Spinning Grounds w/ Matthias Reiling 

The monthly show hosted by @katharina-davids is returning with guest Matthias Reiling 1/2 of @sessionvictim

If you thought you're not into DnB, this mix might challenge this belief..

'Spinning Grounds' is all about opening grounds - for both newcomers and experienced selectors alike - to spin music outside of club spaces to explore a wide range of genres from house, Detroit, deep house, dub house, ambient, breaks, UK garage, minimal, dub techno to ........

Spinning Grounds I w/ Matthias Reiling @ THF Radio, 17/12/24

Znääe. Kick back, relax and vibe to the master of grooves of @tomellis. Longtime member of Freerotation and Soulstatejazz. Here, with a showcase of his own productions, love and deep house. A real talent.  A man very dear to Lyssna Records. <3

We’re super proud to share this with you—aaand a new 12" might be on the way!

LYSSNAPOD012 - Tom Ellis (Freerotation/UK)

Somewhere Sometime 6am Mix

Owain and I getting things moving from 10 - 12

Placid & Owain K @ We're Going Deep - 07.02.2025 MST

deep vinyl mix, recorded a few years back. 

ROGER GERRESSEN - DEEP HOME MIX

The only way out is in—a looping riddle that folds in on itself. What begins as a question becomes a path, unraveling through the shadows of rhythm and the flicker of forgotten memories.

For the 29th entry in the Discos Movimiento mixtape series, Dutch-born, Berlin-based artist SaPu invites us into his singular sonic universe—where deep grooves, hidden gems, and rare records converge into something both intimate and expansive. A meticulous digger and storyteller, SaPu has spent years carving out his place across dancefloors from Club der Visionaere to Tresor, always favoring journeys over mere moments.

"The Only Way Out Is In" unfolds like a spiral—shifting between stripped-down hypnosis, shimmering psychedelia, and raw percussive textures. It’s a testament to SaPu’s refusal to be bound by genre, instead weaving a narrative that rewards patience and surrender. The destination remains unclear, but the way forward is undeniable—deeper, inward, through sound.



SaPu - The Only Way Out Is In / Mixtape Discos Movimiento #29

The doyenne of minimal reflects on Perlon, forgotten classics and the tracks that never leave her record bag in this live edition of Playing Favourites at Dimensions Festival. 

Following the minimal boom of the '00s and early '10s, the sound has in more recent years flourished quietly in the smaller corners of certain scenes. It certainly, as some people like to claim, never died. In fact, if you were to discuss this with Sonja Moonear, the Swiss DJ would argue that the genre is as popular as ever.

Much like the other artists in the upper echelons of the scene—Zip, Raresh, Nicolas Lutz—Moonear made a name for herself by DJing rather than making music. She cut her teeth in Geneva as a resident at its key club at the time, Weetamix. Perlon label head Zip was a regular guest and, as Moonear recounts, he invited her to play in Berlin after she warmed up for him a few times. Moonear is now an in-demand DJ in her own right, with a style that takes in a broad cross-section of house, techno and minimal.

Recorded at last summer's Dimensions Festival, this edition of Playing Favourites sees Moonear select some of her favourite '90s and early '00s minimal classics and the records that never leave her record bag. She's truly obsessed with music and finding rare grooves, and her enthusiasm shines through. In between playing tracks, she talks about the squat scene in Geneva and how she spends hours preparing her bag every week. She reminisces about the first time she put her hand on a turntable; her transition away from the piano as an adolescent; and her primary goal in her career, which is "purely to enjoy herself." 

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EX.756 Sonja Moonear

Dasha SPRW is a sound curator originating from Prague now currently residing in Eora/Sydney. In her sets, she skilfully blends deep basslines, acidic elements, breakbeats, and electro-driven grooves - inviting listeners to explore the subtle play between sound and emotion.

In the latest Un.spun podcast, Dasha immerses us into a smooth journey, with each track flowing organically into the next, forming a cohesive sonic landscape.

Having seen her play a lovely warm up set and now with a few gigs under her belt, we’re excited to see what is next for her time here.

Somewhere Sometime 6am Mix

Matthew Oh

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