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  • DT957 - Steb
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    Some DJs like to keep things tidy. STEB does not seem too worried about that.
    The Italian selector joins us on the Data Transmission Podcast this week with a mix that moves through house, techno, breakbeat, electro, disco and a few curveballs for good measure. It is rooted in old school club culture, but keeps its eyes firmly on modern dancefloors, the kind of set that can turn a basement into a sweatbox without making a big speech about it.
    STEB has been building serious momentum across Europe, with support from names including Seth Troxler, Jamie Jones, Mochakk, The Blessed Madonna, Ralf and Damian Lazarus. Recent music on Crosstown Rebels has pushed him further into the international lane, while his own Valkea Music label continues to champion underground house sounds with purpose.
    This mix gives a proper look into that world. Supernova, Marco Faraone, Ejeca, Adeva, Stefano Fontana, DJ Cream and Diana Ross all rub shoulders, while STEB threads in plenty of unreleased material from himself and the Valkea Music camp. There are forthcoming cuts from Havoc & Lawn, Benjamin (IT), Giacomo Tuono, E.T.H, and more, giving the whole thing that nice “what was that?” energy.
    His own tracks land throughout too, from the unreleased ‘Free Popper’ and ‘Plastic Love’ to ‘House of STEB’ on Crosstown Rebels and the upcoming ‘Be Thankful’ featuring Ann Saunderson. It is loose in the right places, tight where it counts, and clearly built by someone who still cares about the art of selection.
    STEB steps up for Data Transmission with a mix full of groove, character and late-night intent.
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    1 hr 4 min
  • Spotlight: Novodisc
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    Novodisc Steps Into The Spotlight With A Proper House Workout
    Novodisc hits the Spotlight Mix this week, fresh from dropping ‘Don’t You Say’ on Junior Jack’s Adesso Music.
    The Spanish producer has been building nicely for a few years now, with releases across Formatik, Flashmob, CUFF, Incorrect and Purveyor Underground, plus support from Loco Dice, Jamie Jones, The Martinez Brothers and Marco Carola. Not bad company, that.
    His latest cut, Novodisc’s track ‘Don’t You Say’, sits right in that sweet spot. Rolling drums, cheeky vocal chops, neon synth touches and enough low-end push to keep the room moving without shouting about it. It follows his 2025 Adesso outing ‘Never Knew’, which picked up support from BBC Radio 1’s Danny Howard.
    For this Spotlight Mix, he keeps it tight and club-ready. Hector Couto & Kirik, Matt Hudson & Kieran Jones, LF System, Jansons & Life on Planets, Kristin Velvet and Franck Roger all make the trip, while Novodisc drops in ‘Don’t You Say’ and ‘These Stars Can Light’ for good measure.
    Basements, terraces, sweaty side rooms, this one knows where it belongs.
    Listen to Novodisc’s Spotlight Mix now and grab ‘Don’t You Say’ on Adesso Music.
    1 hr
  • DT956 - Mauro Venti
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    Mauro Venti steps into the Data Transmission Podcast. Verona’s Mauro Venti joins us this week with 60 minutes of rolling tech-house pressure.
    Over the last decade, Mauro has built a serious catalogue across labels including Spinnin’ Deep, STMPD RCRDS, Hot Creations, Repopulate Mars, Toolroom, Relief, Glasgow Underground, Dirtybird, Sola, Techne, Desert Hearts, Circus Recordings, Snatch! Records, Kaluki and Nervous. Not a bad little run.
    His sound sits right in that sweet spot between club-ready groove and underground bite. Tough drums, sharp basslines, and enough bounce to keep things moving from warm-up rooms to late-night basements.
    The mix follows that same thread, moving through cuts from Malikk, SAGO, TWENTYSIX and Amal Nemer, Jude & Frank, ESSED, Cyava and Davide T, Marco Lys, Thomas Newson and David LeSal, Nausica, TCTS, DONT BLINK and more.
    There’s also a big one from Mauro himself, as he features his forthcoming single ‘You Move Me’ alongside Dantiez, The Saunderson Brothers and JKLN. With Kevin Saunderson’s family name involved, you know there’s a bit of history in the room.
    Mauro calls the mix a “progressive musical journey” powered by passion and selection. Fair enough. That’s exactly what a good guest mix should be.
    Lock in for the next hour and get into Mauro Venti’s Data Transmission Podcast mix.
