The Radar Episode 037: Mixed by Astronomar
Astronomar steps up to take the decks for our latest Radar episode. Check out the hour long shakedown here.
Astronomar steps up to take the decks for our latest Radar episode. Check out the hour long shakedown here.
Troy Kurtz is one of the many up-and-comers currently lighting up the LA underground scene, yet what separates this Angeleno from the rest of the pack is the versatility of his record bag.
From scoring video games to crafting uplifting deep house, Eelke Kleijn is about as versatile as a producer as you'll come across these days.
Ravell delivers the 34th episode of Dancing Astronaut's Radar mix.
Justin Isobe spends his time on our Radar podcast crafting a mesmerizing two hours of industrial techno, shifty tech house, and haunting electronica that will leave you scratching your head and checking the tracklist at every turn.
Episode 31 of Radar invites Los Angeles-based Fei-Fei for her first debut on Dancing Astronaut.
Between bubbly downtempo electronica and a chopped and screwed collection of bustling trap cuts, Redial's addition to The Radar opens with his own remix of Karma Fields' "Build the Cities" and follows it up with 20 of the freshest future bass outputs of the last 6 months from KRNE, Ta-Ku, Oski and more.
Toronto native Carlo Lio has spent a decade honing his craft as a no bullshit, tech house producer/DJ. As such, his music has caught the attention of some of the biggest techno and house labels in the world including SCI+TEC, Bedrock Records, Desloat, Intec and Suara. Lio's latest single, "Deebug," a menacing industrial techno steamroller, caught fire recently after Nicole Moudaber gave him the nod on her label MOOD Recordings... but it's his talent for keeping clubs moving that landed him on our Radar Mix. A 14-track tech house masterclass, the hour long mix features pressings from Siopis, Florian Meindl, Astin & Waveshape, Dennis Ferrer and more. Don't recognize the names? Don't worry. Just press play and let Carlo Lio give you a lesson in the finer points of electronic music.
Already virally recognized for his untouchable live remixing abilities and for hilariously improving SNL’s “Get Turned Up To Death,” ENFERNO continues his crusade as an ambassador of the ‘#RealDJing’ movement, landing him…