Thank you Tiga & Jerd! You two work well together with your banter! I am cracking up on this end ... priceless stuff 😂🤣😂🤣😂🤣

Loving this heavely combination! Dreamteam 😂😍🙏 

Interviews

Pirate radio, Planet E and preconceptions with one of Leeds' finest.

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RA.EX024 Paul Woolford

Warm-Up @ Ostgut-Ton-Klubnacht, August 2014

Dan Snaith reflects on his winding journey through music.

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EX.218 Caribou

@salty_dj

Salty DJ is one of Berlin's notable artists in the electronic music scene, known for his vinyl-only sets that which ranges the early era of techno, house, trance, and overall progressive music. His performances are dynamic and captivating, guiding audiences through an immersive musical journey while harnessing the energy of the dancefloor. With a deep passion for dance music and a distinctive sound that combines technical precision with creativity, Salty DJ has firmly established himself in the global music scene.

Salty DJ @ coppi 22.08.2024

Fourth episode of Tools & Weapons by https://soundcloud.com/separatdj .
This mix is a 2 hours extract of his Tresor Berlin debut on 7th of February.

TAW004 - Separat

Rubi digs into her collection of euphoric breaks, UK hardcore and jungle - all of her favourites in one place <3

https://www.instagram.com/dr.rubinstein666
https://www.soundcloud.com/dr-rubinstein



Dr. Rubinstein @ The Lot Radio 05-30-2025

SoundCloud loves: Lunchbox Candy 

https://soundcloud.com/stories/post/queer-dj-collectives-berlin

Lunchbox Candy is all about community, diversity, radical self expression and curating an experience, an energy that connects and moves people. 

Over the years we’ve been expanding and experimenting with different sounds without getting stuck in a box - this is a little taste of what you would expect to hear at one of our parties. 

It features a wide variety of textures and sounds, steering away from specific genres, highlighting Queer, FLINTA, BIPOC and LGBTQIA+ artists, producers, collectives and record labels - Chloe Thevenin’s Lumiere Noir, Jennifer Cardini’s Correspondent, Major Records, MARICAS, Josh Caffe, Dornika, DJ Babatr, CCL, D Tiffany, Roza Terenzi, Kim Swim, Steffi x Virginia and more.

It gives a nod to our past - specifically to ballroom culture with Alexander Skancke’s ‘You Get A Two’ and The Paradise Garage with a remake of Yazoo’s ‘Situation’ - 90s inspired New York house, sex dripping 808s with Josh Caffe and LSDXOXO, and then going down a more experimental booty shaking route with bass, breakbeat, dembow and even drum n’ bass.  

For many years queer parties focused on specific sounds and genres and rarely veered off into uncharted territories. It’s so refreshing to now witness so many different collectives embracing such diversity of genres from across the globe and from all eras, adding their own take and delivering something new, unique and exciting.

SoundCloud Loves: Lunchbox Candy ft Elninodiablo

Swiss DJ/Producer Audrey Danza debuts for the Bassiani Podcast series with an hour and a half of her own music, composed mostly of her unreleased tracks as well as a few exciting collaborations. From tripped-out techno, to house and trance bent rhythms, this mix shows that Audrey’s course has been nothing short of impressive, from Geneva and now Berlin. Since her intro to the local scene back in 2019, she’s racked up a residency at multidisciplinary event space Motel Campo, played clubs from Panorama Bar to Circoloco to Robert Johnson and Fabric, and, as a means of rereleasing lost 80-90s records at first (and now her own productions as well), kicked off her label Proxima in 2020. She’s also been active in the world of Berlin nightlife, where she relocated since 2022, with frequent collabs with the Sound Metaphors family, from party series to collaborations around her label. On top of a busy schedule and a growing pile of remixes and from the ground up productions, Audrey stays the course. Her sound is a fusion of industrial beats and percussions, acid, 90s synths house, self-aware and constantly cross-referencing to sculpt a fleshed out world of sound that’s psychedelic and deeply immersive. Bassiani Podcast 268 is a signature mix of warped transmissions and assembly line beats, a gradual burn and sharp ascent to peak-time techno compiled by a leading light of the Swiss electronic music scene.  Nothing but Audrey: a full set of her own sounds, start to finish.

