GiGi FM is a trained dancer, which gives her a deeper insight into the intrinsic relationship between music and bodily movement. You can read a lot more about her philosophy and approach in the interview below, but you don't even need to know about it to hear this in her RA Podcast—a collection of swirling deep techno that rivals anything made by the usual cohort of "hypnotic" techno heads.

Looking at the tracklist doesn't really do it justice, but the names involved give you an idea of what to expect: Varuna, ASC, Donato Dozzy, The Orb, Sunju Hargun. This is techno that ripples rather than bludgeons, that moves with an ethereal grace, where tracks bleed into one another beautifully, with a few surprises, too. While you're here, you should check out her Magnetite EP for Bambounou's label Bambe, already one of the young year's most bewitching techno records. But if this is your introduction, then turn off the lights, light a candle or some palo santo, and sink into two hours of your new favorite techno DJ.

Read more: http://ra.co/podcast/822

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A 90 minute excerpt from one of DJ Sotofett's regular Wania nights at Tresor. This 100% vinyl set where few tracks rest longer than 2 minutes features plenty of classic US and Norwegian Techno as well as several upcoming Wania releases.
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TRACKLIST
01. Digital Boy - Percussion Mix
02. Diego - Me Fragments (Heiko Laux Remix)
03. Steve Stoll - Model T (Aux 88 Remix)
04. Joint Venture - Stand Up
05. Ronny Nyheim - Multisensory Integration
06. Skatebård - 2002-8
07. OJI - Esteban
08. Juan Atkins - Move Mix
09. Unknown / White Label
10. Ismistik - Rezfun
11. DJ Sotofett & LA 2000 - (WANIA mk1)
12. El Rakkas - Extremely Cheap & Effective (Pomassl Remix)
13. Phil Asher - Find Myself
14. Paperclip People - Reach
15. Unknown / White Label
16. Gregor Tresher & Monika Kruse - Panchakarma
17. Floorplan - Phobia
18. Unknown / White Label
19. Substance - Countdown
20. Unknown / White Label
21. Illumination - Hope To God (MO Driven)
22. Unknown / White Label
23. K-Hand - The Tunnel
24. Unknown / Naked Music
25. Locked grooves from WANIA mk2 + Abuser USER 01
26. DJ Sotofett & Ronny Nyheim - (WANIA mk2)

Live at Tresor is a new series highlighting selected DJ set recordings from the basement and Globus floor.

DJ Sotofett | Live at Tresor - Oct. 28 2023

Priori is a Canadian musician, mixing engineer and DJ known for his immaculate productions spanning a broad sonic spectrum. Priori has two critically acclaimed albums released on his own NAFF imprint with a third releasing later this month, in addition to outstanding releases on Midgar, Animalia and more. 

MNMT 418 is a mix of gentle, moody deep dubs, warm melodies and melancholy ambiance. Perfect start to the week ✨

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https://soundcloud.com/priori-ties
https://prioricamp.bandcamp.com/
https://www.facebook.com/pri0ri
https://linktr.ee/pri0ri

MNMT 418 : Priori

Konduku (@kondukukonduku) is Dutch-born but with a proud Turkish heritage that colours the music he makes. It's impactful techno but with curious time signatures and minimalist percussive that draws on the rhythms of his ancestral homeland. As the son of a musician and Balkan folklore dancer, he was always set to spend his life in music and so far it's been a rich one that has included a standout debut album on Nous’klaer in 2018 and fresh EPs on the cult likes of Delsin, Bitta and Spazio Disponibile.

This week's mix showcases exactly what he is all about with 80 minutes of supple and subversive techno. Liquid tracks from Jeff Mills, Donato Dozzy, Shackleton and plenty of his own all feature in this timeless trip where slick transitions and carefully threaded grooves constantly build mood and atmosphere. From deep and cosmic to dark and dystopian, there is an always underlying tension that keeps both mind and body utterly locked in.

