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Gabriola "Believer" 2x12 in stores 07/06/24 @magicwire

A. Believer 8:54
B. Inner Engineering 10:37
C1. Winged Sun 5:50
C2. Ultravision (Eclipse Mix) 8:30
D. Gabriola & Bliss Inc present Equator - Lux 10:00

preorder direct - https://instituteofadvancedthinking.net/product/gabriola-believer-2x12/
preorder bandcamp - magicwire.bandcamp.com/album/believer

creation... and the coming fire

Believer

Inner Engineering

Catwash  Pep A Cat Up

@earthdog_jek live at @sustain-release-nyc

ED038: Jek at Sustain-Release 2024

@playvlada b2b @vaahzer

a snippet from our inaugural earth dog rave march 01 2025

ED0043: Vlada b2b Vaahzer @ Earth Dog March 01 2025

Universal and electric, flowing with liquid and environmental sounds. Latin rhythms collide with broken fragments, building a crescendo of sensuality and velocity. Intriguing vocals ride over rolling grooves, acid tones, and techno kicks, creating irresistible bursts of energy.

Kia’s meditative cosmic aura meets Bitter Babe’s rhythmic fire in a tribal, sassy mix that moves, pulses, and evolves. Layered textures, ancestral grooves, and veteran bass carry the set through ravishing hours of sound.

Kia b2b Bitter Babe - Climate of Fear x Sustain Release - June '25

Our b2b at @sustain-release-nyc 2025
00-02 Friday night at The Gym
A lot of physical activity indeed

Mor Elian b2b Piezo @ Sustain Release Year Eleven

ED055: Inner Lakes

November 22nd 2025 is SEVEN's First Birthday! We are celebrating in style with an incredible remix EP of our label co-founder CRYME's amazing track London Boy.

The Vinyl EP features remixes by three incredible artists who all love the original track and played in repeatedly in their sets. MCR-T, Roza Terenzi and Jako Jako all made us their own special spin on the original. Stef de Haan came in with a wonderful remix as the digital bonus.

Roza Terenzi supplies a sleek, modern club workout, reframing the vocal into playful rhythmic fragments and keeping the pulse elastic and unpredictable. Jako Jako strips it back with a floor-focused interpretation built on rolling drums and a bouncing bassline, carving space for a raw synth lead and chopped vocals that add a mischievous edge.

Cryme, Roza Terenzi
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Four Four Premiere: CRYME -  London Boy (Roza Terenzi Remix) [SEVEN]

Roza Terenzi channels femme-forward rhythmic energy into an intoxicating blend of mind-bending dance music, sapphic mischief, and cybernetic flair. Emerging from Australia’s underground, she’s brought a playful and rebellious spirit to dancefloors worldwide with her genre-blurring sets and magnetic stage presence. Now based in Berlin, her high-voltage DJ sets—equal parts transcendent, chaotic, and fun—have lit up iconic festivals like Dekmantel and Sonar, as well as clubs like Panorama Bar, Bassiani, and De School.

MARICAS w/ Roza Terenzi @ Kiosk Radio 22.11.2025

Operating on a global frequency with a knack for genre-blurred grooviness, Berlin-based Zeynep delivers a transportive blend of rolling rhythms and cross-pollinated mind-lockers that hit all the right spots. For those that like their grooves deep, percussive, techy and mysterious you've come to the right place.

@zeynep

Q. What sounds or feelings did you draw upon when gathering inspiration for this mix, and what listening environments could you imagine it being best enjoyed in?

A. First off, I want to thank you for letting me be part of this incredible mix series :‘) what an honor! As a big fan of MDC I wanted to tap into a deeper, more mysterious side of myself while still holding onto the sound that feels like “me”. I tried to let the mix slowly build into that, so you can hear different influences coming through before it settles where it needs to be.

As for the ideal listening environment... I like thinking about how it can live in different contexts. That’s why I love when people surprise me with where they play my mixes. Someone once told me they put one on at an orgy which might be the highest compliment I’ve ever received. So yeah, whatever place you’re in (physical or emotional) if it fits, it fits.

Q. Are there any records in the mix that you were especially excited to share, and what is it about these songs that resonate with you so much?

A. The opening track export city by project runaway from 2020 really captures the kind of rhythm I’m into right now. It’s built around infectious percussion and a sleek, pulsing groove. It kinda mirrors internal restlessness and the desire to move which is what draws me in I guess. 

The closing track No Reason by Vertical Blank from 1993 has these darkwave vocals that feel sad and euphoric at the same time. It’s got this “the end is near but you’re not sure if that’s good or bad“ energy which sounds strange but that ambiguity is exactly why it resonates with me.. if that makes sense? 

Q. I know you’re a big advocate of community focussed DIY parties, what are some events you’ve played over the last year that you’ve felt best embody community spirit, and what do you feel are some of the most important elements required to achieve it?

A. Two of my favorite gigs this year were Earth Dog in NYC and noclubs in Amsterdam. Both were proper DIY raves in secret locations, built entirely from scratch with great sound and music by great people who genuinely care. What made each of them so special was how much they embodied real community spirit: everyone contributing, looking out for each other and creating a space that truly feels owned by the people in it. 

You feel it in how accessible and transparent everything is, in the shared ownership and in the effort to keep things affordable while inviting diverse voices into both the lineup and the organization. Being part of experiences like these makes people feel safe and part of something they get to shape, rather than just attend. And I think that’s a key element. Big up to both crews and anyone out there for keeping that culture alive and staying real and true to themselves!

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