A groovy uplifting pool side mix to celebrate this summer - repost, share and enjoy you lovely peeps xox

Sounds of Serendipity Summer 2017 (Wyth's pool side mix)

Alex Haw runs Fox&Badge, a community and artistic experiment in a collective utopia, yearning towards transcendence.
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Previously: Alex Haw is and artist/architect & director of atmos.

atmos is an award-winning multidisciplinary  art+architecture+design practice (est. 2007) that works internationally across scales and media - from small-scale product-design to large-scale master-plans, with core expertise in public installations and bespoke residential environments. 

Their work centres on innovative sculptural designs that often incorporate cutting-edge digital fabrication and data mapping. They creat work addressing all the senses, with projects that reward close inspection yet abide in the memory, merging meaning and sensuality.

They have exhibited widely and been widely published on TV (BBC, Channel 4), in national newspapers (Financial Times, Sunday Times, Telegraph, Guardian, Independent, etc.) and international design magazines (Icon, Dezeen, Wallpaper, WIRED, Blueprint etc.). 
Haw graduated with a Fulbright from Princeton and a 1st from the Bartlett.

Alex has taught Design Studios at the Architectural Association, Cambridge University, the Royal College of Art and TU Vienna. He graduated on a Fulbright from Princeton University and with a 1st from the Bartlett, UCL. He writes and lectures widely.

He played the lead psycho in Chris Nolan's 1st feature film, Following.
He runs a weekly social exploration of world food (Latitudinal Cuisine). 
http://www.atmosstudio.com

Wyth's DJ career was carved out for him in the stars well before he hit the decks, in the plains of Zambia at the young age of 8 when he fell in love with the magic of music and the joy of dancing to it all night until the sun came up for New Year. He launched into honing his craft as the industry started exploding in the UK in 1988. Like the genre that birthed House Music he started his craft in a disco as resident DJ and curator for King's College SU nights. He built it up to be a popular regular sell out night that was ahead of the curve in trend spotting booking emerging acts at the time like Paul Oakenfold. Moving out of Uni to the rapidly expanding scene he was quickly shoulder to shoulder playing alongside legends such as Psychmagik, Luke Brancaccio & Lexicon Avenue as their popularity was rocketing.

When Danny Tenaglia's music hit Wyth's ears his own style was born out of his love for the "deep, dark & delicious" sound his idol named. Wyth focused his own sound around his passion for playful, cheeky, naughty, dirty, deep, groovy and tribal tinged elements in the music he chose. He started playing all over the UK and was being flown out to play internationally. As incredible as this explosion in his career was, his desire to stick to his roots was stronger. His love for the true underground experience outshone the popularised scene he was rising in. Wyth has been selective about playing events that are all about the music and the people, honouring the origins of the house music scene vibe, tribe and intention. So whilst you may not know his name the past few years has seen him billed right next to Roy Rosenfeld, Tripswitch, Omid 16B & Gabriel Ananda.

His sole driver as a DJ is to MAKE YOU DANCE... his infectious personality shines through in the music he plays. You bring your dancing shoes and he'll bring the rest.

For more regular enjoyment in London you can find him playing as a 3 strong collective of misfits that echo the same ethos with their own complimenting styles - hosting their own nights (soon to be reinstated). Their name: Serendipity.