The Attitude Era

Copeland Rumors (Unmastered)

Joining us for episode 23 of our mix series is London based activist, digger and selector, dj pana  (@djpanaaa). Over the years dj pana has been active both behind the scenes and on the floor of London’s rave scene with residencies at Keakie and AAJA and involvement with the Minimal Force and Unit B1 parties. 

In this mix, he takes us on a journey through the moody and otherworldly corners of trance and techno, with its progressive sound and style culminating in dark and dystopian euphoria.

blaucast22 x dj pana

Seventeenth instalment of the monthly show Плазма w/ TSUNIMAN on www.netilradio.com (Broadcast on 04.06.23).

@tsunimannusic invites @ssachana and @machachii for two hours of aural bliss.

1st hour - 
PhD student by day and legend trance DJ by night, Machachi is a London-born DJ/producer and FLOW Soundsystem resident, currently based in Oxford. Machachi effortlessly blends records together, curating tasteful selections that elevate his mixes. Inspired by free parties, his sound is focused on introspective and hypnotic trance.

2nd hour -
Sachana is a French-born Sephardi Jewish DJ and intellectual. Known for her captivating sets and residencies on AAJA and Komrad, she curates a unique blend of psychedelic genres and trance, with hints of hardcore, dub, oud sounds and groovy beats transporting listeners to realms of sonic exploration. As a postcolonial thinker, she wants to mess around with her heritage and try to redefine the Sephardi Jewish woman she is with her mixes.


Catch PLASMA every 1st Sunday of the month, 10 pm - 12 am.

Плазма w/ Sachana & Machachi - Netil Radio - 4th June 2023

Eighteenth instalment of the monthly show Плазма w/ TSUNIMAN on www.netilradio.com (Broadcast live on 02.07.23).

This time @tsunimanmusic invites one of their recent favourite selectors Mademoisel (@mademoisel ) going b2b for the whole show.

Mademoisel is a London-based selector who plays a mix of trance, psy, goa, techno and prog house 🔮. With appearances on Foundation Fm and Operator radio, as well as a resident on AAJA radio and Komrad, Selina puts together mixes with an underpinning driving force to keep you moving. She is drawn to music that makes you feel something and keeps you dancing for hours. Expect clubby tracks overplayed by euphoric trance-inducing textures.

Catch PLASMA every 1st Sunday of the month, 10 pm - 12 am.

Плазма w/ TSUNIMAN b2b Mademoisel - Netil Radio - 2nd July 2023

Party grade Italo

Having crossed the Atlantic on a sailboat and toured all over North America by bus and train, Nono Gigsta attempts to translate the adventure through music. 

https://www.instagram.com/gigstab
https://www.soundcloud.com/gigstab



Nono Gigsta @ The Lot Radio 06-27-2025

Hailing from East Kingston, Jamaica, Gavsborg is the founder of Equiknoxx/Equiknoxx Music. He’s been producing for over ten years, with his first success being the Billboard charting single, “Step Out” by Busy Signal.

Gavsborg’s left-field approach to production has afforded him the opportunity to work with a wide variety of artists and labels from different corners of music such as: Sam Morton, Addis Pablo, DDS, Busy Signal and more.

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Woodblocks Festival w/ Gavsborg @ Kiosk Radio 05.09.2025

club mix (for the girls)

Living Room n°90 ~ @ghosttropics

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q. pls introduce yourself:

a. Hi! I’m Ryan aka ghosttropics and I think most people on here know me as “that person who is in the comment boxes of all the ambient releases on bandcamp”. Mostly I’m just a huge music nerd/listener/dancer, but I try to write about the music that care about as much as I can as a way to engage with the community a bit more and to give back to the artists who bless me with the music that brings so much to my life. Which is how you guys found me! This is only the second mix I ever made and I’ve since worked on a couple more, and it’s becoming this very fulfilling new thing in my life that I look forward to exploring a bit more.

q. is there a story behind the mix?

a. First of all I just wanted to thank you guys for having me here and giving me this opporunity to work on this mix, which ended up being very meaningful and downright therapeutic for me to make. It is dedicated to my late best friend Blakely, and also to anyone who lives with that soul deep and unnameable feeling of missing someone, but also feeling them with you all the time. At the very centre of the mix (both figuratively and at the literal halfway point) is a track of Blakes that I hadn’t been able to bring myself to listen to for years. I always thought it was one of the most beautiful things I ever heard and just the purest audio distillation of everything I loved about my friend, and as soon as the mix started to come together I knew it was the right time to bring it back into my life. Everything from there just seemed to come together on is own as if guided by a gentle hand.

