A very dear friend that has been with us long before the beginning, An inspiration to us as a whole and of course one of our favourite features at any event we hold.

Fine China is a young, charismatic and energetic soul fresh out of the eastern suburbs of Melbourne.
Called to the party much younger than he was allowed to be there and prone to annoying his older friends staying up later at all the kick ons, he was not supposed to be at.
A curator of beats, a smooth mixer with his fancy finger work, and a true lover of all music. His favourite genre’s range from jazz, rap, and the occasional Dua Lipa song. His favourite place to be is behind the decks focusing on house and will take any opportunity to experiment with new sounds. Anything chuggy with a quirky element, like him, is his style. 
The venues he frequents in Melbourne range from Revs, 161, Pawn & Co, Tramp, Brown Alley, Circus, Beyond the Palms, Lucky Coq and is a resident at Sooki Lounge which he is proud to call home.

We're thankful for Sean and his craft, a very valuable gem amongst the crowd here in Prox.

- Fine China -

Intercept #41 - Fine China

We had an amazing time playing at Eso, thank you to everyone who was there for making it as special as it was!

The Regulators | Esoteric 2022

Set recorded on Saturday morning at Rabbits Eat Lettuce 2022 🐰🕺( Easter Long Weekend) 
With special guest Matt Sax

RABBITS EAT LETTUCE 2022 @WAABOOZ STAGE

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deep cuts episode 3.

recorded at Proxima Frequencies - Transmissions #01 at Sooki Lounge, Belgrave.

nocloo. - deep cuts 03

This weeks Intercept mix has been recorded live at Sooki Lounge during one of our own Proxima Frequencies curators & founders Connor Mac's warm-up set for Berlin based Emanuel Satie at Sooki Saturday's 6th birthday.

Connor Mac is one of the longest standing residents at Sooki Lounge, having soundtracked evenings at Belgrave's house & techno landmark for the last 8 years. Outside of Sooki Lounge, his near decade-long stint behind the wheels has seen him play at some of Victoria's finest establishments such as Revolver Upstairs, My Aeon & XE54 where he's been given the opportunity to warm up for international heavyweights such as Quivver, Renier Zonneveld, Jeremy Olander, Sebastien Leger, Kasper Koman & countless others. 

Outside of the club circuit, Connor has also made his footprint on Victoria's festival circuit, having recently played at Interstellar Groove Frestival - as well as Rainbow Serpent Festival, Earthcore, Babylon & The Comfort Zone.

This mix falls outside of what you may be used to from Connor, as he has steered away from his deep and progressive house sounds typified in his productions and opted for a boppy & club moving minimal house set. Whatever it is he's dishing up, we hope you enjoy it!

- Connor Mac -

Intercept #55 - Connor Mac

Set recording from Interstellar Grove Festival 2022

Terks- Mos Eisley Stage (Interstellar Groove 2022)

A high-energy tech house edit built for the dancefloor. Keeping the iconic vocal vibe alive while adding my own groove and minimal deep textures. Perfect for peak-time sets and underground vibes.

🎧 Play, share, and let the track fuel your sets!

#TechHouse #MinimalDeep #DancefloorEnergy #WillianCampos

Fired Up (Willian Campos Edit) .wav

Deep Ocean

Whip It (Long Play)

Buy on Bandcamp

I'm pleased to present my next release!
A remix of New Zealand based duo Eastern Bloc's original jam  'Superficial.'
I had a lot of fun writing this one and can't wait to play it out soon for all of you!
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Available to purchase on Beatport in 2 weeks!
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Hope you enjoy
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Big love 
TAYA.

Spotify

Eastern Bloc - Superficial (TAYA REMIX) [Teaser]

The second intercept from our very own, https://soundcloud.com/joonmack

Joon is quickly becoming a "Jack of all trades" amongst us here at Proxima.
Handling our digital art, bookings, stage and lighting design as well as slowly pushing his way into the psychedelic world of techno as an artist.

With an obsession for production quality and it's synergy with the sensory experience of being human, Jack has found himself producing more and more of the deep, dark and mind melting sounds that you find with in psychedelic genres.
Consciousness is at the forefront of our experience, it's something about these unusual, alien sounds that reminds us that this music is pure thought and creativity from each producers mind.
These sounds are unmatched in the natural world, thus a direct stream of consciousness into an audible experience.

This episode brings you Joonmack's set from Bangboza; Our Australia day event held up on the waters edge of Lake Eildon.
Bangboza started with us bringing speakers and decks camping and eventually came to a head at the start of this year when we pulled together an amazing crew and really put our minds to making it something special.
While Bangboza may never be repeated in the way that it was at the start of the year we're definitely looking forward to more events of the like, and most importantly we're looking forward to having you there too!

📡📡📡📡

Bangboza AfterMovie
https://www.instagram.com/tv/CLG-WNcneVv/

* Tracklist *
Intro - Joonmack
Espionage - Joonmack
Afifanfuren - Circuit Bent, Evil Oil Man
Frost - Peter Groskreutz
Travelling Through Water - Breger
It Might Be Reality (Original Mix) - Suspect One
Breaching the Carapace - Käse Kochen
Covid (Original Mix) - JAVIIS
Hot Crazy Matrix - Evil Oil Man
Clearly Seperated - Elmar Strathe
Eclipse - Javis
Invader - John Baptiste, Samwise (Aus)
The Frontier (EEEMUS The Gate Keeper Remix) - Concrescent, Vis Vires
Didge - Eeemus
Function - Krias
Shinigami (Original Mix) - Luis M, Mr Red
Metasphere - KLIMENT
Spiral Dose (Harrison Downes & Hayato Simpson Remix) - Medular
Throwing Shade - Käse Kochen, Vis Vires
Frogs (Electrypnose Remix) - Jossie Telch
Decompressed - Gabi 2B
Orbital - Code Therapy

- Joonmack -

Intercept #44 - Joonmack

Creating an immersive experience in the form of dance music.
Dive into our guest mix series where we provide  artists with a platform to express themselves with their music; Interceptions.
Future events to come.

Contact us;
Proximafreq@gmail.com