Sounds like Akira´S intro in the bar......ULTRA GOOD

Tracklist + Q&A: https://bit.ly/3p9FzTU

@renildn: "It’s a bit of a snapshot of a club set from me, full of some of the sounds and styles that feature on Revenge Body. With the ep release I felt like it also made sense to include a few tracks from artists who've influenced me eg. The Bug, Surgeon, Lurka, alongside loads of new stuff from South London crew, Bristol, Manchester, South America, plus some other stuff tba...hope ya enjoy!"

Traclist + Q&A

Impact: re:ni

For the first release on Adiquartio, offered up are two remixes by DJ Chrysalis from the Hardcore EP by Van Staden & Böhm.

Originally released on https://soundcloud.com/relatedarticles from Tāmaki Makaurau
credits
releases August 5, 2022

Production: Chris Ellis
Mastering: Joseph Buchan
Artwork: Ema Gaspar
Design: Grace Hurley

license; all rights reserved

Hardcore (DJ Chrysalis Remixes)

0800SEXIBAE (DJ Chrysalis Remix)

VSB - 0800SEXIBAE (DJ Chrysalis Remix)

Off Duty w/ Gillielove feat. Sina - 13.08.22

PAUSE&BREAK w/ Pépe - 01/11/2022

Bass music from London/Bristol DJ Laksa

https://www.instagram.com/laksaukmusic

Laksa @ The Lot Radio 02-05-2023

Rakhi is the first one up in Kate Miller's curation of the Rhythmic Culture podcast. “This mix is a moody journey through brain-tingling percussive bass. Drums and riddims selected from across the globe, including homage to my South Asian roots. Finally, circling back home to new and unreleased breaks from myself and other Naarm locals: Renzo, AD ZEE and Noneohone,” she says.

Kate Miller: "Rakhi, aka Eva Jordens is an upcoming DJ who had her first DJ gig just a little over a year ago after taking local legend DJ Sarah’s 6 week course. A little over a year on and her taste and skill has refined and developed at lightning speed. Not only has she mixed and performed at every venue to adoring crowds across town, she’s also produced and released her own gorgeous r&b banger. Rakhi has quickly developed her own percussive, melodic and bass-heavy sound to get your hips swinging. With expansive selections, she brings her feminine, fairy-like touch to hard drums, breaks and basslines. 

Rakhi’s own productions combine her love of rhythm and big bass with emotional soundscapes, vocals and instrumentation. Carrying a perceptive ear and compelling ability to command the energy in any room, Rakhi is unstoppable in carving out space for her unique style. With her upcoming weekly residency at Bar Flippy’s and regularly joining forces with Melbourne collectives Nuestro Planeta, Animalia and Temporal Cast, Rakhi is sure to satisfy bass-hungry ears across the globe."

@rakhiwav

Tracklist

RC:114 Rakhi

Two hours of leftfield dance and beyond every month from AD 93 boss Tasker and guests. Old 88 Transition shows available on the [archive](http://www.nts.live/shows/88transition).

https://www.nts.live/shows/whities-w-tasker/episodes/whities-w-tasker-16th-april-2023

AD 93 w/ Minor Science 160423

One name that's been floating around the UK and beyond is Dj ojo !! 
A talent that all must know and hear. Joe aka Dj ojo is an artist, DJ and producer based in London. He first caught our attention back in 2021 releasing on Accidental Meetings first Compilation with a progressive, organic and emotive track called Mycelial, which set the tone for what was to come. Next releasing on Pressure Dome, Joe was able to create senses we never knew we had and leave us with hair standing on all parts. His music has really made an internally positive impact in the industry. His debut EP 'Coiled Up', released on Blank Mind, was a weird and cozy dose of 4 uniquely structured tracks that stunned us all. 
Joe not only produces but also Co runs 'Avant garbage' with legendary k means on Netail radio every month offering the most obscure sounds for your ears. He is also a resident on Leeds based station, NARR radio.
We are stoked to have Joe join Cozi with his one hour of dubby infused, house which was his first musical love!


Interview..........

1. How and why did you get into producing / dj’ing?

"I've been making music on and off since my teens but it was only about 3 years ago when i started taking it a bit more seriously. I also played drums when i was younger, and i've enjoyed making sounds and rhythms since as long as i can remember, so in some ways producing music felt inevitable. But there was still a massive mental hurdle just to start actually doing it properly. As for DJing, I guess thats just the natural progression from hogging the aux cord at house parties and friends cars. The music is a bit different these days though..."

