Re-up of a set recorded in that toilet in Berlin October 2023. 

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Opening the doors to the Can You Jigit? vaults, to take a sonic stroll down memory lane. 
Rewind to May 11th, destination: H0l0 NYC
We are embarking on a two day musical trip, meticulously curated from start to finish. 
The beginning sets the tone for whats to come, and there is no better example than this West Coast record guru. Vibekeeping in the early afternoon, smooth as butter, as classy as it gets.
Without further ado, Mr. Dylan Payne

Can You Jigit? Archives 001 - Dylan Payne

66ieme podcast avec le duo parisien Ribambelle, ces deux digger de bastos sont là pour vous réchauffer le gosier avec des basses bien grasses et des mélodies funky ! Record à Montreal c'est le premier podcast du duos le plus hot de ton secteur.

Ribambelle - BMKast 66

DDC Mix 007 - Dorian Paic

Spring has sprung, and after a small three-year hiatus, it’s the perfect moment for another Marginal Mix. 

We first met Jack D years ago in Birmingham, where his affable hosting was the highlight of a less than successful party. Since pitched up in Berlin, Jack is a familiar face on dance floors across the city, and increasingly behind the decks cross continents. He’s gifted us his first ‘house’ mix in half a decade - as ever, good things come to those who wait.

@jackdyche

Marginal Mix 04 - Jack D

Barcelona-based artist Tunik, is a true master of synth-based music. So much so that the Argentinian is often one of the first artists that springs to mind when in need of a large dose of darkness. His productions and DJ sets speak to a higher power that sees his performances at the likes of Les Enfants Brillants, OUTPUT, and Razzmattaz in his adopted Barcelona, as well as a regular slew of the finest parties around the world. 

Being an in-demand artist doesn't stop Tunik from pursuing his own vision of electronic music. This was born in the shape of the Synth City project, and what followed was an evocative series of events at LEB. We are yet to even mention Tunik’s productions that only appear on labels that are at the vanguard of the underground. His longstanding connection to Dekmantel speaks volumes of the progression of his sound, as does his EP’s for Nicolas Lutz’ My Own Jupiter imprint and Further Electronix.

Tunik is without doubt a true force to be reckoned and we are thrilled to welcome him to our InSession podcast series. A self-confessed genre hopper, we are guided through a cosmic selection that all share an unspoken connection through the ethereal. Lush soundscapes soon give way to enticing breakbeats, mystic synths, and an unwavering groove that is as relentless as his own journey deep into the farthest reaches of his record bag. A sonic trip to truly induce a disconnect, we are certain that after one listen, you will be seeking out the Argentinian wherever possible.

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Tunik - Trommel InSession 151

Following the underground success of his sold out debut EP on his own vinyl only label Truffle101, Raynerfromfinance returns with his debut album, Digital Love (Vol.1) — a genre-melding exploration of intimacy, connection, and the quiet charge between moments. Infused with jazzy grooves, soulful textures, and a distinctly playful spirit throughout, the album drifts through moods of acid-jazz and memories from the warmth and wit of neo-soul, reflecting on the push and pull of modern romance within the downtempo genre.

Digital Love (Vol.1) will be released digitally via Bandcamp on July 31st, 2025, with limited, pressed-to-order CDs available for collectors. The album will also arrive on all major streaming platforms later in the year.

https://raynerfromfinance.bandcamp.com/album/digital-love-vol-1

Raynerfromfinance - Digital Love (Vol.1) ALBUM SNIPPETS

Good friend of the label, we follow the path Theo since years now . He was immersed in vinyl culture at an early age with thousands of jazz, rock and classical records laying on the shelves of his home. 
Deeply fascinated by the endless quest for unknown records, he's more likely to be found on Discogs than on the dance-floor but this lifestyle has provided him with a diverse collection meticulously amassed over the past decade : from 80s weirdo house and 90s deep house to more dark and emotional stuff, always with underlying deepness.

For his last podcast, he unveils other facets of his collection, towards the shades of electro that he loves : stranger, sonic and melancholic sounds. Enjoy the travel Positive People <3

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