@audreydanza

Bassiani invites Audrey Danza / Podcast #268

Nuremberg’s Agy3na is up next in the Podcast roster with a call to explore his singular and nostalgic beats. The German selector got his break on his city’s dancefloors, and added experience as curator and organiser for a number of parties as part of a local promoter collective. Alongside his nighttime ventures, the fledgling talent has also been hard at work pursuing parallel studies in psychology and cognitive science, adding another layer to a varied set of inputs that has made his contributions to music all the more distinctive. There’s another layer too, his experience of blackness in Germany has brought him in contact with the world of Afrofuturism and the promise it brings, soundtracked now by a developing voice that packs a punch with its playful take on electro, house and 90s club culture. It’s music for the future, an aesthetic that plays with melody, percussion and fine-tuned technique to offer up a fresh take on old genres. In his new stomping ground of Leipzig, Dennis Höpfel blends music with research work and is sure to give the city something new and much needed. From set to set his thrashing rhythms have shown a sensitivity and awareness that’s deeply personal, a way of connecting with the world around him and giving something back. Bassiani Podcast 269 is one you don’t want to miss, an hour long studio mix loaded with rubbery basslines straight from the astral plane, Agy3na’s blazing a trail ahead and no-one’s going to stop him.

@agy3na

Bassiani invites AGY3NA / Podcast #269

French DJ based in Berlin, co-founder and resident of the Parisian queer collective Spectrum Waves.

https://www.instagram.com/leaocchi
https://soundcloud.com/lea-occhi



Lea Occhi @ The Lot Radio 07-25-2025

Part 1 of a magical night DJing b2b with my good friend Terry Donovan. ❤️

Terry has been a resident at Birmingham's House of God nights since the beginning alongside me, Neil 'Sir Real' Spragg and Paul 'Damage' Bailey.

Unfortunately there's no tracklist for this set, it was lost in the mists of time. I'm sure you'll be able to figure it out, or maybe enjoy you can the mystery....

Surgeon b2b Terry Donovan at Globus, Berlin 2024-06-15 part 1

NYC bred + Berlin-based Rachel Noon is a DJ who embodies pure resilience and unwavering commitment to community. Defined by a captivating singular vision and a technically-deft skill set, she has made her mark as being intentional, unpredictable, and ever-evolving. Rachel Noon seems to effortlessly shape dancefloors and communities with precision and care and is an uncompromising presence both behind the decks and on the dancefloor. A true dancefloor devotee, Noon has been hailed "equal parts DJ and rave spirit."

Track Highlight:
I love all the tracks on this mix, but I’m choosing “Relax A Little” by Code Talkers (Chris Fortier 40oz Remix) because she was a little bitch to mix—but very, very worth it. There are these unexpected spooky chime stabs with gorgeous delay that completely change the tone of the track. Plus, there’s a mischievous vocal element—I imagine the character behind it as the sonic equivalent of Aubrey Plaza giving side-eye.

Rachel Noon ...IsBurning #177

The BBC broadcaster explains how she reached the top of her profession.

EX.287 Annie Mac

Talking A&R with the head of Aus Music. 

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@willsaul

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EX.323 Will Saul

This month's show also asks: What makes a great club? 

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EX.325 The Hour: DVS1's Wall Of Sound, Daniel Avery's DJ-Kicks

Listen via Apple Podcasts / Spotify: bit.ly/GerdJansonLPOE

Tiga will fully exploit his status as friend and confidante to some of the world’s top DJs to ask what is almost certainly The Ultimate DJ Question: “It’s your last set ever: what do you play?”

As guests (Carl Cox, Annie Mac, Pete Tong and more) share their ultimate opening tracks, peak-time bombs and tear-jerking closers, they will - whether they realize it or not - share something essential about themselves and their craft. Each episode will reflect the arc and flow of the magical DJ fantasy night itself, with musical interludes mixing seamlessly with vital AF examinations of mortality, creativity, and the very nature of vibe itself. This will be without question the most danceable interview podcast ever downloaded.

Last Party On Earth 02 - Gerd Janson

TIGA

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