Don’t let his lofty nom de guerre fool you, Kaiser knows how to connect with a crowd of people. Puglia native and neophyte label boss, Gianluca Caiati has been spreading his gospel via hypnotic sets and his K S R imprint for a few years now. For Bassiani Podcast 111 the message comes as a signature mix of primal rhythms, oscillating whirs, snaking clicks and a whole lot of groove. If you aren’t yet a convert, you might find yourself hoisting the Kaiser flag soon.

@kaiserksr_it

Bassiani invites Kaiser / Podcast #111

REC 018 w/ Newa

The REC series compiles outstanding performances recorded in the club throughout the year, highlighting artists representing our love for electronic music.

Remembering Newa’s sensational set, back during the positive source label night in September 2023. After invading the room with an eclectic musical atmosphere, the Georgian DJ and producer left us in complete admiration. 

This is the kind of timeless set you can enjoy day or night. Heavily influenced by worldwide groove and acid aromas, she cooks in a percussive kitchen, adding a dash of ghetto techno and a swirl of broken beats. Her rich and progressive transitions keep you hooked to the kicks, feeling an overwhelming sense of mischievous satisfaction as each drop takes over. On repeat in our offices!

▪️ Soundcloud: @newa
▪️ Resident Advisor: ra.co/dj/newa
▪️ Discogs: discogs.com/fr/artist/3271445-Newa-3
▪️ Bandcamp: newa.bandcamp.com
▪️ Instagram: instagram.com/newa.music
▪️ Facebook: facebook.com/NewA.music

Newa — Recorded live at Fuse Brussels (16/09/23)

Horoom, Osmosis 10.02.2024

Live recording at Basilar Festival 2024.
Phara playing live under his 'In Glass' moniker, using the Korg Electribe EMX-1.

The recording is made with a Tascam DR-40.
Unfortunately I didn't use the right settings and only used the internal microphone which I found out afterwards, but loved the aesthetics of the recording.

Photo by @yuri_lines

Phara Pres. 'In Glass' - Live At Basilar 2024

NDRX dives in the deep end for BASEMENT 007. The Bassiani resident rips through steely, snarling techno as only he can. NDRX has become a major figure in the electronic music scene on the strength of his precision-tooled sound, which seethes with raw physical power and a lithe, lean strength. For BASEMENT 007, he does not disappoint; the mix is a masterclass in modern techno.
— @nod-rex

BASEMENT 007 - NDRX

Decade of Memories saw some of the biggest names in the field come together to mark 10 years of Bassiani, an apposite mix of talents whose own times at the club have each added their own note to its story. In turbulent times and now more than ever the power of music, dance and community is needed and on October 4th these tried and true talents were just the ticket. Among them, Voiski and Sophie Phare played b2b duties on the Horoom floor, a genius pairing of two sounds who find common ground in their love of the fast and rhythmic. The former a French veteran with over a decade of tales to tell and frequent musical acknowledgement of his Iranian roots, whose ever expanding universe has charted disparate paths in collaboration with names like Heartbeat, Vril, Elliot Litrowski, Wata Igarashi, Crysta Patterson and Hadone (Vrilski, Superski, Wav, Kartel and Voiski & Hadone respectively), with over 200 releases and 20 EPs to his name on labels like Mama Told Ya, L.I.E.S., Dekmantel and Delsin. The latter a Georgian mainstay, previous podcast guest and Bassiani resident whose effervescent and catchy melodies would have a cheetah breaking a sweat. Their double alliance meanders through the ambient and expansive texture of Voiski’s world and the sagacious kitsch of Phare’s own making for a high-powered three-hour set that channels the revolutionary spirit of Tbilisi’s creative scene. With the likes of these two at the helm of the Horoom floor and on good track, the next ten years are sure to promise countless more feelings, encounters and memories. Bassiani Podcast 236 is one such special moment, recorded live here on home turf.

@sophiephare
@voiski

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Bassiani invites Sophie Phare b2b Voiski / Podcast #236

Dive into an intense sonic journey with Hernan White’s modern techno. Featuring a powerful mono kick, deep sub-bass, and meticulously crafted percussion, this track creates a hypnotic and immersive atmosphere. Rhythmic elements combine with layers of effects and dark textures, building tension and release perfectly for the dancefloor. Ideal for DJs and underground techno lovers seeking energy and groove in every beat.

Hernan white - Bass Rodante (Original mix)

Hi folks! Are U ready for a brand new beat? A scary one? Well, scream away with this one. It’s got drum ‘n bass, trance, deep-house vibes. Enjoy!!

SCREAMERS

NDRX @ Beta by m_division (Bassiani Showcase, 26.05.2018)

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Coming from the jazz scene (and being a classically
trained musician) Ana Kublashvili chose the artist name
Newa when she progressed into the electronic music
field. Newa started out as a DJ in 2012 in her hometown
of Tbilisi, Georgia, quickly making a name for herself
around in the city’s famous nightlife spots. She is a
regular at the world-renowned Bassiani venue, a space
that has given her a foundation to establish her skills on
an international scale. Newa is also a recurring favourite
at Ben Klock’s touring event-series Photon.

https://soundcloud.com/newa
https://www.facebook.com/NewA.music/
https://www.instagram.com/newa_music/?hl=de

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Horoom resident Kvanchi starts the next in Bassiani mix series with a Blade Runner sample and a track that sounds like the beating of a replicant heart. An hour long score of dubby rhythms and immersive sounds to feed your sci-fi fantasies.

@kvanchi