Live mix from RINSA first aired on 99.3 Global FM in Nassau, Bahamas

House Mix December 9 '22 - Global FM

11 - 6-22 Mix

Growing up in The Bahamas, London and Chicago, Mark Reynolds (RINSA)‘a earliest musical memory is the electronic dub bassline of King Jammy’s 'Under My Sleng Teng' riddim blasted from the audio rigs of cars in Nassau in 1985. 
These sounds combined with the annual early morning tribal drums of Junkanoo, lit a fire for rhythms which he carried across the Atlantic in 1987. In London in 1992 he discovered electronic music through the British label Warp and the ambient works of Aphex Twin along with the raw industrial techno sounds of Jeff Mills. 
Attending the first and many of the seminal Lost parties in London showcasing the best in Detroit, Chicago and Berlin techno and house sounds, RINSA bought his Technics 1200s in 1994, found Fat Cat Records, Black Market Records, Gramophone Records in Chicago amongst countless other record stores worldwide and never looked back. 
He witnessed the birth of genres and subcultures in the 90’s in London attending the first Metalheadz Sunday sessions at the Blue Note in Hoxton Square along with the Spiral Tribe's Free Party events in vacant warehouses and fields across the south east of England. 
Later, in 2019 Rinsa finally visited the hallowed grounds of Beghain, Tresor, Hardwax and Cinthie’s Elevate in Berlin, a mecca for underground Techno and House Music. 
More recently, at beginning of 2022 DJ Rinsa had the opportunity to explore the underground music scene of Miami via un_mute events, ATVRecords, Dante’s Hi Fi, Floyd-Club Space, Treehouse, and visited T- bag records + Technique records and has been a loyal supporter of the scene since then. 
Rinsa has been spinning in the Bahamas since 2000 and continues to support the growing electronic music scene on the island, most recently DJing with Spark’s landmark Powerhouse event bringing Tulum vibes to Nassau, highlighting the growth of these genres here in paradise.
Now setting sights on introducing his wide ranging musical knowledge encompassing influences from his vinyl collection of Hip-Hop, Reggae, Dub, House, Techno & Drum & Bass to the Bahamas.

Mark Reynolds / RINSA