Next up is Argentina based DJ / Producer Volpe! He is an artist with more than 10 years of experience behind the booth. He is inspired by the sounds of the 90's and combines genres like Dub, Detroit, and Hypnotic techno in his sets. In the last ten years he has shared gigs with artists like Tadeo, Jonas Kopp, Seph and Andres Zacco. Whiole being an experienced DJ, his productions have been supported by none other than Ben Sims, Jeroen Search, Zenker Brothers, Slam, Laurent Garnier, Tripeo, Subradeon, John Hester and many more. 

We are very happy to have him on the next edition of our ongoing mix series. 

Artwork by A.Morgan

SPOKEN022 - Volpe

Next up, we have DJ / Producer Diego Amura. Diego is an artist from the infamous Neapolitan scene, who developed a strong passion for the electronic music since a young age. He started out mixing at the age of 16 and has developed himself to a bit of a master since. With releases on Etruria, Mindtrip, Konsequent and KSR, he is a true force to be reckoned with. 

For this mix he brings us dronin grooves and analog sounds. We have been a long time fan of his work and we are happy to have him on board for our series.

Enjoy ❤️

Artwork by A.Morgan

SPOKEN025 - Diego Amura

September’s edition is here and on this episode I am extremely grateful to welcome, Bulgarian artist Ruben Ganev onto the show.

Ruben first caught my attention with his incredible self release on his own Mould Audio imprint. Since he has continued to present his sound in a way that’s unique and outstanding to say the least. 

Based on Sofia, Bulgaria where he also hold his “СКИТНИК” events alongside fellow artists from his scene. Speaking with Ruben tonight we find out more about his musical background and how he structures his workflow in the studio. Plus a little insight into the next release on his label which is a LP from the man himself.

XONO Invites - Ruben Ganev

Artist: Divide 
Title: Sedimenti I°
Label: Faut Section 
Catalogue: FAUT039
 Format: Digital 
Release date: 27/09/2021

1. Divide - Declassato  
2. Divide -  Diagenesi  
3. Divide - Metamorfosi  
4. Divide -  Traslato 

It is time to give a warm welcome to the Italian artist Divide to Faut Section. 
His debut is with a four original tracks EP, composed by strong and raw kicks interacting with each and every surface, providing an intense sense of depth. The result is a fierceful, violent, thick and pumped techno. 
If in some of the tracks it seems all the sounds are settled in thin layers of mental pads, almost unheardable at first, in others it is totally the opposite. The antagonism and conflict turn this into a mandatory EP!

Divide - Sedimenti I° [FAUT039]

For its fifteenth iteration, Reclaim Your City travels to Paris via Vienna with complementary pair Eric Fetcher and Arthur Robert taking over for a round of cold-blooded club-busting blends. Whereas the first spent the past half-decade honing his machine-based mind-control skills and abilities through a stream of EPs for KEY, Granulart and Warm Up Records, the latter broke through more recently with a quartet of pace-setting releases for Len Faki’s Figure imprint.

A full-on hypnotic affair leafing through the darker districts of dubbed-out deep techno, "RYCL.015” eases us in a sunken realm of unquiet oneiric folds and further afield, obscure crannies. Fetcher strikes first with “Arrival” - a pulsating meshwork of distressing signals going pong on the reverbs, as sturdy kick drums and skittish percussions guide the groove onto proper club-ready rails via a clinical 4x4 frame.

Then comes Arthur Robert’s “Petrichor”, an enslaving roller tailored to catch you in its intricate web of sonar-like bleeping and wild, homing hats let loose like hounds on their prey, whilst you progressively lose track of your actual environment to enter a new world of multisensory stimulation and blurred-out abstraction.

Flip the record and here is Robert’s “Centipede” taking over with an uptempo cascade of heavily delayed machine talk, dust-clogged kicks and surgical 4x4 swing bound to have everyone losing their shit in the basement with shadow-knightly swagger and in-your-face attitude. Fetcher’s closing number “Balter” adds a further hip-swaying, breaks-laden, rowdy spin to the overall forward-moving ride, but also some more warmth sound design-wise, which will most certainly find a positive echo in DJs looking for true-school hybrid weaponry - capable to keep the dancing clock ticking in full-swing, without jeopardising the after’s chiller vibes.

