Name: Groove Podcast 408 - Lauren Flax by Groove Magazin
Duration: 1 h 44 s
Description: Read our interview with @laurenflax and check out this mix's track list here: bit.ly/FlaxPod

Recorded live on January 27th, 2024 at Tresor [Globus] (Berlin)

Danny Daze - Live @ Tresor [Globus]

Read our interview with @laurenflax and check out this mix's track list here: bit.ly/FlaxPod

Groove Podcast 408

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Groove Podcast 408 - Lauren Flax

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Roman Flügel - 10 February 2024

"The road is incredible but has a lot of pitfalls." The fabric resident discusses striking the balance between DJing and production, the challenges of a life on tour and choosing to stick out.

Daniel Avery wasn't expecting to make it big. Born in the seaside town of Bournemouth, his early musical diet consisted of shoegaze, post-punk, electroclash and indie rock; he was a die hard fan in attendance at every local live show. But when he moved to London, he was introduced to dance music and became immersed in nightlife, meeting artists like Erol Alkan and Andrew Weatherall who were using the sounds of guitar bands with techno and electronic music for the dance floor. Soon Daniel was working out of a studio next to Weatherall's—who became his longtime mentor—and started warming up the dance floor at fabric on a regular basis. His debut album, Drone Logic, was released to critical acclaim in 2013, and has been followed by six more full-lengths and a number of EPs and singles since. 

In this episode of the RA Exchange, Avery reflects on the shock of being catapulted into the limelight after Drone Logic's unexpected success, and the ongoing struggle he's contended with as he's taken on a full-time touring schedule as a DJ. He also touches on his eclectic range of influences and how he's integrated them in his forthcoming album and newly revitalised fabric party series, Divided Love, which launches on March 2. Listen to the episode in full.

EX.701 Daniel Avery

SUB:STANCE - THE FINAL SET EVER!

This is a recording from nd_baumecker and myself playing b2b for an unforgettable last 4 hrs of the sub:stance parties in 2013 - here is 2hrs of that vinyl set I found on an old hard drive - i thought this was all lost so very happy to find this

ND_BAUMECKER B2B JOHN OSBORN

Read our interview with @samgoku and check out this mix's track list here: bit.ly/GokPod

Groove Podcast 413

Groove Podcast 413 - Sam Goku

Went into this closing set a bit more open sonically. Wanted to hit the "anything goes" button being it's a Sunday afternoon on Easter weekend and people have people been partying 40+ hours. It's not often you get a crowd that's up to dance to everything ... from Dexter to No Doubt to Calle 13 to 2008 stage diving electro lol. Thank you New York, that was awesome! Enjoy =)

Recorded @ Nowadays on March 31st, 20204

Live @ Nowadays (Nonstop) [Closing Set]

Daniel Avery - Recorded at fabric: Andrew Weatherall 60 (06/04/23)

The London-based duo share their favourite recent club finds across the realms of house, acid, new beat, techno & more.

Kiara Scuro - 06 April 2024

Known for his endlessly deep record bag, Parris blends his love of bass, deep grooves and all things wiggly synths culminating in what we can only describe as house-infused, kaleidoscopic tech.

This Saturday 13th April he joins us at the club in Room 1.

Tickets: https://ra.co/events/1863850

034 - Parris - fabric podcast

People tend to remember the first time they see BEIGE DJ—and a lot of the times after, too. One RA editor described them as "doing some crazy shit" after seeing a set. The Detroit DJ is all about playing to party rock, but also gently subverting expectations. It's a cliché now that good DJs can make whole new tracks out of blending existing songs together. Few embody this as easily or effortlessly as BEIGE, who loves to take sounds you already know and present them in a context you've never heard them in before.

BEIGE started DJing after they moved to Detroit roughly a decade ago, and has since become a vital DJ in the Motor City's ecosystem, bridging gaps, scenes and genres. Their DJing style is adaptable and versatile, but you can count on a few things: a techno foundation, rollicking drums, throbbing basslines and vocals coming at you from all angles. 

Their RA Podcast flows beautifully, with just the right amount of bumps and left turns to keep you from getting comfortable. And the edits? There's plenty of head-turning moments here, like DJ Chap's downtempo drum & bass remix of seminal emo band American Football, a 150 BPM version of "Energy Flash," a cheeky Skrillex flip from Darian and excellent weirdo beats from the freakier ends of the US underground, including producers like Davis Galvin, Alien D and the late Jasen Loveland.

@justbeige

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