We are kicking off our mix series with a very special guest: NESA AZADIKHAH. Hailing from Teheran (Iran), Nesa is a dj and a music producer in her own right, with several releases ranging from ambient electronics to industrial techno. As the founder of Deep House Tehran, a pioneering platform dedicated to pushing forward electronic music culture in Iran and connecting with the global electronic music scene, her work is more relevant than ever.

Nesa’s taking us on a 90ies infused trip with fast paced breaks, acid lines, dreamy pads and vocals. 

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Not Your Techno Mix #1 -  Nesa Azadikhah

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Nesa Azadikhah is a DJ and music producer from Tehran (Iran). She is also known for her work as founder and artistic director of Deep House Tehran, a platform dedicated to shining a light on her country’s thriving electronic music community. She has been playing traditional Iranian instruments since she was six and began DJing around a decade later. In the years since, she has established herself as one of Iran’s most in demand DJ / producers, regularly touring across Europe and the SWANA region. Her musical influences span from 90’s techno all the way to ambient and experimental music. As a DJ, she spins techno and house.
More recently, as a co-founder of Apranik Records, she teamed up with AIDA to curate a compilation entitled Woman Life Freedom, a collection of music composed by Iranian women artists, gathered in solidarity with the fight of Iranian women for freedom and justice. She’s also resident DJ at Tes club, Tbilisi (Georgia).

Art is how we decorate space, music is how we decorate time - Jean-Michel Basquiat

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Not Your Techno is a party series, community and platform that puts forward diverse and upcoming talent in electronic music, with a focus on female-identifying, queer and POC artists. On the dancefloor and beyond, we want people to be themselves, feel safe and share their passion for music.