We are excited to introduce Yo Lee <3
Influenced by her love for House, Techno, Bassline and Afro-Latin beats, Yo Lee’s vibrant, melodic mixes fuse together all kinds of rhythms: Music is to celebrate!

TRACKLIST
Boddika & Joy O - Mercy
Samuel L Session - Can You Relate
Thick Dick - Welcome 2 the Jungle
Robert Hood - Apartment Zero
Ramires - Praxis
Ahaddream - Hydration
KC Flightt vs Funky Junction – Voices (Pete Heller Main Mix)
Samuele Scelfo - I Wanna Love You (Kevin McKay Extended Remix)
Oravla Ziur - Having Our Way (Original Mix) [SK225]
Para One - Mother (Mr Oizo Remix)
Boddika & Joy O - Swims
Fix - Flash (Edit)
Brodinski, Djedjotronic,Noob & Harvard Bass - Extreme Compotex
Steve Poindexter - Work That Mutha Fucker
Grain - Untitled 4
Boddika - Soul What
Malokera Feat. Ludmilla & Ty Dolla $ign (Tony Quattro Remix)
Kaval - Powerplant
Swick - M1 Stinger

INTERVIEW
• How did you get into DJing
As a teenager I was compulsively recording/collecting music. Started Djing thanks to a good
friend of mine who taught me the basics and who sweetly gave me his old console. I will never
forget that! Funny thing: it was an Hercules RMX, they don't produce them anymore!

• Where do you get inspirations?
I love musical genealogy, I usually do my own research on how certain genres/songs originated:
they are all the result of social and cultural backgrounds unique in time and space.
The same goes for artists that I follow. Always try to get an impression of their influences: it
makes them who they are and the music they create.
At the very end, it all comes down to how I feel. If I can let myself go, and the music moves my
body then I know it! ...sometimes I just need the first 10 seconds, sometimes longer ;)

• Where do you prefer to DJ or to make music in general?
For myself in my room, because is therapeutic for me. In small private parties with and for friends, because I like to have an intimate sensation of joy and appreciation about music. Lastly, in Clubs/Festivals conceptualized with awareness and clear political positioning against racism, sexism and queerphobia. Where safety standards are the norm and not the exception.

• Did you have any specific thoughts about your podcast?
Not really... I just hope listeners enjoy as much as I did while curating the Set.
This one was very much inspired by “The blessed Madonna” she’s an American Dj/producer.
Love her music!

• What would you like to change in the music scene if you could?
Above all, I think we need people in certain positions who can think and act critically in a queerfeminist intersectional way. The probability of something going wrong is already lower if there
we have more diverse and inclusive teams working in Club/Festivals/Cultural institutions. I think it helps to keep thinking about what your value system (set of beliefs and attitudes) is, as a
person, but also in terms of your own work, if you are a club owner for example. What kind of
club do we want to be and for whom? How can we make it long lasting? How can the dancefloor, the space, be used to educate people? Can you show documentaries about music history? Can you promote and maintain your value system in all your events?

• What was your first record?
My first CD was "Up & Down - The party Album!" from Vengaboys. I was 14.

• What memories do you have of your music lessons? Would your teachers consider you in the music/ club industry today?
Unfortunately never had formal music education. But where I come from (Venezuela) you are from a very early age exposed to music everywhere. It's part of your everyday. You assimilate it, you dance it, you live through it.

• What do you wish for in the future from your audience, the club culture?
I wish my audiences advancing gender equality, joining and creating safe spaces for learning,
community and progression.

FOLLOW
@yo-lee-sound
@ ASongADay_joy (Twitter)
@ futurumestfemina (Facebook)

DESIGN
Sophia Heße + Pollinations.AI

THANK U   Yo Lee    <3

Feat.Fem Podcast 38 ///  Yo Lee: Soul What

Featuring Feminism (Feat. Fem) is a music collective focusing on feminism in clubs and music culture supporting FINTA* artists. Yes, there are more than enough damn nice FINTA* artists who can be booked for events at clubs, festivals, concerts … u name it. But there are still many (structural) issues hindering FINTA*s to be part of this culture. We want to change that.
 
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