Name: RA.067 Anja Schneider by Resident Advisor in nostalgic sets
Duration: 1 h 5 min 44 s
Description: This week's podcast is an hour of minimal techno from Mobilee Records head Anja Schneider.

Such a wicked mix! So many good memories with all these tunes!

nostalgic sets

Detroit and techno are inseparable. And it doesn't get much more Detroit techno than @terrencedixon. A master of minimalist sound design and globally recognised stamp of authenticity, he is one of the Motor City's most prolific artists. His brand of "forward-thinking ghetto electronics" has come on cornerstone labels like Metroplex, Tresor and Rush Hour and is never less than thrilling. His recent Reporting From Detroit album was the latest testament to that, and this week's podcast continues on that theme. 

It is made up of all original material recorded on the West Side of the city but starts in an ambient world of distant stars. After those scene-setting sounds come the signature Dixon drums: deep, pulsing, rubbery. They come and go as you voyage through tortured synth tension, suspensory alien life forms and mysterious electronics. It all makes for a storytelling mix that takes you through a portal and into a whole other dimension.

Dekmantel Podcast 339 - Terrence Dixon

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Tracklist + Q&A: https://bit.ly/43504UC 

@steffi_official & @virginia-dja have shared a musical and personal relationship for more than 15 years. Upon the release of their new album 'Patterns Of Vibration' on @dkmntl, they share and house-focused mix.

"We hope you will enjoy the journey and the selection of amazing tracks we both love playing in our house sets lately."

Tracklist + Q&A

The Mix 058: Steffi x Virginia

Hailing from Colombia’s coffee mountains, D_fected has been a driving force in the local underground for over two decades — from shaping the Eje Cafetero scene to co-founding projects like ATARAXIS and Parque Sonoro, where music meets education, culture, and community.

For our 50th guest mix, he draws a deep and sophisticated narrative — starting in soulful, emotive house before slipping into minimalist textures, dubby layers, and Afrofuturist grooves. It’s introspective without losing the pulse, nostalgic without falling into the usual tropes.

He signs off with a nod to rave culture and the raw, liberating power of the dancefloor — the kind of set that lingers long after the last beat.

Check more of D_fected here: 
https://soundcloud.com/dfectedroom 

Tracklist:
Dj Jauche – Soulcapella
Adam Stromstedt – Low Less
Stereociti – Waiting For Your Call
Pedro Capelossi – Duppies In My Head
Jordan Poling – Objects
Tom Ellis – A Sense Of Something Else
Jay Tripwire Feat Boddhi Satva – Dema (Steve Soulbasics Remix)
Flord King – Steff Off
Morris – Dengon
Timeline Feat Jon Dixon – Ghost Of Graystone
Dsum – Mado
Tuff City Kids – Wendy (Girlfriend 43 Piano Mix)
Rau – The Blessing
Bruce Ivery – Immi
Ex-Terrestrial – Urth Man
Jocelyn Enriquez – A Little Bit Of Ecstasy

#Back Door Records

Radioshow: Episode 50 / D_fected

This week's podcast is an hour of minimal techno from Mobilee Records head Anja Schneider.

RA.067 Anja Schneider

The Polish duo raids their record collections for a wide-ranging mix.

RA.242 Catz N Dogz

The Canadian producer offers up his live set from Labyrinth festival 2010.

RA.240 Mathew Jonson

RA.254 Maceo Plex

A wonderfully composed selection from the breakthrough duo.

RA.283 Tale Of Us

Gritty house and techno from the Russian underground.

RA.296 Nina Kraviz

Harvey marks our 300th podcast with an extremely rare recorded mix.

RA.300 DJ Harvey

Undiluted techno from an under-appreciated name.

RA.337 Phase

The godfather of Dutch techno faces off with his alter-ego.

RA.428 Steve Rachmad vs STERAC

Slick techno from the decks of a Berghain resident.

RA.496 Len Faki

Christmas is here! We hope you have a lovely one and, to help make it a musically memorable time, we’re playing Santa and will be delivering a couple of extra special mixes today and next week. Ben UFO is someone very close to everything we do here at Dekmantel. His taste is broad and well informed, and his rare skill in the DJ booth is matched only by his endless quest for exciting new sounds to play. In that regard he embodies our outlook perfectly: he is someone who unearths a previously unknown gem as often as he breaks a red hot new record. His sets have been a key feature of Dekmantel parties around the world and, for us, he is one of the very best DJs out there. 

In basic terms, this is a deep mid-tempo house and techno mix. But the reality is that it unfolds with such an intriguing narrative that it feels like so much more. The mixing is so smooth you barely notice where one track ends and another starts. Instead, without realising, you find the atmosphere constantly changes, taking you from sci-fi machine grooves to muggy bumping techno, from celestial and hallucanogenic synth lines to creepy meandering riffs that encourage you to follow them into the unknown. It’s a mix that places you at the heart of a smoky dance floor, but is one that offers as much of a cerebral thrill as a visceral one. What’s more, it somehow feels like only half of the story.

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Dekmantel Podcast 154A - Ben UFO

As one of our few residents, @steffenbennemann has played many sets in Olganitz - about half of them in numerous collaborations with friends. For our very last edition, he hooked up with @polooo who is also a firm Nachti favourite. Starting right before sunset they took us on a massive trip into the night that got the whole beach raving like there is no tomorrow.

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