    1 hr 3 min
  • B E E N I T S. - Hypnotized Eyes [GOODSIDE Records]
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    B E E N I T S. lands on GOODSIDE Records today with 'Hypnotized Eyes', out May 8th, 2026, and it wastes no time getting to work.
    The Seoul-based DJ and producer makes his label debut with a stripped-back tech house cut built for dark rooms and direct reactions. It rolls on a low-slung bassline, tight percussion and a vocal hook that feels sharp, odd and just trippy enough to stay in your head after the lights come up.
    There’s a nice confidence to it. Nothing is overcooked. The groove does the heavy lifting, with the drums keeping things locked while that futuristic vocal twists around the top. It has the kind of pressure that works in a basement at 2am, but there’s enough punch here for bigger festival systems too.
    After building through local DJ sets and steady studio work in Seoul, B E E N I T S. now steps into wider view with GOODSIDE behind him. And with more music already lined up on the label, 'Hypnotized Eyes' feels like a strong first marker rather than a one-off moment.
    We’re pleased to premiere B E E N I T S.’s 'Hypnotized Eyes' today. Listen now, stream it, or grab it on Beatport.
    6 min
  • DT955 - Theos
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    THEOS lands on Data Transmission Podcast 955 this week, fresh from ‘Love Me Right’ and a run of releases on Defected, KAOS Theory and Shall Not Fade.
    French house is having a proper moment again, and THEOS is right in the thick of it. Born Théo, raised around music, and fully locked into the craft since launching the project in 2017, he has become one of the sharpest names in the new French house wave.
    The London-based producer and DJ has already caught serious ears. Kerri Chandler is a fan, Oden & Fatzo have linked with him, and that Defected debut in 2023 put another big marker down. Not bad for someone still only in his early twenties.
    His new single ‘Love Me Right’ shows exactly why the noise keeps building. The bassline sits tight, the vocal does its job, and the whole thing carries that clean French house funk with a little New York disco sweat on it. No fuss. Just groove.
    His sets carry the same energy. DJ pressure, live piano touches, and enough bounce for basements, rooftops and late festival tents.
    For Podcast 955, THEOS takes control for the hour. Expect classy house, warm grooves and plenty of movement.
    Listen to the mix, stream ‘Love Me Right’, and keep THEOS firmly on your radar.
    1 hr 1 min
  • Spotlight Mix: Jaco Reigosa
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    Jaco Reigosa joins us on the Spotlight Mix, and he’s brought a bag full of rolling club tackle with him.
    The Spanish artist has been deep in electronic music since he was 16, first getting hooked on mixing before turning that obsession into a full career behind the booth. Since launching BNN Records in 2014, he’s built the label into a proper platform, with more than 100 releases and support from the likes of Marco Carola, Paco Osuna and Joseph Capriati.
    Now based in Ibiza, Jaco has held down his Tantra residency since 2021, where he also curates his weekly ‘Reunion’ event. Add in sets at Amnesia, Club Chinois, Eden, Bora Bora and Es Paradis, plus shows across Thailand, Indonesia, Colombia, Romania, Italy, France, Andorra and Portugal, and you get the picture. He’s not exactly short on passport stamps.
    This mix lands with plenty of intent. It moves through chunky tech house, Latin-leaning percussion, tight drums and those low-slung basslines built for basements, terraces and sweaty after-hours corners.
    There’s a strong dose of Jaco’s own sound in here too, including ‘Girls Wanna Have Fun’ on DPE and ‘Let’s Get Crazy’, his new Motel Calypso cut released on 1st May 2026. That one has a proper hips-first groove, with swinging drums, warm vocal energy and a bassline that does the heavy lifting without shouting about it.
    Elsewhere, the mix pulls in heat from Chris Brooks, Dem Boyz, Fabri Torres, RSquared, Baggi, Chico Rose, Jesse Bravo, Tatan Bilbao and more, while BNN Records gets a nod through Hermann Bravo & Techouzer’s ‘Chain Reaction’ and Mussa’s ‘Ay Nena’.
    No fuss. No filler. Just a sharp club mix from an artist who knows exactly where the groove needs to sit.
    Press play on Jaco Reigosa’s Spotlight Mix and grab ‘Let’s Get Crazy’ on Motel Calypso.
    1 hr 1 min
  • Spotlight Mix: Raffi Habel
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    Some DJs dig deep. Raffi Habel clearly digs into his own hard drive first, and fair play, there’s plenty worth pulling out.
