Nortec (aka Pepe Mogt and Bostich) share their latest dancefloor-worthy Guest Mix. 2022 has been a busy year for the electronic duo, but the hustle doesnât end anytime soon as they can be expected to be performing at Catharsis Experience Festival in Ensenada, Baja California, MĂ©xico on May 27th, 2022.
Originally from Seoul, South Korea, Messiahwaits (aka Jae Hyun Chung) has spent a great deal of time abroad in Berlin absorbing a lot of the energy around him, and steadily learning more about himself and his craft. As a resident of Germany, his debuts are constantly flowing through European cities.
Swedish techno maven Ida Engberg is a driving force in the techno scene, especially for women. This week’s Global Vibe Radio mix is an exclusive live set from Club Space Miami (2021).
As of 2022, Ida has been busy touring in the United States. In March alone, she has toured through Arizona, Texas, Los Angeles, and Miami for Miami Music Week.
This week’s Guest mix features DJ-producer and label owner of F/4 Records, ElezD, an artist who’s name is an acronym for: EL (HUMAN), EZ (IS), D (DIVINE). For this mix, he gives a dose of his new sounds that are full of high energy and anthemic grooves â all of which are served with a lot of dark elements.
From beginning to end, this mix will include rave-worth soundscapes that will keep you on your toes. Even better, This mix includes 80% original music from him as well as from his peers
Canadian-based and Bangladeshi Dj-producer Saad Ayub has firmly established himself as one of Canadaâs top producers through original releases and remixes. In 2019, he became a breakthrough artist of the year by Paul Van Dyk on DJ Mag, and his track âRememberâ was crowned tune of the year by Ferry Corsten in 2018 on DJ Mag.
Joining the WORK Resident 2022 roster, Secus (Matt Salamon) gives his notable deep-driving elements to the residency mix. Co-founder of the label Ascetic Limited, Secus has also shared DJ booths with talented artists such as Claudio PRC, Ness, Deepbass, Wrong Assessment, Viels, David ATT, Wata Igarashi, Jeff Derringer, and many others.
Featuring this week’s Guest Mix is from emerging artist EJ-BEATS. Coming from humbling beginnings, EJ-BEATS began his journey into techno and performing techno from his Californian house parties as an alma mater. He continued captivating audiences with streams such as âChurch of Technoâ garnering a global fandom. As his branding suggests, EJ-BEATS consistently cements himself into the hearts and minds of his audience through his powerful, industrious, yet dynamic and fluid sets.
The overall growth that’s apparent from 2019 up until now showcases that anime has truly made itself known as a household name. Along the way, anime, trance and techno have “crossed wires” so to speak, but in a good way.
2019 saw an increase in people watching anime. Netflix reported that households streaming anime had grown a whopping 50 percent and more than 100 million households watching at least one anime title on its platform. Crunchyroll, the largest streaming anime platform, reported it had reached three million subscribers in July 2020, and then six months after, reached four million subscribers. This represents an overall growth of 33 percent in six months.
Known as the angels of the underground, this week’s Guest Mix kicks off with techno up-and-comers, Mea Inferno. The Chicago-born and LA-based duo fill the dancefloor with forceful driving techno. Drawing inspiration across a multitude of genres, Mea Infernoâs sets are filled with dynamic tracks boasting powerful drops that bring the crowd on a dark and spacey journey.
This week’s Global Vibe Radio mix and the milestone 300th episode of our series features Luke Slater, the chameleonic DJ, and producer who has shifted through the variants of techno music for over 25 years. As much as he has released music under his own name, he is no stranger to the concept of aliases; he is best known for his aliases such as Planetary Assault Systems, The 7th Plain, L.B. Dub Corp, Morganistic, and Mote-Evolver.
