Techhouse Mix November `19

Matthew Belcher (born December 17, 1993), Known professionally as DJ Matt Black, is an English-born songwriter, record producer, and DJ. As a versatile DJ, producer, and remixer, he specializes in House, Acid House, Tech House, and Techno. With a diverse range of styles, Matt Black has captivated audiences worldwide may it be over the radio on such stations as Kiss FM and BBC Radio or in some of the world's biggest clubs,  his productions have blessed many ears over the years! But it doesn't stop there he has also been signed to such iconic labels as Trax Records, from Chicago and Cleveland City Records from the United Kingdom, and new up-and-coming labels like Baikonur Recordings, WyldCard, and many more, he has worked with and alongside industry pioneers that have founded musical genres to being supported by leading names and outlets, Matt Black is a hidden gem known by diamonds!

CHINCHA is an underground DJ and curator rooted in raw techno culture and long-form, physical sound transmission. Based in Hamburg, his work focuses on reduced rhythm structures, hypnotic repetition and deep floor-oriented pressure.

His journey into electronic music began in the late 1990s through vinyl culture on Hamburg’s Reeperbahn, where early influences from hip-hop, techno and club architecture shaped his approach to DJing. Today, his sets are built around vinyl and CD, mixed with precision, restraint and a clear sense for spatial energy.

Rather than fast narratives or peak-time formulas, CHINCHA constructs extended sound environments — techno as process, not performance. His selections move between trance-inflected techno, broken rhythms and stripped-down house elements, always guided by the dynamics of the room.

As founder and core contributor to DroneLab and the TAPE_Ø series, he operates at the intersection of DJ culture, underground documentation and sonic research. The focus lies on one-take recordings, unedited transmissions and archive-driven releases — no artist credits, no official formats, no promotional intent.

CHINCHA plays for the floor, not the algorithm.
Archive over product.
Signal over spectacle.

→ if you know, you know.

Techhouse Mix November `19

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