The mix was extracted from a live recording at Good Room in Brooklyn where I played all night on 3-4-22.  The mix is from the warm up from the first two hours of the night.

Rissa Garcia - Live at Good Room 3.4.22

Putty Precinct

Seth Magoon is back for a special guest appearance on the Soul Clap Records Show

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The Soul Clap Records Show With Seth Magoon & Natuta @ The Lot Radio 07 - 19 - 2022

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Mary Wanna is an unreleased gem from 2002

Jay Tripwire Mary Wanna

"Devotion is the main aim—to try to encourage commitment in people." The fabric resident and Houghton festival founder discusses his love of the crowd, DJing and more.

Craig Richards, arguably one of UK dance music's most respected DJs, is normally averse to the spotlight. But the multi-hyphenate artist and fabric resident has played the London institution every Saturday for nearly two decades, DJing alongside fellow household names like Ricardo Villalobos and Nicolas Lutz. Over the years, Richards has profoundly shaped the canon that's defined the space and its programming week in and week out.

He’s keenly attuned to other DJs and the flow of a night, and he's not indebted to one particular style or genre. In a Resident Advisor feature from 2019, Ray Philp described his sound as "intergalactic space metal" that goes far beyond techno, house or electro, instead interplaying classics with deep, headsy tunes that he tirelessly seeks out every week.

In this interview with RA's European deputy editor Carlos Hawthorn, Richards talks about what makes a good record, and the DJ's role as a bridge between the past and present. He also discusses his endeavours beyond the booth—most notably the idyllic festival he started in 2017, Houghton, which is set in the English countryside—and his passion for painting and cross-disciplinary creativity. Listen to the episode in full.

EX.671 Craig Richards

Known for her immersive, percussive minimal house and techno sets, Marlie quickly became a staple in the underground scene.

Her sound is deep and evolving, shaped by global influences, and she’s also the founder of "Roots," a project that began in Sydney and now thrives in London.

She joins us at fabric on the 26th Oct.

RA tickets: https://ra.co/events/1963055

047 - Marlie - fabric podcast

Time to Die Vol.1

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Promotional use only, uploaded on behalf of BBC Radio 1 | Approximate playlist:

[000] Ricardo Villalobos, Mari Kvien Brunvoll - Everywhere You Go (Villalobos Celestial Voice Amnesia Resurrection Mix)
[004] Ricardo Villalobos - Que Belle Epoque (Original Mix)
[010] Velodrome - Capataz (Original Mix)
[019] Chris Wood & Christian Burkhardt - Bed & Butter (Einzelkind Iceberg Slim Megamix)
[026] Cevin Fisher - The Freaks Come Out (2000 Freaks Mix)
[032] Mark Broom - Jackpot (Original Mix)
[038] DJ Dozia - Pop Culture (Original Mix)
[047] George Morel - Let's Groove (Original Mix)
[052] Baeks - Lost Summer (Original Mix)
[057] Ricardo Villalobos - Hansup (Original Mix)
[078] Chiapet - Tick Tock (Original Mix)
[083] Perry & Rhodan - The Beat Just Goes Straight On And On (Original Mix)
[097] A Homeboy & A Hippie & A Funki Dredd - Total Confusion (Rod Malmok Remix)
[100] Butch - Quiet Storm (Original Mix)
[107] Emmanuel Top - Spherique (Original Mix)
[115] Age Of Love - Age Of Love (Original Mix)

Essential Mix

Ricardo Villalobos - Radio 1's Essential Mix - 14.09.2018

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Small Hours is back with another selection from producers far and wide.

NYC stalwart, Charles Noel AKA Archetype AKA Monochrome, very kindly licences an edit of his celestial jungle gem ‘Paradise’ to the VA label.
Originally issued in ‘94 on Ohio’s 21/22 Corporation, this 2020 ‘Paranoid’ version (by Youandewan) interpolates elements of the original and ‘217′ by Brooklyn-Berlin transplant Velasco – courtesy of Bologna-based label, DAT.

On Side B, Underlying Form boss Darren Allen serves up a slice of his non- conforming minimal-madness alongside his Discobar comrade, Robin Ordell, who brings an energetic, machine-driven jam reminiscent of his recent outings on Subsequent & Domesticated.

Putty Precinct

Duck Tape