Shinra came onto our radar last year with his Ball & Chain Ep. Excellent well rounded release and we cant wait to hear what he has got coming up next. As usual we got in touch and fired some questions. … Continue reading →

Ron Bacardi (aka Ben Sims) came and saved the day, filling in for Omar Souleyman at our XOYO residency last Summer. It was a slamming set so we were excited for him to grace our podcast series. As usual we … Continue reading →

It’s an absolute pleasure to have Kim Ann Foxman supply us with a mix for our podcast series. She’s an ace selector and producer and we have great memories of her slamming it out at the Feel my Bicep … Continue reading →

Another ESP Institute affiliate stepping up for our podcast series. Piers from this 4 way tag team of DJs from Brighton has delivered us a killer mix and we reached out to find out what he’s been up to: “After a music-making … Continue reading →

Golf Channel bossman Phil South has an uncanny knack uncovering and releasing  quality obscurities and finding new artist’s for his New York label.  Whether that’s 70’s psych or disco edit bombs. Make sure to check the new Africaine 808 album … Continue reading →

We are over the moon to have our second Japanese selector of the year to contribute to our Feel My Bicep podcast series. This time its from Gonno who’s brilliant album last year on Endless Flight and killer EP on our … Continue reading →

Chris Massey sent us a mix some time ago and we have been excited to schedule it into our podcast series. His affiliation with Electric Elephant  (catch us back there this year) in Tisno – Croatia, along with solid releases … Continue reading →

The Backwoods is one of many projects from Japanese producer Kento Sasaki. Having affiliations to ESP Institute and remixing blog favourites Lauer and past podcast contributor Man Power we were excited to lock him down for a mix. Make sure … Continue reading →

Next up we have Tight Pants up on the mixtape series. His “Scream time action EP” from last year was one of our favourites. Crunchy house mixed up with melancholic marimbas, whats not to like. We used the A side as … Continue reading →