SCHLAGWORTE: Groove Podcast

777 Recordings and Wrong Hands Distribution founder Ron Wilson delivers a turbulent and energetic mix for the Groove podcast.

2019? Packed. Her contribution to our Groove podcast? Same. The Dusk & Haze founder Sophia Saze delivers a cathartic 48-track set in just 60 minutes.

Doc Sleep's Groove mix sees the Jacktone co-owner represent the music from affiliated producers, ranging from dubbed out sounds to "emo acid".

Davis, one of Brazil's key figures in dance music, steps up to decks for a murky, retrofuturistic mix without stylistic or cultural boundaries.

It's hard to keep up with Bartosz Kruczyński's work, so him slowing things down with his Groove mix under his Earth Trax is a welcome change of pace.

The 200th issue of our Groove Podcast sees Djax Records founder Miss Djax step up to the decks for a masterclass in acid techno.

Just before their tour with Sharon van Etten, The Golden Filter's Groove mix puts an emphasis on texture, blending timeless tunes and future classics.

For her contribution to our Groove podcast, the BITE affiliate and Khidi resident REKA has challenged herself to raise the tempo. Don't forget your helmet.

Everything that can go wrong usually goes wrong when he's recording a mix, says Hodge - but we have yet to find a flaw in these densely packed 68 minutes.

Freddy K at his purest: The Key Vinyl founder fit his vision of techno into a densely packed hour - two turntables, one mixer, recorded live with no edits.

Shortly before the release of her new LP, Xosar's Groove mix knows no stylistic boundaries but aims at creating a coherent sound cosmos of its own.

Steve Bug's Groove mix is full of warm vibes for grey winter days, featuring unknown producers and overlooked tracks hand-selected by the Poker Flat boss.

With his Groove mix, the British producer Koehler aims for paranoia, aggression and intensity, but also a cathartic ending.

Berghain-Resident Norman Nodge begrüßt uns mit einem anderthalbstündigen Groove-Mix im Jahr 2019, der Alt und Neu zusammendenkt.

Twirl co-founder Alinka's Groove mix is best understood as a dialogue between what was, what is and what may be - in short, timeless house music.

Chicago's DJ Skull steps up to the decks to deliver a two-hour long mix ranging from dreamy Detroit techno to hard-hitting acid belters.