Discability

Discability explores different sounds that make Phlossie's 'brain itch'. The concept of a brain itch is widely used within the neurodivergent community as something that causes immense happiness, pleasure and excitement through the brain and body that basically makes you feel good! 

'This is what this mix represents for me as an autistic person, all the deep synth, bass and 'gloopy' sounds really click in my head and allows me to get absolutely absorbed in the hour of creating and listening to this show'

Tracks from the likes of Josh Baker, Glen S and Maslow Unknown.

Discability w/ Phlossie - 21st August 2024

A plethora of wiggly, busy, acid house and progressive sounds to bring to life what it’s like to be in Phlossie’s brain.

Tracks from the likes of Kate Stein, Hayley Zalassi and B from E.

Discability w/ Phlossie - 26th September 2024

Princess Elf Bar takes over the Discability show this month.

'The mix is a journey through some ambient, ambient trance n ethereal tracks that I'm loving right now. I love playing clubby sets but it feels good to slow it down n reverb it out every so often. This kinda music is the only thing that gets my adhd racing thoughts to chill out 4 a bit, it’s therapeutic to me 🤍'

Discability w/ Princess Elf Bar - 18th December 2024

Maracuya provides us with this month's Discability show.  Maracuya has written a few words below to accompany the mix.

'This mix is both a sonic demonstration of my AuDHD, and an insight into how I cope with EDS, chronic pain and burnout.

When I was first diagnosed with EDS, I was overworking myself with intense workouts because I thought that's what was good for my body. I've since learnt that those kinds of workouts can exacerbate my joint pain, so I replaced them with a daily dancing and somatics session instead, inspired by the teachings of @mimhq.co.uk . This mix is full of percussion-heavy music, because that's what I always dance to during those sessions. It helps me get into a good rhythm and shake out the stress.

Many times I've been described as "unexpected" - my music taste doesn't quite match up with my looks, and I seem shy initially, but when speaking about certain interests, I have no issues. This is just due to my "spiky profile" and the intersection of my autism and ADHD - it's not necessarily a bad thing. Similarly, this mix seems quite normal to begin with, but quickly builds up, and you quite never know what's coming round the corner.

How does your disability/neurodivergence help you when DJing or creating, and what do you like about it?:
My autism and ADHD help me think outside the box. I never follow trends, in life and within electronic music - I'll never start playing a new genre just because it's popular. I also take risks with my mixes. Sometimes there will be a clang here and there, but for me it's worth the experimentation, because it'll often sound amazing.'

Discability w/ babymelo

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