Kim has been touring discotheques as a clubber since before most of us ever heard a techno beat. She was a regular dancer at Cherry Moon, Fuse, P3P, Food, and Silo to name a few classic Belgian clubs and party concepts. She smoothly and slowly observed how things flow in clubbing land, and after all those years she got behind the decks (decks that her husband G. gave her as a present!) and became an excellent, very precise deejay with a selection full of deep, floaty techno grooves and sometimes organic ambient excursions. Her 10 hour-long “More is More” mix she recorded as a live stream (accompanied with visuals by G.) during the pandemic is already a (local?) classic mix that has often been put on at afters-without-turntables. So while this mix is definitely shorter, it’s even better in its own way! Kim has also been helped us with the Basic Moves online communication and now sends out the newsletter, we secretly call her kim.com. 

Welcome to Kim Kenis' musical world full of rich attitude and sharp flavors.

https://soundcloud.com/kimkenis

The Basic Moves Of ... KIM KENIS

The Bunker Podcast 225 comes from @scotia-xo. Currently based in Albany, she is known as one of the Capital Region and Hudson Valley's very best and most hardworking DJs, playing almost 100 gigs last year. She appeared in the Going In room at The Bunker Hudson Valley's collaborative event with T4T back in September, and is one of the resident DJs at Community Rave Network, who do a monthly party at Avalon Lounge in Catskill.

1. Na Nich x Vera Logdanidi - Journey
2. Bliss Street Queens - Find Me
3. Consequence - Touch
4. Elisa Elisa - Bassline In My Mind
5. Love Letters - I Call Upon The Body (Mike Servito Pump Mix)
6. LA-4A - Tactic
7. Justin Cudmore - Reasons (Twisted Luv Mix)
8. Mike Dunn, MD III - Set Me Free
9. Jerome Hill - Don't Be Afraid
10. Om Unit - Deadnettle
11. Blotter Trax - Programmed Memories
12. RAIM - Acid Synthesis (Oldschool Mix)
13. Acid Al - Jack N Spell
14. Larry Heard presents Mr. White - The Sun Can't Compare
15. DJ Deeon / DJ RBR - Ghetto Bang
16. Acidulant - Reposition
17. Big Miz - Stay Awake
18. Data Theft - Data Loss
19. WTCHCRFT - ACAB ACID
20. Granary 12 - Acid Cauldron
21. AceMo - Afro Knights
22. Eleanor - Thin End of the Wedge (Black Rave Culture Freak Mix)
23. Galaxy 2 Galaxy - Journey of the Dragon
24. Einox - Meta
25. Shifted Phases - Lonely Journey of the Comet Bopp

The Bunker Podcast 225

The Bunker Podcast 225: Scotia

This episode of the RA Exchange originally ran in 2022.

Shanti Celeste is one of those artists whose personality matches her DJ style. Her fun-loving nature and breezy demeanour always light up a room, as do her vibrant sets that span sunny house music, slow-burning disco and emotive techno—just revisit her RA podcast for a reminder. Fresh off her Hessle Audio debut, the London-based artist sat down with Martha Pazienti-Caidan for an honest chat about track selection, bad gigs and her approach to production.

During DJ sets, the Peach Discs co-founder doesn’t like to focus on genres. Instead, "I think about, like, building and releasing tension and making sure that I stay in a specific energy level," she explained. "Whereas before, I think I knew the energy I wanted to bring, but I didn't know how to do that cause I was just thinking about everything in terms of genre."

Reaching this holistic stage, however, took time. It was a process of acquiring knowledge and experience but also confidence, she described, adding how she previously had "really bad imposter syndrome." Learning to recognise that certain factors might be outside an artist’s control is essential to self-realisation, she continued. Recounting her experience of playing big festival stages, she noted the importance of "learning what side of yourself to channel" rather than compromise on music.

For more details on her experience playing with fellow women DJs, her lockdown romance and recording her vocals, listen to the discussion in full.

EX.662 Shanti Celeste

A four hour cut from a recent all nighter courtesy of Ivy and Sufar.

@iv-dripp
@whysufar

Ivy b2b Sufar @ Transitions

Here is DJ Popup with an a journey starting in atmospheric dub techno and ending in headsy house music.

https://www.instagram.com/popup_nes/

DJ Popup @ Drift Radio 19-09-24

LIVE RECORDING OF THE INSTORE SESSIONS DURING THE 8 YEARS CELEBRATION OF FLIPPIN' RECORDS.

CREVETTE RECORDS - 2024 BRUSSELS

TASCAM DR-40

LEONARDD & MAITO - 8 YEAR CREVETTE INSTORE

Hôtel des Monnaies, hosted by Brussels-based DJ Francis99, is a monthly journey through electronic music, featuring House, Techno, Ambient, IDM, and hidden gems. Tune in every third Wednesday of the month at 6pm (CET) for an hour of carefully curated tracks and special guest appearances.

Hôtel des Monnaies w/ Francis99 @ Kiosk Radio 19.02.2025

Alex Milo blesses our ears with the first Chorus Broadcast of 2025. His versatile selections range from dreamy ambient soundscapes to the hard pits of darkness, leaving no stone left unturned along the way. Milo Co-curates the party series, Revamp, which has been a trusted name in the North of England for the last 7 years.

This mix focuses on harmonising lighter and darker sounds through shady broken percussion, psychedelic highs & progressive explorative soundscapes.

Chorus Broadcast 041 - Alex Milo

The original “Untitled B2” from the WORKSHOP 010 EP showcases Ron Deacon’s characteristic raw deep-house sound, shaped by analog machines and warm lo-fi textures. The Homage EP recalls the sound of earlier years, feeling imperfectly organic and developing a hypnotic, almost meditative depth. Gentle chords, restrained percussion, and a slightly wavering groove create an intimate, timeless atmosphere. The Homage EP remains minimalist yet full of feeling, driven by subtle changes that unfold slowly. The result is a piece that feels nostalgic while still sounding remarkably fresh in a contemporary context.

Die ursprüngliche „Untitled B2“ von der WORKSHOP 010-EP zeigt Ron Deacons charakteristischen, rohen Deep-House-Sound, der stark von analogen Maschinen und warmen Lo-Fi-Texturen geprägt ist. Die Homage EP erinnert  an den Sound der früheren Jahre, wirkt unperfekt-organisch und entwickelt eine hypnotische, fast meditative Tiefe. Sanfte Chords, zurückhaltende Percussion und ein leicht schwankender Groove erzeugen eine intime, zeitlose Atmosphäre.. Die Homage EP bleibt minimalistisch, aber gefühlvoll und lebt von subtilen Veränderungen, die sich langsam entfalten. So entsteht ein Stück, das sowohl nostalgisch wirkt als auch im heutigen Kontext erstaunlich frisch bleibt.
