Joining us for Tapes #118 is Tai Lokun, one of the UK’s newest rising DJs.The London-based DJ has lived around the globe and brings many of her far reaching influences into her eclectic sets. Though her signature style involves gracefully weaving between genres, she finds her sweet spot in classic house, percussive drums, breaks and groovy techno.  When Tai is at a festival or a rave, her core goal is to always create fun, memorable moments for all those sharing the space with her.

Joining us for Tapes #117 is Cáit, who’s been honing her craft over the years, playing at parties across Ireland, Berlin, London and more.

Up next for Tapes #116 is Xi’an-born and Toronto-based music producer, DJ, pianist, and radio presenter, Ciel.

Joining us for Tapes #115 is ERIS, a Berlin-based duo formed by Enrica Falqui and Dea. It was quite an interesting start to ERIS. Two souls from different musical histories met on a simple night out. They instantly connected and their taste and passion spiralled into production and mixing sessions. Their debut EP was released on CABARET Recordings and with that Moments EP was created.

Taking over Tapes #114 is Berlin-based and Naarm/Melbourne native, Merve. Widely regarded by industry tastemakers, curators, and punters alike as a trailblazer within the underground community.

Joining us for Tapes #113 is Inter­stel­lar Funk. He’s known for his love of transcend­ing sounds, scenes, gen­res and gen­er­a­tions, which comes from work­ing at the famous­ly influ­en­tial Rush Hour record store, as well as travel­ing the world and pick­ing up his own glob­al influ­ences.

Joining us for Tapes #102 is Kassian. Since launching in 2019, Kassian have released records on Heist, Phonica Records and Shall Not Fade, evolving their sound from groove laden House towards more leftfield threads of Techno and UK Bass.

Taking over Tapes #101 is Kincaid, the moniker of Joe Arthur, an artist based between London and Berlin, who focuses his production and DJing style on the overlapping fringes of multiple genres. From groove laden percussion to sound design infused textural detail, Arthur’s sounds and sets are not to be missed.

Alex Neri has been making an influential contribution to modern electronic dance music since the early 1990’s and we’re so excited to have him join us for Tapes #100!

Up next for Tapes #99 is moktar, a DJ and producer effortlessly combining club and techno with traditional Arabic instrumentation, sampling and production. A hybrid style, moktar’s music is new to the clubs of Australia and is itching to make its way across dancefloors.

Lily Haz, the founder of the label Tofistock and resident at Teder.FM, is taking over Tapes #96. Lily’s productions do not fall under exact genre definitions. Inspired by dub, hip hop and contemporary leftfield dance music, Lily has a unique approach to production, characterised by distorted vocals, trap style drums and warm pads.

Up next for Tapes #70 is London based producer Roy Mills, who is currently working on a string of projects from his recently built Camberwell studio. Roy produces thematic, UK influenced electronic music; tying together ideas of Bristolian Futurism with genre-spanning sound design. After a successful release of his debut EP ‘Hydrotech’ on Room II Records, which found wide and promising support, Roy recently enjoyed his first European summer of events.

London-born now Berlin-based, Amy Dabbs is the daughter of an original Northern Soul DJ and is here to take over Tapes #69. 2022 is fast-becoming a breakthrough year for the multi-genre artist. This year alone Amy Dabbs has dropped releases on Lobster Theremin, launched her own label ‘Dabbs Traxx’ with a huge house EP and collaborated with fellow junglist Coco Bryce on a new project 'Slightly Involved'.

Polyrhythmic finks, broken beats and atmospheric textures - Awo Ojiji is the solo project of Timo Bürgler, who is up next for Tapes #68.

Hitting up Tapes #67 is Regularfantasy, a multidisciplinary visual and musical artist, producer, DJ and event organiser who’s been steadily crafting her signature sound since her first record, Slow Release (2013).

From DJing, to producing, promoting, labels and management - there isn’t much that Australian-born, London-based Surusinghe isn't involved in and we’re super excited to invite her up for Tapes #66. Experimenting with footwork, jungle, breakbeat, and techno, Surusinghe keeps her mixes and production fast and unexpecting.

For #65 on our Tapes series is the champion of maximalist left-field dance, Sangre Voss. He’s been pushing sounds out of South-East London since his debut Dance Class EP, released via Third Place in 2019 and now runs the eclectic pseudo pseudo as a platform for the more under-loved and peripheral genres.

Up next for Tapes #64 is Belgian native, Bad Internet. The La Bonne Musique co-honcho is a newcomer to the London scene, yet in a year's time has firmly settled in hosting some of the city's most exciting line-ups with his imprint and event collective.

Here to take #63 on our Tapes series is ELLES, an artist, DJ and producer from London with a catalogue of releases and appearances on acclaimed labels including Naive, Naivety, Love On The Rocks, Dark Entries and Super Drama.

Brussels-based producer, DJ and artist Cleveland, is up next for #62 on our Tape Series. The sound universe of Cleveland, although versatile, is clearly recognisable. Cleveland's productions are subtle with a modern feel built around warm "Left-field" tones and organic rhythms while keeping a dancefloor focus through strangely elegant grooves.