Born in northern Spain and now based in Berlin, Leiras is a DJ and producer who has spent the past decade shaping his sound across multiple aliases and imprints. As the founder of Ownlife, he’s built a platform dedicated to techno's mental and experimental edges, while also advocating likeminded artists through both new releases and reissues via his ‘SELD’ series.

A dedicated student of rhythm and sound design, Leiras brings a sharp sense of intention to everything he does—paying homage to the foundations of techno while always searching for new ground. His sound builds slowly, using looping patterns and subtle shifts to lock you in—less about big drops, more about staying in the zone.

#245 is a glimpse into his world—give it a listen. 

Artwork by @ankhsious.

Vault Sessions #245 - Leiras

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Bulgarian-born, Oslo-based talent Kameliia’s sound leaves little room for misunderstanding. It’s ghostly, powerful and mesmerising stuff that leans on a wealth of inspiration from peers and the likes of Burial’s shadowy UK dubstep. Having studied music for four years, the production of sounds comes naturally, and on the dancefloor she’s given the space to test those personal and unreleased experiments in situ; that feedback is part of the process. Her sets too follow a formula, and a narrative thread that builds from more sparsely populated compositions to maximal, high-intensity techno, a vertical trip of the purest calibre. The threatening and world-shaking sounds she’s come to be known for have coalesced into a number of well-received productions, and made her a solid collaborator for names such as Amotik, Rødhåd and Setaoc Mass; it would be hard to imagine better company for the work she’s doing. Her cavernous and highly spiritual sound is soaked in gritty textures and characterized by a generous dosing of formidable bass, enough to get blood-flowing and her calendar packed with names like Berghain, Fold, Fuse and essaim. For Bassiani Podcast 265 Kameliia delivers a masterclass in atmosphere building, a skittish and salient addition to the Podcast series, you might want to buckle up.

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Bassiani invites Kameliia / Podcast #265

◦ Kabay | Clergy X Podcast [3/10]

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We’re proud to unveil the third instalment of our Clergy 10 Years podcast series - launched in collaboration with Apple Music.

Apple Music "Pay per play" which gives us the opportunity to donate this to a charity of the artist choice!

For this episode, Kabay has chosen to support "Littlelives.org.uk" with all proceeds from the mix.

Now available on Clergy’s SoundCloud and Apple Music.

Enjoy & Thank you for the support!

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Tracklist

Ikari - Cuatro Tiempos
Martyn - Is This Insanity? (Ben Klock Mix)
Mython - Bespoke
Neo - [UNRELEASED]
Clotur - Turbulent Flow
Hyden - [UNRELEASED]
Pakard - New Flavors
Oktobr - Slovakian Slang
Toobris - Alba, I Like Techno
Blenk - Silo
Uväll - Hidden Truth
Neo - [UNRELEASED]
Noah Tauber - Binary Construct
Marcal - Tombstone
Red Rooms - High Season
Sept - Object Of Desire
Ø [Phase] - Guesswork
Cleric - 2nd Limit
Hurdslenk - Dragon
Mathys Lenne - The Road is Wider Than Long
Kareem El Morr - Hiroshi
Arkan - Nasty Tool
Seddig - Neodyne
Rove Ranger - Tension
Third Phase - Surge
Kabay - [UNRELEASED]
Electric Rescue - The Reason To Drive (Kuss Remix)
Tasha & Cadans - Soft Grimness
Cleric - Show me that light (Vocal Tool)
Howling - Signs (Rødhåd Remix)

Kabay | Clergy Podcast [3/10]

For episode 125 we have the honor to host one of Vienna's most iconic techno artists, Gerald VDH. This mix was his closing set at the latest edition of meat market, his long running label night event series.

picture by George Nebieridze

Gerald VDH - Klangangriff Podcast #125

Born in Southern Spain, this DJ and producer has immersed himself in the electronic music scene for over 15 years, beginning his journey at just 14 with his first pair of vinyl decks.
By the age of 17, he was already crafting his own tracks. After a decade of self-taught sound design and further studies in harmony, his current work showcases the immense potential
of this versatile and innovative electronic artist. For the past decade, he has focused primarily on Drum & Bass under the alias Impak. Establishing himself as one of the genre’s most influential figures in Spain. His finely honed productions frequently graced the Beatport charts, and his name became synonymous with top-tier Drum & Bass events. As a resident DJ at the iconic
Industrial Copera in Granada, he cemented his reputation while regularly headlining parties across the country. On the international stage, Impak became a recognized name, releasing music with esteemed labels such as Cause4Concern and earning support from key figures like Optiv, BTK, and Prolix. His sound echoed through venues across Europe on numerous tours, further solidifying his place in the global scene. In recent years, this wealth of experience has fueled his shift into the world of techno under the alias Atonism. With his second vinyl release on Freddy K's Key Vinyl label, as well as more than ten digital releases on respected labels such as Flash, Warok, Autonome, Cantilce and Olympian, Atonism’s sound is a blend of intellectual grooves and captivating rhythms. His music seamlessly combines carefully crafted sound design with powerful, yet refined, textures. Drawing inspiration from techno, groove, neuro, and analog approaches, Atonism’s compositions are crafted with precision and intent, aimed at creating a rich, immersive experience on the dancefloor. Now, with a refined approach to musicality and a deeper sense of elegance in his work, Atonism represents the next chapter of an already remarkable journey, pushing boundaries and evolving his sound with every release.

HABITUS Invites #57: Atonism

SHDW is the phantom moniker of Marco Bläsi, a Stuttgart native with a penchant for racing percussions and big room sounds. 2014 saw the beginning of his long-term partnership with like-minded techno dealer Obscure Shape (Luigi Urban), with whom he co-ran the party series and label spin-off From Another Mind. Ten years later and Bläsi has set out on his own journey, building on a decade-long legacy of sounds with just himself, ‘his music, decks, and a mixer’. Following on from his previous label, he founded Mutual Rytm in 2022, an outlet and creative platform focused on putting out the type of expansive techno SHDW’s come to be known for. His signature style a blend of intelligently superimposed and shuffling basslines, blink of an eye beats that elicit movement and social bonds. Unerring prime time techno, Bläsi’s path forward is looking promising, with a surge of Mutual Rytm releases and worldwide dates, the next ten years look set to further build on what he’s achieved since he started out. Bassiani Podcast 267 is a true to type episode from this master of the genre, a sleek and contemporary spate of rumbling kicks, dizzying effects and hedonic vibrations, a chugging and groovy 65 minute edition with SHDW’s fingerprints all over it.

Bassiani invites SHDW / Podcast #267

Elisa Bee | Vault Sessions, TILLATEC | 29 JUNE 2025

Foxtrot

Foxtrot (Dub Mix)

No Escape by Jeffrey Lulanaj—this track is straight-up 🔥! Dropping you into a wild techno vortex, it’s got a pounding 4/4 beat that hits like a freight train, paired with slick, icy synths that vibe like a neon-lit cyberworld. The bass growls deep, and those crisp hi-hats keep the energy soaring. Lulanaj crafts a hypnotic, dark groove that’s perfect for losing yourself on the dancefloor or cruising through a late-night cityscape. This banger’s got no chill and No Escape

No Escape

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