A collective of individuals with backgrounds in media & entertainment.
What do we do?
Plan & execute community events/functions for the “culture” of VA.
Who are we doing this for?
The People


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Set List -
0:00 - Intro
0:18 - Tyla - Art
2:32 - DuRag Daf - Young Nation (DuRag Edit)
4:13 - Doja Cat -  "Woman" (SMASHA Edit)
5:56 - Stardust - Music Sounds Better With You (Jaydon Lewis Amapiano Remix)
7:38 - Drake - Teenage Fever x Liberian Girl (FNKY & Simon Remix)
9:37 - Luther Vandross - Never Too Much (Morwell Remix)
10:51 - Davido Ft Musa Keys - Unavailable (DJ RODE BLEND)
11:59 - DuRag Daf - Hang On To Your Love (DuRag Daf 88 mix)
14:16 - Slick Rick - Mona Lisa
15:24 - DuRag Daf - All For You (DuRag Daf Edit)
16:51 - Strafe - Set It Off (Extended Remix)
18:19 - Lil Jon & The Eastside Boyz - I Like Dem Girl 
19:33 - Excez - Set It Off
20:34 - Smochi & Excez - Make It Baile (Smochi & Excez Edit)
21:47 - Dave Nunes, Deekapz - Move Your Body (Dave Nunes, Deekapz Remix)
22:52 - DJ Carmackinho do São Sebas - Gorillaz Vs Godzilla
23:36 - YOUNG FRESH - Family Ties (Young Fresh Baile Edit)
24:49 - Hyalyte - Bandido Baile 
25:36 - Auxtin Marc - New Deli
26:49 - Brandon Blue - Let The Deli Hit The Floor (Brandon Blue Edit)
27:16 - DJ Sliink - Brent Faiyaz (JACKIE BROWN RMX)
28:22 - Josh Bracy - Michael Jackson - The Lady in My Life (Jersey Club Mix)
29:30 - DuRag Daf - Pretty Brown Rock (DuRag Daf Blend)
31:06 - Durag Daf - FTCU (DuRag Daf Edit)
32:29 - Tyla x Drake - Rich Baby Water (NIE Flip)
34:05 - Tau - Rich Baby Daddy x My Boo (Tau edit)
36:22 - DuRag Daf - Paper Planes (DuRag Daf 92 Mix)
38:24 - Jodeci - Come And Talk To Me
40:32 - Crush On You (Remix_Mash-Up)
41:28 - Lil' Kim - Crush On You (feat. Lil' Cease)
42:12 - DeBarge - Stay With Me
42:34 - The Notorious B.I.G. - One More Chance / Stay with Me - Remix
43:15 - DuRag Daf - Kill Bill (Durag Daf Blend)
44:50 - Brenda Russell - A Little Bit of Love (1979) 
45:40 - DuRag Daf - Gods Got a Blend (Durag Daf Blend)
47:57 - Duncan Gerow - Tems + Foxy Brown ft Blackstreet = Free Mind
49:55 - Kanye West - Toast To The Good Life (Jean Sean 'Koffee' Move)
51:34 - Sango - Frank Ocean - Nightz (Sango Bounced It)
52:45 - DuRag Daf - Outstanding (DuRag Daf Edit)
54:02 - DSTRUKT X CUTSO X PUMP X HEDSPIN - Caught Up In The Rapture (Pump Bounced Edit)
55:47 - BlaqNmilD x Tevin Campbell - Can We Talk (Bounce Remix)
58:10 - Joolius - Slower Jamz (Kanye West Tribute)
58:43 - Kendrick x Kanye x Raymond Deejay - Love (Stan & Stan Redrum Afro Edit)
1:00:40 - DuRag Daf - Rip Love (Durag Daf Blend)
1:02:35 - TLC - All That (Theme Song)


Social Supply VA does not own the rights to the music played and music rights belong to their respective owners and copyright owners.  All music played during the set is for listening and enjoyment purposes only, if you wish to have your music removed please contact us.

TLR 444.wav w/ DuRag Daf | Amapiano, Baile Funk, Hip-hop & R&B, Jersey Club

This past February, Tesfa Williams released his debut album—over 20 years into his career. Raves Of Future Past distilled decades of experience on London dance floors into a potent and powerful blend of grime, house, rave and techno. Made with an Elektron Digitakt to imitate the rough textures of early '00s UK dance music, the LP is an anachronistic history lesson that throws everything in a blender, imagining what gqom might sound like as an Eski track and giving new life to the short-lived "sublow" sound Williams helped invent with classic tracks like "Invasion," released under his earlier alias DJ Dread D.

