Kasper Marott’s back with a second bout of electronic mischief for Bassiani Podcast 197. The Copenhagen based selector’s been around for many years and has only improved his knack for rhythms from one to the next, that and his singular aptitude for reading a room and playing to a crowd’s most primal instincts. His releases on Seilscheibenpfeiler, Kulør and his own imprint Axces every bit as catchy as his longer monologues behind decks. A little note on Axces: collective’s a closer descriptor, a group of friends and feedback loop designed to create all manner of wonderful sounds, visual artefacts and memorable parties that includes Marott’s buddies Alfredo92, Popmix, Søren Kinch, A. Waze and Martin Gilleshøj. Back to its co-founder: Marott’s a tried hand whose genre-bending flair is both austere and playful, straddling the binaries that often threaten to typecast aspiring DJs. His airy and saccharine disco a world away from the techno frenzy he manifests for this latest instalment. This is his closing set from the club floor back in December, nine hours of warped loops and general techno frenzy. Pulsating rave from this charismatic Danish phenom.

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Bassiani invites Kasper Marott / Podcast #197

Fresh from the decks at Bassiani’s ongoing queer party series Hydrash comes this live recording courtesy of Jorkes. She’s the German-born/Vienna-based cofounder of Freeride Millenium, sometime host for Munich-based online platform Radio80000 and holds down a spicy residency at intimate Stuttgart locale Romantica. Bringing a whole ton of positive energy to her sets and releases alike, among them those for Permanent Vacation and Robert Johnson, Jorkes mashes up jocular disco with every house classic you can name. A key focus to her work too is the elevation of issues related to gender and queerness, making her a shoo-in for the Hydrash endeavour. It’s a cheeky and salacious celebration of life, a middle finger to imposed normativity, one that ramps up the serotonin minute by minute. Bassiani Podcast 205 is cheeky and fearless, a no fucks given mix packed full of glistening synths and euphoric diva vocals, feel-good rhythms from the Bassiani floor.

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Bassiani invites Jorkes / Podcast #205

Here's the biggest part of my dj-set on 01-01-2024 at Lofi, Amsterdam for Ratherlost.

Human Space Machine
Ratherlost 01-01-2024
Lofi, Amsterdam
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Human Space Machine at Ratherlost 01-01-2024

Eighth recording of KHIDI Night Cuts series is a set from David Vunk, remarkable DJ and producer, head of the label Moustache Records. From acid to techno, Italo disco to electro and all the way back, he has energy to spare when in the booth and can contort a dance floor and fire up a crowd in an instant. As both a DJ and producer, Vunk works up powerful sounds that are built on rough edged analog basslines, forceful drums and electrifying synths

The recording is an excerpt from his set at KHIDI on 27th September (2024)

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David Vunk at KHIDI (27.09.24)

Our own @raleigh-harmony hadn’t done a solo closing on Harmony since 2017, we were keen on putting him to the test again after such a break.
By the time he started, @ankali has already been fully engaged after the energetic, self-confident performances from Dash, Zeynep, D. Tiffany, and Ayu’s cutting-edge live set that we posted a couple weeks ago.
Throughout the night—which maintained a steady progressive, adequately trancey vibe—Raleigh added a slight mental twist to it before everyone headed off to join their loved ones around the Christmas tree.

Enjoy the first two hours of the recording and await his forthcoming EP on Harmony Rec in the spring.

Harmony Rec.ordings | Raleigh @ Ankali label night "closing set" [extract]

A jungle mix by Dr. Rubinstein, recorded in Berlin Friedrichshain in March 2025.
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JUNGLE RUBI

Dancing is a form of therapy and you should never hesitate to take care of your mental health under any circumstances. This mix was recorded in Kyiv, using an arsenal of purpose-built acidic club weapons shaped by wave, electro, minimal and EBM, to set movement free beneath falling shadows.

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Recorded live at Horoom in mid-March comes this next instalment from Copenhagen representative Martin Gilleshøj. The DJ, co-founder of KUNE music and arts festival, co-founder of Axces Recordings (and their event series), and head at vinyl dispensary Proton Records is a bulwark of the Danish scene. Alongside pals like previous Bassiani Podcast guest Kasper Marott, Søren Kinch and Popmix he’s been key to his city’s cultural offer, blending groovy dancefloor tracks irrespective of narrow genre categorisations with a focus on high-energy nighttime turnouts. It’s a witty spin on clubland fare, iconoclastic and highly danceable stuff that keeps the happy chemicals unanimously flowing. Another plate to spin: he also now runs Buttheads, an intimate club series turned into a record label for the work of selected friends. Through all these outlets, Martin unravels the common thread that binds his work together, laying open a mix of styles and developing something fresh in their coming together. For Bassiani Podcast 261 Gilleshøj flexes his DJ muscles and delivers three hours of wobbly prime time bangers. Fluid, shapeshifting and soulful rhythms, slick selecting flawlessly woven together, a gradual build that perfectly epitomises Horoom’s spirit. This is a sweaty, long haul set from the Danish polymath and clubfloor mischief-maker.

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Bassiani invites Martin Gilleshøj / Podcast #261

COPENHAGEN (Nightmares)-(mastered).mp3

recording from mother's finest at griessmuehle on the morning of 24 september 2016

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The First The Last Eternity

Slithering techno and trance.

Read more here: https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=655

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The First The Last Eternity

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