Celebrated producer @Loodss, aka Elliot Struck, delivers an hour of power for the inaugural edition of our new mix series, Lost Sundays Sessions. 

A top self selector, Loods has rocked dance floors from Nottingham to Newcastle, all the while knocking together a slew of dance floor burners in the studio. This mix runs the gauntlet of sounds Loods has become synonymous for: tasteful, timeless and thumping. 

Find a select few words on some of the inclusions in the mix from the man himself below.

“The first track in the mix – ‘Hildegard’, by Dusky – is the only one I haven't played out. It’s a transportive track I'm really looking forward to spinning it in big space for the first time. Everything Dusky does is so exquisitely produced, and this is no different.

Track three - ‘Modern Romance’ by Catz 'n Dogz & Gerd Janson - Is everything I love about classic house. Emotive chord stabs, M1 piano, optimistic strings, timeless vocal hook. Every time I play it out, it's transcendent. Plus, Gerd is my hero, so..

 As far as the newest and most exciting artist in the mix, that'd be jamesjamesjames. I saw him recently in Sydney (pre-lockdown) playing before the young prince, Skin On Skin. The energy in the room was crazy. He exists in this wildly fun techno vs pop playground, with an incredible ear for melodies that tug on the heartstrings. There's huge talent coming out of Brisbane right now. jamesjamesjames is definitely one to watch.

There's also a new remix by the highly affable DJ Boring. Tristan is a lovely gent and always very fun to watch – his Boiler Room set at the maiden Lost Sundays was a riot. I've really enjoyed hearing his sound evolve over the last couple of years, and his Catching Flies remix is wonderful.” — Loods

A midweek mix to lift your spirits - mwa! LS x

Lost Sundays Sessions 001: Loods

What’s left to be said about Cassettes For Kids, aka Melbourne’s Zak Degenhardt?

Releasing two EPs in 2020 (‘Dreams’ and ‘Rest’), C4K’s knack for defying expectations has seen his reputation as a craftsman in the studio firmly on the ascent. Paired with a Boiler Room x Lost Sundays performance for the ages, Zak’s dynamic track selection has seen him secure sets at the world-renowned Pitch Music and Arts Festival, Wool Store Warehouse and our very own Lost Paradise.

It’s our pleasure to invite him to step up for the second edition of the Lost Sundays Sessions, now streaming via the link in our bio. A bit about the mix in his own words:

“There are a few Aussie tracks featured, with ‘Undulate’ by Pugilist (27:00) the closest to my heart. I used to work with Alex and loved swapping tunes + playing each other’s demos. Pugilist comes from a dub background with releases on Melbourne’s ‘Modern Hypnosis’ label as well as Martyn’s ‘3024.’ There’s a level of detail and precision that great dub producers create, and Pugilist is by far one of the most talented producers we have.

There was no way I couldn’t include ‘Yes, Ok?’ by Beep Tzt (30:03), aka Georgia Bird (In2stellar) and Joe Buchan. Georgia is one of my mates and I’m truly blown away by this release. There's a pool of atmospheric, emotive breakbeat coming out of Melbourne that I’m super excited to see flourish.

There is something so over the top and ridiculous about X Coast’s ‘Track 4’ (42:00) that it really only makes sense to be aired in a club. The bassline on the off-beat is a little psy/trance, but it’s complemented by grooving percussion that never ceases to take a break. Pure peak time energy.

Finally, the track that gets me most excited is B From E’s ‘Kyo’ (20:50). I first heard this in a video from Roskilde Festival a few years ago, and it gives me that uplifting, introspective house feeling. It’s such a classic 90’s-influenced track, but the groove and production set it apart. It’s an exciting foray into what I love about house music, and B From E in general.” — Cassettes For Kids

Lost Sundays Sessions 002, mixed by @CassettesForKids.

Lost Sundays Sessions 002: Cassettes For Kids

Elijah Something’s passion for music radiates in everything he does.

A producer, DJ, and co-founder of the much-loved Conspiracy label and events, Elijah’s musical muscle has seen him perform with regularity throughout the city, as well as an invitation to host the ‘Conspiracy's Lost Worlds’ stage at Lost Paradise. Naturally, he also delivered a stellar performance at Lost Sundays in June.

Having just released his latest ‘Late Night Rail EP’ (with Barcelona-based Nate S.U), it’s our pleasure to welcome Elijah to curate the latest mix for Lost Sundays Sessions.

In Elijah’s own words:

“I kicked off the mix with an old favourite from 1992, the year I was born. The Incantation mix of ‘Just Can’t Stop’ by Serpico. It’s a big feel-good roller, with a nice euphoric rave breakdown that always gets a good reaction.

I’ve also included a pair of recent discoveries that everyone should hear, two tracks from Adam Pits’ new LP ‘A Recurring Nature’. I first discovered Adam through his EP on Holding Hands back in 2018. It’s been great to see him evolve as an artist over the last few years. I appreciate the emotion he can portray and his use of trippy, psychedelic and glitchy elements. 

I also managed to squeeze in two tracks from Melbourne’s DJ Life. I’m really loving everything he’s putting out at the moment. We were both scheduled to headline Lost Sundays on August 1st, which I was super pumped for. Hopefully it’s not too long until we can reschedule that one!