    Today’s Data Transmission Spotlight Mix lands courtesy of a producer who’s been quietly building a serious catalogue of rowdy, ragga-leaning tech house weapons, and this mix feels like a proper statement. Originals, collabs, IDs, unreleased bits, it’s all very Raffi. No filler. No polite transitions into safe territory. Just bass-heavy club records built for sweaty rooms and people making questionable decisions at 3am.
    If you know Raffi, you’ll know he’s never taken himself too seriously either. His self-written bio still reads like a classified ad gone rogue, name-dropping exes like Ministry of Sound, Pacha Ibiza and Space Ibiza while promising “ragga-inspired tech house” and warning off bots and phish. Thankfully, the music backs up the chat.
    This mix is stacked with his own releases on labels like Stashed, Palmlands, Rock Bottom and DT Weapons, plus collaborations with Honey-B-Sweet, Dread MC, Johan S, Artichokes and more. There are a fair few unreleased IDs in here too, which usually means one thing, he’s road-testing future damage.
    From the bounce of My Body Fire to the chaos of Big Dirty Stinking Bass and the unreleased heat lurking towards the back end of the mix, this one doesn’t hang around.
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    1 hr
  • Spotlight Mix: Shades of Play
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    Some mixes take their time. This one earns it.
    This week’s Spotlight Mix comes from Shades of Play, the project led by Derreuq out of Washington DC, and it moves exactly how you’d expect from someone who’s been deep in the craft. No rush, no filler, just a steady build through groove, tone, and space.
    There’s a clear thread running through it. Records like Leaf Flying (Traumer Remix) and Metal Dreams set the early pace, locking into that deep, hypnotic pocket. Then it stretches out, pulling in moments from Blooming Fields, Rivaldo and Hired State Of Unconsciousness, the kind of cuts that don’t shout but stay with you.
    Derreuq’s style sits somewhere between deep house, progressive and techno, but it’s not boxed in. You can hear the range in the selections, from the warmth of Always is Never (Greener Grass Version) to the heavier pull of Hottrak. It’s controlled, patient, and built for long sets where the room is locked and the lights are low.
    As one half of Shades of Play, alongside producer Felipe Rivera, he brings that selector mindset front and centre. You can tell this is someone who’s played proper rooms, Flash, Halcyon, TBA Brooklyn, and understands how to hold a floor without overplaying it.
    This isn’t about big drops. It’s about flow. The kind of mix that works just as well at home as it does in a basement at 3am.
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    1 hr 11 min
  • DT954 - GUDFELLA
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    GUDFELLA steps up for the Data Transmission podcast with a mix that mirrors where his sound is at right now, sharp, groove-led and built for big rooms without losing that late-night edge. With “Morning Coffee” opening things up, he wastes no time setting the tone. It’s the track that’s been doing serious damage across sets worldwide, and it still hits.
    From there, it moves fast. His edit of “Shut Up” and that flip of “Buttons” show the playful side, while cuts like Chris Lorenzo’s “In This Bih” and Ship Wrek’s “My Body” keep the pressure on. There’s a nice balance here, known weapons, left turns, and a stack of IDs that hint at what’s coming next from his camp.
    Tracks like Marco Strous’ “Yello Kitty” and the Beltran remix bring that rolling, low-end groove, while deeper moments like Parcels’ “Overnight” give the mix some space before it builds again. And those GUDFELLA IDs are doing exactly what they should, locking you in without giving too much away.
    This one feels like a proper snapshot. Big records, tight transitions, and just enough unreleased heat to keep you guessing.
    Lock in and run it loud.
    1 hr 4 min
  • DT953 - Draxx (ITA)
    Draxx (ITA) steps up for DT Radio with a rolling, percussive workout
    Fresh off his link-up with Nick Francis on Sound D’Elite, Draxx (ITA) lands on Data Transmission with a tight, club-focused mix that does exactly what you want it to. No filler, just movement.
    The Italian has been building this lane for a while now. Releases on Desolat, Nervous and Trick, plus that ‘Future of Dance’ nod, have put him in the right circles. The ‘I Needa’ EP shows where he’s at right now, groove-led, rhythmic and built for busy floors
    This mix leans straight into that energy. Latin pressure from Evelio Escobar’s ‘Mi Tierra’, rolling cuts like Twolate’s ‘Afrolatino’, and that low-slung swing on Lotten and Delatorre’s ‘Gata Celosa’. His own ‘Pa Miami’ with Cvmpanile slots in clean, while ‘Believe’ with Nick Francis keeps things driving late on.
    It’s heads down, hips moving stuff. The kind that works in basements and doesn’t let up.
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    1 hr 2 min

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