Each selection in this playlist is an admiration with full of love and joy…, sometimes deep down and dark; but always following its light and hoping to resolve. 

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Mixes: House, Electronic, Ambient

Tracklist:
Jazzanova - Beyond The Dream (Musclecars’ Reimagination)
Missing Soul - Regard (Ron Trent Remix)
Love Tempo - Change for the Better (Yvonne's Freestyle mix)
Elements of Life feat. Lisa Fischer - Love Will Know (Roots Demo Mix)
Soulpersona - Sunset City Theme (Instrumental Mix)
Tim Tucker & BachFlora - E's Cosmic Groove
Saturday Night Band - Don't (Social Disco Club Edit)
Laroye - Be The Change ft. Carlos Mena (Moody Dub)
Sade - Surrender Your Love (Kenny Larkin Remix)
Evelyn Thomas - Reflections (Almighty 90's Instrumental)
Destry - A Matter Of Time
Galaxy 2 Galaxy - Hi-Tech Jazz
Boyd Jarvis and Jason Smithe - Central Line Remix 2
Soulpersona & Princess Freesia - Bad Timing
Disco Deviance - Dub Dynamite (Social Disco Club Edit)
Josh Milan - I Will Wait (Honeycomb Vocal Mix)

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Tracklist:
Glenn Underground - For The Love Of Money - Spaced Disco Dubb(2025)
Bandulu - Long Count 
OSSX - 336
Papa Nugs The Trip - Keep Rocking (Hip House Mix) 
Kosh - Lost In Change 
Tino - Work My Body 
DJ Duke - Happy Song Or Dance
Glenn Underground - Reckless Art
Passarani - Wake Up Shake It
Fradinho - Tropicafrica (Sun 793 Remix)
Analog Fingerprints - Spy Vs Spy
Elvin T - Love Control
John Beltran - O Pátio
Fradinho - A Bright Future
Daz-I-Kue - Rokstone (Several Small Furry Bugz Co-Operating in the Attic mix)
J.K. Rollin - Lucid Dream 
Roy Ayers, Carla Vaugh - Sugar (Joey Negro Mix)
Jex Opolis - Soundstorm (Jazzy Mix) 
lildave215 - Telescope (lildave215 refix)

Long Count to the West(End)

once upon a time there were trans rights.... now wrongs??.!

I Support Trans Wrongs

yet again but this time an extended house selection from the mighty 90s! 

Full of original mixes, dubs, remixes, mostly B sides with several corners, traffic jam, witches, pop queens,  ladies &gentlethems, sweat and dust-to-tempo in it! 

lovely to hear from track to track of early, middle &late 90s sounds and layers, the various sounds of 'the roland' drum and bass family, and the magnificence of each productor. <3

...to [KIM]

Tracklist
Markus Schulz Presents Spastik Plastik - Engine, Engine 9 (1995)
Swains - Unfulfilled Desire (Unfulfiltered Dub) (1994)
2 High - 2 High's Club Sandwich (Continuous Mix) (1996)
The Phreak Brothers - Klink (1996)
Zip Code - I Want You (Culture Groove Mix) (1996)
Ottagone - Ottagone 012 (2025)
The Hip Grinders - Good Time (Breakstrumental) (1996)
Max From Sweden - HM Part 2 (1997)
Ken Tamburri - Funky Groove Box (1997) 
Fem 2 Fem - Where Did Love Go (Mark's Homestyle Chicago Dub) (1995)
2 in Progress – We Control the Dub (1992)
Round Top - Hearsay (Deep Down) (1996)
Miranda - Round & Round (The Edges Factor Dub) (1995)
L'Atelier - Again (2015)
Kamasutra - Kamasutra Express (Blakkal's Italian Job) (1995)
Krome Avenue - Grace Traxx (Twilo Dub) (1996)
Kraft Punk - Wake Up A (2004)
Ghetto Blaster - Harras (Orgel Mix) (1996)
Doubleplusgood - The Winding Song (95 North Hard Dub) (1995)
Nicole - Runnin Away (MD's X-Statika Dub) (1995)
Noyze - Yaaah! (Short Mix) (1996)
Dj Trax - Love Moon (1996)
Mel O'Ween - Groove Avenue 13 (Keep It Coming) (1995)
Back On Tracks - Don't Bend Over! (1999)

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We are delighted to welcome none other than Q-BRA (@qbra) to our DETECT mix series.
They have recorded an exclusive one hour mix for us, available to listen to now on our FOLD SoundCloud.

Music, just like any of culture’s facets, has a key thing at its heart: storytelling. Whether they come in the form of a song, a book, a speech, a dance or an opera, the greatest stories have long transcended languages and borders. They impart information, excite our imagination and spur on our creative thoughts. They challenge the status quo as well as ourselves.

Which is why for an artist like Q-BRA, curation is of the utmost importance; every track from the XSM Records co-founder is a necessary character, all playing a particular role in the effortlessly multi-layered narrative. 

The 90s are revisited in this delightful one hour mix from Q-BRA, with old-school Chicago house threading together more contemporary acid, electro and house. It’s this genre-fluid approach that has become Q-BRA’s trademark; for the moment a dance-floor’s storyline begins to wane, so does its audience’s attention and lasting power. And knowing how and when to change before this happens is the mark of a true storyteller. Short storylines connect their four different groups of genres, all wound together with gradual transitions and several surprises along the way. 

After nearly-25 years of performing throughout Istanbul's queer underground, they have deservedly become one of the most recognisable activists in the city. More recently they made the move to London, following it up with performances in the Barbican as well as appearing as a panellist on FOLD Talks.

DETECT [162] - Q-BRA

A migrant, activist, curator, selector and deejay who navigates life, death, joy, and sorrow through writing, singing, performing, producing, and mixing sound and rhythm.

They believe in the h(e)aven and power of music as a transformative, borderless, cross- and inter-genre force. 

With all respect, they approach to mixing is guided by harmony, intention, intuition, and most importantly desire.

‘…after all rhythm and sound together are constructive, connective, instinctive, and of course unpredictable as myself-being’

Well known for their genre-fluid DJ sets which, in their words, “welcome everyone to dance together.” In 2023, they were invited to London to perform in the Barbican’s Pit Theatre for Transpose BURN: Pit Party. Since October 2024, they are based in London.

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