Welcoming the brilliant London-based, Singapore-born artist SKETCH to the Untitled 909 mix series. 

Resident at local party famfem, SKETCH is no stranger to the London club circuit. Having played at renowned events such as Riposte, Body Movements, Queens Yard Summer Party, Origins and playbody to name a few, SKETCH has quickly become known for her love of industrial-leaning soundscapes and emotive journeys that draws influence from her Malay / Indonesian heritage. Something that she is now learning to do through her own productions and reconnecting with her heritage through her deep research on samples and the traditional instruments and sounds that are used in Malay / Indonesian music. Releasing her debut single 'Khayal' earlier this year, to great acclaim (being named one to watch by DJ Mag), SKETCH says the track was 'mostly inspired by the traditional Javanese dance called Kuda Kepang, a dance ritual by dancers on a two-dimensional horse' and will soon see remixes of the track from some of her friends. With an EP in the works too, we're super excited to see where SKETCH is heading and can't wait to hear more from her productions. 

In the accompanying interview, we chat to SKETCH about early music influences, what her production journey has been like, the experience of reconnecting with her heritage via music, deep diving into the influences behind 'Khayal' and much more. 

'Khayal' is out now - buy here: https://sketchiisounds.bandcamp.com/track/khayal

@sketch_sketchii

Untitled 909 Podcast 189: SKETCH

If you keep your ear to London’s vibrant queer scene, @sketch_sketchii name should have caught your eye. A resident of East London queer collective FamFem, she has played gigs around the city including Origins, and Risen Festival to name a few.

SKETCH’s story is one of searching. Her roots lie in her home country of Singapore where she began to explore her musical palette. However, after testing her wings as an artist in Singapore’s creative circuit, racial and sexuality-based barriers held her back. Although currently settled on the other side of the world, her Malay roots are something she still holds dear. Earlier this year she released her debut single Khayal.

Inspired by the hypnotic effect of traditional Javanese dance, Khayal takes gamelan instrumentation and contextualises it for the ritual of the Western dancefloor.

In a similar fashion to what you would find in an episode of Blues Clues, SKETCH's music has revealed the path she needed to travel. To a place where both her and her sound would fit best. Now settled in London and finally around her tribe, those same sonic sketches have allowed festivals, media outlets, and clubs from the UK and beyond to find her.

We spoke to the rising underground artist about her move from Singapore, her love for London’s queer community and more.

Full Interview: https://www.sncmag.co.uk/music/sm-007-sketch/

Tracklist:

Transmutation - Djedjotronic, Rein                       
Universe - Aquarius Heaven
Snakes Surround Me - Jericho    
Simulation Assimilation - Syrte  
Subconscious - Kaiserdisco, The Southern             
Seamonkey (Surgeon Remix) - Moderat 
803 - Seeker (COL)                      
Form (Kangding Ray Remix)- Oscar Mulero                          
They Will Not Control Us - Goncalo M    
Onryo - Introversion      
Strange Feeling - Drunken Kong              
Straight Up! - Bruce Zalcer         
Nevermind - A.Paul, Dolby D                   
Anger - Uncertain                        
Switchblade (Descendant) - D.Dan                        
Blackbox - Phase Fatale              
Do You Want Acid - Ganez The Terrible  
Seat Belt - ROBPM                       
Dubjam - Blenk              
Pull Me In - Diøn            
Jam Master (T78 & ROBPM Remix) - The-Prophecy                         
Treibjagd (T78 Remix) - Kurt Leon

//SM.007 - SKETCH

Dresden live from Earthling on Sunday afternoon at Houghton 2024.

Recorded at Houghton - Dresden (2024)

Heras Records with Klose One & Jonny Banger presents OneOneOne - 05 March 2025

Perc's 3 hour DJ set from his sold out show at Under Club, Buenos Aires on 18th January 2025.

@perc @under-club

Perc - Under Club, Buenos Aires (3hr set)

From my recent return visit to Berlin. I had the good fortune to host another show at my favourite radio station Cashmere Radio. It is always such a pleasure to visit Cashmere Studio HQ. A incredible community based station with the great staff and space that, u can come, chill, listen live, engage and discuss. This show features new music from Al Wooton, Brian Not Brian and Piers Harrison, Rezpektiva, Philly All Stars and much more..enjoy :). 

Voices In My Head w DJ Alex Voices (Cashmere Radio) 10/04/025

Tracklist

Craig Kupka - Electric Piano, Vibraphone and Percussion 
Tarjei Nygård - ØYLIE 
Voice Actor - You 
Pink Floyd - Obscured By Clouds 
Biosphere - All Stars Have Names 
Khotin - On Heaven 
Mr &Mrs KWalker - Shelton 
DU SOLDAT INCONNU (AMOR FATI LOST CUT)
Eirwud Mudwasser - Don’t Spill Wine (On The DX)
33.10.3402 - Syg 
Si Begg - Energieerzeugung 
AV1 - Sub Of Grass 
Solitary Dancer - Movement III 
Tin Man - Falling Acid 
Mr. Bath - Above The Skyline 
Move D - Lush Summer Rain 
Alexander Skancke, Foehn & Jorome, Henriku - Eins 
dubLoner - To J’s Head 
Electronic Eye - Bush Channel Stepper 
Radart - Wish 
Solid Doctor - A Blazing Mass Of Energy 
Pilgrims Of Mind - Airplane 
Virgo Four - Deep Blue 
The Fall - Frenz

STORE MIX 116: LOVE INTERNATIONAL - CHEZ DE MILO

For episode 13 I’ve cut the last 2 hours (and something) from a recent session, this continuous mix evolved into quite a journey across genres from UK garage/house/bass to northern soul driving into slowed down dubstep and, of course, some techno vibes. Hence the name north to south. 
Yet again completely unplanned I got sucked into rather unusual, loopy and at times heavily pitched down with some old favourites and some new discoveries. 
Quite a colourful selection. You may recognise the sounds of Bax, Alice Russel, Disclosure, Roman Flügel, Kollektiv Turmstraße, Scuba, KarmasynK,  Symbiosa, Ape Suit, Paranoid London, Roland Garnier and more ... not in this particular order.

