The Fresh Soup Mix, Season Two.

Buck Houston returns for a second session of Music, his bi-weekly exploration into sound; digging up a mixed bag that spans six decades.

Fresh Soup 010: Buck Houston, Music

Matt Rycroft returns with a synth-heavy second session inspired by long hot summer days frequenting arcades as a child of the '80s.


Fresh Soup 011: Matt Rycroft

The founder of One Nite in a Disco, Lee Astbury slaps on some Soul Glo and takes us on a journey through the soulful side of house music.


Fresh Soup 012:  Lee Astbury

Following on from yesterday, another member of the One Nite in a Disco team saunters in for a slice of melody-driven house music; Jonathan Kenyon making his Fresh Soup debut.


Fresh Soup 013: Jonathan Kenyon

La Mano—aka Anglo Italian DJ and producer, Carlo Bragagnini—has had his music supported by DJs such as Âme, Man Power, Jennifer Cardini and Henry Saiz, and flexed his muscle for Bicep's Feel My Bicep podcast. Here, he delivers a deep and driving set of house and Italo disco.


Fresh Soup 014: La Mano

Fresh Soup's Buck Houston drops in for the third of his biweekly sessions of dance music miscellanea, delivering a home listening mix that spans generations.


Fresh Soup 015: Buck Houston, Music

JBdeQ's second monthly mix crashes into Fresh Soup at a frenetic pace, pulling together inspirations from sweaty club music on both sides of the Atlantic.


Fresh Soup 016: JBdeQ

Simm continues on a nostalgic tip for his second outing on Fresh Soup; this time celebrating house music's shift toward the leftfield around the turn of the 2010s. With producers such as dubstep pioneer Loefah distancing themselves from their scene's transition into the mainstream, and post-dubstep creators like Joy Orbison offering a new template for 4/4 club music, Simm's second mix is filled to the brim with deep and bottom heavy sounds that borrow from the UK's urban underground.&nbsp;


Fresh Soup 017: DJ Simm

Øhm Sweet Øhm returns with another deep dive into his extensive record collection, picking out a selection of 'música con alma' close to his heart. Through Mambo and Boogaloo, Latin Jazz to Afro-Cuban, Barcelona's Óscar Sánchez takes us on a soulful Latin American journey from Puerto Rico to East Harlem.


Fresh Soup 018: Øhm Sweet Øhm presents Latin Burst

Matthew Egginton's Fresh Soup debut is a deep and melodic session of progressive house that kicks off with a Leftfield classic before dreamily drifting through a selection of new and old releases anchored by personal favourites.


Fresh Soup 019: Matthew Egginton

Matt returns for a second childhood-inspired helping of synths and soundscapes. Don your visors, get behind the virtual wheel and hit play; your pixelated ride into the sunset continues. 


Fresh Soup 020: Matt Rycroft

Pete Carvell is back, serving up sounds from Daniel Avery to Timothy Clerkin, Terr to Way Out West, as well as delivering our first Fresh Soup interview; fellow resident, Hilfingerz, joining Pete to delve into nights out and misadventures at parties from England's North West to the paradisiacal Balearic island, Ibiza.


Fresh Soup 021: Pete Carvell

Buck is back. Returning for another of his biweekly deep dives into a myriad of dancefloor-friendly genres, the Barcelona-based music meddler takes us on a journey through R&amp;B to acid and back again.


Fresh Soup 022: Buck Houston, Music

Navigating us past the boss battle, picking up a Super 'Shroom and loading up the next level for his second Fresh Soup session, Hilfingerz delivers a darker mix soaked in a deep UK urban sound.


Fresh Soup 023: Hilfingerz, The Next Level

It's a Matt Rycroft Friday, as the Fresh Soup co-founder drops a bomb of pure house. Find a platform to ascend and lose yourself to the moment; dancefloors might be off limits, but house parties for one are fair game.


Fresh Soup 024: Matt Rycroft

Based in Portland, Oregon, Simon Howlett opens his Fresh Soup account with an end-of-summer ode to the sort of deep, dubby and disco-tinged house he would have usually been playing out on Sunday afternoon open-air sessions or at nights such as the city's Folding|Space. Capturing the mood of lazy weekends, Simon reminds us what we've been missing, whilst offering a dreamy hope for a post-pandemic world.


Fresh Soup 025: Simon Howlett

It's Kangol caps and Kappa, double doves and motorway services. Smiley is the flag for your cerebral nation. Grab your whistles and settle into DJ Simm's latest for Fresh Soup, a passionate ode to the epic sounds of 1991. Acieed.


Fresh Soup 026: DJ Simm

From the roots of the rave scene to contemporary sounds that stretch the boundaries of the genre, Pierre a Soif floats into our Fresh Soup with an eclectic mix of house music operating to the very left of centre.


Fresh Soup 027: Pierre a Soif

Flooding spaces throughout Barcelona and beyond with melodic and emotive underground electronica for more than two decades, Atmotic (aka Xuki) is a DJ and record collector with experience on his side. For his Fresh Soup debut, he delves into his impressive vinyl collection to share a personal ode to the laidback and jazzy sounds of Joe Claussell and Glenn Underground.


Fresh Soup 028: Atmotic

As the head of sound at London's Royal Academy of Dramatic Art, Steve Mayo is more used to creating sound effects like angry dogs barking stage left than taking the sonic limelight himself. Putting his craft to use for something a little different, Steve makes his Fresh Soup debut with an eclectic mash up of electro that tips its hat to '90s indie and the great Mr Weatherall. Bravo.


The Fresh Soup Mix, Season Two.

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