The Art Of Digging w/ Azim Fathi - 1st Wednesday 3-5pm

For the newest Animix, Thailand based DJ & producer @sunjuhargun has put together a beautiful downtempo trance exploration. Sunju co-curates @siamesetwinsrecords , an amazing label which focuses on trance-y, psychedelic sounds from Asian based artists. 

Sunju has a multitude of impressive releases under his name, as well as aliases Mogambo and Khun Fluff, and a plethora of beautiful mixes - which always seem to find the perfect balance between emotional and driving. Sunju has been a household name across the region for over a decade, playing spaced out music in forests, warehouses, and castles.

I'm so happy to have Sunju as part of the Animix series - please enjoy! <3

Lots of love 

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Animix Thirty Six: Sunju Hargun

We are over the moon to share with you a very special chapter of our monthly Podcast Series ~ courtesy of the enigmatic Khun Fluff. This forty-minute journey comes in the form of a live set weaving together Khun’s output on Siamese Twins with a tease of unreleased material 🌚✨

Khun Fluff is a stuff of legends ~ a mysterious double-headed cat living in the high mountains of Northern Thailand. Born and raised in a temple surrounded only by nature, gongs, bells and chimes. We also heard rumours it might be one of the aliases of the stellar Thai DJ, musician and Siamese Twins label head Sunju Hargun. Could it be so? 🤫🐈

This wildly meditative live set is a mystical deep listening adventure ~ a solo hike through the Thai mountain ranges under the scorching Sun and accompanied by a heavy scent of temple incense. There is no telling what you might find on this journey but one thing is for certain ~ it will be an adventure rich in drones and whispers and tingling percussion 📿

Sounds by @sunjuhargun 🔮
Visions by @marcomaldarella 💫

Podcast Series 23 | Khun Fluff

GHUNGHRU welcomes a guest mix by the Thailand based producer and founder of Siamese Twins Records, Sunju Hargun, who puts his non dance music records to a test, calling it a bit of therapy after the earthquake, recent spirals and rollercoasters. 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/ghunghru/episodes/ghunghru-23rd-april-2025

Ghunghru w/ Sunju Hargun 230425

Azim Fathi—DJ, record collector, and founder of Paraffin Tehran—returns to Netil Radio for the May edition of his monthly residency, The Art of Digging. Known for his globally resonant sets and a deep commitment to sonic exploration, Azim offers a two-hour journey through his most recent finds and long-held gems.

The Art of Digging is more than a radio show—it’s a celebration of vinyl culture and the soulful pursuit of sound. Each episode invites listeners to engage with the depth and texture of music as an art form, tracing hidden histories and emotional resonances through curated selections.

For the May broadcast, Azim takes listeners on a wide-ranging expedition through the electronic underground, blending timeless cuts across Techno, Deep House, Dub Techno, and Electro. Expect immersive grooves and tactile rhythms from a thoughtfully assembled lineup, including works by Lost Trax, Aleqs Notal, Vadim Svoboda, Havantepe, Reedale Rise, Conforce, Salar Ansari, Payam Parvizi, Levon Vincent, Vakula, and others.

Known for his genre-defying sets at underground venues around the world, Azim brings a personal and introspective edge to his radio residency. This month's episode continues his commitment to storytelling through sound—an intimate mix of nostalgia, futurism, and cultural memory.

The Art Of Digging w/ Azim Fathi - 7th May 2025

Azim Fathi, founder and art director of Paraffin Tehran, returns to Netil Radio for his monthly residency, presenting two hours of meticulously curated music selections for June.

In his ongoing series, The Art of Digging, Azim delves into the craft of vinyl digging—an art form that transforms collecting records into a profound exploration of sounds. Each episode invites listeners on a carefully crafted journey through the rich, diverse, and immersive world of music.

This month, Azim takes us on a global adventure with timeless recordings from across many genres. Expect to dance with a lot timeless classics in the Jazz, Funk, Soul and World Music. With records from artists like Miles Davis,  Donal Byrd, Alice Coltrane, Dorothy Ashby, Pharoah Sanders, John Coltrane, Ziad Rahbani, and many more.

Renowned for his dynamic and eclectic DJ sets at underground venues worldwide, Azim’s Netil Radio residency provides a rare glimpse into the breadth of his musical influences. With The Art of Digging, he crafts a genre-defying soundscape that celebrates the beauty and diversity of music in its many forms.



The Art of Digging w/ Azim Fathi - 4th June 2025

This recording is from the first edition of L’Appuntamento, a series of open-air listening sessions initiated by Villa Lontana Records and Donato Dozzy in Rome. Each gathering pairs a vinyl set by Dozzy with a live electroacoustic performance by a new-generation artist.

