Rooted in raw energy and driven by a deep love for rhythm, Khatdar is a genre-blending selector known for powerful, groove-heavy sets that connect past and future on the dancefloor. With a foundation in 90s techno and a signature flair for hard groove and acid, Khatdar crafts journeys that are both hypnotic and explosive. Based in Tehran, he has built a reputation for fearless mixing and an ear tuned to emotion, momentum, and intensity. His latest set for Voices captures this essence — a tribute to underground culture, sonic rebellion, and the global language of sound.

Tuffnotes are a collective of Selectas based in London, drawing inspiration from a diverse range of influences and showcasing emerging artists alongside classic and obscure records. They dig deep into a variety of genres, from UKG and Jazz to Deep House and Breaks via Jungle. The Tuffnotes philosophy revolves around exploration, open-mindedness, and an all-encompassing approach. Rooted in that Tuff vibe. Bass music with soul.

Izzy Locke plays a set of Techno, Electro, Breaks, Acid and electronica

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Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/izzylocke

@ixxi.music in for @esea.sisters live in the studio with special guest @metal_upa 🔥🔥🔥

Talking influences growing up in Singapore to today’s bass, breaks and percussive club as well as their practice as an interdisciplinary artist, creative technologist and designer - stay locked 🔒

on this sunny Sunday we have @alec.tempo with some sultry upbeat tunes 🌞

Next up it’s This & That with @taramallen playing a set with a central theme of liberation, expect reggae and funk 🔒

Offbeat with Lola and special guests Seyi and Pebbles!! Sunday summer bbq vibes and get dancing 🕺

Motherdance plays a set of guitar songs, sad piano and folk

Raidaa plays soulful slowdown tunes with her interview with @mavericksabre. She’ll be joined by @jennalgreen_ who will be discussing the @o.i.collective

Motherlode is back once again, serving up a laid-back blend of selections spanning the spectrum of funk and groove to complement the first taste of warm weather. Expect jazz and Latin-influenced cuts, familiar Motherlode favourites, and even a touch of soft rock and folk.