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For the next mix in our podcast series, we welcome a special mix from DJ City live at Gegen, Pornceptual, RSO, Berlin. 

'Johan originally hailing from Stockholm, now residing in Berlin is known for long eclectic DJ sets, effortlessly moving within the various shapes of house, disco & techno. Holding down a residency at the infamous Cocktail D‘Amore party series, he’s become an integral part of the Berlin scene. 

With his musical productions he‘s been equally versatile. Since his debut on Public Possession in 2019 he found a temporary sweet spot in what could vaguely be described as vocal house, but in fact is much more, taking influences from EBM, Italo and electro clash all tied together by his deep, poetic, tongue in cheek lyrics. 

His songs dealing with love, sex, beliefs & life in a modern metropolis are quite likely being cued up world wide by the likes of Gerd Janson, Jennifer Cardini, Perel, Sedef Adasi and Seth Troxler"

The start of the year is always tough and with rekordbox struggles, Johan drifts us  back to the night of New Years Day where he played on day 2 of 4 at Berlin's RSO night club for Gegen and Pornceptual, who had joined forces to celebrate the New Year. 

In the words of Johan. "I played the penthouse floor which was like a secret little chalet hidden in the attic in one of the former factory buildings. I played my music surrounded by dancers and queer monsters and gods that made me feel both lost and right at home at the same time, just how the night should feel!"

Enjoy!

@djdjcity

DJ City | 090

Artist: https://soundcloud.com/marekkubalamusic, https://soundcloud.com/mytronmusic
Track: Ramjam
Label: https://soundcloud.com/shorediverecords
Format: Digital, EP
Release date: OUT NOW
YouTube: https://youtu.be/4SsEutTo4KI

Eclectic East London-based artist Marek Kubala enjoys experimenting in different styles, including folk, indie-pop, shoegaze and post-punk. Hailing from Huddersfield, Yorkshire, Marek has received critical acclaim over the past 18 months, with releases on Outpost and EMI Publishing (KPM), and featured on BBC Introducing, Mystic Sons, CLOUT, Americana UK, Amazing Radio, amongst others.
Most recently, Marek's alt-pop belter 'Fault Lines' appeared on hit BBC1 comedy show 'Cheaters' (Clerkenwell Films), broadcast in February 2022, sharing the soundtrack with the likes of Metronomy , Jungle, Biig Piig and Holy Fuck.
Marek's debut EP 'Awhile', fused the progressive electronics of Air with the acoustic subtleties of Elliot Smith and Nick Drake. The followup single 'Fault Lines' marked a change in direction, with Marek adopting a more upbeat lo-fi indie sound with quirky electronics thrown in.
'Ramjam' is an energetic punky belter of a track - or more like three separate songs merged into one - with echoes of Ariel Pink and Nirvana. Distorted guitars, electronic drums and Marek's gnarly vocal create a compelling, aggressive momentum which hardly lets up for 2 minutes 40 seconds. Marek says: "The lyrics are actually about a very famous partnership in popular music history, particularly when things weren't so good between the two of them. I was thinking about it a lot at one point. There's a few clues in the lyrics for those in the know".
The EP also contains one original track two club remixes one of out choise 'Ramjam' by Mytron (Multi Culti, Les Yeux Orange, Razor N Tape) lets loose with a characteristic slow-burning psychedelic quirky house mix, with hints of krautrock. Newcomer Telegrafix provides a fun eclectic nu-electroclash remix, with echoes of early Soulwax, the DFA imprint and Donna Summer.

PREMIERE | Marek Kubala - Ramjam (Mytron's Maracas Mix) [Shore Dive] 2023

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First song ever in 1993. In a new guise in 2025. Working title: R.I.P.

Ghost mode

It's been a minute since we last cast a spotlight on the wonderful happenings of Far Out Recordings. As London's no.1 music hub of all things South American, we first had the honour of broadcasting a Far Out special with Brazilian legends Azymuth directly from the Brownswood Basement. We then sat down with the label's head honcho Joe Davis for a Latin special of our Collections series, in celebration of Far Out's twenty years of music dissemination par excellence.

Our attention now turns to the Far Out Monster Disco Orchestra, Far Out's in-house Brazilian disco group. With releases trickling out on the imprint since 2011, the Orchestra has been bringing a consistent stream of original modern disco sounds. As well as this, their remix roster boasts some considerably strong names in the dance music game – of which Dego, John Morales, Andrés and Ben Hauke are included. FOMDO12 is the latest in this series, with Dego's fresh 2000Black interpretation of "Where Do We Go from Here?" ranking as our pick of the bunch. A rich groove and deeply comforting swing rolls throughout the track, ringing true to the broken beat pioneer's signature sound – classing it as a stellar addition to the Monster Disco Orchestra's all-star remix package.

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