Since the sublow days, however, Williams has become a torchbearer for UK house music and African diasporic sounds like Afro house and gqom in London. He's put out soulful hits like "Heartbeat"—recently reissued by Local Action—and released a steady stream of dance records for PMR and Strictly Rhythm. He's what you might call a jack of all trades, except for that he's actually a master of them all.

His RA Podcast charts his musical journey in reverse chronological order, starting with smooth, African-influenced sounds and winding through grime and dubstep, eventually landing at jungle. He threads a needle through diverse genres (and eras), and posits that the traditional UK hardcore continuum is a bigger spectrum than you might think, with gqom's heave and amapiano's log drum equally important in the musical equation. It's nearly two hours of UK dance music past and present, from a DJ who has lived it all.

@twilliamsmusic

Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/935

RA.935 T.Williams

Kiosk & The Lot Radio proudly present their three-day broadcast at Horst Festival’s Moon Ra stage, showcasing New York’s and Brussels’ vibrant communities at one of Europe’s leading festivals. 

Jersey heads pull up! Into the second night of Horst Festival with Juke Bounce Werk’s SWISHA in the booth.

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DJ SWISHA | Kiosk x The Lot Radio x Horst Festival 2024

Kaa ra - Aaja x OFF TOPIC: Seran Malditos ON AIR - 27 06 24

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Sound Metaphors - Chucheewa - 13.08.24

Punk house and techno from a modern Midwest icon.

Every DJ has their own genesis story: a pivotal sound, a formative scene, a defining philosophy. In Kiernan Laveaux's case, her philosophy, rooted in psychedelia and experimentation, sets her apart. Inspired by Nine Inch Nails, Depeche Mode and New Order, she came of age in Cleveland’s acid house and queer party scenes, developing an ethos that constantly pushes dance music’s limits. Her DJ style is scrambled (in the best way), with zany tricks like scratching, creative EQing and modulation.

This approach reflects the Midwest's DIY tradition, where artists thrive in isolation and cultivate a radical disobedience, as seen in contemporaries like Eris Drew and ADAB. As Laveaux recounted in a 2023 interview with GROOVE Magazin, "Titonton Duvante once told me that being a Midwest DJ is about playing music from anywhere and making it sound like a piece of your spirit."

Spanning two and a half hours, Laveaux's RA Podcast showcases this spirit. It’s a testament to her decade-long career, blending tracks from friends and cherished memories into a transcendent mix. It’s "music to shake your hips to and decalcify your pineal gland." (For the curious, the pineal gland helps regulate your circadian rhythm.) RA.963 will make you dance and think in equal measure—a beautiful, restless and resolutely wicked journey through a singular imagination.

@kiernan-laveaux

Read more at ra.co/podcast/963

RA.963 Kiernan Laveaux

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Kikelomo B2B Retromigration - 15 December 2024

Batu closing Outburst on Saturday night at Houghton 2024.

Recorded at Houghton - Batu (2024)

Raucous club jams from the trio setting pace for a new generation of electronic fans: Dazegxd, gum.mp3 & Swami Sound, AKA EldiaNYC.

Something exciting is happening on the margins of online club music. As one generation ages out, another, predominantly made up of Zoomers and Zillennials who fell into rave music mid-pandemic or arrived via gaming, is on the rise. Some of the most dialled-in electronic fans out there have threadbare connection to formalised nightlife, filling their diet instead with DJ Ess, Jane Remover, Jet Set Radio and a thriving ecosystem of global splinter styles that would draw stares from anyone who settled into their preferences pre-2019. 

Leading the charge—while pointedly reaffirming the value of connection as they go—are EldiaNYC, whose combination of jungle, garage, vintage Black American dance music, regional rap and screen-glued splinter styles hits like a shot of adrenaline. Swami Sound broke first with sexy drill-laced 2-step edits, and last year we named gum.mp3's "Black Life, Red Planet" as one of our favourite records—but it could have just as easily been Dazegxd's breaks-splicing "exhibition mode" instead.

Eldia stack sets on radio and at parties with startlingly-fresh producers, many still in their teens. This might also be the only RA Podcast to fold in soulful ghettotech from Mr De', head-in-the-clouds plugg from rising star 454, edits of both Bounty Killer and Toro Y Moi, and multiple names (Guido YZ, synta3x, DJ B) who haven't registered on the series before.

