Some sinister ancient garage vibes with a smooth modern twist, love the combination of styles.

Our 3024 TAPES series is going from strength to strength! For 006 we are so, so pleased to have one of Bristol's premier contemporary bass masterminds on the buttons, please welcome Yushh!! 


3024: Please describe the mix in a single sentence ?

Yushh: A good level of nuts and emotions 

3024: What DJ inspires you at the moment / has inspired you throughout the years and why?

Yushh : Tom Boogizm has played some of my favourite sets over the past couple of years. Unexpected twists and turns but always huge vibes. I’m lucky in Bristol to be around people like Bruce and Batu who’ve always been inspiring to me as DJs - Love the way they carve out their sets in a unique and unpredictable way. I-sha is also a huge inspiration - her sets don’t even sound like dj sets more like a live - so considered and patient and incredible selections. 


3024: What are you working on / what have you got forthcoming?

Yushh : I’ve just finished up a few remixes which should be dropping pretty soon and hoping to finish up another EP and maybe even a mini album by the end of the year. Otherwise I'm looking forward to diving headfirst into festival season then heading to Asia and Auz later in the year for the first time which is crazy exciting.

Bandcamp

3024 TAPES 006 : Yushh

EMA's work as a DJ, founder of label/party Woozy, booker for Dublin nightclub Yamamori Tengu, Rinse FM resident and co-founder of the Skin&Blister collective is exhaustive, highlighting a relentless work ethic that has inspired a foundational infrastructure for her and those in her orbit to prosper. Enjoy!

ITPS095 EMA

Rinse FM Podcast

Al Wootton - 08 July 2023

Milanese club alchemist Piezo celebrates his love for percussion in a winding trip through global drum styles. 

https://www.factmag.com/2023/07/17/fact-mix-piezo/

Fact Mixes

Fact Mix 917: Piezo (Jul '23)

Juanita's Mix 089 with Doctor Jeep @drjeep

Q. How would you describe yourself?
A. My name is Andre and I make music, DJ, and make visual art as Doctor Jeep. I tend to be pretty diverse in my musical interests and like to keep people guessing what they might expect from a set or release.

Q. How long have you been a part of the NY music scene?
A. I moved back here after graduating college in 2013 and for the first few years was lucky enough to release music on the iconic label Trouble & Bass and play their parties. Felt really nice to be part of a community that was pushing bass-forward music, and when they stopped doing the label I found myself pretty isolated, not having a “home base”. Nowadays, I go out very frequently and developed a nice little community just by hanging with other producers and DJs and learning from my pals. I think the NYC scene is super strong and am really inspired by lots of people that I go out and see. In fact it’s almost too good: I find myself struggling to choose between which parties to go to on any given weekend because there’s too many options and I’m getting to the point where I can’t hit more than 2 events per night - body’s getting old baby!

Q. Tell us a little bit about this mix.
A. Went with a loose theme of “psychedelic music” - first half is spacey acid-leaning tunes and a teeny bit of dubstep, and the second half is darker atmospheric DnB-adjacent bits. The two halves are pretty different from each other but encompass what I’d consider to be music for those trippier nights. Always get a little nervous putting out mixes that have less consistency in terms of rhythm or vibe but I wanted to showcase a side of me that is different from my usual ‘fun hyperactive party music’ live sets. Hopefully people see the vision :)

Juanita's Mix 089: Doctor Jeep

Included in Scuba's DJ KICKS compilation mix, released October 24th 2011
Order here (unmixed tracks): http://itunes.apple.com/us/preorder/dj-kicks-unmixed-version/id470859991

Badawi - Lost Highway (Incyde Remix) [on Scuba DJ-Kicks]

Wisdom Teeth with Facta, K-LONE and Cola Ren - 02 September 2023

Rinse FM Podcast 

Hodge - 02 September 2023

Interview: https://truantsblog.com/2023/truancy-volume-317-djoser

Soundcloud: @djoser

Access the download and full tracklist (Confirmed, will add soon) on our Patreon. Your support helps cover all our costs and allows Truants to continue running as a non-profit and ad-free platform. patreon.com/truants

http://truantsblog.com

Djoser

Truancy Volume 317: Djoser

For the past few years, RA cover star Jlin has been churning out complex percussion compositions that sit at the intersection of IDM, trap, mutant techno and sound art. Her tracks are tactile and structurally complex, stacked drums interlocking with glistening melodies and heaving basslines on groundbreaking albums like Dark Origami. Her rhythms gracefully crosscut over one another like towering blocks in an architecture sketch for a truly cerebral experience.

Growing up in Gary, Indiana, the former steel factory worker wears many hats. She produces mind-bending club music—usually for Mike Paradinas's label Planet Mu—scores modern dance performances and arranges for instrumental ensembles. Her process of collaboration is deeply symbiotic, as shown on her new EP, Perspective The acoustic version of the record, written for and performed with Chicago's Third Coast Percussion, was nominated for a Pulitzer Prize this year, an unprecedented honour for a dance music artist.

Jlin's style is sometimes described as avant-garde, but modernist is a better word. She originally started out making footwork and despite moving away from the genre in recent years, footwork's jittery energy still flows through her productions, a testament to her ability to experiment across styles. Being a math whiz only adds to the angular, carefully calculated feel of her production.
 
In celebration of Jlin's career, Mike Paradinas serves up a 40 minute mix that shows off her range and most importantly, her passion for this music.

@mikep @jlinnarlei

Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/903

RA podcast

RA.903 Mike Paradinas (ft. Jlin)

A fever dream of mind-bending rhythms.

Tracklisting and download: https://bit.ly/XLR8Rpodcast_Mumdance

@mumdance

XLR8R Podcast

Tracklist & Download

XLR8R Podcast 830: Mumdance

Hailing from Boston, Alex Incyde first became involved in electronic music through his work as label manager of Scuba's Hotflush Recordings in London in 2007, where he began DJing at parties within the city's thriving dubstep scene. In 2008 he moved to New York City and became a resident of America's founding dubstep night, Dub War, alongside Dave Q, Joe Nice, and MC Juakali, where they brought dubstep legends such as Skream, Digital Mystikz, Loefah, and countless others to the US for the first time. Incyde developed a reputation for his tasteful explorations into bass music, incorporating influences from techno, dub, and hip hop. Focusing more energy on enhancing his sets, Incyde's productions were first met with support by Mary Anne Hobbs of BBC Radio 1 and Scuba. "Axis" was released on Hotflush's BACK AND 4TH compilation in April 2011, followed by the four-track "Telophase" EP on Brendon Moeller's Steadfast Records. Later that year, his rework of "Lost Highway" by Badawi (Raz Mesinai) was featured in Scuba's DJ-Kicks compilation on !K7. He spent the next ten years away from the electronic world, exploring & honing his sound on the island of Maui, and now lives outside Dallas, Texas, where he launched the imprint Incyde Sound in 2022 to release his bass-leaning musical experiments with full creative control.

Booking/contact: incyde@proton.me

Badawi - Lost Highway (Incyde Remix) [on Scuba DJ-Kicks]

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