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In response to the global crisis currently affecting all of us, we profile the resident DJs from some of our favourite clubs around the world.

In Profile: Residents from our favourite clubs

San Proper @ Lovelee Radio 19.01.22

"Menta  Aka @menta has an unfiltered style that can vary from fine and easy to reach sets to very out of the box and surprising sounds. His biggest challenge is to blend House, Techno and Electro as smoothly as possible.
He also has his B-side, Downtempo off track, unwrapping Rare Grooves, Trip Hop and high-flying Dub. This time he presents us with an hour of Electro and Breaks to dance in your mind."

-Support your Local Artist-

OUTCAST 006 X MENTA

Rinse FM Podcast

Anna Wall - 26 November 2022

@whambolam
INTERVIEW: https://www.deeprhythms.com/guest_mixes/120_bolam_for_deeprhythms.php
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Bolam, an alias of Jack Hardie, has been on people's radar for the past few years. He's gained quite a reputation in a relatively short time with his bass heavy infectious productions on Space Dust and Breaks 'N' Pieces and there's no holding him back now. 2023 looks very bright for Bolam indeed!

He's also a bloody brilliant DJ with a keen ear for the old and the new. Let's dive in and try to get to know Jack a little better.

"Can you tell us a little bit about the mix?
It’s a very good showcase of my sound as a DJ. A mix of minimal, trance, techno, tribal and deep stuff. Juggling euphoria, darkness, power and fun with a constant groove throughout. Really pleased with how it turned out. Thanks so much for having me!"

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Flowjob - They Are Not Alone
Arkajo - Earth (Ebende Remix)
Per Hammar - Zip
General Ludd - Burning Mack
Joe Highet AKA eosap- The Haar
P-Woland - Secrets
Eversines - Estrange
Martinez - Wooden Box
Volldampf - Smokers’ Rhythm
Collins & Behnam - Spanker
Pratap & Lumor - Sektor
Jon Jones - Gateway (Sunrise Mix)
DJ Theo, Diego - Fuhrer
Solar Suite - ID
Ogtrues - Would You?
Lisene - Out Of The Loop
Maara - Rude, Crude & Out Of Control
Mhonolink - Evil Steam B2
Buen Clima - Bau House
Richard Brown - Catstretcher
Perversion Of Innocence - Lovely

deeprhythms guest mixes

Guest mix #120 || Bolam for Deeprhythms

Exclusive guest mix from KYMY on a slow building journey through to certified house bangers

Aired Saturday 4th March www.deepvibes.co.uk

Thanks for the music KYMY!

KYMY Noc Noc Mix Deepvibes Radio

District #004 - Marc Hethey

Big Nick D is a dance music lifer. He’s been in the thick of it since the early 90s days of purple ohms & muddy fields in Somerset. He’s worked in and connected with the heart of the underground music establishment ever since, and he plays music for Those Who Know.

All except one unreleased track this mix is a fully vinyl affair & is aimed at the heads down crew. Inspired by the post 3am vibe in a club when everyone settles in for the long haul, the casual clubbers have gone home & the dancefloor chats have finished, only nods & smiles are needed to communicate.

Nick is resident at the long running Bank Of Switches parties & has a monthly radio show on Bloop London. He has his first foray into production penned for release later this year on the brand new Bank Of Switches label to be distributed via Yoyaku. Keep your eyes peeled.

Links:

Link tree: https://linktr.ee/bignickd

Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/big-nick-d

Resident Advisor: https://ra.co/dj/bignickd

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dj_bignickd/

Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/DJBigNickD

Twitter: https://twitter.com/djbignickd

Big Nick D ( Bank Of Switches )

Pluie/Noir Podcast 065 - Guest Series
"We're Just Pieces of Life"

Sound Mixed & Compiled by https://soundcloud.com/adjustmentbureau-1
Visual Interpretation by Max Binski
Video by Max Binski

Pluie/Noir Podcast is a bi-monthly audio-visual episode representing our work as an artist collective. Each episode will feature a one hour collage/mix by one of our producers/djs and a poster triptych by one of our designers.
We interviewed both artists and dropped some questions about their vision:

(TO BE UPDATED)

Official Presentation

Pluie/Noir Podcast 065 - 'We're Just Pieces Of Life' by Adjustment Bureau

Though originally recorded for the Japanese radio station, we believe it deserves public listening. Enjoy!

