honestly this mix is beautiful all the way through

So honored to present in the second hour at The Space Between Spaces a new mix by  this month's guest,  @livwutang. Liv takes us on a trip through her more cosmic, trippy tracks she has collected. The result is quite the midnight dance around a fire on a beach under a clear magnificent array of stars. Thank you Liv! Please consider sending her a tip if you can (venmo link below) or support her creativity in any way possible. 
My set in the first hour was mixed live on air from the Lot kiosk  studio. I faced some technical issues with the mixer and cue buttons on the cdjs so apologies for late phrasing and sudden mix changes. I hope you enjoy :)
Next episode airs live on July 15, 2021 a few days before the return of my Wrecked party post pandemic.  Save the date. 
Love & Happy Summer!

Donation Link: https://venmo.com/Olivia-Klutse
https://soundcloud.com/livwutang
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The Space Between Spaces 19 : Ron Like Hell + livwutang @ The Lot Radio 06 - 17 - 2021

With a live recorded club mix from Villa in Oslo DJ Sotofett highlights Filter Musikk, the only recordstore in Norway dedicated to House, Techno and Club Music.

Sotofett presents... Filter Musikk - November 2021

Juanita's Mix 059 with Lychee @Lycheefrut

Q. How would you describe yourself?
A. Born again dance music enthusiast - I've been trying in the post-lockdown era to refocus on being a dancer and a fan and exposing myself to serendipity and the things that made me fall in love with dance music in the first place. A bigger scene like NYC can make you jaded fast if you don't protect and cultivate those parts of yourself, I think.  

Q. How long have you been a part of the NY music scene?
A. I first started coming to NYC from Boston for more dubstep/bass-oriented events around 2011 - some standouts: Joker, Skream, Benga at Terminal 5; Caspa and Rusko at Webster Hall (lol); acts like Kuedo and Zomby at Glasslands Gallery, an electroclash rave in Chinatown that I have no idea who was DJing or promoting. At that time I wouldn't say I was part of any kind of community here, I usually rode the Chinatown bus or Bolt Bus (RIP) down for a night and took another bus back early in the morning so I wouldn't have to find lodging. 

I think I started finding community here back around 2015 or 2016 at clubs like Bossa and raves like Groovy Groovy where I'd see the same people again and again. Fourth World 2017 was the party that really made me decide I had to live here eventually. I moved to Brooklyn at the beginning of 2018, and in many ways I only really feel like I've begun to find my place here now.

Q. Tell us a little bit about this mix.
A. I had a general idea in mind for this mix that I wanted it to be romantic, but weird. I was thinking about things like friendships with romantic elements; weird sex or cuddling on psychedelics when you're not actually sure if you have a body; unrequited forbidden crushes; flirty dancing around someone for an entire night without needing it to become anything more. I recorded it shortly after the Halloween weekend daytime moment with Todd Edwards playing at Nowadays Nonstop, which I found so fun and romantic with diffused pink lighting that made it feel like the sunrise never ended, so I think that moment influenced this mix as well.

Juanita's Mix 059: Lychee

Live opening set from our November 2021 event at Basement w/ Tygapaw.  I always love building the energy and tension with a long opening set.  I hope you enjoy.  :P

Ryan Smith / Wrecked @ Basement / November 2021

Solshine Radio With Nina Sol | August 3, 2022

.Freq With Mike Servito @ The Lot Radio 09 - 27 - 2022

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Gabrielle Kwarteng @ The Lot Radio 12 - 21 - 2022

Music Cool Mix 409

Chill deep house with warm grooves and airy melodies. Melancholic yet uplifting, perfect for beach vibes and road trips.

R.F.B.F.

Flash Atkins has pulled together a crack team of musicians for Sanza Mibale Ya Bo Pemi. It is a tribute to the golden age of afro disco, when the sounds of 70s New York found their way to the continent and fused with local musical styles and rhythms.

Felix Ngindu sings in his native Lingala language from DRC over a locked bass, congas, keys, percussion, rhythm guitar and a brass section from Haggis Horn's Atholl Ransome and Malcolm Strachan. Funk, disco, soul and jazz all blend for a a peak time jam.

The Flash Dub strips things back to the rhythm section for heads down, dubby action and a tracky take that still packs a dance floor punch.

The incomparable Bosq steps up for remix duties and knocks it out the park. Layered drums and percussion give things a more latin swing before the beats break, piano enters the fray and it's a tropical funk party starter all the way.

The dub does the beat thing, rocking a hard groove for the dancers. Hands in the air? F**ck yeah!

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PREMIERE : Flash Atkins All Stars - Sanza Mibale Ya Bo Pemi

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