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.

Sobolik, a Brooklyn-based producer, DJ, promoter and label curator is up next for Tapes #98.

SKETCH, the Singaporean-born London-based DJ/ Producer is joining us for Tapes #97.

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.

Joining us for Tapes #95 is Anunaku, the pseudonym of Italian electronic musician and producer TSVI. Anunaku's music is characterised by its fusion of traditional and contemporary sounds, drawing influences from various genres such as techno, bass music, and musical styles from different parts of the world. 

Up next for Tapes #94 is Keplrr, the primary moniker for South London-based DJ/producer Isaac Kniveton, an artist known for his distinctive approach to music-making and unique ear for futuristic sound design.

Here for Tapes #93 are Sass & Vibes. After a decade long friendship, the newly formed South London duo Sass & Vibes are climbing the proverbial step ladder that is the UK club scene to become more of a staple than the half empty bag of rice at the back of your cupboard.

Driven by a fierce and passionate love for a different variety of genres; up next for Tapes #92 is AliA.

Embracing the inner goddess of mischief, Monster is up next for Tapes #91. With over a decade of experience under her belt she is now rightfully taking the place among Europe's best DJ. Showcasing her omnivorous taste for euphoric and fun music, Monster can be heard playing old school trance, techno, house, acid, breaks and everything in between, usually championing producers from her local Polish scene.

Hassan Abou Alam is one of Egypt’s musical exports, steadily publishing his work since 2008 and he’s here to take over Tapes #90.

Bringing you Tapes #89 is Al Wootton, a producer, DJ, artist and operator of the record labels TRULE and Amidah Recordings. Through his own releases and those on his label he navigates the zone between Techno, Dub, and sparse, hypnotic percussion workouts. He is also one third of the band Holy Tongue.

Taking over Tapes #88 is London-based DJ and producer Austen. He’s cut his teeth in the Sheffield scene and across the UK, building a reputation for surging mixes with influences in dubstep, techno, UK bass and breaks.

Up next for Tapes #87 is evin. One half of Dimenzione Danza and two halves of unhinged fun are the main ingredients that make up evin’s refined approach to DJing. 

Bringing in Tapes #86 is Violet. In her home city Lisbon, Violet is contributing to her local scene from different angles. She’s co-founder of online radio station Rádio Quântica and also resident at mina – a queer rave in unexpected venues. This work permeates Violet’s work as an artist, as she thoughtfully expresses the political history of dance music through her voice and her music.

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.