Berlin DJ, producer, and label owner Discrete Circuit launched CIRCUITS, a six-part DJ mix series. Each of the six episodes of CIRCUITS will focus on a different style and mood, reflecting his deep love for all angles of electronic music and beyond. Each episode will be a good hour long and, in many ways, is the condensed form of Discrete Circuit's taste of the respective atmosphere.

Discrete Circuit
CIRCUITS 
2023

Part One: Essentia
Part Two: Affection
Part Three: Stellar Cosmique 

Part Four – out in early September 2023
Part Five – out mid-October 2023
Part Six – out end November 2023

Discrete Circuit – CIRCUITS (DJ Mix Series 2023)

"Essentia" is the first episode of a six-part DJ mix series called CIRCUITS. Each of the six editions of CIRCUITS will focus on a different style and mood, reflecting my deep love for all angles of electronic music and beyond. 

"Essentia" is a 66-minute ride focuses on raw, straightforward techno music that captures the energy in the middle of the night – no long intros, no filler, straight to the point. While some of the tunes have been long-time favorites I’d enjoyed playing during my residency sets at :// about blank, this mix symbolizes the conclusion of the pandemic for me while celebrating the return to club and nightlife.

In neuroscience, a circuit can refer to a group of neurons that are connected in a specific way to produce a particular function, such as the circuits involved in vision, hearing, or movement. So listen, dance, and enjoy the journey!

Discrete Circuit 
CIRCUITS 
Part One: Essentia

@blind-observatory – And The Flying Saucer
@rodhad – Mines of Mars
@takaaki_itoh – Slicer
@sinfol & @octualmusic – Traceless
@roberthood – Protein Valve (Edit 2)
Mark Broom & Discrete Circuit – MBDC3
@3kz – Distant Lands
@ashley-phase – Mass Stripped
@djdeepparis– Stressin
@randomer & Hodge – Second Freeze
@ternesc – Kalosi
Mark Broom – Drum Jamz
Discrete Circuit – Machine Code
Jeff Mills – Automatic

CIRCUITS – Part One: Essentia

"Affection" is the second episode of a six-part DJ mix series called CIRCUITS. Each of the six editions of CIRCUITS will focus on a different style and mood, reflecting Discrete Circuit's deep love for all angles of electronic music and beyond.

For the 62-minute journey "Affection", I've stepped out of my techno comfort zone to set off an emotional journey that enjoys layover in R'n'B and Alternative Rock as well as in Indie Dance and Sing-Rap – while always being accompanied by Dance Pop and House Music vibes. CIRCUITS allows me to present my musical range without completely neglecting my roots. That's why "Affection" is an eclectic mix that unfolds its power through feelings and rhythms. 

Discrete Circuit 
CIRCUITS 
Part Two: Affection

Gil Scott-Heron – Your Soul and Mine
Brent Faiyaz – Dead Man Walking 
Prequel feat. Cazeaux O.S.L.O – Love Is 
Galcher Lustwerk – Parlay 
Roman Flügel – How To Spread Lies
Axel Boman – Lucky Luke 
LOSTBOYJAY – Could Be Wrong (Extended Mix)
Kyle Hall – Baci Ballers
Jerome Sydenham, Kerri Chandler – You're In My System (Dennis Quin 
Vocal Mix Ft. Troy Denari)
Mall Grab – Love Reigns
Ross From Friends – Love Divide 
Petar Dundov – Spheres 
Young Marco – What You Say? (Extended Mix)
SBTRKT feat. Little Dragon – Wildfire 
Blood Orange feat. Steve Lacy – Out Of Your League 
L’Impératrice x Rejjie Snow – Everything Eventually Ends 
System Olympia feat. P Nut – Falling In Love 
Overmono – Cold Blooded
Frank Ocean – In My Room  
The Avalanches feat. Blood Orange – We Will Always Love You

CIRCUITS

CIRCUITS – Part Two: Affection

"Stellar Cosmique" is the third episode of a six-part DJ mix series called CIRCUITS. Each of the six editions of CIRCUITS will focus on a different style and mood, reflecting Discrete Circuit's deep love for all angles of electronic music and beyond.

STELLAR COSMIQUE is a journey through time and space. And when it comes to these two realms, we're talking about electro music. Real classic electro music, with many Chicago influences and Hip House from the 90s – music Discrete Circuit loves but doesn't play that often or ever. 