*As per usual, RYCL.015 comes adorned with a bespoke piece of artwork, this time courtesy of talented Dutch photographer Joris Graaf, and will be pressed on 180-gram black and white marbled vinyl for the discerning heads.

A1 written & produced by Eric Fetcher
A2 written & produced by Arthur Robert
B1 written & produced by Arthur Robert
B2 written & produced by Eric Fetcher
Distributed by Clone Distribution Rotterdam
Artwork by Joris Graaf, Design by Enchilada
Cat. no. RYCL015 – All Rights Reserved
℗ & © Reclaim Your City 2022
www.reclaimyourcity.bandcamp.com

RYCL015 - Eric Fetcher - Balter

XONO Invites - KETCH

On this months episode we welcome SYXT & Glukkon records co-founder KETCH onto the series. 

Currently situated in Tuscany, Italy. 
Ketch has been catching the attention of many during the last year or so. With his prolific studio output being nothing but inspirational to say the least. His infectious style has gained support from many artists alike and It’s more then likely to hear at least one of his tracks in their recent sets or podcasts. 

Me being a lover of the minimalist approach to grooves and rhythms I can say his tracks really make you move. Continuously improving his craft and image whilst managing two successful labels says a lot about this artists drive and passion towards his journey. 

On tonight’s episode we explore Ketch’s story growing up and how he became the artist he is today. Plus a little insight into his current studio set up and how his recent SYXT label night went down at Suicide Circus, Berlin last weekend. 

In the last hour we step into the guest mix from KETCH which I am sure will please us all.

XONO Invites - KETCH

FrenzyPodcast.105 | December Series

The end of a turbulent 2021 is closing in. To close off the year, we’re back with the second December Series. This year’s December Series is about talent from home soil. It will be a mix of new faces and artists who’ve developed themselves since their previous FrenzyPodcast.

The artist who will kick off the December Series is Delano Legito. The man behind Eindhoven’s De Missie became a regular face in the (Dutch) scene over the year, with both his mixes and productions. Delano aims to find the sweet spot of the darker spheres and groove in the sets he plays.

For FrenzyPodcast #105, Delano created a one-and-half journey in which he wants to tell a story. “I believe sets have their ups and downs. Sets can be split up in different phases, which makes it exciting as clubber to listen throughout the whole set. If you have a down moment, you can work towards a peak that remains in your memory for a long tome. That is I want to create with this mix.” We don’t want to talk any longer and let you enjoy the mix, created by Delano Legito!

Artwork: Studio Être Noir | https://www.instagram.com/studio.etre.noir/

FrenzyPodcast #105 - Delano Legito

LPS #015 - Decoder

Album Name: Ngoma
Track: Player 12
Artist(s): Louis the 4th, Larsson
Label: Beluga Tracks
Catalog: BTEP0010
Format: Digital
Genre: Techno
Style: Techno
Release date: 11/09/2025
Artwork: Casilda Pérez
Master: José Garrido (Not A Headliner)

Support the artist:
SC: soundcloud.com/louisthe4th
IG: instagram.com/louisthe4thcontact

SC: soundcloud.com/larssonatonal
IG: instagram.com/larsson.zx/

Support the label:
Bandcamp: belugatracks.bandcamp.com
SC: soundcloud.com/belugatracks
IG: instagram.com/belugatracks

Buy Link: belugatracks.bandcamp.com/album/ngoma

Premiere: Larsson - Player 12 (Louis the 4th Remix) [Beluga Tracks]

Revelation of the Method — reimagined for the warehouse floor.
This hard techno cut drives with long drum rolls, pounding distorted kicks, raw congas, and dark sirens. Haunting spoken vocals echo in the void: “Revelation of the method, nothing hidden, everything shown.”

Built for peak-time chaos and late-night rituals, this track blends industrial weight with tribal intensity — an underground anthem for those who see beyond the mask.

REVELATION OF THE METHOD - HARD TECHNO MIX

still working stuff out with this genre, but i made my own sounds in this one :D
i hope you like it <3

digicore x frenchcore

Collective and event series based in Groningen.

| Pushing the forever rolling sound |

Please send all inquiries to spokengroningen@gmail.com

SPOKEN025 - Diego Amura

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