Up next for Tapes #85 is London-based DJ, producer, label owner, and radio host Wager, who’s become known for championing an array of sounds from across the electronic and club music spectrum.

FAFF, the energetic DJ and production duo made up of Elliott and Ornography, is one of the most exciting acts to have burst onto the scene within the last few years and we’re so excited to have them for Tapes #84.

Taking over Tapes #83 is Hybrid Man, the electronic music project of Naarm-based duo Julien Huynh and Will Holden. Formed in late 2018, the pair’s live set suspends time - drawing you in deep for a moment of keen introspection before erupting into euphoric electronica.

Jay Carder’s unique blend of UK bass, techno and breaks has seen her come into her own in 2022 and we’re super excited to welcome her for Tapes #82.

Long time resident at the infamous Salon des Amateurs in Düsseldorf and the man behind Offen Music, Ivkovic is someone with a particularly unique talent for selecting records and weaving them into a larger – and often unusually compelling – narrative. Ahead of joining us for his 4th Origins show this December to close out the 10 Year series, Vlad is up next for Tapes #81.

Sam Black AKA Slacker is bringing in Tapes #80. Slacker has been winding up a potent strain of needlepoint techno which leans towards jungle and half-time D&B in its tempo and structure. Across a selection of various releases, Black’s sound has evolved into an accomplished and detailed style which draws on moody atmospheres and advanced engineering in the grand tradition of UK soundsystem music. 

Based in London, Blixa is an Argentinian producer, designer and promoter who works in the team behind the scenes for The Cause and their many projects. Alongside this, he is a resident on the community radio station 1020 where he showcases only Latin American productions and labels. Blixa is bringing in Tapes #79 and a preview of what to expect ahead of tonight at 60 Dock Rd. See you on the dancefloor.

Taking over Tapes #78 is Interstellar Fugitives, DJ Sarah and Georgia Bird. A DJ collective born out of Melbourne, they are largely influenced and inspired by 90’s rave and jungle, futuristic electro sounds and breakbeat. It comes as no surprise that they named themselves after the seminal 1998 album from Underground Resistance.

Bringing you Tapes #77 is London-based DJ Poppy. After working her way through London's nightlife scene, Poppy draws on her wide selection that varies from UK bass to dembow, reggaeton and beyond.

Make no mistake, KIERAN BOYLE, AKA Kiakí, is a man on a musical mission and is with us for Tapes #65.

Babylon X is the duo project by MYKI and Olsvangèr. Born through and for their own imprint Tofistock, they naturally unite together for a special need and common feeling to relieve times and energies on the dance floor or as they say the “sense floor”. Taking over Tapes #75, they bring you unreleased music for this high-energy mix. 

London local Softi is taking over Tapes #74 with an exploration of her love of the wonky world with weird and obscure sounds at 140-160bpm.

Marie Malarie is joining us for Tapes #73. Best known for their carefully crafted sets, Marie is a resident of one of London’s finest queer nights HOMODROP & Happy Endings at the much-loved Dalston Superstore.

Toni Yotzi is up next for Tapes #72, a staple of both the festival and club circuit across Australia. Her sets traverse four decades of dance music with frenetic energy and zero compromise; from neon-hued techno and prog to tripped out bass and dubstep, trap, and up-to-the-minute club tracks from the boundless fount of domestic talent she’s ingratiated with across Australia.

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.

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.