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What’s left to be said about Cassettes For Kids, aka Melbourne’s Zak Degenhardt?

Releasing two EPs in 2020 (‘Dreams’ and ‘Rest’), C4K’s knack for defying expectations has seen his reputation as a craftsman in the studio firmly on the ascent. Paired with a Boiler Room x Lost Sundays performance for the ages, Zak’s dynamic track selection has seen him secure sets at the world-renowned Pitch Music and Arts Festival, Wool Store Warehouse and our very own Lost Paradise.

It’s our pleasure to invite him to step up for the second edition of the Lost Sundays Sessions, now streaming via the link in our bio. A bit about the mix in his own words:

“There are a few Aussie tracks featured, with ‘Undulate’ by Pugilist (27:00) the closest to my heart. I used to work with Alex and loved swapping tunes + playing each other’s demos. Pugilist comes from a dub background with releases on Melbourne’s ‘Modern Hypnosis’ label as well as Martyn’s ‘3024.’ There’s a level of detail and precision that great dub producers create, and Pugilist is by far one of the most talented producers we have.

There was no way I couldn’t include ‘Yes, Ok?’ by Beep Tzt (30:03), aka Georgia Bird (In2stellar) and Joe Buchan. Georgia is one of my mates and I’m truly blown away by this release. There's a pool of atmospheric, emotive breakbeat coming out of Melbourne that I’m super excited to see flourish.

There is something so over the top and ridiculous about X Coast’s ‘Track 4’ (42:00) that it really only makes sense to be aired in a club. The bassline on the off-beat is a little psy/trance, but it’s complemented by grooving percussion that never ceases to take a break. Pure peak time energy.

Finally, the track that gets me most excited is B From E’s ‘Kyo’ (20:50). I first heard this in a video from Roskilde Festival a few years ago, and it gives me that uplifting, introspective house feeling. It’s such a classic 90’s-influenced track, but the groove and production set it apart. It’s an exciting foray into what I love about house music, and B From E in general.” — Cassettes For Kids

Lost Sundays Sessions 002, mixed by @CassettesForKids.

Lost Sundays Sessions 002: Cassettes For Kids

Caitlin Medcalf’s love for music runs deep. 

As a DJ, producer, journalist, radio host and the former managing editor of renowned Australian outlet, Purple Sneakers, Caitlin’s tastemaker status was cemented with a breakout performance at Boiler Room x Lost Sundays. Drop the pressure, indeed.

Featuring the likes of Special Request, Shanti Celeste, India Jordan and Kettama, the Sydney-based selector delivers a mix full of passion, energy and finesse. 

In her own words:
“I had to open the mix with ‘Capitulation’ from Adam Pits. From the moment I heard it, I went back and hit play again and then again maybe 4 or 5 times. The way he plays with volume, dynamics and space throughout the track was what initially grabbed me, but every listen reveals something new.

Human Movement’s remix of Pretty Girl’s ‘Sun Phase’ (via Eora label Gallery Recordings) has been on repeat this past week. The first HM track I heard was ‘5AM’ maybe 5 years ago, and it’s been sick to see Eddy’s come up as a producer, particularly since going solo. The music he makes really resonates with me as both a producer and a DJ, especially because there are so few Aussie producers making music that so overtly draws from 90’s UK rave.

Midway through the mix is an artist called Pagan I recently discovered scrolling through Bandcamp. I couldn’t help but play nearly the whole track.  That booming vocal stab paired with the delicate harp creates such an impactful contrast.  He’s on the come up hard, getting played by some of my favourite artists like DJ Boring, Breaka, Denham Audio, and X-Coast!

Finally, there’s ‘Take Me Away (XTC Come Hard Mix)’ from Mix Factory. The original 1993 release has six different mixes, but this one hits the hardest for me. I’m constantly blown away by the simple yet impactful combination of soaring vocals, lush pads, gentle piano stabs and shuffling breakbeat. It’s blissful and euphoric in the best way possible. I’m itching to hear it on a big system in a sweaty club.” -- Caitlin Medcalf

Lost Sundays Sessions 003, mixed by Caitlin Medcalf. Out now.

Lost Sundays Sessions 003: Caitlin Medcalf

Welcome back to the UNDISCLOSED Mix Series!

This week, for episode 32, we've got a mix from SKIES, whose meteoric rise through the Sydney scene after starting DJing for the first time during lockdown in 2020 was exciting to watch to say the least. 

SKIES has continued to broaden her musical acumen from the progressive house for which she originally came to be known to encapsulate a vast range of genres, and her versatility is truly on display with the amazing mix she's provided for us this week. 

Make sure you keep up with her progress via the links below, and keep an eye out for her event Good Times once Sydney opens back up!

https://www.facebook.com/SkiesMusicc
https://soundcloud.com/skiesmusicc
Insta: @ashdmvp

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Elijah Something’s passion for music radiates in everything he does.

A producer, DJ, and co-founder of the much-loved Conspiracy label and events, Elijah’s musical muscle has seen him perform with regularity throughout the city, as well as an invitation to host the ‘Conspiracy's Lost Worlds’ stage at Lost Paradise. Naturally, he also delivered a stellar performance at Lost Sundays in June.

