“the concept for this mix is ‘healing, patience and then fun’; three things i wasn’t really allowing myself too much of throughout the last three months of this year, outside of some brief magical encounters with new friends scattered throughout.” - georg-i



every now and then a producer enters the world wide chat and unlocks a new pathway, helping you rethink the way certain things(music) are meant to be. bristol-based georg-i is one of those artists. making his debut on yco in 2021 with the epic ‘yco002’ featuring the much-loved ‘body static’, georg-i made his mark from the get go. an artist in the truest sense of the word, georg-i’s music is grand in sound, often powerful club tools that are both wonky and dynamic and so unique in that you can spot one of his tracks coming into a mix or set from a mile away. somewhat earwormy, like ‘stasis’, which felt like it became every djs favourite track but blew you away every time no matter how many times you heard it. then there’s the debut release on ccl’s subglow imprint, ‘rebuild’, that was so deliciously wormholey, i’m not sure there’s anyone else making oddball club tracks like georg-i right now that brings together so many of his influences from punk to the industrial environments he grew up in. last month, georg-i released a collaborative release with lisbon-based lyricist older brother for katiusha’s grace imprint, channeling a slightly different side of his soundscape as he delves into hi-tek bass and trip-hop, injected with gritty vocal poetry. ‘foundations’ sounds like a continuation of ‘torn in two’ from the subglow ep whilst the ep as a whole draws influences from massive attack and samurai music. 

constantly wondering how georg-i consistently makes music this good & otherworldly, we caught up with him to chat about the process behind ‘rebuild’ and ‘warm skin’, his artistic journey and early influences, working with vocals and more. 

interview: https://untitled909.substack.com/p/untitled-909-podcast-246-georg-i

@georg-i

⋆˚࿔ untitled 909 podcast 246: georg-i ⋆˚࿔

“It should feel like a dream, where you basically sort of remember what happened but you also don’t remember anything at all.”

this week we welcome belgium’s emily jeanne to the 909 podcast series with a mix that is driven both by ritualistic and lightspeed drum workouts. with a rippling undercurrent of psychedelia creating a whirlpool that is both fast and flow, these shifting gears throughout the mix is created with such pace and precision you are left with a hazy dream, trying to unpick the meaning and narratives behind it all. 

born and raised in ghent and now lives in antwerp, emily has previously done stints in paris & berlin, the latter being a city that ended up being an inspiring place in all aspects and a catalyst for a lot of creative projects that exist within her world now. emily made her first step in the electronic music scene around a decade ago when she gained access to cdjs in a local club that her brother was a resident at. locking herself in the space for hours on end to learns the ins and outs of the art of djing plus getting familiar with playing on big soundsystems, emily soon started playing out - first starting with minimal and house records before moving into the soundscapes that still ring true today. connecting with music both as a creative outlet and a refuge for her emotions, this is what drives emily’s approach to her mixes, sets and productions. it was never her intention to approach this as a career but instead her genuine interest, exploration to go deeper into world and narrative building alongside bringing together her different perspectives from working within fashion and her yoga practice, saying “the body movement is opening up a space in my mind for me to fill with music. when I hear music, I feel the need to move, to dance, but it also works the other way,” this has allowed emily to bring a distinctive approach to her artistic practice. 

it was her partner that encouraged emily to start producing which she found difficult at first as she was trying to steer things in the direction she wanted, however, in 2020 she made her production debut and has since landed on labels such as peder mannerfelt produktion, token, air texture and early reflex. taking things a step further, earlier this year emily launched her own label, quỳnh, which was founded on psychedelic club music expressions. the first release on the label, ‘call of the sea’, saw emily take her first step in this new adventurous and ambitious side of her productions which explores half step and drum & bass hypnosis and deep percussive explorations. this was recently followed up by her second ep on the imprint, ‘past through desire’, released earlier this month, which continues these deeper wormholes into the nocturnal realms. to tie in with the release, we speak to emily about the motivation and desires behind launching her own imprint, the process behind making her latest ep, first introductions to music and more.

interview: 

@emily_jeanne

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Mad Miran is a Berlin-based DJ and producer known for weaving hypnotic rhythms and dark, experimental textures into his sets. Blurring the lines between techno, acid, and leftfield electronic music, he creates immersive, otherworldly journeys that captivate dancefloors and listeners alike

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Have I been to Amara? Like anyone who has, I’ve no way of knowing for sure. 

I am told she is wrapped in a blue-grey fog that extends like an aura for miles in all directions. As certain kinds of fog have a way of doing, it only makes itself known to you when you are already well within its grasp. At best, the traveller may remember entering and exiting the hazy periphery of this city, but whatever comes to pass within is impossible to recall, and one can only recognize signs in the traces it leaves behind in the mind and body. This may be as subtle as a change in the way you speak, as disquieting as an unaccountable bruise or scrape on the skin, or as drastic as a sudden change in the length of your hair. 

Recently, lovers have told me that my way in bed has somehow changed, that the color of my eyes has grown cooler and softer. Flavors that I once detested are now among my most cherished. Certain objects or images — a marble figurine, a drop of blood hanging from a small cut on my finger, a glass bowl shot through with broken sunlight — have stirred up in me the faintest and most curious ecstasy. It is as though, by some association conjured in these moments, I behold not a memory in itself but the effects it has on everything around it, the lines of sentiment that ripple across the waters of my mind from the invisible impression of an unknown stone.

A city will change you, slowly in time, in ways you may not notice as they set in. But what if the city that changes you is not so much a place as a strange and beautiful void, one that quietly haunts the heart, and from which no memory can escape?

Words: Devon Hansen
Image: Mike Midnight

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La Serpiente presents 'Searching for the Sublime' [10.11.25]

spiralling, naturally is a monthly residency from London-based DJ basic chanel. For this month's edition, basic chanel invites benk0 to the show for a deep-dive into their love of dub techno, deep techno and tech house, inspired by their formative partying experiences in the Netherlands.

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@netil-radio 

netil radio ~ spiralling, naturally 017 w/ basic chanel & benk0 (19 11 2025)

guest hour by @phubu

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Bégayer - الميل
Kool Music - Green Mountain Beauties
Martha and the Muffins - Whatever Happened to Radio Valve Road? (Balearic Edit)
Dunkelziffer - Q
Doug Wimbish - Gangster
haircuts for me - hover for love
Little Shawn - Dom Perignon (Instrumental)
The Diddys - Intergalactic Love Song (feat. Paige Douglas)
Fila Brazillia - Mother Nature's Spies
$plit Image - Now That We've Parted
Jah Shaka & Mad Professor - People Of Yoruba
Paul Thompson - Can I Take You Home
Bugie - Come On Baby
Os Angos - Avante Juventude
Hiroshi Suzuki - Shrimp Dance
Princess Demeny - New York Grief '86
John Shurman - Paperspool

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