Finally, the first track I’m gonna play back at Lost Sundays is ‘Fantasm’ by Fio Fa. It’s a peak time breaks bomb that I just know would send the Lost Sundays crowd bananas.” — Elijah Something

Featuring the likes of Instinct, Chrissy and Bushwacka, LS Sessions 005 mixed by Elijah Something is now streaming ⚡️

Lost Sundays Sessions 005: Elijah Something

Hot off the release of his new record ‘Welcome 2 The Party’, CRUSH3d joins us for Lost Sundays Sessions #008, featuring the likes of KETTAMA, Hector Oaks and Mercury 200.

CRUSH3d continues to make moves in the Australian underground. Find his mix now streaming via the link in our bio.

“If there’s one artist that always gets me excited it’s X CLUB.  Their tracks are like cheat codes for the club. I hate playing shows with them (jokes!) because I can’t play any of their songs.  You can find a pair of their latest tracks in the mix around the 22:30 and 34:11 mark. 

Then there’s the track from DESTROY called ‘LET’S GET TOGETHER!’ (55:46).  He’s from Russia and makes some of the sickest music I’ve heard all year. I reckon most people’s pets would love him. He just has one of those faces.

When it comes to Aussie artists, I’ve made a special mention to a few of them in the mix. There’s a weapon from jamesjamesjames, an emotional one from Skin On Skin and two from X CLUB I’ve already mentioned. I could talk forever about how amazing they all are, but the best thing you can do is go check out their music for yourself.

There’s also a record from TDJ called 'lalala (X-Coast Remix)' (3:33).  I haven’t had the chance to play it yet, but I think it’s so cute and sexy and what’s not to love about that energy in the club!"

Lost Sundays Sessions #008, mixed by CRUSH3d. 

CRUSH3d Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/crush_3d

Lost Sundays Sessions 008: CRUSH3d

If salt is the bedrock of flavour, James Pepper is our preferred seasoning for the dance floor. 

Riding the wake of ‘Three Drops’, his well-received collaboration with German-producer Black Loops, Mr. Pepper is swiftly rising to the upper echelons of Australian electronica. After a memorable debut Boiler Room set at the foundational Lost Sundays event, it was only right that we invited James back to mix Lost Sundays Sessions 011. 

In his own words:

“The record that most does it for me in this	 mix is Nachtbraker’s ‘You Can’t Run’. I downloaded it years ago, but I don’t think I’ve ever actually had the chance to play it. There is just something about the synth part at the drums together that are so wrong that it’s right.

As far as Australian producers go, I’ve included a tune from Reflex Blue. I don’t know too much about RB - I only just discovered him while digging for this mix - but his recently released ‘Digital Dreams EP’ is super.

And the track in this mix I’m most excited to play when I’m back in the booth is one of my own - a collaboration with my good friend Black Loops (based in Berlin) titled ‘Arp Love’. It will be the accompaniment to my recent ‘Three Drops EP’, released on Gallery Recs. I’m yet to play it out (the finishing touches were executed as lockdown struck), but I think it bodes well for the dance floor!”
    - @pepperjamespepper

Lost Sundays Sessions 011: James Pepper

Melbourne’s Luke Alessi steps to the plate for Lost Sundays Sessions #012.

A key support for RUFUS DU SOL (alongside Jon Hopkins) on their upcoming 2022 tour, Luke’s sublime take on house has seen him release on renowned labels such as Stil Vor Talent, Mobilee and Motorik. Spanning the likes of HOSH, Enamour, Keinemusik and *several* Alessi originals, this mix finds Luke in fine form ahead of a busy year of new music in 2022.

In his own words:

“I open this mix with a track called ’22 Dance Demo’ by New Zealand producer, Eden Burns. He’s someone I only recently discovered and his tracks have a great balance between warm, organic grooves with an upbeat housey vibe, which suits the style I’m currently moving towards. 

Speaking of summer, the track that makes me smile the most in this mix is actually an older track from 2008, Ralf Gum feat. Diamondancer ‘All This Love For You’. It gives me massive summer vibes which is exactly what I wanted for this mix - something upbeat and happy, day dreaming of a summer out of lockdown.

There are also 3 unreleased tracks of my own in there which I can’t wait to finally give a test run in a club in the near future. It’s hard to say right now how they might be received, as it’ll be interesting to see how the music made in lockdown translates to the dance floor. Either way, I’m going to find out soon enough whether I’ve got any genuine heaters on my hands or if it’s back to the drawing board - the dance floor never lies. 

Finally, a quick shout out to the stacks of amazing artists coming out of Aus right now across such a wide variety of genres and styles! There are way too many to name, but some doing great things include Guy Contact, Jamie Stevens, Jordan Brando, William Kiss, Doppel, Rory Marshall, Human Movement, Made In Paris, The Journey, Not Just Me, James Pepper, GUMM, Aldona, MAMI, Roy Blues, Tiff Cornish, Jack Colletta and Joe Mattei (just to name a few!). Check them out.”  — @lukealessiofficial

Listen to Lost Sundays Sessions #012 mixed by Luke Alessi - link in our bio 🎶

Lost Sundays Sessions 012: Luke Alessi

Lucky number thirteen in our Lost Sundays Sessions is helmed by Sydney selector, Sophie Richardson - a.k.a Waxlily.

Having supported the likes of CC:DISCO!, DJ Boring, jamesjamesjames, Skin On Skin, Sleep D and Wax'o Paradiso, Waxlily’s mix takes us across the many colours of house music and is prime for a summer Soundcloud session.

