Where the hell were those bells coming from?

I could listen to the first 20 minutes of the mix in loop forever

Dublin-based DJ EMA is one of the minds behind Woozy, a club night in the capital dedicated to celebrating low-end frequencies and pushing contemporary soundsystem culture.

Earlier this year, alongside co-founder and fellow Dubliner Sputnik One, she launched the night's label arm with a V/A compilation that highlighted several underground artists manoeuvering in sub-heavy realms — the likes of Jurango, Kamus, Kellen303 and more.

Her regular slot on Dublin Digital Radio is yet another space to spread her love of all things bass, but every now and then you might hear a cheeky dose of trance of UKG. She sticks to her guns for this week's Wednesday Alternative mix, though she takes the levels up a notch launching us into 150+ bpm territory... hold on to your hats!

EMA: The 'Wednesday Alternative' Mix

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