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We are delighted to be sharing our 18th mix series instalment via Roisín Ní Haicéid aka Banríon!!
 
Banríon has been on people’s radar since early 2020 with gigs in Whelans and BelloBar showcasing her incredible songwriting skills, unique sound, and impressive live band. Following this, Banríon self-released ‘Airport Dads’ in June 2020 – a three-track EP providing essential Summer listening to us all. If you haven’t listened yet be sure to check it out through @banrionbaby 

It’s great to hear some of Banríon’s latest picks in this mix, with tracks from A.G. Cook, Sean Being, Robyn, Azealia Banks, and more!

DUDJ Mix Series 018: Banríon

https://www.nts.live/shows/jon-k-presents-peking-spring/episodes/peking-spring-w-jon-k-19th-november-2021

Peking Spring 191121

JLOW, Maag - Il Suffira d'un Signe - Adrino Remix 🎶

📧 Contact : adrinomusic@gmail.com
📸 Instagram : https://instagram.com/adrinomusic

I'm Adrino, a french DJ and producer based in Paris. If you liked this remix, like the video, subscribe and leave a comment. ❤️ You can find all my music on :
🎶 Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/artist/0M2ocl4aZrkD0c58pB3VpM
☁️ SoundCloud : https://soundcloud.com/adrinomusic
🍏 Apple Music : https://music.apple.com/artist/adrino/1645060778

The iconic hit "Il Suffira d’un Signe" gets a fresh, electrifying twist in a new remix by JLOW and Maag. Released in June 2025 under Universal Music, this version blends nostalgic lyrics with modern electronic beats, creating a vibrant homage tailored for summer dancefloors. The dynamic production and powerful vocals breathe new life into the classic, while preserving the emotional depth of Jean-Jacques Glodman's original composition. Already viral on social media, this remix bridges generations and reaffirms the timeless appeal of one of French pop’s most beloved songs.

Il Suffira d'un Signe

Il Suffira d'un Signe - Adrino Remix

@alejandra-sabillon

Introduce yourself? Hometown? Where do you currently reside? 1 fun fact about yourself? 

My name is Alejandra Sabillón I’m from San Pedro Sula, Honduras and currently live in New York City. I have a dog named Goo.
 
Why do you think it's important to DJ? 

Music is something everyone understands and has strong opinions about. If someone hates or loves what your playing their reaction is like a reflex and they have no problem expressing their feelings. We all place ownership over music we identify with and I like the innate kind of connection that happens. It’s also a source of joy. 
 
Describe your favorite club in the world? 

Sweaty basement, not too big, not tiny, great sound, fog.
 
What do you think djing will look like in 20 years from now? 

No idea what tomorrow will bring so ¯\_(ツ)_/¯
 
Let’s play a pipipi game… I give you a situation & you give me a track
 
** Track to explain to your grandkids in 2069 what 2020 was like? 
https://youtu.be/0oZYC1k6ufs
 
** At the bottom of the sea swimming with dolphins
https://youtu.be/A5MtQMKa7ao
 
** On a roof at sunrise still bursting with energy
https://youtu.be/goBEb5LHP8A

Advice to beginning djs?

I guess take the time to go down rabbit holes of music listening, fall in love with music. Learn the history of where things come from. Don’t just listen to new music, don’t just listen to old music, don’t just listen to one genre. Think about why you want to DJ in the first place. Motivations and intentions matter. Mixes are not the same as seeing artists live.
 
Sad can’t happen now but I think learning on the job is best. In my opinion the ideal setting is a small low-pressure bar, even if equipment isn’t great. It’s good to practice with some kind of crowd and knowing you have to entertain strangers from the start speeds up the learning process. I suppose owning equipment can help with the technical stuff but only playing for yourself and your best friend doesn’t get you too far.
 
Describe the best dj/live set you have witnessed?

The first time I saw Theo Parrish play was the first time DJing made me feel something. It changed the way I thought it about it after that.
 
Describe the vibe of your first DJ set?

DJing a hotel lounge when I first moved to NY.  I lied and said of course I DJ and know what serato is. I wasn’t new to music by any means but definitely had never been paid to DJ. Vibe was more mood, less party. Kept a regular gig there for years and  it’s where I learned to use CDJs.
 