Don’t just take it from us - a few words from Waxlily on some of her selections below:

 “Roza Terenzi and Saoirse are bold, inspiring, and multi-talented artists who have joined forces on one of my favourite tracks of all time, ‘Sxc Saloon’.  It lures you in with dreamy, mystifying techno, surprises midway with a halt and downtempo dub, then powerfully drives home with speed. I love the unexpected twists and turns!

 Keep an ear out for ‘Dr Eisenhower’ by Canberra-based DJ and producer, Mtty. A dear friend of mine, Mtty is one of the most artistic and innovative in the new generation of Australian producers, demonstrating an impressive songwriting ability. He produces effortlessly groovy, bouncy, upbeat tracks, navigating between tech-house, minimal and electro with ease. 

I close with a song called ‘Lullaby’ by young Ukranian artist and producer, Bejenec, who I recently discovered in a masterful, six-hour Nicolas Lutz set posted on SoundCloud. Bejenec’s productions are razor-sharp and obscure, traversing ISM, techno, breakbeat and more. 

And finally, the song I can’t wait to play at an upcoming Lost Sundays is ‘Track 1’ by X-Coast. My sidekick, manager and agent, Branco, played this song on a recent trip to Wollongong for a show and it’s solidified itself as a mainstay in my summer sets. It's bold, dynamic and driving energy is both infectious and club-ready!” -- @waxlilymusic

Lost Sundays Sessions 013: Waxlily

Wollongong’s Pog gifts us the fourteenth Lost Sundays Session.

A member of Cove Soundsystem, Pog has been making waves down south since taking out the Lost Paradise DJ Comp in 2019. He’s since been booked at festivals such as Yours & Owls and Last Dance NYE, and supported the likes of Jensen Intercepter, Partiboi69, Wax’o Paradiso and DJ D.Dee.

Pog’s mix spans the likes of Liquid Earth, Bliss Inc. and Andrew Weatherall over the course of 60 minutes. In his own words:

""I open with a track from the late Andy Weatherall. It's one of my favourites by him and I think it blends nicely with the rest of the mix.  

Also included are a bunch of tunes from US-based artists. I have just recently returned after spending a month there and found a lot of these tracks when I was checking out local parties. 'Scope Zone' by Liquid Earth (a.k.a Urulu) is included in the mix and is a standout. I came across him at a warehouse party in Downtown LA and immediately fell in love with his sound. 

Finally, a quick shout out to the second last track - 'Twister' by UK-duo, The Drumattic Twins. It comes from their late 2000's record 'Hammer and Tongs' which is full of electro club bangers (album tip!). Every time I hear it I get excited by the idea of playing it in a club.” - @ppogg

Listen to Lost Sundays Sessions 014 mixed by Pog, now streaming.

Lost Sundays Sessions 014: Pog

Sydney’s Nick van Tiel is behind the tiller for Lost Sunday Sessions #015.

A key player behind the scenes of Lost Sundays every week, Nick’s trusted hand has seen him traverse dance floors from Bondi to Brooklyn and everywhere in between. Over the course of sixty minutes, NVT covers the likes of DJ Tennis, Kink, Joy Orbinson, Mall Grab, Baltra and more. 

In Nick’s own words:

“This mix opens with a new one from Barcelona’s Lis Sarroca, who I’ve just come across recently through a few of her excellent mixes for Rinse FM. She’s released on Hot Haus, Shall Note Fade and apparently launching her own label very soon. One to watch!  

A track that really had me jumping around while recording was the Breach remix of Maya Jane Coles’ ‘Everything’ which came out midway through 2013, when I was living / DJing in New York and throwing a bunch of warehouse parties in Bushwick. I love the building energy of this track and remember it going off at Output (RIP) back in the day.

The tune I’m most excited to play at Lost Sundays is Joy Orbison’s BRKLN CLLN, released on his own ‘Doldrums’ imprint - which has been in my record box since 2009. I love this track (and the B side) but rarely get the chance to play it. The crowd at Lost Sundays is well up for this faster breakbeat / UK bass kind of stuff and I know this will sound insane on the D&B soundsystem at ivy.

Finally, I’ve featured Mall Grab’s ‘Spirit Wave’ toward the end of the mix – released on Jordan’s own ‘Looking For Trouble’ imprint. Although based in London Mall Grab is one of my favourite Australian artists. This track is a prime example of the kind of energetic rave-tinged bangers that he and his label, Steel City Dance Discs, have become known for.” - @nick-van-tiel

Lost Sundays Sessions: Nick van Tiel

Lost Sundays Sessions 015: Nick van Tiel

Who are X CLUB.?

Brisbane duo Ben Clarke and Jesse Morath certainly don’t need much introduction for fans of modern club music. Together as X CLUB., Ben and Jesse’s renown has continued to grow with every boundary-pushing release across labels such as Lobster Theremin, Steel City Dance Discs, G-Town and Beats Of No Nation (under their ‘Slow Rotation’ alias).

With a stacked start to 2022 including slots at Beyond The City and Pitch Music and Arts, we’re thrilled to welcome X CLUB. for the sixteenth edition of our Lost Sundays Sessions mix series. Strap in, it’s a belter.

A few words about the mix:
“We recently came across the artist Hertz, who we have included twice in this mix. Hertz is a Swedish producer/DJ who was active across the 2000's - we actually know very little about him. We really love his style of raw percussive groove-heavy techno, this particular style has heavily influenced our production in recent times.

'Sala', the track we closed our mix on is a new one by Norwegian producer MRD. MRD has been a big influence on our music for a little while now, his ability to tastefully weave elements of pop nostalgia into his heavy techno tracks is something else.