The feeling I tried to capture in this mix is not simply sadness because grief is SO much more than that. It’s about how that sadness can also be so deeply intertwined with a feeling of indescribable gratitude and joy in having known a person, and it’s about all the beautiful and unexpected ways we can keep them with us throughout our lives. To me, this mix is exactly that. A way to share the story of my friend with the world and feel closer to him, and I hope that listening to this can give others the space to remember and relate to their own experiences in a way that feels meaningful as well.

q. what’s the best way to enjoy your mix?

a. As is my answer to most things: lying down, eyes closed, cuddling a cute dog. But really, wherever works best for you! 

q. describe a favourite object in your living room...

a. I found the most beautiful/perfect antique rocking chair with a rocking footrest on the sidewalk a couple months ago and I swear I could not even conceptualize a better reading chair. I refused to buy one for years because I wanted it to be perfect (I read nearly as much as I listen to music) and part of me feels like I willed this thing into reality. 

q. are you working on any projects right now (music or not music)?

a. I’m thinking about maybe starting some sort of newsletter as my friends keep telling me to do, but for now I’m just gonna keep writing my little bandcamp reviews and making more mixes, cause that’s what’s feeling good right now. And despite my past promise to myself to never become a DJ (half joking) maybe buy a controller and start figuring out how to do some of this stuff live at some point!

Living Room n°90 ~ ghosttropics

Melt w/ Joe PG: 10th November '25

For OUEMS Mix #019, we have Oxford-based Wotunaz and Sines of Change as part of their newly-formed collective Port of Call, providing us with a lush 60-minute mix that glides through syncopated, atmospheric percussion and immersive reverb-soaked ambience. 

The mix reflects the duo’s move to deep psychedelic dance music - shifting away from their previous focus on high-energy 90s UK dance and Global South genres, and the banality of the many mainstream contemporary electronic spaces. Sines of Change, founder of the Oxford club night ‘Gro-FM’, infuses into the mix his passion for soundsystem music and leftfield electronica, while Wotunaz aims to emulate the campfire drum-circle sound of underground, journey-focused European hubs like Scandinavia and Spain. The result is a firmly club-ready piece which maintains an intricacy and textural hypnoticism equally suitable for thoroughly enjoyable headphone listening too. 

We are eased into the set with the seamlessly interwoven soft synth flourishes of Etch’s ‘Liz’s Track’ and Synkro’s ‘King’s Chamber’. The off-beat drum textures of DJ Ojo slice through the ambience, before Olorun’s ‘Unexpected Pearls’ steadies the beat and guides us softly but surely into club territory. Picking up the tempo with Beatrice Dillon and Call Super’s seminal Hessle Audio release ‘Fluo’, the set settles into an ambient techno groove, peppered with dub-inspired, heavily processed vocal interjections and asymmetric percussion hits.

As we hit half-way, the soaring, delay-riddled arpeggios of Cameo Blush introduce a new movement, defined by more melody, intense percussion, and timbral variety. Tension builds big-time with the rolling snares and fizzing synth design of ‘Cave Walk’ by Soreab, before a 303 acid bassline from contemporary electro legend James Shinra creeps in, subtly hammering away, a nod to the duo’s 90s-inspired dance music background. In the set’s last quarter, the dub influence persists while the ambience returns to the fore, skipping through the minimalist, haunting tones of Sub Basics’ ‘Basement’ before the fluttering melodies of Yushh guide us out. Port of Call bend and warp its pitch, ending the set on that haunting, ambient note so central to the duo’s refined sound. 

The pair, among others, are launching a new project out of Oxford/London focusing on this more long-form, subtle and hypnotic dance music. Tired of increasingly commercial EDM, their aim is to build a passionate and like-minded dance floor, and their OUEMS mix is a perfect showcase. Producers and DJs - message to get involved!

Tracklist:
Etch - Liz's Track
Synkro - Kings Chamber
DJ Ojo - Precise Device
Olorun - Unexpected Pearls (Simone Bauer Rework)
Simone Bauer - Yma [CRSCNT02]
Kato De Vidts ft. J. Noon - Ground Symptoms (Original Mix)
Beatrice Dillon - Fluo
Dark Sky - Hequon
Djrum - The Darkest Hour Is Just Before Dawn (Undercoat Part 2)
Cameo Blush - in cadence (a1)
Soreab - Cave
James Shinra - Gyorgy
Fefe - Trudd
Mala - Kotos (feat. Asociacion Juvenil Puno)
Beatrice M. - Poison
Nomine - Nomine's Robot
Shackleton - Fireworks
Oceanic - Sulphur Stream
Sub Basics - Basement
Tom Place - Deep Cutzzz
Yush- <3URNRG

OUEMS mix #019 - Port of Call

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OUEMS mix #019 - Port of Call

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