7 Hours of Herck @ PriBeats: Episode XXI (21.02.2025 - edhe)

Aysha discovered electronic music in early adulthood, drawn in through years of underground parties, club nights, and festivals. She was always found on the dancefloor—fully immersed, absorbing inspiration from the artists and energy around her.

Shaped by the minimal scenes of London and Berlin, Aysha’s evolution into music curation felt natural. Her sound reflects those influences while carving out a distinct identity rooted in her own experiences. Her sets are thoughtfully constructed, designed as a journey for the listener—intertwining stripped-back, groove-laden basslines with tripped-out vocals and clever layering. 

Motivated by the intimacy of small club settings and the raw energy of after-hours sound, Aysha has played at select underground parties across London and has been featured on various electronic radio platforms in the city.

Lock in for a one-hour journey of deep and dark unfiltered cuts, curated by Aysha. 

Sssshht, we houden het onderons!

@aysha_music

Sssshhtcast 34 | Aysha

Next on the podcast series from last autumn's creative camp is a pair we haven't shared much with you. Our good friend and G90 partner Trik teamed up with our eternal Pitchu to bring out their signature groovy selections in the wonderful sanctuary of our Telega front yard.
@pitchurzv
@trkkk

Telega Camp Podcast Series || Pitchu b2b Trik



Next up for our listening ears Arupa Music welcome Eraseland to our 40th edition. An artist from Columbia in the heart of the Eje Cafetero region. Driven by deep passion for sonic exploration, a dedicated advocate of the Minimal sound we at Arupa Music explore...

Enjoy


ERASELAND - Arupa Music Podcast #040

That intimate feel in a private yet friendly environment, filled with dark repetitive patterns from the minimal side of house music. It’s what you should expect at Gibo Festival, a private Telega gathering somewhere in the Carpathians, that has reached its 6th inception in 2024. Pitchu and Fein took over the decks with a collection of unreleased productions as well as few oldies but goldies from the old school romanian minimal.

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Once Upon A Time: Pitchu b2b Fein @ Gibo 2024

Etrusc draws on a wealth of experience of everything music has to offer. He started out as a classical violin pupil in his early childhood, went on as a teen to play the electric guitar in a gritty heavy metal band and then he touched down in the Bucharest electronic scene. Having discovered the real intricacies of Romanian minimal, he dabbled into production and dj-ing under the major influence of the dark and psychedelic artists like Dubtil, Cezar and Rhadoo. He found his artistic home amongst Telega Recordings, of which he has been a member since 2019. This background converges into his sets and productions, which he brought to the underground scene of Bucharest under the Telega banner.

AGL Podcast 42 - Etrusc [Ro]

Stepping into the spotlight for our latest episode is none other than Triptil. 

A longtime favorite of ours, we’re thrilled to finally welcome him to the series. Fresh off standout releases on UVAR and Micronica, Triptil delivers a masterfully woven mix—deep, trippy, and full of hypnotic groove. 

Tiedcast 064 - Triptil

High in the mountains, we met... to prepare, to connect, to look ahead.
This set is from our last night at Caleidomeet. Let it take you back.

Suciu @ Caleidomeet 25.05.2025

PREMIERE: spleen - Absquatulate

Embark on a one-of-a-kind sonic journey through four electronic worlds.
Each side of the vinyl delivers its own distinctive vibe—hypnotic beats, immersive textures, soaring soundscapes, and driving percussive energy. every track transports you to a new dimension, all tied together by one unmistakable sonic identity.

Nicolas Duvoisin - Sing no back (Original Mix)

Wolf Gang

The deeper we dig, the more underground it gets

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Once Upon A Time: Pitchu b2b Fein @ Gibo 2024

Half Is Enough