We also have a full arsenal of new/unreleased tracks that we are super excited to give a spin. A bunch in particular that are coming out on some super exciting records this year :))" - @itsxclub

Lost Sundays Sessions 016: X CLUB.

Our seventeenth Lost Sundays Session is delivered by woman of the moment, Willo.

Fresh from gracing the cover of your favourite Spotify playlists, Willo’s rise has only quickened off the back of the release of her debut EP, ‘Past Time’ (via Eora-based label, @eclecticsydney). 

With coveted support slots for the likes of Maceo Plex, Dom Dolla and Loods on the horizon, Willo is returning to Lost Sundays to warm up for HAAi and Jennifer Loveless as part of our special Mardi Gras-weekend relaunch this Sunday, March 6. With selections from Skin On Skin, Overmono, Bicep and Kosh, as well as some of her own productions, Willo’s Lost Sundays Session is now streaming via the link in our bio.

In her own words:

“If there’s one artist that gets my ears all perky, it’s forward-thinking electro maestro, Kosh. Listen out for ‘Null 212’, I love the way the riff perfectly weaves in-and-out to the space between the classic breakbeat rhythm. I’ve been rinsing Kosh's discography as of late.

If there’s a perfect club track in this mix it has to be ‘Talaria’ by Scuba. It’s so easy to latch onto the dreamy arpeggio, layered with a subby bass line that pulses the track forward. I can’t wait to play this one at LS!

I’ve also thrown in a forthcoming remix of mine for Eora-based techno producer, End in Tears. His EP is out on Eclectic next month and it’s so damn good - I can’t help but be drawn to the synth lead in this track and was so thrilled to be able to put my spin on it.

Finally, I’ve rounded off the mix with Skin On Skin’s remix of ‘Love’, by SWIM. I adore everything SWIM puts out, he really captures that 90’s rave nostalgia and Skin On Skin graciously beefs things up to make it club-ready without disrupting the integrity of the track.” - @willomp3

Catch Willo in motion this Sunday, March 6, at the relaunch of Lost Sundays - tickets on sale now: https://moshtix.com.au/v2/a/lost-sundays

Lost Sundays Sessions 017: Willo

Rising Melbourne/Naarm-based producer Sam Alfred steps up for our eighteenth Lost Sunday Session.

With his well-received 6-track debut EP ‘Strictly Business’ (released via Love Above Records) and his latest ‘Dancing On The M1’ EP (out via Happy Wax), Alfred has since found himself on big-ticket lineups such as Pitch Music & Arts and Strawberry Fields. With his music seemingly on everyone’s ‘must play’ list, Sam is carving a name for himself within the industry and shows no signs of slowing down. Stream the mix via the link in our bio to hear why he’s earned the term ‘one to watch’ - trust us.

A few words on the mix from Sam:

“This mix features a stack of Aussie artists, such as Skin On Skin, X CLUB., Roza Terenzi and JamesJamesJames. I’ve also included an unreleased one from Cassettes for Kids, ‘Tranquil’, which I first heard during lockdown while watching a CFK virtual stream. It blew me away, and has definitely become a main-stay in my sets. Plus the final track - ‘Fantasy’, by CRUSH3d - is my favourite song at the moment. I’m a huge fan of CRUSH3d, so being able to play some of his forthcoming material is an honour. 

UK DJ/Producer Prozak is an artist I recently discovered who makes fast paced and soulful garage and breaks, which is what I’m all about.  Prozak has been releasing a bunch of tracks via Shall Not Fade. They originally flew under my radar, but since discovering his music I just can’t get enough.

If there’s ever a perfect bomb to drop at the club, it’s Skin on Skin & X CLUB.’s  ‘Don’t Fuck Around’ from their recent ‘Everything Comes True’ EP. From the bassline to the mean vocals, this track is such a heater every time it gets played.” - @samalfred567

Listen to Lost Sundays Sessions 018 mixed by Sam Alfred, now streaming ⚡

Lost Sundays Sessions 018: Sam Alfred

Brisbane/Meanjin-based Jad & The steps up for Lost Sundays Sessions #019.

Between keeping busy making music and chasing waves, Jad runs his own record label, @beatsofnonationradio and co-hosts a monthly radio show on @refugeworldwide. With releases on labels such as Toy Tonics, Rhythm Section, Shall Not Fade and HAŴS, he’s built up an impressive portfolio of playful and experimental dubs.

Riding the wake of his latest release ‘Press Tha Button’ EP (out via Beats of No Nation), Jad & The mixes our latest Lost Sundays Session. In his own words:

“The first track in the mix, ‘Development’ is by former Meanjin, now Naarm-based, DJ Relax. Very talented, mostly unknown, and underrated. I first released one of his tunes via my Beats Of No Nation label (which I run with my friend, Dom). More recently, I’ve signed another track of his for my other (new!) label ’Speed Dial’ - coming soon!

As far as recent discoveries, listen out for ‘Closer to a Way’ by New Air Pigments. I don’t really know too much about the producer, all I know is that their self-titled EP released in 2021 via Ritual Acquaintance is 10/10. If the music is good, the music is good.

If there’s one track that gets me excited it’s ‘Planet Rhythm X’ by Tunisian producer, HearThuG. The whole EP is crazzzy, and he as a producer is very underrated. Quirky as hell, exactly how I like it.

