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Ngwaka Son Systéme’s debut album 'Iboto Ngenge' brings together the newest talent of the Democratic Republic of Congo from the former members of @kokokomusic.

Venezuela’s @dj-babatr dissects the vocal stems on 'Lakala', showcasing the big-room potential of raptor house and marrying Africa and the Latin Caribbean in the process.

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Premiere: Ngwaka Son Systéme 'Lakala' (Dj Babatr Remix)

Josh Caffé - Peak (Jerome Hill "Nightmare" mix)

BEARCAT is a London-born, New York-based, DJ, producer, and performance artist of Jamaican and Irish descent.

BEARCAT’S DJ sets activate her masterful knowledge of black diasporic genres to evoke a dance floor experience of healing and release; both for herself and others. This incantation of uncompromising, pulsating rhythm and bass has brought her to perform at prestigious nightclubs around the world; festivals like Pitchfork, Afropunk, and Panorama; and museums like The Museum of Modern Art, The Guggenheim, The Whitney, and The Brooklyn Museum. Most recently she was Madonna’s opening DJ for a portion of her U.S. Celebration tour, additionally playing her iconic Oscars party.


BEARCAT’s sets are best described as transcendental, captivating, pounding and eclectic at their core, seemingly bringing together everything from jungle, drum’n’bass, techno, and house; to dembow, dancehall, rap, punk, deconstructed pop edits, and grime. This range of musical interests is reflected further in her work as a producer. BEARCAT has created a number of mixes for Boiler Room, RinseFM, NTS and The Fader. As well as producing fashion soundtracks for brands like Chromat and NoSesso. She's been a part of recent vinyl releases from legendary labels Invadar and Epitaph and a digital release with Nervous Records. BEARCAT’s next release as a producer is an album that spans experimental sounds, blending unlikely genres but stressing visual storytelling through film.

BEARCAT has always embraced music as a part of her lifelong, anti-colonialist project, which began growing up in London; performing on the live music scene and discovering music as an escape from the daily violence of white supremacy. Throughout her journey, BEARCAT has conceived of her work as a therapeutic release, not only for those listening in the present, but as a healing exorcism that channels ancestral pasts through music. BEARCAT has performed and talked on panels regarding anti-racist /-colonial rhetoric, spirituality, queer politics and art at universities including Cornell, Wesleyan, and Oberlin, additionally sharing deeply personal stories of survival and adversities she has overcome.

BEARCAT’S queer politics, vast experience in the industry, and passion for equality inspired her to curate SELTZER, a night prioritizing queer, black and brown, experimental club DJs and artists. Originally born out of DIY spaces in West Philadelphia, SELTZER went on to hold a five-year residency at the infamous NYC nightclub Nowadays where, notably, BEARCAT was the first DJ to ever perform. She was one of the first DJs to be represented by the original female-lead booking agency Discwoman, and as a part of this collective, helped diversify club lineups around the world.

BEARCAT - Black Techno Matters Radio

Avi Loud + Liano - Workout

Baroque Angel - Heaven Sent
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The Neighbors Kept Complaining - Ficken 3000 Live Mix

Together with Anita007, I created a Ballroom-inspired edit of Goga Sekulić’s cult classic Sexy Biznismen – a song that celebrated a hyper-masculine archetype. Our version turns that narrative on its head and celebrates the very people who were never meant to belong in it.

Growing up in the Balkans of the 90s meant being surrounded by turbo-folk. It wasn’t just a genre, it was part of the fabric of everyday life – the soundtrack of car rides, weddings, and endless streams on TV and radio. For many of us, it carried a complicated weight: music that shaped our identities while also reflecting values we never fully fit into.

Revisiting these sounds today is our way of reclaiming them. What once felt like someone else’s narrative, we now bend and reshape into our own. By bringing turbo-folk into Ballroom – a culture created by Black and Latinx queer communities in New York as a form of resistance, survival, and chosen family – we connect our histories of queerness and resilience.

For those who never caught the lyrics, here’s a translation:

I’m not your woman tonight,
this isn’t her bed.
I’m your living doll,
you’re my sexy businessman.

I’m not your woman tonight,
and I don’t want to be.
Don’t talk business with me
whenever we’re together.

Chorus:
First, take off your clothes, don’t worry
about work and everything else.
First, take off your clothes — there’s no rush,
I like to take my time with it.

Design by Marko Angjelkovski (@markoa13)

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Souci & Anita007 - SEXY BIZNISMEN

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Memphis DJ and producer Qemist (@k-ds) returns to @moveltraxx with 'The New Juke Tape', a genre-blurring EP that channels the frenetic energy of Chicago footwork while grounding it in the grit, swing, and soul of Memphis music.

The result is a forward-thinking club record equally rooted in tradition and primed for underground dancefloors, featuring collaborations with DJ Manny and Marcella Simien. 