MARICAS RESIDENT MIX - Berenice

Janus Rose fills in for DJ Voices with 2 hours of sparkly effervescent bass on this special edition of Nothing in Moderation. 

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Nothing in Moderation with Janus Rose @ The Lot Radio 09-10-2025

The Carry Nation’s Nita Aviance & Will Automagic play together in their signature B2B style or take turns hosting guests from near and far.

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The Carry Nation Show with PILO and Will Automagic @ The Lot Radio 09-19-2025

Herrensauna dream punk MCMLXXXV hits Club Moment to duel it out with his inner-housey sister in grime 

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Club Moment: MCMLXXXV b2b Herrenscheide @ The Lot Radio 10-05-2025

There are few names as widely loved in clubland as Bristol-based producer Omar McCutcheon, AKA Batu.

His label Timedance, currently celebrating its ten-year anniversary, has been instrumental in shaping a certain corner of contemporary electronic music. It champions a mutant, rhythmic, UK-flavoured sound that escapes any obvious genre touchstones, as well as spotlighting the careers of artists like Verraco, Ploy and Hodge who push musical and cultural boundaries.

In this Exchange, McCutcheon sat down with Resident Advisor's editor, Gabriel Szatan, in London to reflect on the label's Afrofuturist philosophy, its journey over the past decade and the sense of purpose and direction that have developed over time. He spoke about the impact that scenes beyond the UK—such as China, South Africa, Brazil and Mexico—have had on his productions and label curation, and how they offer fresh perspectives that contrast with Europe's sometimes overly nostalgic take on dance music. He also discussed finding positivity in a dark time, and music's enduring potential to inspire and connect.

EX.778 Batu

@tomasurquieta is a New York City based DJ, Using this platform to bring light on some of his favorite underground artists and scenes from around the world. Drawing from house,techno, bass music to experimental.

Tomás Urquieta - 18 Octobre 2025

ābnamā, based in Berlin via Tehran, has established herself as an integral part of the city's queer nightlife. She is a resident at the beloved queer powerhouse Body Language and has built a loyal following playing in various European and Asian cities. An obsessive digger, she is heavily influenced by the obscure and the romantic, rediscovering lost lineages and weaving together buried and unspoken fantasies from the legacy of the past three decades of dance music and beyond, be it through American midwest oddities or UK and European post-punk tinged trance and acid which she sifts through with a keen ear for the highest camp.

052 -  ĀBNAMĀ

b2b sets are a delicate dance, especially so when meeting a teammate for the first time to collaborate on the spot. without prior discussion of direction — listening to each other’s selections, brief communication between blends and attention to the lovely folks on the dancefloor brought us all into sync over time. there’s a point in the set where it starts to sound less like two DJ’s and more like a cohesive, unified journey. there was also a moment where the dancefloor passed ‘the wave’ into the dj booth.   the spiral shows itself. 🌀😍
-Mars / quest?onmarq

I can’t help but reflect back on this set like playing a pickleball match with a partner with whom I’m totally in sync: Mars & I vibed off each other’s tracks all night to build or shift the momentum however we saw fit. Hearing our tracks played slower and filthier through Globus’ delicious soundsystem was a bucket list-tier experience. Staying in the 100-130 BPM territory without the urge to go fast & hard too soon was a joy in that room.  This recording represents what a DJ team working in unison sounds like.  Check out our colour-coded setlist on our IG post and see if you can guess who played what.
-DJ BRS

RA.313 Ena

Resident Advisor