I couldn’t tell you which track I’m most excited to play at Lost Sundays, as to be honest I don't really plan my sets (you know, just in case the vibe is more chill or if the crowd is down to party). I'm looking forward to it though!” - @jad-lee

Listen to Lost Sundays Sessions 019 mixed by Jad & The, now streaming.

Lost Sundays Sessions 019: Jad & The

Lost Sundays Sessions #020 is delivered by Eora’s own Human Movement - aka Sydney’s Eddy ‘Mudfoot’ Macdonald.

A staple of the circuit as both a producer and DJ, Eddy has built widespread recognition for his unique brand of forward-thinking dance music inspired by a love of hard-edged UK Garage, 90’s House and old-school rave. 

With acclaimed releases on labels such as HOMAGE, Kitsuné, Defected and Of Leisure, Mr. Movement has  racked up millions of streams, collaborated with AU rave-royalty Paul Mac and been backed by DJ Seinfeld, Logic1000, Ciel, Eris Drew. TSHA, Daniel Avery and Pete Tong. If consistency is the key to success, there’s a lot to be learnt by studying the output and trajectory of Human Movement.

Hear the mix via the link in our bio, then read on for a few words from Eddy:

“The opening track, Wamdue Kids’ ‘Dreams’, has been on repeat at my house for the last couple of weeks. It’s actually kind of a problem - I can’t stop listening to it and singing the melody. It’s really starting to piss off my girlfriend which is why I decided to open with it.

As for recent discoveries, I’ve just come across an artist called Edmondson through Bandcamp. I don’t really know much about them but I like their EP so much that I had to put 2 of the tracks in the mix - listen out towards the tail end to catch them.

On the local tip, there are a few Aussie artists featured in the mix - but I’ll give a shoutout to one of my besties, Ruby May Moon. Not only is he a great guy, but we’re working on a few tracks together for a collaborative EP which we’re both very excited for. His new EP ‘Ruby May Moments’ has been getting a lot of love so make sure you check it out and send him a nice message.

My LS Sessions mix is a bit pulled back from what I’d usually play at Lost Sundays, but I think you’ll like it. I’m looking forward to being back at Lost Sundays soon - I’ve got stacks of new unreleased tracks to debut on the LS rig, including something soon with Western Sydney rapper, Big Skeez. I’m keen to see what sort of reaction they get!” - @humanmovement-aus

Listen to Lost Sundays Sessions #020 mixed by Human Movement.

Lost Sundays Sessions 020: Human Movement

A star on the rise, the Melbourne/Naarm-based Aldonna joins us for the twenty-first edition of our Lost Sundays Sessions mix series 🎶

2022 is the year of Aldonna. With a debut EP, ‘Morph’, dropping via tastemaker imprint Homage New York to headline shows across the country, Aldonna shows no signs of slowing her ascent towards global recognition. A tireless name amongst the upper echelons of Melbourne's club scene, it's Aldonna's high-energy, diverse and infectious sets that have really set her apart - this mix is no different.

Read on for a few words from Aldonna about the mix below:

“An artist I've recently discovered is Man/Ipulate. He is from France and is an insanely talented producer. He makes a lot of groovy Italo and dream house which has such an old-school tip to them, yet still sounds current. I think I purchased three of his records in the same week once I discovered him, he is undoubtedly one to watch! I've included the Alex Kassian remix of his track 'Eternity' in this mix.

Speaking of Alex Kassian, I couldn’t help but put not one but three of his remixes in this mix. He is certainly my favourite producer and I think one of the best in the world. He has a signature sound, and every track he makes is a certified dance floor heater. One of those remixes included is his rework of one of my tracks, ‘The Empress’ Acid Line’ (taken from my forthcoming EP ‘Morph’, coming via Homage New York in August). Alex did the most amazing job on this remix, I couldn't be happier with it and I am so excited for it to be released!

Finally, the track I'm most excited to play in the club is 'Always’ (Tooley St Mix) by Tin Tin Out; one of my fave euro-trance bangers! It has such a great melody and build, and it always gets the most amazing reaction. It's such a fun one and I feel like it would go absolutely off at Lost Sundays.” - @aldonna

Listen to Lost Sundays Sessions #021 mixed by Aldonna - now streaming 🎶

Lost Sundays Sessions 021: Aldonna

Eora-based DJ, producer and Start Local Records label-head, Tom Bruce is not one to sit still. Today, he steps up to deliver Lost Sundays Session #022 🏄🏼‍♂️

A pillar of the scene and a regular face at Lost Sundays, Tom Bruce has proved himself and more since his debut EP 'Cloudy Days Often Have The Best Sunsets' released on Eora's @galleryrecordings last year. Often spotted passing the headphones to partner in crime Cleo, this time around he's brewed up a Tom Bruce special - an hour of grooves. In his own words:

"I don't think I've made a mix that didn't include a Fantastic Man gem. The way he blends really hard-hitting bass with softer, also italo-type sounds just creates such interesting tracks that can be played in almost any setting. I caught him playing the Lovejoy party a few months back and it just further cemented my love for everything he does.

I've been listening to quite a lot of Eden Burns lately and just love his approach to making music. He just releases so much stuff and he clearly doesn't take himself too seriously, which I think is really important when making music. He just makes all sorts of crazy, groovy stuff and pushes it out. I've got in the habit of whenever he releases another Big Beat Manifesto, I go back through his discography and almost always find a new song I haven't heard.

Keep an ear out for Kermond, a local Sydney artist that I've recently been playing a lot. He sent over some demos to the label I run, @startlocalrecords, and I just couldn't stop playing them. The same week just I just happen to run into him at a gig and we just got chatting, lovely guy and is just making such cool music. His track Ur Love is a serious earworm!

