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Name: Junia Omollo (@missjunia_)
Alias: MI$$ JUNIA
Pronouns: they/them
Location: Berlin, Germany

Influences: T-Data, Souci, JADALAREIGN, Whattis, Kilopatrah Jones, Chrisman, Coco Cobra, Nyege Nyege Tapes, HAKUNA KULALA, Body Language, Menzi, Dweller.. my mentors, friends, loved ones, peers and idols have given me so much inspiration, knowledge and opportunities and the list keeps growing. Thank you all.

Affiliation: Body Language (Berlin, Germany)

Favorite Quote: „Music is not produced in a vacuum; it responds to the conditions in which the composer and performer finds themselves. Hence, a pragmatic understanding of music's societal impact plays a pivotal role in understanding the evolution, sophistication, and spiritual matrix embodied throughout the various transformations and migrations of Black music.“
- The Embodiment of Sound, Satch Hoyt (2022)

Advice for the DJs, producers and artists of our community:
I'd love to see even more kindness, excitement over other people's success and sharing resources among peers. Participation in nightlife stands in inseparable relation to class oppression, gender and race relations. Work on collectivizing the means of musical production, knowledge and status. Working in nightlife can be challenging. So make sure to work out regularly, drink enough water, take breaks and be mindful.

With this mix MI$$ JUNIA asks for you to please learn more about and consider donating to:

❁ The BSWC (The Black Sex Worker Collective) (https://www.blacksexworkercollective.org/home)

❁ Hydra Café (https://www.hydra-berlin.de/cafe)

The rights of sex workers – especially Black, trans and other severely marginalized populations – are constantly under attack, with state and police repression as well as precarious living conditions being on the daily agenda. Our communities are not immune to harmful SWERF [Sex Worker-Exclusionary Radical Feminist] rhetoric and sentiments which is why I want to keep giving valuable institutions such as The BSWC and the Hydra Café visibility.

Read more and tracklist at - https://thedaisychain.club/2023/09/19/daisychain-296-mi-junia/

Post-production credit: https://www.instagram.com/sm_sm_sm__sm_sm/

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Daisychain 296 - MI$$ JUNIA

not so easy no. #4 is straightly delivered from our very own @adalovvve and stuffed with bassy tunes and obscure leftfield club sound.

not so easy #4: Ada Luvv

At our latest event in Peckham, the one and only @roni_nza laid down a dynamic, heavy-hitting mix full of percussive goodness. From grooving basslines to hypnotic vocals, here is the full set complete with crowd noise.

Alongside the mix, we got the chance to ask the Parisian-Malaysian DJ about her influences and current outlook on the scene. Pushing up and coming talent is at the forefront of her approach running @nehzarecords and we can’t wait to see where her and the label go from here...

Meridian: There seems to be a UK influence in your sound, how did your attraction to the UK scene originate?
RONI: I visited London when I was 14 and fell in love with the music, the energy and the British accent. I discovered Garage, 2 step and some other styles. At that time, my dad introduced me to Gilles Peterson's show and I would listen every week. When I turned 18, I would book a train ticket if it was affordable and spend the whole day in London digging for music. So yeah, there’s definitely a huge UK influence for me.

Meridian: Which upcoming artist are you most excited about at the moment and why?
Mabel who just released on my record label Nehza Records. She is so young but all the tracks she writes are bombs! Also CRRDR, I love his energy and involvement in the Columbian scene. The French scene is also extremely rich, so many more deserve attention.

Meridian: What does up and coming mean to you?
Unfortunately, the industry is very much about ‘ticket seller’, but what I’m interested in is discovery. To me the best party is when I don’t know the person who’s playing and take a slap in the face musically. That’s the reason why I love pushing artists that are unknown and deserve success. I would love to create a night where we only book upcoming or unknown artists around this idea of discovery.

MRDN004: RONI [Live @ The Carpet Shop 15.07.23]

Drum & bass, ghetto house, an ounce of bass music, without refraining from auto tuned vocals or finely picked Memphis rap tracks - @carin-kelly's sets go further than traditional set-building, for our ears’ delight.

Catch carin kelly every 2nd Thursday of the month, from 19h to 20h [CET] on rinse.fr

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Prepare for a sonic journey with our latest podcast, as we delve into the captivating world of Pépe. In this hour-long mix, Pépe masterfully demonstrates his unwavering devotion to iridescent melodies, velvety pads, and intricate rhythms, providing a vivid snapshot of his evolution as a boundary-pushing artist who seamlessly blends elements of house, bass music, and breakbeat into his recent creations.

Left Bank Podcast 049 - Pépe

Catalina's musical selections range from upbeat and nostalgic to experimental, making her sets unique as ever. Influenced by 90s euphoric elements and UK-centric genres, the melange creates an omnipresent bounciness that's synonymous with Catalina's sets. 

C'est La Cata w/ Catalina @ Kiosk Radio 20.12.2023

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Zuri's distinctive approach to mixing places a strong emphasis on infusing energy and rhythm into her playful selections. Hailing originally from San Sebastián, she seamlessly integrates a captivating Latin flair into her dancefloor deliveries, meticulously tailored for the intimate ambiance of smoky basements and the dynamic atmospheres of bustling festival tents. 

Whether unleashing a torrent of full-throttle breaks and bass heavy beats with a discernible UK influence or delving into the profound and enigmatic realms of Latin bass and dembow, the Manchester-based DJ showcases a versatility that allows her prowess to become molded and shaped by those around her whilst injecting her own dynamic spin on things.

With an impressive roster of supported artists including the likes of Joy Orbison, object blue, Client_03, TSVI, and Bluetoof, the trajectory of Zuri's career appears increasingly radiant, promising an active and inspiring presence throughout the entirety of 2024 for a DJ who exhibits no indications of slowing down.

High Hoops 076 - Zuri

We’re kicking 2021 off with just under an hour and a half of high energy goodness from RINI aka @Mixtressed - A Sisu Crew native, a resident of Daytimers and an all round queen of hard-hitting jungle, hardcore, and so much more. 

She tells us that this mix is her favourite she’s made thus far, and rightly so - she sends energy levels soaring as she weaves effortlessly through a diverse blend of jungle, drill, footwork, bass, breaks, dance to rave - everything - really showcasing her depth and prestige as a selector and DJ. 

We’re stoked to have her because she’s honestly one of the most exciting deejays we’ve heard in a while. Strap yourself in because the next hour and half is going to get bumpy.

Link to full interview with her here >>> https://www.hueandsaturation.net/blog/2019/mixtress

Hue & Saturation Mix 021: Mixtress

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