1. Rayko/ Em Vee - Broadway
2. Tornado Wallace - Tornado Never Dies
3. Canyons - See Blind Through
4. Tensnake - Holding Back (My Love)
5. Midnight Magic - Drop Me a Line (Mano Le Tough Remix)
6. Lindstrom - I Feel Space
7. Tracey Thorn - Why Does the Wind? (Morgan Geist Remix)
8. Dirty Projectors - The Socialites (Joe Goddard Remix)

Raspberry Swirl (Live Mix), by White Tales

Cormacs Essential Mix from Friday, Sept 4.9.2021.

A two hour excursion into a unique sound crafted over 15 years of mixing. Included is the debut of "Heartcore", Cormacs first solo release on his label Polari. The track is an homage to the HI-NRG sound of the early 80's.

Elsewhere on the mix are exclusive pre-release tracks from KiNK, Alan Dixon and Jordan Nocturne.

Cormac - Essential Mix 04.09.21

Live recording from Kake, Berlin by @ramsey-hercules - 12/10/2019

3 hours full of funk, soul & boogie played only 7 inch records <3

LIVE AT FANDANGO - Ramsey Hercules

You might describe Cormac as a late bloomer. Or he might describe himself that way. Though he's been in the dance music game for a long time—a regular at Trash and Nag Nag Nag, and a resident and booker at the old Sunday WetYourSelf! parties at fabric—it's only more recently that he's come into a sound that he can call his own, something that connects more clearly with who he is. (These days, you're more likely to find him closing Panorama Bar.)

That sound is rooted in the queer history so important to him. You could call his <i>RA</i> Podcast hi-NRG, to be general. It's that vibrant, pounding, melodic and synthetic sound that came out of the post-disco early '80s, combining the flair of disco with the strut of Italo. There's new and old here, because Cormac is a champion of evolving iterations of the genre. Over this two and a half hours, you'll hear Patrick Cowley and Madonna, but also a whole lot of other, less obvious stuff too. We could go on, but Cormac explains himself pretty eloquently in the interview below. Two hot tips: watch out for his label, Polari Records, and his upcoming Queerly Beloved podcast series, where he talks to queer artists about their relationships with music.

@cormac

Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/885

RA podcast

RA.885 Cormac

Mamede (he/him), @dumamede, is a DJ from Northeastern Brazil, now based in Berlin. Known for his fan, whistle, and high-energy sets, he blends the warmth of his Brazilian roots with the edgy sounds of Berlin’s underground. His music celebrates queerness, self-expression, and joy, creating an atmosphere where everyone can let loose and have fun.

According to him, "As a gay person, I believe we queers are here to make the world a better place, and there’s no better way to do that than by sharing my joy for music with my people. That’s why I’m more than thrilled to be part of your mix series."

Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/dumamede/

"Miss Cis, you think you’re fierce?” - Mamede - EDGE Mix 010

Matt Vaughan recorded at Club 77 24.08.24

Club 77 Live: Matt Vaughan

Rebuild of an almost forgotten disco gem from NZ.
Thanks to @miss_late_nights (Insta) for the major tune tip and 
@tunnelsigns (Insta) for the coffee and friendship.
Hope someone gets a kick. xDave

Kim Hart - First Night (Boxcar's Midnite Edit)

For this edition of Invisible Sounds, Lizatron invites Switchdance, an artist originally from Lisbon and now
based in Oslo. Switchdance curates an immersive one-hour collection of music that soothes the soul and
ignites the imagination.
Embark on a captivating auditory journey where psychedelic atmospheres blend seamlessly with the
timeless allure of Krautrock, cosmic explorations, and the raw energy of electronic machinery. Each track
weaves together a tapestry of comfort and prosperity, guiding listeners into a deeply meditative and
hopeful state of mind—perfect for embracing the possibilities of a new year

@switchdance
@liza___tron
@invisible__sounds

Invisible Sounds w/ Switchdance [25.01.25]

"I don’t think I really knew music until I found Mince. I didn’t know the liberating feeling of dancing for myself and only myself, and the power of connecting with my body in that way. It’s only been a few years since my first party but Mince has honestly changed my life. It’s played a big part in helping me come into my queerness, feel comfortable in my skin, feel unshakeably sexy and confident in myself, and find my people who love me for who I am.

Mince dance floors are sacred and healing spaces for me, so I’m very grateful to be able to play at Pavs and share music with the community I love so dearly. x" @alexdiwa

Alex Diwa - Pavlovabar 047

m3lty

From the 'Não Fales Nela Que A Mentes' LP (P031, May 22 2020)
Orders: https://principediscos.bandcamp.com/album/n-o-fales-nela-que-a-mentes

Raspberry Swirl (Live Mix), by White Tales

James Smithers