'Holding On' by Lone Cat is a track I am dying to play out sometime soon. I am an absolute sucker for classic house sounds, anything with some piano and a few gospel vocals I'm weak at the knees haha. I love to sprinkle really uplifting vocal tracks through all my sets cause I just love to share those soulful moments with crowds. People should normalise clenching their fists and singing along in the club.

Coming up in my world: I'm putting lots of time and effort into the label, organising some events with a few local crews, playing shows and enjoying what life has to offer." - @tombruce2

Listen to Lost Sundays Sessions #022 mixed by Tom Bruce.

Lost Sundays Sessions 022: Tom Bruce

Stepping up for Lost Sundays Sessions #023 is DJ, producer, label owner and Eora’s undisputed Queen of bass: Mincy.

As a DJ and performer, Mincy’s fierce energy and aptitude behind the decks has seen her take to some of the world's biggest stages - including London's iconic Fabric, Boomtown Festival, Lost Paradise and our very own Lost Sundays. In the studio, Mincy's output has arrived on esteemed labels such as Shall Not Fade, Hardcore Energy and Revolver Upstairs - as well as surfacing on Australia's home of all things underground bass, @extraspicysydney, which Mincy founded in 2020.

Fresh from her latest European tour, this mix is an exhilarating hour from one of Australia's brightest. In her own words:

“The core objective of my label Extra Spicy (and a passion of mine) is to showcase Australian artists, so I’ve included plenty in my mix. There are some tunes from Gilsun’s recent Extra Spicy release, a forthcoming Hedchef tune, bits from Nickname and of course a red-hot listen to a new tune of mine!

An artist I’ve recently discovered is Hugo Massien, who makes some of the most amazing, emotive UK garage tunes. I listened to his promo about 4 or 5 times in a row when it got sent to me - I love it so much that I’ve included two of his forthcoming tracks right at the start. One of my favourite things about doing mixes is being able to showcase some of the slower music I listen to and love and build it a bit more than I would when playing out (hard and fast!).

I’ve also included GHSTGHSTGHST’s tune ‘Nibbler’ in this mix as everything he makes is simple yet effective, his productions are my ultimate dancefloor weapons. I began my Lost Sundays set with one of them as it always sets the pace nicely!

Finally, a track I am completely obsessed with the Four Tet remix of Chloe Robinson and DJ ADHD's track ‘Pax’. It’s absolutely mental and samples grime classic ‘Pulse X’, which being a massive grime lover (it's what I started off DJing) makes me absolutely fkn charrrrge. I cannot wait to play it out - it will 1000% be getting a run at Lost Paradise.” - @mincyaus

Listen to Lost Sundays Sessions #023 mixed by Mincy.

Lost Sundays Sessions 023: Mincy

Bringing you the 25th edition of our Lost Sundays Sessions is Eora-based DJ and producer, Shake Daddy 👻

Making a splash with her debut EP, 'Roots', 2022 has seen Shake Daddy break out on a steep upward trajectory. She's released on Supermerado Records, STÜM's Happy Wax and scored the coveted Eora support slots for Skin on Skin and KETTAMA. In her mix, you'll find tracks from the likes of Sam Alfred, Human Movement, STÜM and Ms. Daddy herself - strap in, Shake Daddy's shaking things up 🌪

In her own words:

"All of the artists featured in my mix are Australian except for Kettama and Mark Blair. The Aussie artists include STÜM, Sam Alfred, 6 SENSE, Human Movement, TIGE, Bryson Hill, Jerb, Lucas Boston, Kye, and myself. Australian artists are killing it! And I'm so proud to be amongst them.

Speaking of which, an artist I recently discovered (and then met) is Jerb. He sent me a few unreleased tracks and they are all fire! I can't wait to see what he comes out with next. Keep an ear out for his track 'To The House Beat' - I think he's about to blow up.

At the moment I'm also excited by Human Movement's recent EP, 'Bad Habits'. It slaps from start to finish. His music inspires me to produce, and only good music does that for me.

As far as a track that I'm keen to play at Lost Sundays, it's got to be my recent remix of  'Bossin'' by Australian R&B artist, Kye. I think it's the perfect mixture of soft girl house music delivered with a filthy bassline to make you headbang on the dance floor. It's a tune I think everyone can vibe to!" - @shake-shake-shake-1

Listen to Lost Sundays Sessions #025, mixed by Shake Daddy. Now streaming.

Lost Sundays Session 025: Shake Daddy

NYC's Baltra kickstarts our new mix series, 'Live at Lost Sundays', with ninety minutes of off-kilter club records. 

Recorded live at LS on the 2022 October long weekend, you can listen back to Baltra's full set now ✨

Live at Lost Sundays 001: @baltra

Live at Lost Sundays 001: Baltra

Naarm/Melbourne-based ball of energy, Bella Claxton, takes the reigns for the 26th edition of Lost Sundays Sessions ⚡️

As founder of Hyper Hype, curator of In House Radio and regular marathon runner, you could say Bella has the stamina for all things fast. A firm fixture in the Naarm club scene, Bella's high-energy, diverse sets have more recently seen her head interstate for stand-out performances at Splendour in the Grass, Let Them Eat Cake and of course, Lost Sundays. Bella loves to turn it up to turbo and this mix is no different - strap in! 

