Written & produced by DJ Eurovox.
Mastered by John Bonjorno.
Artwork by DJ Eurovox.

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Nathalie aka Ogazón is a Berlin-based DJ who captivates audiences with her charismatic, purist approach to House and Techno, harking back to the roots of the genres. Armed with an impressive vinyl collection and a passion for creating an immersive musical journey, Ogazón has emerged as a rising star, making her mark at renowned clubs like Berghain, Bassiani and De School.

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Ogazón @ coppi 25.01.2024

Read: https://gforceseries.substack.com/p/g-force-004-gramrcy-canada

Back so soon? Yes we are. We are being graced with a good season this year and who knew that so much could happen in the space of two weeks. Charles Leclerc has finally broken the Monaco curse - or as he said, what curse? Those pictures of Charles and Fred jumping in the water are very much our summer vibe. Max’s winning streak now feels like a lifetime ago. Estie Bestie’s magnetic attraction to Pierre Gasly’s car is finally coming to an end next season with the news of him leaving Alpine. It felt like it was only a matter of time after not even being able to get through a go-kart race without a crash in Drive to Survive. Checo’s contract has surprisingly been renewed with Red Bull. One seat filled and so many to go. All these team changes are hard to keep track of but thankfully F1’s social team are keeping us in the loop. 

We’re looking forward to seeing what this silly season will continue to bring as we head into the Canadian Grand Prix with rain forecasted for the entire weekend. For this occasion, we have Berlin-based DJ Gramrcy taking the wheel and in his own words ‘going off the deep end’ with a three-stint, Medium > Hard > Soft approach to the mix - sticking to the FIA guidelines. The pitstop soundbites are taken from one of the most memorable F1 races to date - the 2011 Canadian Grand Prix. The longest race in F1 history (clocking over 4 hours), the heavy rain downpour meant there was severe delays to the race as well as more safety car periods than ever before as the race ended dramatically with the result decided by a last-lap pass. 

The Montreal F1 track circuit was renamed in 1982 following the tragic death of Quebec racing hero Gilles Villeneuve who won the inaugural race at the circuit in 1978. In 2001, Michael and Ralf Schumacher shared the podium and is where Michael and Lewis Hamilton share the most wins and pole positions. 

TRACKLIST:
1st Stint (Mediums)
Merlin Nova - Fast Track
Dro San - One Legged Scrawny
Jurango - Feverish
Will & Ink - Third Wilson
Ikonika - Details (Girl Unit Remix)
LFL - Non-Verbal (DJ JM Remix)
Endash - Piteraq
Shoal - Gerakan
Yaleesa Hall - Cleanse
Yaleesa Hall - Wet Woofers
*Red Bull - Sebastian Vettel Pitstop*

2nd Stint (Hards):
LWS - Seriously Soda
Big Ever - To Em
Rush Plush - Apollo
S.B. Project - Unconscious Behaviour Track 3
Skee Mask - Matchpoint
buttechno - tech metal
Sepehr - Planet Lonely
Dan Only - Blade Goes Deep
*Mclaren - Lewis Hamilton Pitstop*

3rd Stint (Softs):
Killjoy - Let’s Go
Leibniz - Secret
Mossambi - Reptate (Holloway Remix)
Deetron presents Soulmate - Filter (Body Mix)
DJ Savage - Long Time
Mata Disk - Diffusion
Lakker - Surface Drummer
Jonny From Space - Hurricane Party (Danny Daze Terraza Mix)
S T I N 9 - fantasi4
Percy X - Maintain
Dusky - Flo Jam (Denham Audio Remix)
Dan Newman - Hold It Down
CJ Bolland - Camargue (DJ Edit)

G-FORCE 004: Gramrcy (Canada)

On May 25th 2024, to accompany the launch of his Arthur Russell book "Travels Over Feeling" Richard King put together an event at London's Barbican celebrating Arthur's life with an all star musical cast recreating and reimagining his music.

I was thrilled to be invited to play a DJ set in the foyer afterwards. I have been an Arthur Russell devotee for 30 years and decided to play an all Arthur Russell DJ set*. The atmosphere was very special with lots of love transmitting back and forth from the DJ booth to the dancefloor. I really felt a freedom to slowly build it up playing so many of my favourite AR tracks and it was one of my very favourite DJ gis of 2024 so far.


*Full disclosure - there was an additional 30 minutes finale of this set that didn't record where I played non Arthur Russell, disco / disco adjacent records.

