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BREAKS, BASS AND CRAZY STUFF

Exclusive Mix by @tatyanajane

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For our next instalment we head back across to the Russian seas to extend are goddess energy and we welcome such a powerful talent to the Arupa Tribe. We have had our eyes and ears on Tur Boss @Sashapoly for some time and we’re super excited to have her on our Podcast series . With her Raw approach to her music taste & Minimalistical selections it was only a matter of time that we had her laying down a set for us, she really drives a power set with shamanic vocals and a sense of healing to her mix while
Keeping it rolling, solid and a mix to be reckoned with. Enjoy ❤️

Arupa Music Podcast #031 - Poly

A focused low-end workout from Small Crab who sets her sights on experimenting with tracks around 80pm, playing with different textures and rhythms, going fast and slow. 

Based in Dublin, Small Crab is a DJ, producer and founding member of the Skin & Blister collective - a platform that aims to nurture and support female identifying, trans and non-binary creatives. With releases on Early Reflex, Left, Right & Centre, Intercept and Paryìa to name a few, Small Crab's productions leans more into the percussive and breaksy realm of bass music - sounds of which you can find in the accompanying mix here. 

In the below interview, we chat with Small Crab about her early introductions to music, what her production journey has been like so far, what she loves about the scene in Dublin and her approach to podcast 191.

https://www.untitled909.com/untitled-909-podcast-191-small-crab/

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Untitled 909 Podcast 191: Small Crab

Name: Anastasia
Alias: Small Crab (@smallcrab)
Pronouns: She/Her
Location: Dublin

Influences: It’s all about the drums! I’m drawn to percussion and deep drum sounds that create a visceral impact. <3

Affiliations/Residencies/Projects: I’m involved with Skin&Blister, a Dublin-based collective dedicated to empowering FLINTA creatives in Ireland through workshops, parties, and various initiatives.

Favorite Quote: "Sometimes the most profound ideas come from letting go of the need to control the outcome." - Rick Ruben 

Advice for the DJs, producers and artists of our community: Follow your instincts! When it comes to choosing music, releasing tracks, or making decisions, focus on what feels right to you and brings you joy. Prioritize your own satisfaction over how others might perceive it. Stay open-minded and explore a wide range of music—there’s no need to confine yourself to one genre or style.

About the mix: I wanted to craft an uplifting, high-energy dance mix that excites and energizes! Drawing influences from bass, reggaeton, dubstep, Afro-house, and techno, it maintains a vibrant pulse throughout. While it occasionally ventures into darker, dubstep-influenced territory, I see the percussive elements as the driving force and centerpiece of this mix.

With this mix Small Crab asks for you to please learn more about and consider donating to:
❁ Medical Aid for Palestinians (https://www.map.org.uk/)
❁ Virunga National Park (https://virunga.org/)

Read more and tracklist - https://thedaisychain.club/2024/08/13/daisychain-343-small-crab/

Daisychain

Daisychain 343 - Small Crab

Mary Lake’s sonic charm, askew rhythm appreciation and head twisting electronics weave together in the latest downtempo audio submission for Off-Kilter. 

Crunchy, squelchy synth lines and celestial pads move together in and out of sync, broken kicks fall behind the beat, percussive delays accelerate, flicked with vocal traces and submerged textures. Not one to miss. 

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Mary Lake: a sonic adventurer. With an international upbringing in Algeria, France and The Netherlands, she seeks a voice through her music, translating inner dynamics in both club and exploratory settings.

As a DJ, Mary Lake serves up unorthodox techno that defies convention. Her sets are an irresistible invitation to dance that echoes in both the underground haunts of De School and the revered techno temples of Bassiani, Tresor and Berghain.
A familiar face in the Amsterdam scene, she holds residency at Spielraum. Her live sets, such as at Dekmantel Festival and Positive Education are hypnotic yet brimming with an infectious energy that keeps the audience on the edge of their senses.

