Introducing Type One Community - where everyone parties to make life with diabetes better 

Founded by Sophia Violet (Girls Don’t Sync) alongside Voices’ nighttime residents Kyle Parsley (Shut The Front Door/Brixton Jamm) and JayU (Shut The Front Door), T1C invites everyone to celebrate life with diabetes.

Featuring interviews of the Type One Community team and their loved ones by Frank McWeeny (BBC) alongside mixes from Sophia Violet (Girls Don’t Sync) and Voices’ Nighttime residents JayU & Kyle Parsley, this show tells you everything you need to know about the new collective”

Type One Community Radio Show 16.11.2023

Type One Community hosts a special show ahead of their takeover at Queens Yard Summer Party 🪩

Hosted by Kyle Parsley, they invite fellow type 1 diabetic & DJ Timor who is playing as part of the QYSP takeover. Listen in as they discuss diabetes on the dance floor alongside a whopping guest mix 🔥 

Discover more about Type One Community and our work via the Linktree below 👇

Type One Community: linktr.ee/typeonecommunity
Queens Yard Summer Party: ra.co/events/1699435?p=Type%20One%20Community

Voices 03: Kyle Parsley & Timor (Queens Yard Summer Party Special) - 18.04.24

Recording of Retromigration's set at Dekmantel Ten

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Retromigration at Dekmantel Ten

‘Beneath the Surface’ sees not even noticed return to Craigie Knowes following their impressive debut in 2023. Carsten & Lucas return with an EP of refined club jams packed with thoughtfully tailored drive, energy and progression - and don’t forget their trusty 303 that featuring throughout. Top quality club productions.

Releases 10 February 2025.

Written & Produced by Carsten Fluck & Lucas Lejeune
Design by Glen Cutwerk
Mastered by Marco @ Analogcut, Berlin
Distributed by One Eye Witness
Released by Craigie Knowes

Buy @ Bandcamp

CKNOWEP65 | not even noticed - Beneath the Surface (EP)

South London's @angeldlite is a musical thrill-seeker. Her colourful take on rave is all about big moments, big energy, and big love. The newly installed High Hoops resident effortlessly straddles genres. From piano house to emotive trance, always delivering uplifting moods and euphoric drops that turn her dance floors into spaces of pure joy.

This June, she’ll be closing down the Poppy area at Lentekabinet. Ahead of that, she serves up one of her signature sessions for our series: a jam-packed ride through every corner of rave culture. Expect strobe-lit synths, rapturous vocals, thumping bass, and playful twists. It’s the perfect soundtrack for the road to Het Twiske—and a summer full of fun.

Dekmantel Mix 489 - Angel D'lite

@fadimohem is right at the heart of contemporary techno. He brings his own twist on the classic sound - deep, rhythmic and atmospheric. He's a Berghain resident whose first contact with the genre came at the hallowed club, and since then, he has blazed his own trail on the most influential labels in the scene, including his own Mohem imprint. This year, he plays twice at Dekmantel Festival, once as part of WSNWG Live and once on the Radar stage.

Ahead of that, he has put together an exclusive one-hour live set comprised only of unreleased music. It's a masterclass in control that embodies just what you get from Fadi in the club: deep techno planted firmly on the floor but always going somewhere. As dubbed out low ends, glitchy textures and more tripped out melodies come and go, the tension ramps up while both body and mind stay locked.

Dekmantel Mix 491 - Fadi Mohem

Live in the studio we have @typeonecommunity where everyone parties to make life with diabetes better. With special guest and t1 bestie malu of @malucachumusic down from Liverpool 🍗🔥💫

Type One Community - 08:08:2025 - [Voices Radio]

where everyone parties to make life with diabetes better 💜

Founded by by three type 1 diabetics who are immersed in nightlife & the music industry - Kyle Parsley (club programmer, promoter, DJ), JayU (DJ) & Sophia Violet (Girls Don’t Sync & DJ) - we have formed a collective to celebrate diabetics and their mates.

Life with a chronic condition is hard... so we might as well have some fun