Having just released his latest ‘Late Night Rail EP’ (with Barcelona-based Nate S.U), it’s our pleasure to welcome Elijah to curate the latest mix for Lost Sundays Sessions.

In Elijah’s own words:

“I kicked off the mix with an old favourite from 1992, the year I was born. The Incantation mix of ‘Just Can’t Stop’ by Serpico. It’s a big feel-good roller, with a nice euphoric rave breakdown that always gets a good reaction.

I’ve also included a pair of recent discoveries that everyone should hear, two tracks from Adam Pits’ new LP ‘A Recurring Nature’. I first discovered Adam through his EP on Holding Hands back in 2018. It’s been great to see him evolve as an artist over the last few years. I appreciate the emotion he can portray and his use of trippy, psychedelic and glitchy elements. 

I also managed to squeeze in two tracks from Melbourne’s DJ Life. I’m really loving everything he’s putting out at the moment. We were both scheduled to headline Lost Sundays on August 1st, which I was super pumped for. Hopefully it’s not too long until we can reschedule that one!

Finally, the first track I’m gonna play back at Lost Sundays is ‘Fantasm’ by Fio Fa. It’s a peak time breaks bomb that I just know would send the Lost Sundays crowd bananas.” — Elijah Something

Featuring the likes of Instinct, Chrissy and Bushwacka, LS Sessions 005 mixed by Elijah Something is now streaming ⚡️

Lost Sundays Sessions 005: Elijah Something

‘Existence is the end of endless eternity without a beginning or an end.’
 
This story unveils itself in Australia, where Max & Netanel begin to sculpt their musical exploration via their alias, Gelassenheit.
 
Through a unique sound, the music of Gelassenheit harnesses a strong self-identity to both their listeners in production and on the dance floor. The conjuring connection of musical elements bound together seamlessly, showcase's an effortless relationship which captivates and conquers. This latest podcast is sure to get you up dancing and includes an energised mix of powerful sounds including one of the guys own productions 'Astro'. Enjoy and as always Let The People Dance. xo

Tracklist:
1. Dica - Gorge, Danjo (ita)
2. The more I feel - Enzo Elia, Musumeci, Stefano Proietti
3. Ibiza ft. Ella Loponte - Space Motion
4. Viebar - Modul Kollektiv, Gespona
5. Lemon Haze - Kinky Sound
6. Rebel - Cherry (UA)
7. Yaba - Gutenn, QDream
8. Ketuvim - Argy
9. Anomaly (Pavel Petrov Remix) - Twin Mix Trip
10. Player - Stylo, Space Motion
11. Mango - Adam Ten, Mita Gami
12.The balconist - Dimi Mechero, Maksim Dark, Pavel Petrov
13. Astro - Gelassenheit
14. Acid Facial - Jove
15. Your Rain (Moonwalk Remix) - Jean Vayat, Evelynka

More Gelassenheit: https://soundcloud.com/gelassenheitb2b

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DJ ESKALATOR 

Originally from the UK, a young Eskalator was always seen grooving and moving to the beats of Clubs, Festivals, or wherever the music was at. He enjoyed the finest music scene that London had to offer - Fabric, Ministry of Sound, Egg, along with Village underground and the Tobacco Docks were a few of his favourite haunts.

After a move to Australia, Eskalator met his mentor, Craze, another London lad, who from a young age span vinyl. Craze ran a legendary London Pirate Radio Station, Hosted Sunshine Daze Events, and toured various clubbing destinations around the world alongside music pioneers, EZ, Luck & Neat, and Brandon Block. With the passion for the music and full arsenal of skills Craze bestowed his knowledge upon Eskalator.

Eskalators taste of music developed from a variety of influences. His belief is that it’s got to have funk and groove, something that you can connect to, makes you feel and that makes you want to dance. What Eskalator brings, produces, and envisions is the movement of Riva Starr, the deepness of Mr. G. with the house funk of Mr fingers.

The young DJ started out by playing House, Tech House, and Techno sets to friends in Sydney’s suburbs; here he deepened and developed his understanding, love, and appreciation for DJing, Music, and Production.

Later, Craze, a key member of the Bondi Radio crew, invited young Eskalator onto his shows. You can catch the duo smashing out a set, broadcasting back home via House Digital radio, Fresh Sounds Radio & Loco London, having many laughs and sinking a beer or two in true Aussie fashion.

Since then, Eskalator secured a top place in The Royal Oaks DJ Competition, as well as two Summer Residencies at Lush on Bondi, with guest spots at Cafe Del Mar & The Vault Bar alongside other regular gigs throughout the city. 

Eskalators production runs deep into the character he is, how he portrays life and the world around him. He believes in balance and inturn produces tracks with emotions that everyone can connect to.

One of his fundamental thoughts...
“To Produce & DJ is to share the infectious emotions music has on us, the energy, the love, and experiences it takes us through and honestly, there's no better feeling”

New Single Bipbop due to Release 18th September

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