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Releasing music since 2008, Hassan Abou Alam is one of Egypt’s musical exports. Over the years, he has released on international labels such as Casa Voyager, Naive, Rhythm Section and Needs. He also worked with Red Bull’s RBMA where he was given the chance to mingle musically with the ancient people of Luxor to create

Things get a little fruity with this pumping mix from London-based selector Amaliah.  Making waves with her Borne Fruits radio shows on Balamii and Threads Radio, Amaliah has been absolutely killing it, recently making her fabric debut as well as bookings at Body Movements Festival, The Cause, The Pickle Factory and more. We sure are

An unexpected drive-time footwork mix from one of Paris’ finest dj sacom.  Quite the mysterious figure, dj sacom is the founder of the +C+ label, launching last year with a 5-track EP from Solotape. He’s also part of the underground rave collective Fusion mes Couilles which starts way back in 2016. The collective includes Emma

Doctor Jeep gets dark and stormy for podcast 081.  Based in Brooklyn, Doctor Jeep is the alias of Andre Lira who has become internationally known for his innovative bass mutations that span from breakneck breakbeat rave anthems to murky garage, speedy 4×4 and chuggy dancehall wormholes. Last year Andre celebrated 10 years of the Doctor

A seeming homage to old-school rave tapes, US DJ and label owner JEROME provides the 80th mix in our series. Sticking together a playful collage of fun, high NRG and oftentimes nostalgic anthems, JEROME pulls out the bangers with an all killers, no filler approach. Based in Pennsylvania, Matt Lutz launched JEROME in 2016 as

Leicester’s 8ball delivers a beautiful summery mix for Untitled909, put together with comfy five in the afternoon festival sets at the back of the mind, its dreamy, mind-expanding stuff to kick back to, and a perfect reflection of their lush signature sound, a heady fusion of mellow atmospheric soundscapes side with UK hardcore, jungle and drum’n’bass.  

Welcome to the Nasty kingdom. Berlin-based producer Nasty King Kurl has been releasing music since 2017 on imprints such as Serious Trouble and 777 Recordings. His background is firmly rooted in modern hip hop and incorporates a lot of live elements into his performances. This feeds into his productions, mixing an often time hectic soundscape

A sizzlin’ hot UKG and breaks mix from Rotterdam’s very own DJ Crisps.  With releases, Riz La Teef’s South London Pressings and Bristol label Time Is Now, DJ Crisps returns with three original dubs that blur the lines between garage, hardcore and breakbeat. ‘Music Is My Life’ lands on Cheeky Music Group on the 20th

For the third edition of our Refuge Worldwide residency, co-founder Dr. Blowfin shares the baddest tunes that he found in the months of May and June and keeps saying things like ‘Come on England’ and ‘+3’… Untitled #909 · Refuge Worldwide x Untitled 909 – Dr. Blowfin