JD Twitch - All Arthur Russell DJ set, live at The Barbican, London 25/05/24

All my love to the OG and Schleuse Eins-Crew <3

Lara Fein für Schleuse Eins at ANNEX @Openground 29.03.2025

Following their contribution to Superclasico Vol 2., @tomsobolikmusic officially joins the Clasico family in a major way!

Five new tracks from one of the US underground’s most exciting voices, Heavy Eyes finds Sobolik refining their sound while reconnecting with their roots. Written over eight months between June 2024 and February 2025, the record came out of a moment of recalibration. After a run of dense, chaotic releases, Sobolik stripped things back and turned their focus to groove and percussion, gravitating towards techno, tribal house and dubstep for inspiration – but never long enough for any one genre to define them.

The result is a set of tracks that balance dissonance and playfulness, with a renewed emotional core. “I wanted to hone things down,” they explain. “None of them are straightforward bangers, but they’re all playful, charged, and connected to the deep reverence for pop music that’s always driven me.”

Musically, the EP takes influence from Trekkie Trax, 85 Acid and Yaleesa Hall, late-‘00s dubstep pioneers like Appleblim and Peverelist, and the DJ worldbuilding of CCL, Gigsta, Objekt, and Kiernan Laveaux. But at its heart, it’s rooted in Sobolik’s most formative experiences in the North American underground, channeling the unbridled spirit of DIY raves like Montreal’s Layer05 and STM, Philadelphia’s Chrysalis and Concréte, New York’s Groovy Groovy and TOSSD, and of course Sobolik’s own Antidote nights. “This music is for those floors,” they say. “The places that captured my heart.”

As their seventh EP, Heavy Eyes feels like a sure step forward. “It comes from me DJing more, deepening my knowledge of how dance music works on the body and on a crowd,” Sobolik reflects. “I feel more confident now, put less pressure on myself – and I think the tracks are cleaner, more distilled.” That maturity doesn’t come at the expense of personality, though: this is still music full of texture, humour, and an air of “why the fuck not?”

The EP closes with a remix from Swedish innovator Peder Mannerfelt – ‘business (techno) in the front, party in the back’ personified and one of Sobolik’s earliest inspirations. “He’s been flying the flag for freaky, fun, bassy techno for years,” Sobolik says. “His tracks set my gold standard for dancefloor music – I did not expect he’d be so immediately down to remix my material, and I’m really humbled by his support.”

With Heavy Eyes, Sobolik delivers their sharpest and most focused work yet: club tracks that are fierce and frenetic, but also deeply earnest.

Perc Loop Princess is the second single on the EP, before Heavy Eyes drops in full on October 2.

All tracks written and produced by Sobilik in Queens.
Mastered by Alex Gordon.
Remix mastered by Wordcolour.
Artwork by All Purpose Studio.
Cover photo by Thomas Sobolik Sr.
Released by Clasico Records | Catalog #: CCO011

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Heavy Eyes

Sobolik – Perc Loop Princess

South Africa's DJ Lag is to gqom what Frankie Knuckles is to house. An early pioneer of the raw, minimal and bass-heavy electronic style since the 2010s, he has gone on to popularise it around the world with a wealth of solo EPs and high-profile collabs. Last year, he dropped his second album, The Rebellion, which ushered in a new era that embraced Afro tech, amapiano, drill and hip-hop, all having previously worked with the likes of Beyoncé and Tyla.

He played Dekmantel Festival back in 2022 and now makes an overdue entry into our mix series with a widescreen showcase of his musical world, including some unreleased tracks from himself. It's Afro-centric but roams from silky smooth and deep jams to crisp metallic steppers via warped dub, always with an empowering energy that makes you puff your chest and put your best foot forward.

Dekmantel Mix 496 - DJ LAG

Usually hangin' around on the streets of Brussels while collecting/playing some wonderfully weird records and MP3's, Aroh DJ made it all the way to NYC for a special guest show on The Lot Radio. 

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https://www.soundcloud.com/aroh-dj



Aroh DJ @ The Lot Radio 09-23-2025

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Radio On Vacation with Levels Of I

New week, new mix – and this one’s a true beauty. As the days grow shorter and the air turns crisp, Ritas and Falks live recording delivers the perfect soundtrack for slowing down. Their set is gentle, spacious, and full of quiet detail – a mix that doesn’t rush, but carefully unfolds like a foggy morning walk.

Let it wrap around you like a soft blanket. It’s a story worth listening to – and one you might want to return to.