Stealth-Mode Activated

The Neon Foot-Soldier

Neon Mine-Fields

Armoured Artillery Unit

The Co-Illision Of The Neon-Fortress

Construction Of A Fortress

Get ready to immerse yourself in rhythmic beats, vocals, dance and pure bliss.

Infinity Groove In The Cyberspace Mix

A wander through a misty forest, slowly moving toward light and contemplation. Recorded on a chilly Sunday morning, this is a meditative hike, surrounded by deep percussion and drifting textures. An immersive tribal ambient techno journey for the late autumn season.

Unfolding Grove mix

Radio Jiro is the two hour show of artist Jiro Bevis, every 4 weeks, Monday 2-4pm. The show features a wide variety of sounds from across the globe with previous specials covering themes such as Meditation, Italian, UK punk, Japanese Techno-Pop, Library and French. 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/radio-jiro/episodes/radio-jiro-7th-november-2025

Radio Jiro 071125

10 tracks normally way outside my wheelhouse featuring what I call ethereal techno from my "dissipating into the universe" playlist - you get the idea. Just relax and float away into nothingness. 

Charlotte de Witte - PPC
Decoder - 447
Sigha - The Politics of Dying (James Ruskin Remix)
Laima Adelaide - Magma
Polygonia - Shadow Cave
Oreste - Minas Mare (Polygonia Remix)
Decoder - Standing
Patagonia - Ewok
Svarog - Ancient Ritual
Alexskyspirit - En Route

Techno minimixes 06 | dissipating into the universe

I dream in Ambient Techno. Presence of mind is key.

Hypnotic, tribal, and slow techno journeys 🌌🎧
Italian DJ & music selector (based in Marche region), creating immersive ambient techno and halftime sets.
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Open to collaborations & guest mixes.

Denver based DJ and amateur producer. I like industrial techno that gives you nightmares and groovy, mesmerizing trance.

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