Spellbinding percussive twists and turns.

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UIQ label head and Hyperdub affiliate, Lee Gamble, is renowned for his unpredictable, yet consistently danceable DJ sets which promise to take listeners on a rapid-fire journey through genre and tempo.

His contribution to our Crack Mix series does not stray from this expectation. The forward-thinking experimental club mix closely aligns with his album triptych, 'Flush Real Pharynx 2019-2021', which offers a sonic exploration of contemporary urban overstimulation. If stimulation is the theme, then Gamble’s mix certainly adheres to it.

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Crack Mix 421: Lee Gamble

They say that you need to understand the rules before you can break them. If that's true, @toma-kami is a true sage of rhythm. The Paris-based artist and Man Band label boss defies convention each time he drops a new 12" or one of his famously physical DJ mixes. He bends and toys with drums and bass, twisting and turning them through the worlds of house, techno, breaks, juke and club to come up with something thrillingly fresh and hard to define.

Toma will join us at Dekmantel Selectors in August, but before that comes this week's mix. It is a masterfully controlled but edge-of-your-seat ride through all those sounds and more. At times they are piled up on top of each other to the point of collapse, at others they are teased apart and drawn out to hypnotic effect. These are supple but muscular and physical sounds that make you want to bend every bone in your body in pure appreciation of Kami's unique rhythmic gymnastics.

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Dekmantel Podcast 369 - Toma Kami

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Parisian DJ, Temet, Grid, FTD alumnus and Rinse France selector  @e-unity keeps a slow pace on the latest Body Mix. Channeling Summer vibes with sexy and fun beats. A blend of Latin grooves, Caribbean rhythms, contemporary music with UK flavours and a dash of his own forthcoming releases :)

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Recording of Toma Kami's set at Dekmantel Selectors 2022.

Toma Kami at Dekmantel Selectors 2022

Bold rhythms in this week's Rhythmic Culture podcast, as Basel's Mukuna sets the tone for 60 minutes. Being a member of Basel’s collective and label Somatic Rituals, Mukuna is at the helm of the cities forward-thinking scene. Since being a kid and taking Senegalese drum lessons, the main essence of his music has been percussion. As he got into clubbing and electronic music, he began exploring every corner of this newfound playground in which he explored a variety of polyrhythmic percussions and pounding beats. This mix is just a perfect reflection of all of that – we're in for a treat from start to finish.

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Truancy Volume 299: Sputnik One

Unsound 2022 brought together LCY and Lee Gamble to play a blistering b2b set exploring percussive techno, jungle, and beyond. Fortunately, we hit the record button, resulting in Unsound Podcast 87!
Lee Gamble creates genre-agnostic music, incorporating dub, garage, and jungle, bleeding into grindcore metal and machine-strength techno. LCY was born and bred in Bristol, soaking up the city's rich soundsystem culture, which still plays a crucial part in their music. Each artist is a fan of the other's work, feeding into this set's fantastic energy. Enjoy!

Unsound Podcast 87: LCY b2b Lee Gamble

Simo Cell’s visit to Ankali last November was nothing short of a jaw–dropping masterclass in blending bubbling rhythms with cutthroat subs and forward–thinking UK sounds.

Surpassing all expectations, Simo delivered an uplifting closing set that we couldn’t keep just in our memories. We bring back the Dancefloor Archives series to deliver you all the recording of the bass boss himself. Give it some love.

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Dancefloor Archives 003 — Simo Cell

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Artist roster:
AliA (@aliamusicc)
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ojoo (@ojoogyal)
Photonz (@photonz)

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