SensuCast

SensuCast / 037 / Alison Marks

Every few years Alison Marks would release a track that would turn our heads and wake up our ears. Be it on Dessous, Dogmatik or Rebirth the quality was there for all to see. When the Limbic Resonance EP was released on Andy Greens' ever-impressive Verdant label along with previous SensuCast guest Nesa Azadikha, it just made total sense to complete the circle and reach out to Alison.

What we have is a mix just shy of 2 hours that we know you will love. Some of our absolute favorites in here with variations and textures primed for your listening pleasure.

We know you will enjoy this as much as we did!

SensuCast / 036 / Carlos Nilmmns

Glasgow-born, French resident Ross McMillan “has become synonymous with an eclectic but often deep and sensual sound influenced by the traditions of Chicago and Detroit. In the past, he’s released on some of the best-of-breed labels in the world...”.

Having had a sneak preview of his upcoming release on Ornaments, this statement still rings true more than ever. A beautifully deep and expertly crafted record.

We are delighted to present Carlos Nilmmns to you for no 36 in our podcast series.

Enjoy.

SensuCast / 035 / Veitch

When you spend your working nights in Sub Club you are also treated to a soundtrack of the best music available. Sub Club has long been a hotbed of talent for previous and current members of staff. Pala resident and chief organiser Veitch has spent his time at 22 Jamaica Street wisely, using the countless hours engrossed in sound to develop himself as an artist.

We are happy to present a fresh mix by one of Glasgow's most promising DJ's.

Iggie - The Big Freeze

In 2007, Sensu co-organised The Wee Chill at the Science Centre.

An impressive host of local talent joined Masters At Work, Harri, Domenic, and The Bays creating a day and night for the ages. This promo mix by Iggie, was on repeat during the run-up to the event and for many months after. It remains one of our favourites from over the years.

We are unsure if it was ever fully shared, so hope you enjoy it as we uncover some more gems from the archives.

SensuCast / 034 / Life Recorder

Following the release of his Time Moods EP in January, Kriss is riding the crest of a wave, and deservedly so. However, the Marseille-based DJ and Producer is no newcomer to the scene. For the last 15 years, he's been a constant presence on record shelves across the world. By our estimation, that will continue for at least 15 more.

Big thanks to Life Recorder, for taking the time to create this mix for us.

Hit play and enjoy!

Energetic, impressively varied and continuously interesting. This is what to expect when you hit play on this months SensuCast with Matisa. If you've found yourself asking what is the future of dance music? Then we present this as evidence there is much to look forward to.

Please enjoy. Up loud.

SensuCast / 033 / Matisa

We hop over to Switzerland for SensuCast no 32. With releases on Juicy Traxxx, Sneaky Music and Neo Violence to his name, Ground16 is gaining attention at a steady pace. He certainly got ours.

Enjoy!

SensuCast / 031 / Metropolitan Soul Museum

If there was a music category "always quality, never boring", MSM would be right at home there. With each release their sound develops and following increases. If you're not already aware, you probably should be.

Please enjoy 1 hour of eclectic goodness from Metropolitan Soul Museum.

SensuCast / 030 / Jakob Mäder

The aim of our podcast series is to showcase a broad spectrum of artists across varying genres, with a healthy mix of established artists to emerging talent we think are worthy of your attention.

Jakob Mäder is someone to look out for. Having listened to a stack of his of music yet to be released along with his various mixes available online, we are happy to share this promising talent with you.

Enjoy!

SensuCast / 029 / Flori

'This mix was recorded near the beginning of lockdown with warm up vibes in mind. As a DJ, I owe a deep debt of gratitude to black music and culture, without which our scene and recordings like this simply wouldn't exist. Black Lives Matter'.

Big up Flori. Enjoy.