Dekmantel Podcast 472 - Konduku

In late 2023 I was chatting with a musician friend about labels, and whether they're really all that necessary these days. As someone mainly focused on self-releasing my music through Bandcamp, I think for the most part the answer is no. One should focus on passionately creating things and being involved in their local music community. Over time, label or not, things will hopefully start to take care of themselves on their own. I did however mention that there was one label I thought was really cool, and would definitely be interested in working with: it was Nous'klaer Audio. Incredibly, the next day I received an email from Sjoerd Oberman, who runs Nous'klaer, inviting me to join for a release and performance at Draaimolen. Of course, I was delighted to be involved. This would be my first show in the EU. I spent about 3 months preparing a new set. Having grown rather bored of CDJs and DJ mixers, I opted to prepare a live set, in which I control 8 channels of audio tracks along with drum machines and FX. This setup gives me a lot of freedom to explore new arrangements of my catalog, and better command the dynamic energy on the dance floor, pushing and pulling things forwards to capture the mood of the crowd. To prepare for Draaimolen, I organized several shows across Japan (where I live), further refining the setup after each performance, and deciding what tracks would be the best fit for the 60 minute peak time set I was scheduled to perform. I was very nervous about how my set would be received, but it ended up working very well, and was the highlight of my year. From the very start, the positive reaction from the crowd put me at ease, and Draaimolen's focus on sound and stage design gave me peace of mind, knowing that every frequency was being perfectly reproduced on the floor. I'm so grateful for the opportunity Nous'klaer and Draaimolen provided me. Long live Nous'klaer and long live Draaimolen. Thank you Sjoerd and Milo and Kani and Hannah! 
- Erik Luebs

Erik Luebs live at Draaimolen Festival 2024

A studio recording of a set I played out at Basement Club, NYC for the infamous Wrecked party. I had the pleasure of setting the tone for an excellent night of psychadellic techno from 10:30-1:30am

DJ Hockey - Wrecked at Basement NYC

recorded live at camp kennybrook in monticello ny from 3am to just after 7am on Kiddo's birthday to greet the sunrise and close out what turned out to be a killer night of Friday (the 13th) programming that we lovingly curated (feat. our friends and yours POSI-TRACK, Rachel Noon, and Purelink) for the debut of the new and improved Bossa Lounge at Sustain-Release Year 10 (2024).

curatorially, we imagined the room to be an affirmation of the aesthetic wonders and general badassery of LOUNGE as not only a tragically overlooked piece of the electronic music history puzzle but also a vastly under-appreciated form of rave-adjacent social practice. 

conceptually, this mix builds upon and extends the project of sonic-affective worldmaking that was initiated and established by our previous performances at S-R (years 4 & 5). regardless of genre, playing at sustain is always an opportunity to focus on cherishing the juicy site-specificity of listening to psychedelic music in nature with your friends, and the rare forms of potentiality held therein. 

this time, we chose to allow the form of the set to be organically guided by the concept of THE FOUR ELEMENTS. dynamically following the progression WATER • EARTH • FIRE • AIR the set prioritizes and performs an ethos of maximal transport, simultaneously journeying inwards, onwards, upwards, and outwards. 

we really put a lot into this one, and sincerely hope you enjoy the ride!


Tracklist: 


Part I: WATER 🌊 

1.	Björk – The Anchor Song 
2.	Underwater Sounds Channel – Soothing Natural Water Sounds for Sleep 
3.	Underwater Sounds Channel – Underwater Bubbles 
4.	Valentino Mora – Hadal Zone 
5.	Michael Stearns – Craft: Dimensional Release 
6.	Sequential (a.k.a. Pete Namlook) – Lost in the Sea
7.	Polygonia – Lullaby of Yews 
8.	John Lyell – The Deep Unknown 
9.	Patrick O’Hearn – Slow Time 
10.	Dorisburg & Sebastian Mullaert – Archway
11.	Gabriel Hops – Sina (Laura BCR Remix)
12.	David Morley – Aquarium 
13.	ASC & Inhmost – Wave Clouds 
14.	Klaus Wiese – Ocean I 