2. Who, What/where was your most coziest gig you've been to or experienced and why?

"I think there are a variety of things that can make a gig cosy, a few experiences stick out for me... hearing Dozzy play slow deep house and techno feels like receiving a big warm hug; going to small and homely venues like Spanners is comforting, even if the music is not; ambient yurts at festivals often offer cosy outlets amongst the chaos - freerotation has the best one i've seen so far. Generally speaking London and the UK could definitely do with more venues focused primarily on comfort."

3.Are you an introvert or extrovert in the industry?

"Honestly it depends on my surroundings, overall i guess probably neutral. If i'm in a comfortable space surrounded by friends, then i like to express myself and make new connections. But i also value my solitude very highly and i like to be alone, even in the club from time to time. So if you see me out and i'm acting awkwardly that's probably why 😶‍🌫️"

4. If you had to choose 1 track to vibe out too forever, what would it be?

maus & stolle - bubble on. stick it on at the afters and watch everyone wobble and melt 
www.youtube.com/watch?v=Nl7NpAW232Q

5. What is your routine when preparing for a gig / production/writing session? do you have any special remedies/ mental prep/ places to go to? :)

"If i'm working on some music at home, i like to get into it early in the day if possible. I'll make a coffee and smoothie and prepare my desk area into a calming arrangement. I think most of the best music i've written has been first thing in the morning actually.

Preparing for a DJ gig is more of a gradual process of trying to picture myself in the environment, imagine how i'll feel, and choose a range of music accordingly. Then before the gig, eat a big bowl of pasta and try to not feel too anxious! "

CoziMix 05 - Dj ojo

Prepare to be blown away by the latest addition to our Good One Creative collab series, courtesy of the most talented Monique @monfreaq 

We’ve wanted to work with Mon for quite some time now and are so happy to finally share this incredible set!

Co-runner of Furiosity Club, Mon played a Love Project first in front of a lovely crowd for our film series and did not disappoint! Mon created an awesome atmosphere for all who came to Everyday Coffee with her heavy baselines and amazing mixing! 

Thanks so much Mon for joining us and gracing us with this amazing set xx

Monfreaq:
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/monfreaq/
SoundCloud: @monfreaq

Good One Creative Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/goodone.creative/
Pick Me Up Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/p___m___u___mag/

Winter23 LP075

To contact Love Project message us on:
Instagram: www.instagram.com/loveprojectau/
FaceBook: www.facebook.com/loveprojectau/
SoundCloud: soundcloud.com/loveprojectau/

Monfreaq - DJ Set - Everyday Coffee - Love Project

RINSE @ Ministry Of Sound - Bank Holiday Sunday - 24th May 2015

Room 1: Box
Surgeon & Starlight (Live), Perc, Sigha, Lee Gamble, Special Guest: Objekt.
Room 2: 103
Brawther, Dexter, Harri & Domenic, Adesse Versions.
Room 3: Baby Box
Grain + more tba
Room 4: Loft
DJ Haus (All Night Long)

Tickets from:
rinse.fm/surgeonstarlight
www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?703503

Rinse FM Podcast - Hessle Audio w/ Will Bankhead + Low Jack - 16th April 2015

@cassius-select is a rhythm master. His grooves twist and turn you inside out and contort themselves into bold new forms. Drawing on the weight of bass music and the skip of garage, he has landed on labels like Matthew Herbert’s Accidental JNR and Banoffee Pies over the last few years. The Canadian - who is also one half of SUMAC Sound System - is now based in Hong Kong and continues to serve up killer club tracks with eerie vocal sounds and alien sound designs that make each and every production standout. 

His mix for us is just as unique. It starts off by skating on low riding skeletal rhythms, bumping on stripped back bass and drawing you in with a rich array of vocal, percussive and synth details. Just as you think it’s all set to explode, the dexterous DJ draws back to a murky world of bass and dub then rebuilds with a more high pressure sound before ending on some blissed out r&b. It’s dark, sweet and thoroughly seductive.

Rinse FM Podcast - Hessle Audio w/ Will Bankhead + Low Jack - 16th April 2015

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