In the world of Mary Lake, music comes under the medium of storytelling. Her signature is an ever-evolving and forward-thinking sound that pushes the boundaries of genre. Adding to her repertoire, she counts several releases, including her debut EP on Nous’Klaer and an eagerly anticipated second EP forthcoming on Dekmantel.

OK029 - Mary Lake

Set recorded live at Tryptik: (Honey Trap, 29 Speedway, BPS) - October 19th, 2024, for the freaks

Amelia Holt b2b Yumi  @ Tryptik: (Honey Trap, 29 Speedway, BPS) - October 19th, 2024

A part of my vinyl-only morning set, played right after Call Super during our first twin event series at OHM Club. 

Hope you enjoy it as much as I did! xx 

Nathalie Seres at twin. _ OHM _ 24.01.2025

Join Beaabea on How Did It Get So Late? where she explores techno, dubstep, breaks & more. This month she’s joined by a very special guest, Small Crab - you’ve got Beaabea for the first 30 mins and Small Crab for the last 30 mins. 

Small Crab is a Dublin-based DJ and Producer, and founding member of the Skin & Blister Collective - a platform dedicated to nurturing and supporting female-identifying, trans, and non-binary creatives. She also has releases on Early Reflex, Left, Right & Centre, Intercept, and Paryìa. 

She’s a master in low-end frequencies and dancefloor-crushing selections, so make sure you keep locked in for her 30 minute power mix. 


How Did It Get So Late? w/ Beaabea & Small Crab - 09/03/25 - Voices Radio

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How Did It Get So Late? w/ Beaabea & Jess Hands - 130425 [Voices Radio]

Join Beaabea on How Did It Get So Late? where she explores techno, dubstep, breaks, house & more. This month she’s going solo this month, with one hour of unreleased tracks from herself, forthcoming releases and more. 

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How Did It Get So Late? w/ Beaabea 11th May 2025 [Voices Radio]

ERNA invites Brazilian artist NORA for a 1-hour set. NORA has a wide and eclectic repertoire, skillfully blending various styles, with percussion and bass always driving her sets

DORMIR DEBOUT INVITE SMALL CRAB - 03 Juin 2025

Join Beaabea on How Did It Get So Late? as she goes back-to-back with the incredible ex.sess for a full hour. Expect a wide-ranging journey through techno, dubstep, breaks, house, and more. ex.sess is an experimental sound artist, producer, and DJ. With ties to TT, Earful of Wax, Cherche Encore, and the SISU crew, her sound moves fluidly between textural soundscapes 

How Did It Get So Late? w/ Beaabea & ex.sses - 08/06/25 [Voices Radio]

Martha is a DJ and broadcaster from South London with roots in community radio and documentary making. Each of Martha’s thoughtfully curated radio shows navigate the fringes of electronic music, with a clear narrative that is grounded in community and storytelling.  
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/martha/episodes/martha-18th-july-2025

MARTHA w/ Small Crab 180725

Join Beaabea on this month’s How Did It Get So Late? Show. She goes solo for the whole hour, exploring a wide-ranging journey through techno, dubstep, breaks and more. 
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How Did It Get So Late? w/ Beaabea - 11/08/25 [Voices Radio]

After a beautiful summer break, it's time to start my 9th year on Rinse with a bang. Welcoming two guests for the first show of the year.
The magical Irish producer and dj, Small Crab, for the first hour and the new addition to the 99CTS RCRDS roster, Scottish producer, F Kay for the second.

Miley Serious invite invite F Kay & Small Crab - 01 Septembre 2025

Join Beaabea on How Did It Get So Late? as she’s joined by Ila Brugal. Expect a wide-ranging journey through techno, dubstep, breaks, house, and more.
Born and raised in Florence, Ila has made a name for herself over the past decade, with her very eclectic musical taste and a deep bag of dubs.
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How Did It Get So Late? w/ Beaabea & Ila Brugal - 14/09/25 - Voices Radio

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