pi pi pi with deep creep @ The Lot Radio 04-22-2024

Words by Ceci (@ccl-url): 

"Special thanks to Steevio & Suzybee & all the volunteers, workers & dancers 💙

This is my recording from Friday night Room 2, 12:30-2am, my first time being at the mythical Free Rotation. Playing one of the first sets & seeing the room, decor and the big bad subs of Room 2, years of fantastical lore and reality melded, I wanted to keep it sexy, wonky, trippy— imagining a psychic electric swamp and how one would levitate thru it... to the sky. No bpm trickery this time. Out to the heavenly bodies of the universe! ;)

Mastered by Wordcolour"


i <3

ani/live Fifty Six: CCL @ Freerotation

For her 2024 set at MUTEK Montréal, Brooklyn-based DJ Ayesha performed a one-hour mix of original music made during a period of healing and exploration whilst recovering from a brain injury.

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Live from MUTEK Montréal: Ayesha

a prestigious selection of underground sounds played by Ambien Baby
this is part 1
stay tuned for part 2 :p

∞ tales from the plush grotto™ 3

pi/live: como se dj @ Nonstop Nowadays 11-09-2024

Our next mix is brought to us by London-based DJ and producer softi / @jazz_brown.  With an impressive catalogue of mixes from the likes of Crack Magazine, Animalia and Origins, and gigs such as Draaimolen and Freerotation, softi has found a place among the UK scene and beyond through her hypnotic, rhythmic sound.

This mix is a slow, super deep and sexy journey through progressive and trancey techno - thank you softi for this beautiful mix <3

Rotations 46: softi

Truancy Sessions S02 E06: Dj wiggles (@djwiggles)

Artwork by Lolo (@lolo-lolo-lolo-96)

Interview:  https://truantsblog.com/2025/truancy-sessions/truancy-sessions-s02-e06-dj-wiggles

Access the download and tracklist (Confirmed will add soon) on our Patreon (patreon.com/truants). However if you need anything leave us a nice comment here with @djwiggles tagged and either of us will get back to you with an ID! Your support helps cover all our costs allows Truants to continue running as a non-profit and ad-free platform.



For our second Truancy Sessions of 2025 we're excited to bring on Dj Wiggles, an artist who in the ever-evolving landscape of electronic music has managed to cultivate for herself a multifaceted breakthrough career that seamlessly blends DJing, event curation, her own label and a wonderful mix series to boot. Initially immersing herself in dance music whilst at university in Brighton, inspiration from a community of like-minded individuals and local events paved the way, before a move to London marked a significant evolution in her artistic development. Living near the now closed down Pickle Factory, the eclectic late-night sets of artists like Margaret Dygas, Jane Fitz, and Call Super, combined with the music of peers such as re:ni and Batu, helped shaped her distinctive approach to DJing and curation. Kicking off kinetic in 2019, the platform initially started out as a radio show on 1020 before branching out into a mix series on Soundcloud a little later. Since then, kinetic has flourished, hosting events across South London and establishing a regular home at the much beloved Ormside Projects.. With a tingling take on contemporary bass music and delicately left-field sub heavy sounds, previous guests have included Dub Athlete, upsammy, Jurango and Nono Gigsta to name just a few. More recently she inaugurated kinetic as a label with the release of 5RVZ's Trench EP, marking yet another milestone in pushing the platform forward. For this Truancy Sessions mix, Dj wiggles has crafted a deeply-considered trip that embraces emotional subtleties and textural transitions. Reading between the lines with tracks needing to find their placing in the electronic landscape, she's able to weave together tracks that resist easy categorisation, highlighting the beauty  of those in-between moments with a layer of unpredictability.

https://truantsblog.com/

Truancy Sessions S02 E06: Dj wiggles

Milan-based Piezo (@piezopz) sits at the heart of the current club sounds. He has long had an obsession with sound system music and that defines what he does today: mutant and beguiling club tracks with meticulous sound design and thrilling energy, heavy low ends and a real dose of UK influence from d&b to garage, grime and techno. He kicked off the year by dropping his genre-busting Ecstatic Nostalgia EP on our Dekmantel-UFO sub-label and now returns with a podcast that is just as fresh.

It's a futuristic mix of bleeping machines and lurching rhythms with bright synth designs and deep space ambience. Over the course of 90 minutes, the pace picks up and you're whisked along a variety of rhythms from broken to dubby, head spinning to minimal. It feels utterly spontaneous but is also a fully coherent mix from this restless innovator. 

Dekmantel Mix 483 - Piezo

🔥 FORC3 x NEONE The Wonderer – Arsonist EP🔥

Stepping into new territory with this one... Arsonist sees FORC3 team up with NEONE The Wonderer for a track full of depth, emotion, and raw firepower. NEONE’s vocals add a haunting edge, blending perfectly with FORC3’s dark, gritty production — this one hits different.

Backing that up is Mostro — sinister energy, minimal pressure, and signature FORC3 darkness from start to finish.

Closing things out, Kanwa brings tension, weight and eerie atmosphere — the kind of tune that sits with you long after it’s done.

Trust us… FORC3 is a force to be reckoned with 💀🔥

Buy/stream: https://cygnusmusic.link/yjakjxb

FORC3 - Mostro

Faking

Somewhere in the static between circuits and soil, a quiet signal pulses beneath the surface. It doesn’t demand attention—it simply exists, humming with the rhythm of something older than code and deeper than wires.

Lines flow like roots across the black substrate, forming a pattern that feels both mechanical and organic. A system breathing beneath silence. Geometry meets nature, and the divide blurs.

Nothing is locked. Everything is traceable, editable, alive.

Those who find it don’t follow instructions. They interpret them—each in their own way. And in that quiet collaboration, something new begins to grow.