Name: RA.127 Jus-Ed by Resident Advisor
Duration: 1 h 18 min 43 s
Description: This week's RA podcast comes from US house stalwart Jus-Ed, recorded at his home in Bridgeport, Connecticut.

live recording 5am onwards on the opening night at the incredible @zmarfestival this summer (with some post productional tweaking for listener pleasure - still some questionable dynamics going on/pitch bending but that is nice)... I had a bold and dangerous plan but ending up reaching for the trusty house records I have loved forever

amazing amazing festival would recommend highly, listen to other sets from the weekend 
reposted on their account 

photo: www.instagram.com/kjuba

floor length scarf live @ zmar 2024

A straight hour of warped techno discs. Circles of reciprocity. Given, loved, re-cycled

Mediated Reality w/ Medium J ~ 280525 ~ Relativa Radio

Oceanic at Garage, Horst Arts & Music 2025

Nosedrip at Garage, Horst Arts & Music 2025

Tom Churchill - Radio Buena Vida 05.07.25

recorded live at good work in a backyard on a lovely saturday in brooklyn

Loidis @ Good Work - 12 July 2025

Darker Than Wax w/ Dexter Colt & Kugel: 24th July '25

I Feel You (Issa Sacha)

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Simon Sim's & Tymers & Luny - I Feel You (Issa Sacha)

Deepro - Have This Dance 2 (Electro Master Mix)

This week's RA podcast comes from US house stalwart Jus-Ed, recorded at his home in Bridgeport, Connecticut.

RA.127 Jus-Ed

Has anyone toyed with the rules and subverted expectation quite as much as DJ Fett Burger in recent years? We can’t think of many people who are more thrilling to listen to than the Sex Tags co-founder. Whether viewing ambient through a dubby house lens, getting wilfully weird with time signatures or wonderfully wonky with his grooves, the Norwegian is in a class of one. He’s fairly prolific too, with more than 22 EPs to his name since 2012, yet each and every time he steps out, he manages to sound more fun and freaky than before. 

It’s the same story with his DJ sets. The one we have here is a three-hour ready-made party: it starts with ass-wiggling funk and joyous disco before things begin to unravel into tumble-down house and heavily percussive afro drums. Fett Burger isn’t afraid to suddenly switch up the tempo or roughly blend in a new tune, either, just so long as the energy remains. And it does, with things ending up not far from where they started with a classic slice of Prince that will leave you wanting to do it all again.

RA.127 Jus-Ed

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