Dang sad 😢 
Dude was dope, always fresh and unique 🙏🏻

I still can’t believe he is gone RIP  genius

Set recorded at low volume in the apartment dedicated to Dj guests at Cadavra Club (Madrid).
A solution for artists that all clubs should have.
In relaxation ,  afternoon time , I enjoyed this trip.
Technically very basic.  i was only listen some b sides and discovering alternative versions...

CADAVRA HOME 21.2.2025

Womb resident Satoshi Otsuki is something of a local legend. The list of artists who have visited Tokyo and have benefited from the sonic support of Satoshi is staggering. From Satoshi Tomiie to Vlad Caia, Maher Daniel to Junkie Inoue, there is no limit to depth of this selector’s bag. We were also lucky enough to have Satoshi welcome us when we rolled into town as part of our Asian tour, and we don’t have to labour the point that he knocked it out of the park. [continue reading at...https://trommelmusic.com/music/podcast/trommel-221-satoshi-otsuki/]

Trommel.221 - Satoshi Otsuki

Albeit Mix Series 023 - Croft.

KOOKYCAST #38 - “Tomoya Furukawa is a Japanese DJ who was born in 1997 and raised between Osaka and Kyoto.
He combines minimal intricate rhythms into a storytelling wave of groove with a colorful selection of waxes and subtle mixing.

In 2021, he made his DJ debut at the party "Monza" hosted by “AOKI takamasa” and “Kohei”. After that, he was gradually recognized for his abilities and began to emerge at various parties and festivals in Osaka and Kyoto.

He also tries to support some artists who come from overseas, in 2023, he was invited to perform the opening act when Rominimal maestro “Rhadoo” did a long set at the Circus Osaka.

In 2024, Tomoya invited the millennium generation’s Voodoo child “Topper” as a guest for his own first party "Last".

After that, he moved to Berlin for his own further experience and to pursue the possibilities of dance music.”

IG: @tomopea___

Kooky Music Podcast #38 TOMOYA FURUKAWA

Good friend of the label, we follow the path Theo since years now . He was immersed in vinyl culture at an early age with thousands of jazz, rock and classical records laying on the shelves of his home. 
Deeply fascinated by the endless quest for unknown records, he's more likely to be found on Discogs than on the dance-floor but this lifestyle has provided him with a diverse collection meticulously amassed over the past decade : from 80s weirdo house and 90s deep house to more dark and emotional stuff, always with underlying deepness.

For his last podcast, he unveils other facets of his collection, towards the shades of electro that he loves : stranger, sonic and melancholic sounds. Enjoy the travel Positive People <3

Positive Podcast #07 Theo

Nachtruf

Nachtruf (Darkwing Duck Remix)

Since the news of Jay's death this August, I was not able to bring myself to write. On one hand, I would have so much to write about such a genius, but he meant so much to me personally too, so much that I could hardly start. In addition to all that has already been said about Jay, I would like to add my message, which is very personal to me.

I was the last manager Jay had; we did a lot together, from charities in South America to helping the victims of the tsunami in Japan alongside Seth Troxler. We released an album under the concept of Music 2.0, the interview he did that brought the Resident Advisor server down due to being such a polemic subject.

This album was titled Love=evolution. I did all the copywriting, tour bookings, and management with him. It was the first time I had ever managed an artist, let alone such a global tour. Not only did Jay initiate my career in music in this field of management, but during the time I managed him I had just graduated with a major in Psychology (Sociology & Third World Politics), and he also helped initiate me in mental health linked to artist work, which I still pursue today. During the years that Jay grew up, mental health was still a taboo, so I fear he did not receive enough support in that area. I would like to use this space to raise awareness of the importance of seeking and offering help to one another.

Jay had his demons, and in the past years it was quite hard for him, battling with the two sides of this genius personality: one the devil, and the other a true angel. An incredible genius of mind and artistry, one I want the memory of to live on, so I decided to release this recording.

This recording from fabric, 20 years ago, exactly in August, is one of my favourites, as valid then as it is valid now, this thing about timeless music.  When I started managing him in 2011, I got this recording to remind him of his own power; at that point he had already been through so much. Again, the battle for Jay was constant, so I used this as a reminder of the amazing beast he is. He nicknamed me Ice Dawg, following that.

My dear hizzle, rest in peace; your memory lives on.

I will do everything in my power to collect his unreleased music together with Lara, the beautiful daughter he left behind who lives in Peru with her mother, Estefania Vilallobos.

Love=Evolution, my darling, and we love(d) you.

<3

Toi Toi Mix Series 46 - In Memory of Jay Haze (live recorded at fabric in 2005 feat. Argenis Brito)

Gilles Aiken, the Berlin DJ better known as Edward, makes shadowy club tracks with a surrealisticedge. He evolves his DJ sets with a sharp sense of groove but it's his cosmic streak that gives his music depth. Over the years this combination has made him a mainstay of the Giegling crew. Further labels he works with are Baby Fords Trelik, Pal and Fankfurt based “DieOrakel”.

Edward @ Kiosk Radio 14.09.2025

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Mantas Steles - Tied x Arbella, Chicago Mar. 2024

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Toi Toi Mix Series 46 - In Memory of Jay Haze (live recorded at fabric in 2005 feat. Argenis Brito)

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