Part II: EARTH 🌿

15.	The NRG – Earth Mother 
16.	Yialmelic Frequencies – Auric Massage 
17.	Tulpa Atma – RVEAL 
18.	The Orb – Just Because I Really Really Luv Ya 
19.	Pole – Paula 
20.	Michael Stearns & Ron Sunsinger – Portal 
21.	Suspended Memories – Shaman’s Dream 
22.	Randy Greif – A Riskier Joint 
23.	Brin & Dustin Wong – Texture I: Bespoke Trapeze 
24.	Sam Goku – Before I Knew 
25.	Brian Eno – Tal Coat 
26.	Arnaud Le Texier – Murazzi 
27.	Tourmesol – Scapeland 
28.	Sun Electric – Opening 
29.	Jack Wall – New Worlds 
30.	Re:Axis – Syntonize 
31.	Klaus Schulze & Pete Namlook – The Final DAT Part I
32.	The NRG – The KLF 

Part III: FIRE 🔥 

33.	Prins Thomas – H (The Orb Orbient Mix)
34.	Pete Namlook – Lost in Passion 
35.	Between Interval – Aerolith 
36.	Mist – Mist House 
37.	Global Communication – 8:07
38.	Tangerine Dream – Sensing Elements 
39.	The Irresistible Force feat. Nik Turner – Duende (Mixmaster Morris Ambient Sunrise Mix)

Part IV: AIR 🌬️

40.	Silence (a.k.a. Pete Namlook) – Master of the Sky
41.	Thom Brennan – Silver Part 3
42.	Low Leaf – How to Open a Portal 
43.	Sam Goku – Things We See When We Look Closer 
44.	Jonn Serrie – The Sentinel 
45.	Biosphere – The Things I Tell You 
46.	Varg feat. Ecco2k – Vanity Lights (First Crush)
47.	The NRG – De-NRGizer 
48.	Anugama – The Empty Sky 
49.	Sounds of the Earth – Wind Chimes 
50.	The NRG – Dr Sunshine (California Trippin’) [Chill-Out Room Mix]

Pure Immanence Live at Sustain-Release Year 10

Interview: https://truantsblog.com/2025/truancy-volume-342-space-drum-meditation

Soundcloud: @spacedrummeditation

Access the download and full tracklist (Confirmed added) on our Patreon (patreon.com/truants). However if you need anything leave us a nice comment here with @spacedrummeditation tagged and either of us will get back to you with an ID! Your support helps cover all our costs allows Truants to continue running as a non-profit and ad-free platform.

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Space Drum Meditation

Truancy Volume 342: Space Drum Meditation

Techy halftime pressure with squelchy midbass and brooding atmospheres. Built for deep heads and heavy systems

Dead Weight [FREE DOWNLOAD]

Techno Ruined My Life: The Hostile Ambient Takeover Mix (Excerpt)

When recording this mix, I imagined playing a set at 6AM, at the end of a high intensity rave outside in nature. Going from hazy pre-dawn darkness, to the sun cresting over the horizon and into glorious sparkling sunlight 🌤

A sunrise set for when you can telepathically feel the energy of everyone else on the dance floor. These are the moments I am missing right now, and this mix is dedicated to those luminescent mornings.

These are all my most sacred, emotional, magical tracks in one mix, including many of my favourite ‘90s techno-trance records from a golden time for transcendental dance music. 

100% euphoria ヾ(✯◠ ֊ ◠)ノ♪


This set was first broadcast on Club Quarantäne on the 29th of March 2020. Thanks to the Club Q crew for having me on, an innovative project of connection in this time of isolation 😊

BuyMusic.Club list of everything in this mix on Bandcamp: https://buymusic.club/list/sybil-100-euphoria

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