Hisashi DJ set for J-Wave 201907

This one will remain with me for a very long time.  Playing just after Josh Wink and just before Felix to a packed field of 800 people on a barmy Glastonbury evening.

Be back next year.

Massive thanks to Gideon for making it happen.

Recorded on site on 2 x 1210s

Placid - Live at Glastonbury - 1-3am Monday Morning - Genosys - Block 9 - 2019

宀 is a Chinese radical that roughly translates as “shelter”, which speaks to this team’s underlying vision. The recently-opened Hong Kong venue prides itself on being a safe space, where the promotion of freedom and self-expression has nurtured a diverse community of music lovers. The room boasts superb acoustics and a Funktion-One system, and it only holds about 100 people at a push. But if you do make it inside, you’re always sure to find exceptionally skilled locals spinning to a loving crowd of dancers.

Misty Penguin sent us a rowdy two-hour mix of techno, electro and rave stormers to represent 宀 Club.

Fabric Mix Sept 2020

Misty Penguin fabric x 宀 Club Mix

Tokyo is famous for its audiophile-friendly listening bars, but the city’s thriving music scene also owes a lot to a cluster of world-class nightclubs. One of the best-loved is Contact, a house and techno haven hidden within a Shibuya car park. Many of the most revered selectors on the planet regularly stop by here; Fumiya Tanaka is practically part of the family, and plenty more fly in from Europe, USA and beyond. And like at those listening cafes that placed Tokyo’s scene on the map, every guest arrives ready to settle in for an absorbing listening experience.

Contact Tokyo’s In Profile mix for us comes from Mars89, who’s become one of the venue’s most trusted locals over the last few years. Recorded live at the venue over the summer, the session sees him unleashing a raucous, adrenaline-fuelled techno sound that feels like it was tailored for clubbing in 2020.

Mars89 fabric x Contact Mix

Trust us: once the world starts to return to normal, you need to add Ljubljana to your list of party destinations. The main reason for this is to check Klub K4, a beloved gem that’s been the bedrock of Slovenia’s underground scene for the last three decades. The booking policy heavily focusses on local talent from selectors and live acts through to VJs, though with up to 150 events running through the year, they still find space for the odd Sugar Free or Truly Madly. Dedicated house artists like this shine at K4, but you could just as easily hear electro, techno, drum & bass, UKG or hip-hop depending on the night and room you stumble into. As for the crowd, ask the countless artists who describe the energy inside as unlike anywhere else in the world. 

Klub K4 programmer and resident DJ Nitz stepped in for his home club with a mix of ghostly electro and IDM cuts, the kind of thing you might expect to hear early morning inside the Ljubljana institution.

Nitz fabric x Klub K4 Mix

Melbourne is known as the electronic music hub of Australia. One place that’s been central to the scene’s growth over the years is Revolver Upstairs, a Thai restaurant and bar that turns into a party with live bands and DJs playing after dark. The nights run late, and they often feature big hitters from abroad, but it’s the trusted residents and their loyal fanbase that give Revolver Upstairs its tight-knit community vibe. 

Revolver Upstairs staple Henry Who put together a mix to showcase the sound of the venue, laying down a stack of smoky, late-night house cuts that left us yearning for the dancefloor.

fabric x Revolver Upstairs - September 2020

Henry Who fabric x Revolver Upstairs Mix

WOMB opened a few months after we did at the turn of the millennium, and since then we’ve shared a special bond based on likeminded principles. Crucially, the Tokyo institution is known for its mind-blowing sound system, which is described by even the most seasoned artists as one of the world’s best. But just as importantly, WOMB wouldn’t have hit 20 years without its dedicated team of music lovers, who work around the clock to showcase high-calibre electronic music to Tokyo up to seven nights a week.

DJ Sodeyama delivers WOMB’s In Profile mix for us, exploring the kind of kinetic techno he’s used to bringing to the Tokyo club’s dancefloor.

DJ Sodeyama fabric x WOMB Mix

Celebrating 25 years of fabric around the world

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Nitz fabric x Klub K4 Mix

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