In this first edition, held in the garden of Villa Lontana, Donato Dozzy opened the evening with a selection of minimal, folkloric, and acoustic-rooted records — setting the tone for Verde Prato’s live performance.

L’Appuntamento is an ongoing invitation to pause, tune in, and share time through listening. 
Next appointment is Thursday 26 June 2025 with Ange Halliwell.

L'Appuntamento with Donato Dozzy + Verde Prato - Listening session at Villa Lontana on 11 May 2024

DJ, record collector, and Paraffin Tehran founder Azim Fathi returns to Netil Radio for the July edition of his monthly residency, The Art of Digging. Renowned for his globally attuned sets and deep devotion to sonic exploration, Azim invites listeners on a two-hour journey through rare finds, timeless gems, and fresh discoveries.

The Art of Digging is more than a radio show—it’s a tribute to vinyl culture and the soulful craft of musical curation. Each episode invites you to tune into the textures, stories, and emotional currents hidden within the grooves, tracing personal and collective histories through sound.

This month’s broadcast is an expansive dive into the electronic underground, blending deep, immersive selections across Techno, Deep House, Dub Techno, and Electro. Expect tactile rhythms and hypnotic atmospheres from a handpicked lineup featuring Lost Trax, Aleqs Notal, Vadim Svoboda, Havantepe, Reedale Rise, Conforce, Payam Parvizi, Levon Vincent, Vakula, and more.

Known for his genre-fluid sets and appearances at underground venues worldwide, Azim brings a personal, introspective edge to his radio work. This episode continues his exploration of sound as storytelling—an intimate weave of nostalgia, futurism, and cultural memory.

The Art of Digging w/ Azim Fathi - 2nd July 2025


DJ, record collector, and Paraffin Tehran founder Azim Fathi returns to Netil Radio for the August edition of his monthly residency, The Art of Digging. Renowned for his globally attuned sets and deep devotion to sonic exploration, Azim invites listeners on a two-hour journey through rare finds, timeless gems, and fresh discoveries.

The Art of Digging is more than a radio show—it’s a tribute to vinyl culture and the soulful craft of musical curation. Each episode invites you to tune into the textures, stories, and emotional currents hidden within the grooves, tracing personal and collective histories through sound.

This month’s broadcast is an expansive dive into the electronic underground, blending deep, immersive selections across Jazz, Funk, and Soul. Expect tactile rhythms and hypnotic atmospheres from a handpicked lineup featuring Donald Byrd, Alice Coltrane , Hank Mobley, Sun Ra, Bobby Hutcherson, and more.

Known for his genre-fluid sets and appearances at underground venues worldwide, Azim brings a personal, introspective edge to his radio work. This episode continues his exploration of sound as storytelling—an intimate weave of nostalgia, futurism, and cultural memory.

Art Of Digging w/ Azim Fathi  - 6th August 2025

I'll be my own mirror

One year on, I am so excited to share the recording of my set at Mo:Dem 2024, playing at The Seed stage 🌀💠🌀

My first experience of The Seed blew me away, opening new doorways in my mind and rewiring neural connections between genres and sonic sensations. Each stage at Modem @mo_dem is a universe of its own, and I felt completely at home at The Seed ~ a place for lucid dreaming and floating through the depths of space ✥

I played on Friday night from 11PM-2AM, slithering through subaquatic dubstep, spectral IDM, molten halftime and slinky psychedelic nighttime music of all shades ~

The set starts off propulsive, and as we descend into the night, the energy slowly evaporates, as The Seed shifts into a cocoon of pulsating luminescence for the late night hours. 

Thank you to @marcomental and @spekkiwebu for the invitation and inspiration. Returning to The Seed this year was equally special, it is now deeply nestled in my heart, and the recording of 2025’s set might also surface one day. But for now, I hope you enjoy this dive back to 2024 ~ three hours of psychedelic bass vibrations from the depths ✧｡⋆.

Feat. music by VC-118A, Jonnah, Eusebeia, Forest On Stasys, Eafhm, MARMO, RM Estali, Javier Salazar, Trois-Quarts Taxi System, LOIF, Varuna, Refracted, Toki Fuko +++

📷 by @timnah-sommerfeldt

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Sybil @ The Seed Mo:Dem 2024

 ‘I want to give each sound the space it deserves to breathe’
Slow Moon is the solo project of Berlin/London based musician Tomáš Kašpar. After many years writing, releasing and performing as part of dancefloor focused duo ASTRYD and alongside Laura Misch on guitar and synth duties, These Things Take Time is his first solo release.
The process for this music began through conscious observation of the minute details of the everyday world; light dancing on water, the texture of a rusted sheet of metal, shadows of trees playing along a wall, the reflection from a pane of broken glass, ripples of raindrops in a puddle. In the slowing down, tuning into, and experiencing these details; a new process for exploring sound, presence and the writing music was teased out.

