Polish born and now based in Berlin, DJ Suzie, made an inspirational list to get you set for the weekend:”I remember seeing Nite fleit playing a support slot. Her set blew me away. It was also one of the first times I saw a woman DJing live. Back then, in Poland, it wasn’t as common to see women behind the decks, so it left a lasting impression on me.”
Jesabel, a versatile DJ, vocalist, and producer originally hailing from Sydney, Australia, joins us this week for a fresh list: “I mean this guy is an Aussie god! The opener to his 2nd album - this record is all consuming. Being honest, this isn’t my favourite genre of music but if I saw this live I would have goosebumps even more than I do just listening to it now.”
French artist Slowz was raised in a household where music was deeply ingrained. He told us about 13 tracks for his journey: “Back in 2007, pop music was changing. At that time, rock bands started to put more electro hardware (synths etc.) and sounds into their songs. I remember some band names like Rediscover or Kill Paradise. The Secret Handshake also crossed genres like electronic music and pop rock. I immediately fell in love with Luis Dubuc’s voice.”
French DJ, producer and owner at Groovence Discs named Moonee joins us this week for a fresh selection: “There are few house tracks, in my opinion, that stand the test of time. And without a doubt, this is the one house track I've played the most and enjoyed the most.”
Finnish DJ and producer LUMI embodies a blend of thoughtful and introspective techno, drawing from her Finnish heritage and infusing elements of high fashion into her artistic expression.
This week we had a talk with Jessica Skye. She told us about tracks such as Massive Attack - Unfinished Sympathy: “Trip hop and chill electronica were my gateway genres into dance music. I remember recording this tune off the radio onto a blank tape when I used to make my own compilations to listen to in my car and on my Walkman. Feels like an obvious choice, but I can’t deny the influence this iconic track has had on me. It still gives me goosebumps.”
Sapphist Eye entered the DJ scene in 2018 and joins us this week for her inspirational tunes take: “In the logical suite, a classic remix of Jennifer Cardini where the techno minimal atmosphere is taking you in another dimension. This one is also very important in my references. It made me realized how hard it was to make a good track out of a few elements.”
Exploring the realms of unconventional sonic landscapes, Mentrat Noihr joins us this week for his selection: “Hard to pick one track from Mike Parker, but I really love this one: once again, simplicity, great textures through reverbs and flangers… great sounds can be achieved with simple noise samples and a nice touch of FXs.”
Nico Cabeza joins us this week for his inspirational tunes: “This track, the A1 on one of the first vinyl records I ever purchased, remains a significant influence on my sound and is a standout progressive track. It masterfully blends strings and bass, infused with a deep, soulful essence. Absolutely love it.”
We had a chat with Italian artist Ma Spaventi who selected 10 tracks for us: “This is one of their absolute best rocking italo ass tunes! Always been one of my favourites from the Italian duo.” Go to the link in bio to check it out!
We sat down with Polish native ANII for a glimpse into her personal music taste: “The connection with this track is my best friend and my mentor for many years. She has always been one of the biggest supporters of my life, and constantly managed to educate me with sounds I have never discovered before. This was one track that achieved all of those things, so this reminds me of her.”