EP 13 - I Could Get Used To This - North to South

LUBRIKATE YOUR LIVING ROOM

Episode 01 - 'Gradually & Then Suddenly' by Casper Clark

Synopsis : I was listening to some mixes by a recent discovery of mine, Kyle Toole, and felt compelled to start grouping some records from my collection into a playlist. As the list began to burgeon, it seemed to be taking on something of a downtempo, you might even say trip-hoppy flavour. Listening to the playlist took me back to being a young teenager in the living room of my childhood home. My Dad was in the grip of an ecstasy-fuelled midlife crisis and would be near-constantly playing Kruder & Dorfmeister’s ‘K&D Sessions’, bootleg Buddha Bar CDs, Leftfield’s ‘Leftism’, The Beloved’s ‘Conscience’ and various William Orbit and Fluke records. I realised over the years what a profound influence this time had on my eventual obsession with electronic music, especially of the deep and transcendent variety. I think there’s a misconception at times that all music that fell under the chill-out banner was somehow banal or wallpaper muzak, but that’s not the way that I see it at all. Hopefully you’ll agree once you’ve listened to this mix, a near 3 and a half hour journey.

Tracklist :
Perimeter O - Speed Of Light @perimetero
Atom TM & Pete Namlook - Beel
Harz - Noira 
Funcionário - Tributo @funcionario
Natural Information Society - Always 9 Seconds Away 
Twinkle³ - Bodea 998 
Gudrun Gut - Firething (The Orb Firedub) 
Mister Water Wet - Gossamer Hints Softly Spun @titofuego
Ali Omar ft Gina Mitchell - On Release 
Filter Tips - Shanti Plays 
XqST - HRBA 
Strategy - No Defects @strategyofficial
Kilig - Air In The Dark @kiligsounds
Cyclopean - Fingers 
Bill Laswell - Purana 
Ovuca - Northern Comfort
Jhelisa - Friendly Pressure (Beaumont Hannant Beautifully Bare Mix) 
Yello - Distant Mirror 
Dettinger - Totentanz 2 
4E - Bimbo Limbo 
Signaldrift - Undecided 
Gaiko - Millenium @tsugihq
The Mighty Bop ft. Ingrid - Vibrations Mystiques 
Bochum Welt - Suddenly Spring @bochum-welt
Phantom Slasher - Ooo-Err 
Joni Void - Time Zone @joni_void
Bjarki - Everyone Is Annoying @bjarki
Reign Of Ferns - Bamboo 
Nat Birchall - Jungle Trek 
Andrea Parker - Going Nowhere 
Schuttle - Melonweed Musick @schuttle
Yuta Matsumara - Myth Machine 
Komodo Kolektif - Fire Walk @komodokolektif
Gulls Rhythm Force - Tune The System / Start Slow (Dry Drums Motivation Vrsn) 
Static Cleaner Lost Reward - Submerging Emergency 
Shit & Shine - Parkplatz 84 @shitshine
Rapoon - Again We See 
Brendon Moeller - Safari @brendonmoeller-music
A Certain Ratio - Funaezekea 
Crespi Drum Syndicate - Broken Bread @sonidoisla
Oliver Doerell & Jawad Salkhord - Worud @doerell
Keith Hudson - By Night Dub 
Dolphins - Spacecat @freybenedik
African Head Charge - Healing Ceremony 
The Blessed Kitty - Stoned Wire (Always On My Mind) @triplexlarge
Nonplace Urban Field - Fucking Long Time 
Irene Bianco - Sussulti 
Felinto - Encanto Banga 
The Loose Control Band - It's Hot (808 Mix) 
Unitone HiFi - Babylon (Baby Lion by Egon Zo & Zargo) 
Mjulev - Can I Give This Bird Some Speed? @mjulev
Sun Electric - Goldstuck

💦LYLR 1💦 Gradually, And Then Suddenly by Casper Clark

After quite a long break here's the November 2025 mix. Some tracks I got over the last weeks/months I never got to play - results vary. Double kick galore, 4/4 heavy hats, raw with loads of loops. Some parts are not quite ready for publication but then there are some parts that really hit the sweet spot for me and had sooooo much fun playing and I'm really looking forward to putting this into a cleaner (and longer) mix. Sadly this mix got cut short when Rekordbox crashed just before the 1hr mark. 

Some older James Lavelle, fresh(ish) DECIUS, Martin Books, Erik Kanzler to name a few. Belters!

EP14 - I Could Get Used To This - Go Hard Or Go Home

Based in East London, Florian Laws, also known under his project named “I Could Get Used To This” (ICGUTT), plays a mix of Dub, Techno, House, Trip-Hop, Northern Soul - at once or separately.
Born in Germany, Florian lived in France for almost a decade where he was part of the free party scene. 

He’s been based in the UK since 2008 contributing to various projects, collabs and DJing is under his name but he has used the pseudos Floboter and Elis D in the past. 

Please DM or email for booking enquiries.