The quartet from France are a steady fixture in the world of modern digging. Colin, Guillaume, Romain and Xavier originally met in Marseille but are now all based in Paris where they very successfully continue their hunt for the unknown (seldom above the 110 BPM mark). 

The now-Parisian taste-makers do not only have one of the most excellently curated Youtube Channels out there, they recently also proved that they are very capable Editors themselves on the most recent (and excellently curated) Orange Tree Edits (Vol. 8). 

For 5918mins., they provide nothing short of a masterclass of modern digging - which left us astonished and (dare we say it) even a bit envious given the sheer endless amount of unknown treasures comprised in this mix. So without further ado, let's dive right into 111 mins. of pure digging pleasure.

Maybe Tonight

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It gets better (Put it on)  - Börscht x PICANTE

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RRFM • Hugo Out • 13-11-2025

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Lee Ambo's relationship with dance music started out by listening to albums like The Prodigy Experience. Growing up in Australia, his influences shifted from grunge to hip hop and beyond. It was a move to Amsterdam on a whim in 2011 that reignited his love of electronic music. Finding himself in the epicentre of festival culture, Lee Ambo was quickly drawn to the deep house sounds that surrounded him. It was a golden era for electronic music and influences from his peers soon introduced him to a lot of exciting new music.

Inevitably, as is the evolution for most Amsterdammers, this turned into a love of DJing as well. Shaped by his countless hours spent on the dance floor and wide musical taste, Lee Ambo's sets can range from funky and groovy basslines to deep heavy bangers. Outside of music, Lee Ambo also dabbles in graphic arts and has been responsible for all the aesthetic elements of Studio Danziger thus far. 






Radio Danziger Vol. 30 by Lee Ambo

Don't Look Any Further

Recording of my set at Giant Steps on September 2025.

Giant Steps in London is definitely a special place to play. People come with an open mind, because the setting is unique. A DIY setup in a bright space in an old bath house. Starting with beanbags to sit, chill and listen (which might have been my favorite part of the day). And a six-point custom sound system that surrounds the dancefloor. Not powerful, but delicate and beautiful. Different from playing on a club system and not easy at times, but it's about creating something alternative/unique. And I think Giant Steps definitely does that well.

I did end up playing more club music than last time. Afterwards, I wished I played some more other stuff that I brought, but that's how it goes sometimes. Still the set goes through different moods, it starts very calm and gentle and hopefully takes you along for a ride. Wonder if anyone will make it through the full 6 hours :)

(We first listened to some albums in full, which I've partially cut from the recording, but the rest is all there. The recording is somewhat distorted, but hopefully you still find it enjoyable to listen to)

Tracklist: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DVtR_2DDTsU/

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