Khidja are the Romanian duo making a whole lot of noise at the moment. The pair have released music for the likes of Emotional Especial, Love On The Rocks and Malka Tuti over the past couple of years and have been on our radar for quite some time now. They fuse samples from Central Asia and the Middle East alongside Electronic obscurities to create mixes of depth. Their knowledge is vast and their music has been supported heavily by those who have been following the crossover between Optimo, Mehmet Aslan and Huntleys & Palmers. This mix sees them delve deep into obscure samples, spoken word and wonderful electronics and the result is quite remarkable.

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Freerotation is an intimate party held annually near Hay On Wye. However, we are sure that you knew that already. The event's reputation is substantial. Each year they book DJ's and Artists of an extremely high caliber and do so with no sponsorship or advertising. Oh, and you have to be invited by a member of Freerotation to attend. It's all very secretive, underground and frankly, damn cool. Sam Watson is a resident at Freerotation and this mix sees him deliver a pounding two hours of fast paced techno. Strap in.

When we were approached with the chance to host an end of year mix by Felix from Hot Chip we were very happy. We feel it is a very suitable way to round up the 2015 calendar which has seen mixes from a vast array of great producers, dj's and heads. Hot Chip remain ever relevant to the world of club music and continue to push an oddball sound which somehow still works as well at a gig as it does in clubs. We caught up with Felix, their electronic mogul, to reflect on the year that was and listen to his selections from 2015.

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When R$N was growing up, and the "doof-doofs" were still too hard to get close enough for bassbins, Normski was one of the few that had that "Yoof TV" tings bang on. With comic chops and an ear on the needle, this gent would easily combine our hip-hop formation with our house sensibility before we even knew the genres. So we are delighted to say that he has crafted us a mixtape, and shared some returns on the raves that were rumbling 'round the corner...

Latin nightlife is wild, at least that is the stereotype which we are led to believe. However, countries such as Chile aren't often necessarily known for their contributions to the likes of House music. Roman & Castro are a duo from Santiago who appear to be bringing in a season of change. This mix is wild straight from the get go and takes no prisoners.

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At Convenanza 2015 (Andrew Weatherall Festival), Doubleface Richard was soundtracking the opening of the photo exhibition down from the castle. An unexpected pre-festival carousing was the meeting point for the festival faithful, and the indominatable gentle giant played a swarthy mix of pre-punk, punk, post-punk and Gallic oddball gems while the wine was swilled and friends welcomed. Bonus.

We asked the Wild Women & The Savages frontman to do a mix reminiscent of that, and tell us a few things...

Thomas Clarke or Mr TC, as he has become recently known, is one third of the crew behind the Night of the Jaguar parties. He has always dabbled in music but in recent months he has seen his debut EP released on Optimo Music.

This is a very special Monday mix. This is one for the end of year warriors. for those of you still stuck at office desks up and down the country. It will not be long now until you taste the sweet victory of mulled wine, merriment, mischief and christmas cheer. Cheer up soldier, you are almost there. This mix comes from Ed Cox of the duo In Fields who have recently released on Clouded Vision records. There are some truly great tracks in here from The Horn to the Passions. A step away from the usual tastes of the Monday mix, but who needs weird and wonderful when the anticipation of a holiday awaits. @infieldsmusic @clouded-vision-recordings

@kessel-vale's cosmic debut EP "Shapes" came out earlier this year on John Osborne’s Tanstaafl Planets imprint, and won plenty of praise for its fresh, melting-pot approach to German house/techno. Since then, the young producer has been getting plays from DJs such as Scuba, George Fitzgerald, Alex Coulton, Dubspeeka and B.Traits.

Aron Ottingnon is a New Zealand-born, Paris-based piano virtuoso who deals in jazzy electronica. Ahead of his new full-length, due out early 2016, Aron's kindly put together a mix for us taking in everything from David Bowie and R. Kelly to Ornette Coleman and some of his own remix work. Check it out below while reading our Q&A session with Aron: