RLSD Records welcomes up-and-coming tune selector Second Source for his debut DJ mix. This Dublin-based DJ who was involved with the Darktrax Collective is known for the curation of some quality lineups leaning towards ' Music and EBM sounds ', check them out! Second Source pedals quality industrial sounds unearthing and discovering harder-edged grooves. It's clear from the outset that Second Source is the real deal and an uncompromising artist for this immaculate selection.

It's refreshing to see another quality artist emerging from our rich tapestry of acts in Ireland. 'Second source has made a statement with this mix and will be shaking a dancefloor near you soon.

RLSD Podcast 039 Second Source - Body Accelerator

Growing up in late 90s and early 00s Dublin, Jay Galligan’s surefire instinct for catching a mood and manipulating grooves is no happy accident.
A talented musician in his own right, he evolved from guitar and grunge fuelled Indie shoegaze bands to a purveyor of full throttle Techno as waves of new mutant music ushered in a new era.
As a whole generation of ‘My Bloody Valentine’ fans started to listen to Detroit Techno. He found himself in the thick of Dublin’s movement: holding a residency at the legendary club ‘Electric City’ and his own night ‘Test’ for over 10 years.
No stranger to the dynamics of the dancefloor – he has played many times alongside the likes of Dave Clarke, Jeff Mills, Robert Hood, Ben Klock, Surgeon, Dopplereffekt & Regis. At a time when the Irish Techno scene was incredibly organic with a strong community vibe.
These days, Bristol is his home where he has turned his musical attention to producing finely crafted radio shows.

Representing the culture of Irish techno

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Dublin based artist pushing experimental sounds.

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