Iranian Canadian artist Mohi Neja, based in Toronto, is pushing the boundaries of techno sound with a signature style characterized by hypnotic, industrial rawness, and healing yet dark atmospheric layers of sounds that transport each listener to their own world of feelings, complemented by pulsating basslines. His sound is a reflection of his desire to express the emotions and experiences we encounter in our daily lives. Through his music, he aims to capture the essence of these moments and transform them into auditory experiences that resonate with your own life and feelings. He believes that dancing through these experiences is the way we heal ourselves. His goal is to turn the rhythms of everyday life into a journey that you can feel, move to, and ultimately, find healing in.

Jyoty Singh AKA Your Real Life Music Filter. Catch Jyoty live every Thursday 3-5PM. Amsterdam via London. Beats and Love.

LB aka LABAT est un collectionneur de vinyles passionné, aux références allant du jazz au hip-hop aux sons soulful.

for the freaks

An hour-long mix exploring sounds and genres you’re not used to hearing from our residents.

Elle Clark presents Curving Track, featuring tracks from the label and the wider spectrum of music in the electronic sphere.

Sultry to sweaty house, techno and garage rollers from resident Storm Mollison

House, Garage

The Liabona Sisters discuss their journey in the music industry, their love for house music, and their upcoming collaborations. They talk about how they got into DJing and their early influences. They also share their excitement about collaborating with Felix the Housecat and their upcoming releases. The sisters talk about their move from Los Angeles to Miami and how it has influenced their creative process. Overall, they express their gratitude and excitement for their music career.

Reece Spooner lays down an hour of his favourite house and techno cuts.

for the freaks

This month we welcome EM + STAV for a takeover show, ahead of the Joylift X Fever AM party at The Red Church, Bristol on November 9th.

Jacques Greene focuses on new sounds exploring the softcore of contemporary electronic music.

For this show I've invited one of my favourite newer break/bass DJ's from The Netherlands, Ambu Bambu.

Supplying groovy, euphoric and tribal beats.