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Dutch DJ/producer Maddix is back with the fourteenth episode of his very own radio show! Every first Friday of the month, XTTC Radio brings you an hour filled with Maddix’s personal favorites that he’s playing around the world.

With over 500 million streams, 5 million monthly listeners on Spotify, multiple #1 spots on Beatport, and a DJ Mag Top 100 entry, Maddix continues to dominate the electronic dance music scene. This growth has led to appearances at major festivals such as Tomorrowland, Ultra Music Festival, EDC, Dreamstate, Parookaville, World Club Dome, Mysteryland, and headlining club shows around the world.

XTTC Radio Episode 14 features an exciting lineup of tracks from Lilly Palmer, Hannah Laing, Olly James, The Rocketman, T78 and many more.

1. Ignacio Arfeli & Tommahawk - The Infinite  
2. T78, Roberto Molinaro & MOTVS - Acid Train 
3. Schak, Echoes & MDDLTN - Next Stop Is Amsterdam  
4. Olly James - I Wanna Dance  
5. RADAR - Pressure  
6. Maddix - Move It 2 The Drum  
7. onTune & Tai Woffinden - Doo Pah  
8. Hannah Laing & The Rocketman - Rewind  
9. Marco V - Simulated (Olly James Remix)  
10. ROBPM - Techno In My Mind  
11. Maddix & Potatoheads - Mix The Master  
12. Lilly Palmer - Techy MF  
13. Reform (IT) - Sick Bounce  
14. Version 34 - Flexanima  
15. AIROD & FOVOS - Baddie  
16. The Rocketman, SHVDZ, Ruboy & Buenri - Phantasy  
17. LYNSY - Ritmo Loco  
18. Olive Anguz - Batida Viva  
19. Andrea Scopi - Black Crop Top  
20. Daniella da Silva - Fatal Flirt 

Maddix presents XTTC Radio 014

Joris Voorn's Spectrum imprint continues its mission to spotlight visionary electronic music with the debut of Dutch producer Tim van Werd, who delivers a cinematic two-track EP: 'View From Space.' A release inspired by the awe of the cosmos and the humbling perspective of orbit. 

The title track, 'View From Space,' draws on the powerful words of Canadian astronaut Chris Hadfield, whose reflections from orbit sparked the theme of the EP. Glistening chimes and warm, enveloping rhythms capture the beauty of Earth as seen from above, a fragile, shared home suspended in the blackness of space. It's a meditation on unity, wonder, and the stillness of perspective.

The journey continues with 'Jupiter', a bold musical leap into the outer solar system. Swirling pads and expansive textures echo the eternal storms and timeless energy of the gas giant. It's a piece that explores scale, a soundtrack to drifting past something ancient, unknowable, and infinitely vast. A reminder of our place in the universe, and the power of sound to express the inexpressible. 

With View From Space, Tim van Werd delivers an emotionally resonant debut. A perfect fit for the Spectrum ethos of music with meaning, mood, and magnitude.

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