In her own words:

“The track that gets me the most excited is Movin’ Melodies' ‘P.A.R.T.Y (HH In The Wavestate Mix)’. I fell in love with it the very first time I heard it. The vocals, chugging baseline and ravey stabs are everything I love in a track and this one has it all - the tone is set from the get-go.

I've also recently discovered Paris-based, Clint - the label-head at Slowciety. I've been listening to Alex Kassian's remix of one of his releases 'Alpine Breaks' for over a year now and connected the dots back to his label to discover 'Marathon Dad' (the track I included in this mix).

I'm most excited to play Club Heroes' ‘The Lost Piano’ next time I'm at Lost Sundays. The piano breakdown in this song, alongside the strong female vocal and drum roll builds up so much tension before the drop – and then it explodes. I can picture myself playing it to a packed Lost Sundays dance floor every time I hear it!"

Listen to Lost Sundays Sessions #26, mixed by @bellaclaxton.

Lost Sundays Session 026: Bella Claxton

Listen to Black Loops and James Pepper’s b2b Lost Sundays set in the second instalment of our Live at Lost Sundays mix series.

For the first hour, Berlin-based Black Loops steps up to the controls with Eoras’s James Pepper jumping in for the remaining two hours of power. Back to back, track for track to soundtrack the dance floor we love most.

Recorded live on February 26, 2023 💘

Live at Lost Sundays 002: Black Loops b2b James Pepper

Signed, sealed and delivered: Eora-based groove master Caleb Jackson brings you a very special, all-original edition of Lost Sundays Sessions 💌

As a prolifically talented producer and performer, Caleb Jackson’s chunky, funk-infused and psychedelic take on house music has seen him stand tall amongst the crowd. With a magnetic stage presence and sets heavy with original material (plus energetic bootlegs and remixes) he’s fast built a strong following across the country with his sights set on going even bigger in 2023. As a man of (literally) many hats, we’re thrilled to have Caleb join our mix series with ninety straight minutes of original productions 🎶🎓

In his own words:

“This mix contains two forthcoming EPs and a new single, all thoroughly tested and coming out soon on two UK-based labels that I love. I’m pumped to see them go live and share them in this mix for Lost Sundays, which has been a big inspiration for me in the studio. Lost has become a vital platform for me to road-test new material, pushing me to craft a more energetic and dramatic sound with big moments of tension and release to keep a larger audience engaged. It’s a fun challenge to constantly create something fresh for the next time I play at Lost Sundays.

Outside of my own music in the studio, I’ve recently kicked off a coaching program for aspiring producers (which will soon be online as well as in-person). It has been exciting to see so much talent coming through and to help them on their journey - sharing knowledge is key! On top of this, I also work with Art Aid and my own mini label, XYBIT, to run charity events that raise money for the Bali Life Foundation (support disadvantaged women and children). What’s better than a space where people can party while supporting a good cause? That’s the vision.

2023 will see the release of a bunch of my music across various labels. It feels great to have a constant flow of records going out to good homes. I’m also very spoilt on the gig front, with many upcoming performances including another spin at Lost Sundays next weekend 👀”

Listen to Lost Sundays Sessions #027, mixed by @caleb-jackson-41 🎧

Lost Sundays Session 027: Caleb Jackson

2steppin’ directly into your heart, the club and your ears via the latest Lost Sundays Session: Eora's fast-rising UKG producer and DJ, Club Angel 🖤

Happily dwelling amongst the moodier sides of 2-Step, UKG and jungle, Club Angel has cut a name for himself since the release of his debut EP, '6AM' (out via Astral People Recordings) whilst whipping up remixes and edits for the likes of Fred Again.., North East Party House and a beloved anthemic rework of 'Make Me'. With 2023 already having featured performances at Pitch Music & Arts, Digi Culture & Music and Xe54 - plus a forthcoming upcoming national tour in support of Sam Alfred and a debut set at LS on the horizon - it's safe to say this mix has been compiled by one of our favourite angels. Enjoy! 👼🏻

In his own words:

“I’ve included a few of my own tracks in this mix, but the one that gets me most excited is an unreleased one titled ‘5ive’. It’s a bit of a warper; the perfect mix of hard house and speed garage.

An artist I’ve recently discovered is UK-based, Jack Swift. I randomly stumbled across his edit of Lennie De Ice’s track ‘We Are I.E’ and waited at least 4 months for it to come out. I’ve also included an unreleased one from Naarm’s Airwolf Paradise titled ‘Revolver’ - it’s an absolute highlight to play in any set.

The track I’m most looking forward to playing at Lost Sundays is my edit of the iconic Denham Audio track, ‘Make Me’. Everyone ends up singing along so it always makes for a beautiful moment.” - @clubangel

Lost Sundays Session 028: Club Angel

It's fast approaching midnight on January 1st. NYE was a big one - it always is - but you’re on the dance floor and not quite ready to call it quits.

Suddenly, as the clock strikes midnight, the music shifts into a whole other gear. Your feet can’t stop moving and you can’t wipe the smile from your face as renowned UK-selector Heidi takes to the LS stage and you gain a second (or is it third? Fourth?) wind. Nobody’s leaving now. In fact, things feel like they’re only just getting started.

