remixed one of my first releases by the name of 'shake your tits with me' with vocals by Fazah The Mazza & Abayti, captured by Deb at Jumbi in Peckham, whilst i was banging on a wooden bench, real outside, real blessings.



SHAKE RIDDIM

it's kinda rave-y, it's kinda bouyon-y, i call it Kamra.

FOREIGN PRODUCT

this one's for the freaks. shout out to ol' girl that was ranting about the equilibrium.

spit in ya butt, thumb to the butt.

SPIT

Pre-order: https://stynstyn.bandcamp.com/album/bobblesaus

'Bobblesaus' is the latest project from Dutch producers @stijn-schrijber & @djrtje via @clubyeke - a 7-track project built for the club, packed with hypnotic, high-energy rhythms.

"We used old skool drumkits from the 2000s and built on that energy without over-processing," they explain. "Some tracks draw from Surinamese brass band and kawina music, while others take inspiration from jungle and grime.”

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Premiere: styn & DJ Rtje 'Bubble Body Mover'


A moment before emergence — the still, sacred dust that lingers in absence.
Mystical, ambient, and timeless.


Reshimu Ora – Dust Before Light

A deep sonic dive into the mystical void — where the breath of the Endless moves across the formless. A ritualistic ambient journey for those drawn to the spaces beyond definition.

Reshimu Ora – The Breath of Ein Sof

Siren

Mitra - Vivarium [IO:034]
Release Date: 17.09.2025

Preorder here: https://mitra10.bandcamp.com/album/vivarium

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01. A quiet Kind of Awake
02. Mind in Bloom
03. Specimen A
04. Vivarium
05. Slow Mutation
06. Second Skin
07. Endstate Becoming

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With "Vivarium", Vienna-based live duo Mitra present their debut release and their first contribution to IO Records. Known for their immersive performances and site-responsive sound explorations, Mitra translate the raw intensity and spatial awareness of their live practice into a studio recording for the very first time.

The seven-track EP unfolds as a carefully composed sonic ecosystem. Each piece functions as a distinct organism within a living structure, contributing to a sound world that feels both precise and unpredictable. Rooted in deep listening, low-end exploration, and rhythmic subtlety, Vivarium invites audiences into an environment that is in constant transformation.

Rather than relying on fixed arrangements or traditional song structures, the tracks evolve gradually. Textures shift, patterns emerge and dissolve, and moments of stillness meet waves of tension. While firmly grounded in experimental sound design, Vivarium also reveals a sense of physicality and movement. The duo’s background in their live act is present throughout, channeling the energy of their performances into compositions that retain their organic, tactile quality.

Vivarium is more than a debut. It is an invitation to enter Mitra’s sonic world. It is a space shaped by intuition, presence, and the fluid relationship between listener, sound, and environment. With this release, Mitra opens a new chapter in their artistic trajectory, offering a compelling glimpse into the evolving potential of their sound.

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Follow Mitra:
@mitra_sound
mitra10.bandcamp.com
www.instagram.com/_mi.tra__/

Credits:
Written and produced by Theodora Hergheligiu & Lukas Weinlein (Mitra).
Mastered at Klangstellwerk
www.klangstellwerk.de
Artwork by @mtrl_audio.

IO:034 || Mitra - Vivarium

On this month's episode, GiGi FM invites Belgian artist Robin, known as Phara, to share his luminous alias In Glass ~ a live studio analog jam of slow burning, dub infused journey for summer heat and golden hours.

Artwork by http://mete.fyi/

NTS GiGi FM PRESENTS IN GLASS (Studio Live Jam Recording)

"The sky above the port was the color of television, tuned 
to a dead channel. 
"It's not like I'm using," Case heard someone say, as he 
shouldered his way through the crowd around the door of the 
Chat. "It's like my body's developed this massive drug defi- 
ciency." It was a Sprawl voice and a Sprawl joke. The Chatsubo 
was a bar for professional expatriates; you could drink there 
for a week and never hear two words in Japanese."


Chiba

From the trace left after the great contraction,
Reshimu Ora shapes frequencies drawn from forgotten light.
Experimental, mystical, psychedelic.