Space . Texture . Listening . Detail . Slowness

In exploring these ways of looking and, and listening to the world, taking steps back from the density of life I found a delicate and soothing way of relating to and creating sound. These Things Take Time is the result of several years experimenting and exploring writing with these ideas at the core. The album title is a reference to this process (and in part a joke to myself about how long it takes to finish and release music).
‘Listening softens us, and opens us to how much is really going on all the time. Being present to the immense, beautiful and infinite detail of the world around me is what led to this music.’
These Things Take Time is made up of 8 tracks ranging from delicate ambient synth work, to processed vocals soaring over textural rumbling drum grooves, to soft piano and clarinet explorations. It explores many palettes and energies but the connecting thread of ambient, slowly evolving detail and textural richness underpins this collection of work.

🛒: https://slowmoon.bandcamp.com/album/these-things-take-time
youtube: https://youtu.be/OYAzBjgcK4A

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PREMIERE| Slow Moon - Cusp

Upfront the official release on September 19th.

Hot seducers. Two of them. On one 7inch. A/B Side business, hard to choose a fav, as both so fab. The A-Side is called “Happen”. It comes from prolific Tokyo based DJ and producer Hoshina Anniversary. A simple drum machine groove, a manic melody, witching siren sounds, psychedelic voices, some soft chords, and soulful high-pitched singing, somewhere between Dam-Funk coolness and Ian Svenonius- The-Make-Up sixties pop longing. One for warm sexy nights under neon lights. Out there in psychic realms. The flip brings a Dolphins interpretation. Yes, that feverish trio behind R.i.O., consisting of Nadia D'Alò, Benedikt Frey and Menqui. Their freshly recorded version comes with haunting nonchalant singing, displaying the tunes core melody as a more prominent actor of the play. Michael-Mann-Pop- Nostalgia with a baroque touch, that waves dark-ish. Even some Jon Hassle feeling is in there. Hoshina Anniversary disclosed, that the original song is inspired by jazz musicians like Chet Baker, Miles Davis, Sonny Rollins, Chick Corea, Herbie Hancock, Jaco Pastorius and Keith Jarrett. None of them is directly stylistically audible. But their kind of blue is all over. On the A as well as on the B. Twice soul music for the free.

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Artwork Omnigroup
Mastering Falko Paul Eidner & Sebastian Blume
Distribution digitally Muting The Noise & physically Wordandsound

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Step into a time machine of sound with Echoes of Iran, a special edition of Azim Fathi’s The Art of Digging on Netil Radio. For this September’s episode, Azim casts his vinyl-digging expertise toward Iran’s golden age of music—the electrifying 1960s and 1970s—unveiling a curated tapestry of spoken word, folk, funk, jazz, soul, and pop from a generation that redefined the nation’s musical soul before the revolution.

Begin the journey with Viguen, the Sultan of Jazz and the King of Iranian Pop, whose guitar-laced ballads and smooth vocal stylings set the tone for an era of musical emancipation. Move through the emotive and glamorously theatrical pop stylings of Googoosh, whose melodies and iconic fashion encapsulated the flamboyant spirit of ’70s Iranian pop culture.

You can also expect to hear the soulful sounds of Zia, alongside powerful spoken-word poetry by Ahmad Shamlou and others. The journey continues through the rich folk traditions of Iran, from the melodies of Baluchestan to the songs of the northern provinces and the shores of the Caspian Sea. Adding yet another layer of energy, we’ll dive into the vibrant world of Iran’s 1960s and 70s beat bands—including The Littles, The Golden Ring, Shaghayegh, Big Boys, and many more—whose raw spirit and youthful drive captured the pulse of a generation.

Allow the narrative to deepen with Ramesh, whose genre-spanning repertoire—rock, jazz, and pop—represents the versatility and sophistication of her era. Then, let the upbeat energy of Shahram Shabpareh, a trailblazer in Iranian dance and pop music and founder of the Black Cats, elevate the groove.

The ride crescendos with the cosmic psychedelia of Kourosh Yaghmaei, the “Godfather of Iranian Psychedelic Rock.” His landmark hit “Gol-e Yakh” remains a sonic touchstone, merging folk sensibilities with the heady vibes of progressive rock.

Through vibrant narratives and carefully selected tracks, Echoes of Iran invites listeners to reconnect with a vanished cultural moment—an Iran pulsing with creativity, experimentation, and profound artistic expression. Join Azim Fathi on September [insert date], as he revives timeless tracks that resonate with nostalgia, groove, and a uniquely Persian soul.

The Art of Digging Echoes of Iran w/ Azim Fathi - 3rd September 2025

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