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They say that restriction is often the mother of creativity and in the case of this album from Morning Seance, the Vienna-based purveyor of (in his words) "surreal electronics and degenerate ambient music", it would definitely seem the case. He created the ten tracks here on just one instrument, the Roland Alpha Juno-1, stretching the instrument's capabilities into hitherto unencountered shapes and sounds. Nevertheless, there's a gorgeous spread of styles here, not to mention some excellent track titles, from 'Eternal Life Makes Your Past Grow Too Big' - imagine Philip Glass making his Sahko debut - to the more celestial drone of 'Don't Ask, Don't Pray'. If you feel you've heard it all already with ambient music, try this and surprise yourself.

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PREMIERE: Morning Séance – ‘The Tenderness Of Our Own Autobiography’ (One Instrument)

Toronto-based musician and producer David Psutka has resuscitated his long dormant Egyptrixx alias – originally part of the legendary Night Slugs crew alongside L-Vis 1990, Bok Bok and Ikonika - and is preparing to drop a new album, How Tidal, on his own Halocline Trance label.  Here, he celebrates the album’s imminent arrival with a selection of faves and exclusives from the Halocline Trance vaults.

In The Mix: Egyptrixx's Halocline Trance mix

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A very tasty mix of low key disco shimmy and downbeat Balearic blissfulness from Genevan producer Mirlaqi, diving in with a four sided double album after a string of EPs for various esteemed European labels.  Both sides of that musical coin are nicely polished, with a luxurious sheen courtesy of laid back, (mainly) French language spoken word vocals, bewitching flute twittering and snazzy synth work.   From the glitterball meets jazz strut of  ‘Prendre Le Soleil’, highly suitable for house set warm up eras, to the lazily lolloping ‘La Cascade’, dramatic but very chilled, there’s a lot of nimble musicianship going on here, but none of it ever gets in the way of a decent groove.

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PREMIERE: Mirlaqi – Riddimer [Wise Bird]

Demi Riquísimo has just dropped his latest EP – ‘No Given Time’ - on his Semi Delicious imprint, featuring collaborations with Tesselate founders The Trip, stalwart of East London's Queer scene Michelle Manetti and Belfast favourite Hammer. 

To mark the occasion, he’s sharing two hours of his epic set for Radio Radio during this year’s ADE event in Holland with Juno Daily readers.

In The Mix: Demi Riquísimo

Satisfaction Skank

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A four headed electro beast from Norwich’s Luke Sanger, more normally associated with sparkling techno productions, but proving here that’s he’s more than capable of transferring both his love of a characterful, quirky sonic and his instinct for filling dancefloors to this minor diversion of sorts.  The title track opens proceedings with some wonderful elastic bassline behaviour and sturdy drum machinations, while ‘Spambot’ – a late contender for the best named electro track of 2025 – goes for a blizzard of different tones held together by a rock solid snare. Flip it over for more electronics on the verge of a nervous breakdown via ‘Crunchy Data’ and the EP’s most boisterous and thumping moment, ‘Data Infection’. So much electro these days apes what came before it, whether that be Kraftwerk, Mantronix or Drexciya. This, on the other hand, is nothing like anything else you ever heard, and all the more thrilling as a result. 

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PREMIERE: Luke Sanger – ‘Crunchy Data’ (No Static/Automatic)

N-Type is a name synonymous with early dubstep sounds, the producer being part of a tiny handful of Croydon-based producers who mutated UK garage, d&b, hip-hop and dub influences into a unique sound that quickly spread globally.  Somewhat amazingly, he’s just released his first album, after several decades of crucial EPs and singles, and here he celebrates Typography with LP highlights alongside a selection of archive classics from his Wheel & Deal label. 

Juno Daily – In The Mix: N-Type’s Typography mix

Toronto-born and Berlin-based DJ, producer, and label founder Andre Zimmer draws on jacking Chicago house for his latest ‘Bountiful’ EP for his Big Trouble Records – and he marks its release with a mix for Juno Daily influenced by those classic sounds, tech house rollers and tribal percussive energy.

In The Mix: Andre Zimmer

To round of a very special – and productive- year in 2025, Marseille-born, London-based deep house producer/DJ Pegasvs mans the decks for a Juno Daily mix session, climaxing with his ‘Transition’ single ft Nathan Haines.

Juno Daily – In The Mix: Pegasvs

Invader Zim Theme (Remix)

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Invader Zim Theme (Remix)

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