Discrete Circuit 
CIRCUITS 
Part Three: Stellar Cosmique

I-F - Daddy Says
Shabazz Palaces - An Echo From The Hosts That Profess Infinitum
Arpanet - The Analyst
DJ Stingray 313 -  Straight Up Cyborg   	
Larry Heard Presents Mr. White -  The Sun Can't Compare (Long Version)
A Number Of Names - Shari Vari (Ectomorph Dark Mix)
Clarence G - Clarence G's Club   	 
Nick León - Xtasis feat. DJ Babatr (Pearson Sound Remix) 	
Anthony Rother - Luzifer (Short Edit)   	
Andrea Parker feat. DJ Assault and DJ Godfather - Freaky Bitches
AUX88 - You Don't Want None Of This
The Egyptian Lover - Freakin On Friday   	
Underground Resistance - Afrogermanic (Original Mix)   	
Dopplereffekt - Technic 1200   	
Drexciya - Red Hills of Lardossa   	
Luca Lozano - Calling All Dancers
Model 500 - Night Drive (Time, Space, Transmat)
Arpanet - Illuminated Displays
Kraftwerk - It's More Fun To Compute   	
I-F - Space Invaders Are Smoking Grass
Massive Attack feat. Mos Def - I Against I

CIRCUITS – Part Three: Stellar Cosmique

FULL CIRCUIT is the 4th episode of Discrete Circuit's six-part DJ mix series called CIRCUITS. Each edition will focus on a different style and mood, reflecting his deep love for all angles of electronic music and beyond.

FULL CIRCUIT is probably the most important mix of the whole series as it showcases only Discrete Circuit's very own music – some already released in the past, others completely new and unreleased. These 62 minutes reflect his journey pretty nicely because you can hear where he started and where he's at right now.

Discrete Circuit 
CIRCUITS 
Part Four: Full Circuit

Discrete Circuit - Illusion (Impression) (unreleased)
Discrete Circuit - Swing Collision (unreleased)
Discrete Circuit - Compiler (Delsin)
Discrete Circuit - Dropped (unreleased)
Discrete Circuit - Recursive Descent (Delsin)
Discrete Circuit - Scratching The Surface (Beardman)
Discrete Circuit - Warning Patterns (Delsin)
Discrete Circuit - Retouched Lines (unreleased)
Discrete Circuit - Machine Code (Delsin)
Discrete Circuit feat. Dax J - Jam2 (unreleased)
Discrete Circuit - Gamma Decay (Wolfskuil)
Discrete Circuit - Incursion (Mistress)
Discrete Circuit - Stormy Waters(unreleased)
Discrete Circuit - Entropy (Beardman)
Discrete Circuit - Dusty Road (Part2) (Beardman)
Discrete Circuit - Velve (unreleased)
Discrete Circuit - Delusion (unreleased)

CIRCUITS – Part Four: Full Circuit

EMPIRE'S CHOONS is the 5th episode of my 2023 DJ series CIRCUITS. This 61-minute mix is my homage to diverse and influential sounds from the UK electronic music scene and communities. I know how challenging it can be to feature the vast history of styles from The United Kingdom, but I've never been interested in completeness or historical accuracy. 

This episode harbors some classic and current gems that influenced my taste – including AFX, RS, bass, breaks, soundscapes, hardcore, house, techno, rave, and so much more. My choons. Choons from the Kingdom: Empire's Choons – DC edition!

Discrete Circuit
CIRCUITS
Part Five: Empire's Choons

1. Aphex Twin - zin2 test5
2. Overmono - Diamond Cut 
3. Nu-Matic - Hard Times 
4. Mr. G - Sing It Loud
5. ASC - Quantum
6. Pearson Sound - Alien Mode
7. Head High - Hex Factor
8. DJ Seinfeld - Sakura
9. Glances - Bulwark
10. Objekt - The Goose That Got Away
11. Addison Groove - Oversize Clip
12. Rhyw - Engine Track
13. Tessela - Hackney Parrot
14. Joy Orbison - pinky ring 
15. Nathan Fake - DEGREELESSNESS (feat. Prurient) [Overmono Remix]
16. Skrillex, Fred again.. & Flowdan - Rumble
17. Objekt - Tinderbox
18. Floating Points - Birth4000 (Extended Mix)
19. Or:la - Wendy Wild
20. Aphex Twin - Polynomial-C

Part Five

CIRCUITS – Part Five: Empire's Choons

Discrete Circuit has made a significant impact in Berlin's electronic music scene as a promoter, producer, DJ, and label owner. With releases on labels such as DVS1's Mistress Recordings, Delsin, and Darko Esser's Wolfskuil, he established his own imprint ASTRAY, to showcase and explore his techno sound. Shaped by the creative vibrancy of Berlin, the soul of Detroit, and UK's dark aesthetics, he draws inspiration to keep forging his sonic identity.