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Ede delivers a blueprint of what he's playing right now–a sweaty mixture of bass music, ethnic sounds, and organic drumming.

Eluize's career has taken her from Australia to Europe and back. Along the way, she shaped a sound that is as versatile as it is driving.

Fuelled with unbridled energy, Sarah Sommers' live set interconnects rave nostalgia with an abrasive, contemporary take on Acid Techno.

Ben Kaczor builds his sets patiently and carefully, leaving vast spaces for contemplation. His mix for our podcast series is no exception.

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Die Alternative zur Alternative? Zusammen mit Travaspango veranstaltet DJ Killing die Royal Highness. Wie sie klingt, hört ihr hier.

Since making her way on the Techno circuit, Estella Boersma has only been moving in one direction: Fast forward. Same goes for this mix.

For this installment of our podcast series Muallem handed in a set with that "hypnotic groove that doesn't need to shout to move you".

In Broken English Club's mix, staggering kick drums shake the pavement while glaring synths feed the interplay of pressure and depth.

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Ian Pooley's contribution to our podcast series beautifully showcases his reflected approach to House music, opting for a sustainable flow.

Oliver Schmitt und Almedina Hadzic betreiben das Legal nicht nur mit, sondern treten dort auch als Residents auf. So auch für diesen Mix.

It's the hottest day of the year so far, and Kaysoul soundtracks it in style: with 75 minutes of sultry, soulful, vocal-laden House music.

Leipzig has its very own aesthetics when it comes to Techno. One DJ that represents them in a very adequate way is V:SONNTAG

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For this installment, Marco Shuttle is literally going to great lengths to convey his vision of uncompromising introversion behind the decks.

What is a residency at Globus about? Accordingly to LNS & DJ Sotofett, "dope basslines" play a vital role.

Maruwa's musical aesthetics are well informed by the past's understatement, leading to a vibe that allows for proper dance floor longevity.

In his mix for our podcast series, Bennet shows a deep understanding for classic house–its drive, its aesthetics, its sexiness.

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Nørbak has released a slew of records on highly influential techno labels. His mix for our podcast series reflects that no-nonsense approach.

That Eli Keszler's mix for our podcast series sounds different to most of the other episodes doesn't come as a surprise.