With one eye on the occasion, Eldia tip their hats to lineage, too. The trio kick off with a double scoop of Fred P, before ramping up steadily through slick forthcoming material and ironclad modern anthems on their way to a crescendo of footwork chops, baile drums and breakbeat delirium.

Leaders of a new wave in the US, it surely won't be long before Daze, gum and Swami have swept the international circuit. For now, RA.977 will leave your subs smoking.

@dazegxd
@eldia000
@masutaswami
@gum_mp3

Find the interview and tracklist at ra.co/podcast/977

RA.977 EldiaNYC

A rare club mix from the ever-evolving artist, with 90 minutes of shadowy, atmospheric pressure.

Music's therapeutic value is often linked to relaxation—gongs, singing bowls and the like. Dense passages of foggy droning and eerie static aren't traditionally considered restorative, but Laurel Halo makes a pretty good case for it.

The Detroit-born, Los Angeles-based musician's abstract, often improvised productions are heavy on sound design and emotional climax. Driven by atmosphere rather than rhythm, they push listeners to grapple with their innermost insecurities, fears and dreams. "I'm lucky my music has helped people through crises," Halo once told Discwoman. It's easy to see why.

Since her 2010 debut King Felix, Halo has built a stunningly diverse catalogue of classically-informed records. A multi-instrumentalist—piano, violin, guitar, keys—her sharpest instrument is arrangement. Inspired by the surrealism of Italo Calvino and Apichatpong Weerasethakul, her releases, from Atlas to Behind The Green Door, unfold with slow-burning narrative and dense emotional weight. Her soundworlds are layered and labyrinthine—an architectonic space where self-reflection happens almost by force.

Even in the club, the sought-after composer excels in immersion. Her sets extend the expressionist palette of her records, trading traditional rhythm for tension, space and surprise. It’s no wonder she takes a genre-agnostic approach to the dance floor—her deep roots in freeform radio began at WCBN-FM in Michigan, followed by Berlin Community Radio, Rinse FM, and now a regular show on NTS.

RA.992 stitches foggy ambient loops, propulsive techno, mutant percussion and heady left turns with care. Tracks from DJ Rush, Octave One and Eddie Fowlkes nod to her Midwestern heritage, balanced out by deeper, psychedelic fare from the likes of Polygonia and Cousin. It's the mark of an artist revealing both deep curiosity and a precise hand as a selector. Rare, indeed.

@laurelhalo

Find the full interview at ra.co/podcast/992

RA.992 Laurel Halo

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DJ Python with DJ Fart In The Club & DJ Baby Leo   - 14 August 2019

Everyone at fabric is devastated about Andrew Weatherall’s passing, and our thoughts and condolences are with his family and friends at this difficult time. When the news broke on Monday, we spent most of the day thinking of the best way to commemorate Weatherall’s chapter in our story, but as soon as we put fabric 19 on our office speakers, we felt like sharing it with our community made the most sense. 

For the next week, the full mix will be available to stream here. Back when we were working on releasing this album, Weatherall left us with the following words, which sum up his approach as an artist better than we ever could. We are proud to be able to share one piece of his enduring legacy. He will forever shine like a star. 

“It's only in the last five years that I've considered myself a DJ, ‘cos when I first started, I just played records. I thought of it as a job, but I never thought of it as a career. When you start thinking career, you start thinking ‘Game plans’, and ‘I've gotta be at a certain stage’, and ‘Oh, why am I still doing this’ if, you know, ‘My career should be here’. Call me an underachiever. I think if you start thinking of it as a career, you start thinking you've gotta be here at a certain time, then you start taking shortcuts and start making the wrong kind of decisions. For a long time I put myself down and said it wasn't a proper job. But it is.” – Andrew Weatherall

Read our full tribute via our blog: fabricldn.co/remembering-andrew-weatherall

fabric 19: Andrew Weatherall

Alias: DJ Fart in the Club (@2shy2dj)
Pronouns: she / her
Location: Berlin

Influences: Larry David and dancefloor u4ria with the homies 

Affiliations/Residencies/Projects: Imaginary Friend  

Favorite Quote: It's nice to be important but more important to be nice. https://youtu.be/2RneoccuJwY?t=148

Advice for the DJs, producers and artists of our community: believe in your style and do your thing but don't trap yourself inside that bubble, be open to new sounds and seek for challenge. keep your ears excited and learn from each other, grow together +++community is everything

With this mix DJ Fart In The Club asks to please learn more about and consider donating to: International women* space https://iwspace.de/

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