(part 3 of ?) ...so there I was, I knew what I had to do, but not how or what...so I read and thought and looked and listened. Two books helped -  Pete Walker's "Complex PTSD: From Surviving to Thriving" - is almost technical, but with feeling, it transformed my knowledge into belief, and David Dayan Fisher's "The Map: The navigation & translation to life & the human experience" - a very personal and powerful account of his journey. I had support, though, how to say almost accidental, but very much not?  And time passed, momentum building...

As always - some fine fine tunes this week, at least to my ears...a nice ride ending with two Anjunadeep tunes. Hope you enjoy!

Track List:
Rocco Rodamaal - Like This (Original Mix) [Beatscope Music 2025]
D-Mice - Celestial (Original Mix) [Future Avenue 2025]
Highjacks - Fire to the Sky (Extended Mix) [Sirup Music 2025]
AEMYGDALA, Desiree Nemcik - Overlooked (Original Mix) [ENACORDIA 2025]
ID-S - A Surrender (Original Mix) [NEO 2025]
Arrakis (GER) - The Sun (Original Mix) [Eternal Arts 2025]
Jay Bros - Afterlife (Original Mix) [Jaywork Music 2025]
Rikfell - Mindless (Original Mix) [Popart 2025]
Sterium - Discobon (Original Mix) [Bongo 2025]
Vay - I'm So Lonely (Original Mix) [Stellar Beats 2025]
Pursang - Sunny Delight (Basic 96 Remix) [Mudita 2025}
Tom Lawson (UK) - Check This Out (Original Mix) [Metafloor 2025]
Mystik Vybe - What's Your Mission (Original Mix) [Selectro 2025]
Subsky - Unkai (Original Mix) [Life from Istanbul 2025]
Yotto - Personal Space (Original Mix) [Anjunadeep 2025]
Xinobi - Far Away Place (Jody Wisternoff & James Grant Extended Mix) [Anjunadeep 2025]


Cover from: Me and Nitecafe

2025.09.12 Incubating Robot

A music fan thinking of making my own music

music keeps me away from depression


my sister  https://soundcloud.com/ghjhghjguhuhv

I've been DJing off and on since the 80s, got serious during covid and started to record and post weekly sets. I've an odd format - I pick 16 new tracks each week, mostly from ZipDJ, and put them together to make a set, I don't pick tracks which go together, just what I really like. Making them flow is often a real challenge. I love sharing the music I love.

My set descriptions are often about my journey of healing.

Track lists give full credit to artists, remixers and labels. Never an ID!


Captivating the underground house scene, this DJ is a master at weaving together 16 fresh tracks of underground house each week, delivering a live set that's recorded and shared with the world on SoundCloud. 

A true aficionado of the genre, his mixes explore the depths of underground house, including progressive, deep, tech, and minimal styles. Their signature style can be described as a spacey, trippy, and flowing journey that effortlessly spans various subgenres, taking listeners on a sonic odyssey that transcends the mere concept of a setlist.

The roots of this sound are deep and nourishing, sprouting from a childhood home reverberating with the sounds of big band, jazz, showtunes, classical, and the pop and rock anthems of the 1960s. This diverse musical upbringing birthed an eclectic taste in the young DJ, who, as a teenager, was magnetically drawn to the burgeoning world of electronic music. The 1980s saw them at the heart of the scene, spinning tracks at house parties and crafting mixtapes that were the analog precursors to today's playlists.

A pivotal relocation to the UK in 2010 marked the discovery of a new realm of sound—underground house music. This discovery was not just a step but a leap into a world that resonated with their very being, influencing not just their music choices but also defining their identity as a DJ. From past to present, their biography isn't just a tale of beats and tunes, but a chronicle of an ever-evolving love affair with music that beats at the heart of the underground scene.

2025.09.12 Incubating Robot

Robot In The Basement