Mix by @succubass | 8.18.21 |

Thank you @honchopgh for having me and for amplifying queer magic.

It was an honor to be able to contribute to the festival by leading a morning movement meditation with such a beautiful squad of humans. 

Cover photo by Jessa Carter (http://jessacarter.com/)
in collaboration with Kb Thomason (http://thehouseofia.com/)

Woozy @ Honcho Campout feat. Succubass

Behind @electromngr 's punny label name is a wish to open the realm of conceptual music and infuse it with comedic tones and a strong visual identity. Influenced by breakbeat, dub, jungle, UK bass and drum & bass, Electroménager will take you on a journey beyond music.

Tune in for Electroménager every 2nd & 4th Wednesday out of two every other month from 23h to 00h [CET] on rinse.fr

Rinse France Podcast 

ELECTROMÉNAGER avec Kiernan Laveaux - 14 Septembre 2022

https://soundcloud.com/alejandro_mrnco
Alejandro Marenco, the shortened moniker of Nicaraguan-born, Chicago-based musician Noel Alejandro Gutierrez Marenco, makes expansive electronic grooves designed for “throwing ass.” Marenco’s music is evocative of that night, the one that feels simultaneously driftless and gigantic, one that glimmers upon remembering hours spent in a sweat-drenched, dimly-lit club, or the last dance at a dive bar down the street, or a blaring stereo during a wide-eyed 3am cross-city drive to get home. Largely creating in Ableton (and occasionally bolstered by a drum machine and Moog synth), Marenco fluidly weaves a variety of sounds from endless inspirations - Jamaican collective Equiknoxx, the latin tribal techno of Nick León, and the influential dance label Livity Sound, to name a few. Elastic beats, industrial percussion, fluid synth, oscillating rhythms, and a flourish for ever-changing instrumentation, Marenco’s mixes are reverberating moments of kaleidoscopic euphoria.

RND 069 - Alejandro Marenco

another transmission arises from the cavernous depths of the interstellar sea 🫧
a bubbly journey through different dimensions brought to you by T.Wan 
[Recoded at Market Hotel 12.9.2022]
@tiffwanee

17 ---- T.Wan (live @ Q𝐮ꪖη𝕋υϻ Fට𝐚𝓶)

your *damn* flower dishes out smooth selections to *plurify* the soul for our monthly on @radio-relativa.

@myflower1 @myflower1 @myflower1

My Flower | Jan '23

@aliendan

New resident Alien D steps up for a spacey Level mix to guide you into spring. Warm, slippery grooves abound.

Alien D - Anodyne Haze

https://www.instagram.com/ameliaholt
https://www.instagram.com/notyumiko

Further Back and Faster with Amelia Holt and Yumi @ The Lot Radio 03-23-2023

Nothing In Moderation with DJ Voices @ The Lot Radio 03-29-2023

highaa - PeaceMaker

STRX010: Satellite Trax presents “We Dress For Dinner EP” - a buffet of homegrown dubplates by Joel Dunn, best known as Marshall Applewhite.

Out now on all major platforms: https://ffm.to/strx010

As we continue our mission of dancefloor exploration into the colder days ahead, we reanimate one of our favorite revenants from the bottomless underworld to warm us back up.

An immortal product of the robust Detroit scene, Joel Dunn now serves as a commander in our growing Satellite Trax fleet. Last year's "Michigan & Rosa EP" [STRX008] under his dubstep-centric alias OktoRed cracked our foundation with blistering bass weight. This time, he returns to our sublabel by way of his Marshall Applewhite project, cunningly named after the deranged leader of Heaven's Gate.

Known for cultivating bass workouts that gravitate towards modern electro, Marshall Applewhite is back with a fresh tracklist of cult classics. "We Dress For Dinner EP" is a hate letter to the eerie autumn breeze felt after supper, capturing the essence of our shapeshifter's many stylistic forms. For his slower paced, hypnosis-inducing tracks, he has coined the term "sludge" as a niche descriptor and potential subgenre to build upon. This can be heard in the opener "Acid Beans," a midtempo meltdown and theme song of experiencing poison damage. The EP looks into the future with "Ravioli Raid," stepping on the tempo throttle with its clear ghettotech influence and ode to pasta. "Old Risotto Lung Charlie" keeps the octane flowing through cleverly syncopated yet unforgiving bassline intended to devour dimly lit dancefloors. The acidic bassline in "Meat Droplets" is an insignia of Detroit dwellers, assembled around an inimitable groove reminiscent of early techno mornings. "Sunday Dishes" is a suitable pick-me-up for weekend warriors in the form of smooth, tasteful jungle with no aftertaste.

As a newfound tradition and homage to last year's "Vengabus" on STRX008, Marshall Applewhite closes with another Bandcamp-exclusive track. "Mr. Vain Cover" flips Culture Beat's 90s anthem into a DJ tool drenched in his "sludge" aesthetic. What he hilariously described as "MTV techno" is willfully drained into a garbage disposal for our morbid curiosity.

There are few entities that better represent our personal slice of the Motor City's vibrant underground than Marshall Applewhite. His latest offering is yet another testament to the urban grit and grueling bass that are integral components of our sonic DNA. Let "We Dress For Dinner EP" serve as the otherworldly soundtrack to your next social gathering - dissatisfaction guaranteed, or your money back.

Satellite Trax - an expansion of our core imprint that focuses on dance-centric music and its club roots; part of the foundation within our sonic heritage. This sublabel serves as a primary source of dancefloor weaponry for DJs and enthusiasts aiming to unveil the latest rhythms heard from around the electronic music sphere. 

Written, produced, & mastered by Joel Dunn

BUY / STREAM

Marshall Applewhite - Meat Droplets

Wake Up - PRIMO FT I.S.A

Based in Chicago, R&D is a music event/mix series focused on nurturing new sounds, experiences and atmospheres while exploring the music and culture it was born or mutated from. Techno, electro, EBM, bass, breaks, club and beyond.
Current personnel
Jeremy Alvarez - JS Alvarez
Eric Fernandez - Makeen
Shanti Chu - Shanti
Dan Hood - Dan B Hood
Kona Mazariegos - Zona Cinco

RND 069 - Alejandro Marenco

Research & Development Mix Series