Relive (or listen for the first time) Heidi’s rolling house music masterclass, recorded live on NYD 2023 at the official Lost Paradise Afterparty. The third edition of our ‘Live at Lost Sundays’ mix series is now streaming 🎶

@heidi-dj

Live at Lost Sundays 003: Heidi

Behind the wheel on the next edition of Lost Sundays Sessions: Naarm-based DJ, producer and rising superstar, DAWS 🏎

It's all systems go for DAWS this year. Best known for filling dance floors such as Pitch Music & Arts, Gaytimes Festival and Lost Sundays, DAWS next takes her talents to the world with a slate of upcoming European dates off the back of her well-received debut EP, 'Ultra Feeling' (out now via Hot Haus Recs). Get a taste of her warm and blissful take on dance via her hour-long Lost Sundays Sessions, now streaming via the link in our bio 🎶

In her own words:

“The track that gets me most excited in this mix is Sally C’s ‘All Love’ - it has a beautiful, driving energy which makes for an easy way to heat up the dancefloor.

Listen out for Guchon! I recently learned about him as he had a release on the same label as my latest EP. He’s a really sick producer and DJ from Tokyo 🇯🇵

In terms of Australian artists, I’ve included D. Tyrone’s edit of Kylie Minogue’s ‘Padam Padam’! Dirk makes amazing edits and music, and is probably one of my favourite artists in Aus! Oh, I also included a hot track from DJ Life in here too - I love how his music makes me feel like I’m underwater (in the best way!)

I’ve also included one of my all-time fav club tracks, ‘Passion (A Tin Tin Out Mix)’. It has to be one of the ultimate dance classics that is pure euphoria. Give me a high string, stabby keys, and a vocal chant any day.” - @dawsdj

Listen to Lost Sundays Sessions #029, mixed by DAWS. Now streaming 🎧

Lost Sundays Sessions 029: DAWS

Listen to Airwolf Paradise’s blistering set from our October long weekend edition of Lost Sundays 😈

For our fourth instalment of our Live at Lost Sundays series, home-grown superproducer Airwolf Paradise - aka Justin Erougian - brought a slew of club anthems (sprinkled with some spicy originals) to the LS booth alongside his infectious stage presence. From grooving house tracks through to cutting-edge techno, Airwolf firmly had the heaving dance floor in the palm of his hand.

Recorded live on October 1, 2023. Listen now 🎧

Live at Lost Sundays 004: Airwolf Paradise

Congratulations to @d1ng00 - winner of our LS Block Party DJ comp and the latest artist to be added to the Block Party bill! 

Dingo will join more than two dozen international and local artists across our full festival takeover of the CBD on March 17 🤝 

Thanks to everyone who submitted a mix - the standard has been exceptional across the board, and we've greatly enjoyed pumping through your mixes on the stereo here at LS.  

For those who missed out (or those who simply love a dance): we hope you'll catch Dingo alongside some of the biggest names in underground electronic music - including DJ Boring, KiNK, LB aka LABAT, CC:DISCO! and many more - via grabbing a ticket here https://bit.ly/3S0RUqR.

Find your people at the Lost Sundays Block Party - Sunday, March 17 at the ivy precinct 🟩

Lost Sundays Block Party DJ Competition: Dingo

Get ready to hit the accelerator on the next edition of Lost Sundays Sessions, featuring Naarm's fast-rising producer and selector, WOLTERS 📈

From igniting club dancefloors across the country to commanding the closing set at Beyond The Valley's Dr Dans, WOLTERS' career trajectory knows no bounds. His productions have captivated audiences and earned recognition from industry heavyweights such as Marlon Hoffstadt, Skin on Skin, DJ Heartstring, DJ Boring, Sam Alfred, Mark Blair and Bad Boombox—just to name a few. Delve deep into sixty minutes of original productions and club thumpers as WOLTERS sets the vibe for your weekend 🎧

In his own words:

"I've been really loving Sam Alfred's productions lately and have included one of his unreleased tracks. The way he mixes old-school 90's house and more modern dance music is just so good.

Additionally, included an unreleased track from South Korean artist Mar Vista, who I've recently discovered. He makes super bouncy hard house which is also very clean.

An Australian artist I've started working with a lot more is Ned Bennett. Our two sounds have been working really well together, so I've included two of our unreleased productions in this mix.

The track I’m most excited to play at Lost Sundays is one of my unreleased songs called 'Obsession'. I think it’s a really good mix of euphoric and high-energy dance music, so I hope people like it!" - @mitchwolters

Listen to Lost Sundays Sessions #038, mixed by WOLTERS. Now streaming 🎵

Lost Sundays Sessions 030: WOLTERS

The fifth instalment of our 'Live at Lost Sundays' mix series features Naarm's queen of hard dance, Laura King. 

Listen to ninety minutes of heavy-hitting techno as she warmed the LS-thunderdome for I Hate Models, recorded live on March 10 ⚡️🔊 

Now streaming 🎧

Live at Lost Sundays 005: Laura King

Our latest Lost Sundays Sessions mix comes from Nomad Radio hosts (and Soul Spill Recordings founders), Toaka and Mr Roarke ☀️

Recorded live in the sunshine of Lost Paradise 2024, Toaka & Mr Roarke have become integral members of Eora's vibrant music scene as they captivate audiences across the city. Their debut festival b2b on the Lost Disco stage had the whole dance floor moving to their feel-good house and disco selections.

Lost Sundays Sessions 031: Toaka b2b Mr Roarke

It's about movement. 

From the people behind @LostParadiseAU and the Paradise Club nights comes Lost Sundays - an expression of rhythm and dance, each and every Sunday afternoon at the recently transformed ivy.

Find your people, on our dance floor. Lost Sundays - every Sunday at ivy, Sydney.

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