Mixes Of The Week: 18/4/16

This week’s top mixes include Surgeon live at Dockyard Warehouse, Juju & Jordash’s Fine Time session, Jammer’s explosive Dummy Mix, and Oskar Offermann’s Ethereal Sound.

Surgeon Live at Dockyard Warehouse. A recording of prolific techno artist Surgeon performing an improvised hardware set live at Dockyard Warehouse Festival in the Netherlands. “You can hear the music being created and destroyed as it’s happening and that was as exciting for me as it is for the audience,” he explains. Stream and download above.

Juju & Jordash’s Fine Time Session. The latest Fine Time session features a recording of Juju & Jordash performing an improvised live set at the Dekmantel night at Doornroosje, the Netherlands’ longest-running nightclub. “It’s vibrant, pumping, thoughtful and honestly just awesome.” Stream and download above.

Jammer’s Explosive Dummy Mix. Influential producer, MC and coordinator of Lord of the Mics, Jammer‘s explosive new Dummy mix intends to soundtrack a rowdy Friday night in explosive style. Stream and download above, find out more in the accompanying interview here.

Avalon Emerson’s New Groove. Berlin-based DJ, producer and software engineer Avalon Emerson‘s new Groove podcast showcases her unusual approach to techno, as heard on her recent release via Young Turks sublabel Whities. “Staying in one zone too long is boring,” she explains. Stream and download above, interview with the artist and track listing here.

Oskar Offermann’s Ethereal Sound. A holder of shared residencies with fellow Frankfurt native Edward at clubs like Robert Johnson and Kiev’s Closer, Oskar Offermann‘s RA podcast represents a guided journey through the Berlin-based deep house DJ and producer’s warm and ethereal, groove-based solo sound. Stream above, track listing here.

BNJMN’s Textured 4/4 Music. As a part of their ongoing mix series, East London arts venue Oval Space present a recording of  BNJMN, who has produced two dreamy house LPs for Rush Hour, performing a set of textured 4/4 music at The Pickle Factory x Delsin Records, which took place earlier this month alongside Voiski and Conforce. Stream above.