Fresh Soup

Fresh Soup

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Fresh Soup episodes

  • Fresh Soup 098: Jim Damentalist
    Some say you have to be a tad unhinged to join team Fresh Soup, but perfectly-sane-of-mind Jim Damentalist shows those naysayers otherwise. Having whipped crowds into a crazy stupor at clubs from Cream to Pacha, Ibiza Rocks to the infamously hedonistic Manumission, Jim opens his Soup account with a soothing 60 minutes of melodic house and understated dancefloor drama. What's in a name?

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    1 hr 1 min
  • Fresh Soup 097: Matthew Egginton
    In a world of uncertainty, some things are still set in stone. That the road out of the pandemic will be as precarious as Bolivia's Carretera a los Yungas; that a Pep Guardiola side will pass a lot; that Boris Johnson is a cunt. For fans of Fresh Soup, they'll also be familiar with the gold-standard certainty that an hour with Matthew Egginton will be a sonorous segue from the shit that surrounds us; a blissful session of atmospheric house music that makes it all go away.

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    1 hr
  • Fresh Soup 096: Øhm Sweet Øhm presents Space Disconauts

    First standing behind the decks in 1969 at a club in a small town near Rimini, a young Italian DJ would spend the 1970s honing both his craft and a unique slant on the disco music that was being pioneered across the Atlantic. By the 1980s, Daniele Baldelli's Cosmic Disco was ready to lift off, literally; his DJ booth at Cosmic, an influential nightclub by Lake Garda, designed to replicate the cockpit of a spaceship.

    Informing a more esoteric brand of disco the world over, Baldelli's tendency to dig out unknown gems, to spin 45s at 33, incorporate instruments and live elements into his sets, had rubbed off onto a generation of space disconauts; a sound that has endured to this day through artists such as Lindstrøm and Prins Thomas. For his latest deep dive, Øhm Sweet Øhm takes us back to the 1970s and '80s via an ethereal realm of otherworldliness, a cosmic 60 minutes of dancefloor wooziness guaranteed to take you to places you could never have imagined. Get ready for lift off.


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    59 min
  • Fresh Soup 095: DJ Simm
    Hotstepping from the genesis of jungle at the turn of the 1990s to the genre in its current form, DJ Simm is back with a clattering ode to 21st century jungle; drawing from the catalogues of two of the labels at the heart of the scene's shifting sound, Rupture and AKO Beatz. Like a vaccine supercharged with steroids, Simm's latest is a brutally brilliant session of hoovers and rave stabs, thundering bass and drums that have been programmed like weapons of mass destruction. In Soup 095, the jungle is very, very massive.

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    1 hr 14 min
  • Fresh Soup 094: Pete Carvell
    Happy birthday to us. As Fresh Soup marks six months of eclectic mixes and mid-pandemic merrymaking, the man who dropped our first session returns to his roots with a thunderous hour of alt-dance that draws on his hedonistic days as a resident at Ibiza Rocks; Pete Carvell blowing your bassbins to celebrate half a year of sensational Soup.

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    1 hr 6 min
  • Fresh Soup 093: Mark Kovich
    Not even a case of Covid can keep Mark Kovich from delivering the goods. After a tough session of isolation, Mark presents Soupers with a deep and dark hour of house music that conjures the polar opposite of seclusion: that primal essence of clubbing, that we are all one under the trance of repetitive beats and squelching synths.

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    1 hr
  • Fresh Soup 092: Matt Rycroft
    "If you have a friend who's a robot, they'll never cross you. They're loyal because their love can't be bot." I'm here all week. With Paulie Pennino's robotic butler at his service, Matt Rycroft is back at the Fresh Soup ladle to dish up another helping of nostalgia-soaked, party-minded house music to make your weekend infinitely more danceable. Just don't ask Peter Crouch to show you his moves.

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    1 hr 15 min
  • Fresh Soup 091: Simon Howlett
    As deep as Jeff Bezos's pockets, our latest incoming from Portland, Oregon, is another woozy walk into the weekend. Funk, filters, fuzz and flair all come together under the virtual strobe lights, as Simon Howlett takes us on another hour of deep and soulful house music.

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    1 hr
  • Fresh Soup 090: Pierre a Soif
    Call April O'Neil on the case, Pierre is back with another 60 minutes of leftfield house on the half shell. A deep, club-forward innings of beats and bleeps made with nostalgia for the dancefloor, tune in, turn up and wiggle your way to the weekend.

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    1 hr 2 min
  • Fresh Soup 089: JBdeQ
    Like a mutant strain that won't be suppressed by no vaccine a human could engineer, JBdeQ is back with another blistering session of high energy dance music. From techno through Baltimore club by way of clattering drum and bass, this party gets pitched up to a relentless 160bpm and stays there from the off.

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    1 hr 9 min

About Fresh Soup

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A podcast created by people who like electronic music.

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