Podcast no.51 comes from @analog_uf0 who sometimes makes music.
Hailing from Ibiza, Sergio Garcia aka Uf0 in the recent years has been making quite a name for himself on the braindance scene.

Uf0 ■ Hapësira Podcast LI

Next up on the #GrooveResidentPodcast are the @hallvision residents Pikkauch (@sonia-ratsiuk) and @noalien. Interview and track list: bit.ly/GrooveRP38

Groove Resident Podcast 38

Tracklist

Groove Resident Podcast 38 - Pikkauch B2B noa

Lo que está pasando no había pasado jamás, no porque lo que sucede sea inédito, si no porque nunca antes una escena había experimentado un cambio tan rápido en tan poco tiempo.

El stop and go que trajo el confinamiento hizo que los actores que promovían y copaban cabinas desaparecieran en un alto porcentaje. Más de lo mismo para muchas de las personas que llenaban las pistas de baile electrónicas de nuestro país. 

Con todo ello surge la siguiente generación con ganas de todo, con ideas nuevas, con menos complejos, más descarados, aparentemente más despreocupados y sin perder de vista la reverencia constante a la música, siguiendo está como eje troncal del movimiento. Han tenido el privilegio de poder ser los generadores desde 0, sin interferencias externas de sus predecesores atrayendo a más gente que nunca a los eventos. 

En este electromagnética analizamos con uno de sus protagonistas la nueva escena nacional, recorriendo cada puerto destinado al baile, sellos, productores, promotores... 

Aprovechamos el viaje para comparar y debatir, pero sobre todo para disfrutar del Power, empuje y alma de los Z; los nuevos dueños y dueñas de la noche.

Electromagnética - Lo que está pasando hoy

Puyain Sanati, also known as Grammar Of Movement  a DJ and musician based in Copenhagen via Aarhus.  Spending the past few years honing his sound and technique, the Danish-Iranian producer has been on a musical journey with a willigness to experiment. 

His Azadi EP, released in 2016 and Plastic Games EP, released in 2020, has shown his ability to produce and incorporate eclectic styles and influences to his sound and movement. 

In parallel, Sanati has been active as a part of the contemporary music scene. With his release last year on the influential Copenhagen label Escho, we get to experience a different side to his sound where he works into peoples minds conjuring hypnotic rhtyhms and soundscapes that really take you on a trip.
  
Being back as a DJ, GOM takes us on a proper clubmix with some stripped-back techno and electro. Adding in some personal favorites and forthcoming releases.

MIX034 - Grammar Of Movement(哥本哈根)

dietroiter 90er trance vinyl mix DR2302 - Talstrasse part 2
with....
Microbots, Prolekult, Sourmash, Razor`s Edge, 80 AUM Records, Holographic,
Synergy at Work, Men United, In Full Effect, Two Thumbs, Labworks, Union Jack,
X-Ray, Plasma, Spacemate Recordings, Harthouse Frankfurt, Resistance D, 
Johnny L, Subsequence, Fax +49..., Zoom Records, Harpoon, SynSyl, 
Suck me Plasma!, Komakino, Lenny Dee

Dietroiter 90er Trance Mix

Dietroiter House Mix DR2304

Aitor Astiz - Dance Roller (Original Mix) [REECORDS]

Made a remix one of my fav songs growing up. Initially I made this just messing around but after a few tests live I decided eh why not drop it

Rock that body (Avitra rework)

Detroit electro maestro DJ Stingray headlined our DJMagHQ party at ADE last month; causing havoc with heavy beats and slamming selections, we present you our October UK cover star's 60 minute mix...

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DJ Stingray // DJ Mag HQ x ADE

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days of atlantis 
meaning potential 
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potential life

recorded and arranged at home
kit: juno G, tr707, nava 909, tr8, acidlab miami, volcaFM, waldorf blofeld, soundcraft signature, mfc-42, microverb 4, zoom h4n, ableton
cut from a longer jam

John Heckle live session (beyond the crowds II)

After 17 years I have finally relocated this mix.  A time when techno wasn't the trend, it was other people's stranger, but our closest friend.

This was to prove a seminal period in building our Detroit-inlfuenced mecca in Liverpool in the UK.

The month before we had welcomed Mike(Grant) to blow minds, then (DJ Bone) joined us to do this.  Soon to follow were Kenny Larkin, Stewart Walker, Stacey Pullen, Terrence Parker, British Murder Boys, Damon Wild, Dan Bell, Larry Heard, and the one and only Mr Anthony 'Shake' Shakir to name a few.

Oh what a night it was as hopefully Eric can still remember.  You can't beat at scouse crowd for warmth and love, nevermind an underground lot like these.  By the end of my set the place was bouncing, and before long the whole stage became a dancefloor when Bone started with everyone showing so much love and admiration.

It was a night I will never forget, and further more important to me as my great friend, and co-promoter, Nick Hardie, who I had had such a ball with putting this together, is no longer with us.  To you Nick. RIP our own party Hardie.