Describe the first moment where you had an epiphany about your love for music? 

Probably as a teenager new to the US. My parents moved us to a small college town and besides old stuff like The Carpenters of all things I had literally never heard any modern American music. I became obsessed with the college radio station. Saved up $100 to buy a little stereo at WalMart, another place for insane culture shock, and spent most of my time making mixes off the radio.
 
Favorite weird drug experience? 

This was in Memphis, lived there a few years. Ate mushrooms and went on a nighttime walk around the neighborhood. My friend and I saw this couple get out of their car and they turned into cat people. Like their heads became cat heads but what was crazy is that she also saw them turn into cats. No one believed we both saw the same thing but it’s true.
 
Any advice about what to do with free time during this moment of social distancing?

Spend some time doing nothing at all.
 
What would you like to see in the future for the dance community? 

Bigger community, more inclusive and more diverse, more music talk , less chisme.
 
Venmo or contact info to support a local club who is undergoing hardship…
https://www.thelotradio.com/

Alejandra Sabillon's Album

Alejandra Sabillón - 79˚

This is a fundraiser for MASI with all profits going to them to help end the inhumane Direct Provision system in Ireland. Many thanks to all the artists for contributing tracks.

MASI is the Movement of Asylum Seekers in Ireland, a platform for asylum seekers to unite, demanding an end to direct provision, the right to work and education, residency for all in the system, and an end to the brutal deportation regime.

Head over to MASI's website for more info on their work >>> www.masi.ie

Sias - Haircut

A3K046 Maad - December 2nd, 2020

Delve into leftfield techno, bass, club, trance, breaks, jungle and modern electronics; brilliantly selected and mixed by DJ, writer, academic, multidisciplinary artist and founder of INTERVENTION, Ifeoluwa!

They've appeared previously on our blog via the Deep Cuts feature, as well as playing an outstanding set at our Deep Cuts event back in London in September.

https://soundcloud.com/loose-lips123/ifeoluwa-presents-sunset-loose-lips-first-deep-cuts-event-130920
http://loose-lips.co.uk/blog/our-first-deep-cuts-event-130920
http://loose-lips.co.uk/blog/dead-inside-but-its-ok 

@ifeoluwa_1234
@interventioncru 

"This is my soundtrack to your 'silly little daily walk just to feel something' at night. It's a mix of ambient, leftfield techno, trance and breaks! Strictly for the hotties deep in their feels xoxo."

INTERVENTION:
instagram.com/interventioncru
https://interventioncru.bandcamp.com

TRACKLIST:

Otik - Theia
Porter Brook - Del Session 
Purelink - Yards Of Silk (Lillerne Mix)
Moor Mother - Black Flight (feat. Saul Williams)
James Blake - I Mind 
Lack - Sherman’s Groove 
CRYSTALLMESS - Fear Of A / Black Planet 
Renick Bell & FIs - Algo-Dub 
AURA - Wet Brain 
Herron - Billy’s Walk Home 
Metrist - Total Paper 
Piezo - A Touch Of 
EL James - Iron Gauntlets 
Yamaneko - Fall Control 
Robert Miles - Children (Xtreme onction edit)
Eterna - Crush 
skype softness (EMILY GLASS x banished euphoria rework)
JASSS - Turbo Olé 
J Sliwa - Demiurge 
Whylie - AMN15

www.loose-lips.co.uk

Loose Lips Mix Series - 314 - Ifeoluwa

voice notes from nearest and dearest collated together to send a bday wish to our beloved, dearly missed, never forgotten and forever in our hearts, Alex T. 

<3

Track below Eva Geist Tun
Photo credit : https://soundcloud.com/ccl-url

A Message From Everyone, Happy 26th Bday Alex X

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LOKA @ The Lot Radio 02 - 10 - 2021

The official DJ society of Trinity College Dublin. We run events, tutorials, talks & promote student productions. If you're interested in being featured  on our Soundcloud or simply getting involved, contact us by email or Instagram (@dudjsociety).
 
For bookings & general enquiries, email us at digiarts@csc.tcd.ie.