producer x dj 

creds: Isaiah Rashad, SZA, Kendrick Lamar, Zacari, E Sens, YGTUT, Kim Ximya, Coast Contra, Hugh Augustine, GREGNWMN, Jahmed, ICECOLDBISHOP, Masta Wu, Healy, August Wah, Free P, etc.

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"Belgian Italo-influenced label largely specialised in high quality reissues (often with new mixes or edits) thus far, with the occasional exception. Despite this, because of its judicious choices, some of the releases seem more current than they actually are, which perhaps says more about the climate we’re currently in. Among the reissues are the highly collectible ‘Cant Be Serious’ by Ginny and the Loft classic OZO’s ‘Anambra’." - Djhistory.com

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Cherushii is Chelsea Faith, an electronic musician based in San Francisco, California. Her passion for dance music history is evident in her work, which takes cues from Detroit techno, Chicago house, and classic rave sounds. A multi-instrumentalist since childhood, Chelsea began experimenting with electronics as a teenager, which lead to playing live techno and house at underground raves in the 2000s. She has been working as a live performer, producer, DJ, and remixer for over a decade, using her gear savvy and innate musicianship to create lush, retro-futurist productions. Cherushii signed with LA-based dance music tastemakers 100% Silk in 2013, and released her second 12" for the label "Far Away So Close" in November 2015. Chelsea passed away in 2016, but her music is continued to be released and shared by her friends and family.

A collector since the '90s and club DJ since the early ‘00s, Christine Renée is known for her work as an early resident of the Lot Radio and for shaping the musical identity of Public Records, New York's hi-fi sanctuary as its founding Head Curator. CR's radio shows are a monthly musical memoir. These dreamy-dancey stories sometimes feature interviews with a variety of sound artists, or they may explore the work of an artist journalistically. She is currently a resident at Belgium’s Kiosk Radio, a contributing writer for Dust ‘n’ Grooves, and studies sound as a physical healing modality.

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