Holodec (@holodecworld) is an Asian-American electronic producer and musician, based in Los Angeles with a flair for creating moody, atmospheric soundscapes. They have an amorphousness to them, but also an undeniable musicality and catchiness: formed formlessness. 
 
Tracks like ‘b who u want 2 b’ and his most recent single ‘Street Talk’ are examples of songs that could be played during a personal city drive, but also wouldn’t be out of place in a darkened club. This ethos can be found in the entire Holodec experience, from the surreal cover art for his tracks, to the videos that accompany them. His identity is strong but is open to interpretation if you put in the time to absorb it. 
 
We interviewed him to get a sliver of insight into the project that is Holodec. For full interview visit www.poccmag.com


Tracklist
- 
1. Scratcha DVA - End of the World Pt. 2 Feat. Kush Jones
2. Coucou Chloe - Nobody
3. DJ Spyro - Rhythm N Gash (Remix)
4. Shola Ama - Imagine (Ed Case & Carl H Remix)
5. Sully - Checkmate (Original Mix)
6. DJ Crystl - Paradise
7. Nasty Habits - Liquid Fingers (Goldie Remix)
8. Bergsonist - Fragment
9. Kelman Duran x Club 66 - Die Here (Version II)
10. HOLODEC - Firecracker
11. OL - Block24
12. Elysia Crampton Chuquimia - Grov (feat. Embaci)
13. Malibu - Camargue
14. Duval Timothy - Same (Holodec Dubbed Out Mix)
15. Blue Iverson - Brown Grrrl
16. NINA - BREAK
17. Pablo Altar - Blue Vox
18. OSSX - DND
19. Slikback & Soda Plains - UZAA
20. JIO - running in circles on a diamond while my pace is under
21. HOLODEC - Street Talk

Holodec

Catu Diosis (@catu_dj)is A DJ and activist based in Kampala, Uganda. Her music is flavorful, energetic and heavily afro and bass influenced. Playing underground music since 2016 her sounds vary from Kuduro to Gqom and Afro-house. Based between Kampala and Cologne, she’s an active member of the Nyege Nyege Collective and founder of Dope Gal Africa (DGA), an organization that supports and nurtures African Female talents.

We caught up with Catu to chat about her struggles as an African woman in the music industry and the end of music genres. For full interview visit www.poccmag.com

Catu Diosis

Since her teen years, this Naarm (Melbourne) based DJ and artist manager has been carving out her place within the Australian music industry. Shelley Liu’s (@shelleyliu) mixes take us back to the early 2000s. Her choice of tracks featured on the likes of classic So Fresh CD’s creates a nostalgic atmosphere.

Shelley’s ability to push past any setbacks that come her way, and continuously support local emerging talent, is why she is a beloved music community member. Her passion for her work is infectious, encouraging others to reconnect with their creative side. 

We had the pleasure of chatting with her about her obsession with Australian Idol and the struggles of living alone during lockdown. For full interview visit www.poccmag.com

Tracklist
-
Hardrive – Deep Inside (Chamos Edit)
Avelino – 1 in a Million
Duckwrth – Coming Closer
Jorja Smith – Goodbyes (Toddla T Remix)
Disclosure ft. Amine & slowthai – My High
Benny Benassi – Satisfaction (Droppers Afro Remix)
Roddy Rich – The Box (Ticklish Reboot)
Solange – Binz (Ric808 Edit)
Freeza Chin x Nick Bike – WAP x A Milli (Club Mix)
Boy Better Know – Too Many Man (Mxtt Hxll & Max9000 Edit)
Sampa The Great – OMG
Famous Eno, Trigganom, Sorecee, Sinjin Hawke, Zora Jones – Gunshotta
Missy Elliot – Lose Control
FS Green – Rihanna Sex With Me
D’Banj ft. Slimcase – Mo Cover Eh
Full Crate – Deeper (Patrick Mordi Edit)
Afro B & Team Salut – Shaku Shaku
Lou Phelps ft. Pony – Tasty
Tkay Maidza – 24k
Young Franco ft. Denzel Curry & Pell – Fallin’ Apart
Stevie Wonder – Superstition (C2C Edit)
Theophilus London – Only You
New Order – Bizarre Love Triangle

SHELLEY

Pocc magazine is an independent publication that spotlights and celebrates diversity worldwide. 

https://poccmag.com/
IG: @poccmag

POCCMAG

Popular tracks