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Listen to a mix from DAYTIMERS' Provhat Rahman inspired by the birth of UK Bhangra

Inspired by the recent Built By Sound Installation, which premiered as part of Bradford's UK City of Culture 2025 programme in November, Provhat Rahman traces the origins of the South Asian daytimers movement in this exclusive mix

The Mix 088: Wata Igarashi

Our final mix of 2025 is psychedelic, textured trip from Japanese techno master Wata Igarashi

The Mix 087: BLUMITSU

Since joining forces, Bluetoof and Jossy Mitsu have expanded their creativity with science fiction-informed worldbuilding and exploration of fresh sonic territory. They share a peak-time mix and speak to Tibor Heskett about expanding the BLUMITSU universe

The Mix 086: Zora Jones

Zora Jones has been in training, pushing herself to learn new skills and level up her artistry, and is now ready to launch into a fearless new era, with a raft of releases planned. She shares a club-focused mix and speaks to Jasmine Kent-Smith about her new creative home Bellyfat and why making music shouldn't feel easy

The Mix 085: LUXE

A slow but assured move to consolidate her classical roots into UK bass music has made LUXE one of the most intriguing artists of recent years. She speaks to Gemma Ross about that journey, and delivers a mix packed with club pressure

The Mix 084: State OFFF

State OFFF demonstrates how there is "gqom everywhere" for this spine-tingling edition of The Mix, and tells Megan Townsend about how trading on his 'Hard Currency' helped him bring an array of global stars together on his debut album

The Mix 083: object blue

Three years in the making, object blue is about to release her debut album ‘what resembles the grave but isn't’ on TT. She shares a mix of dark, heady beats and speaks to Patrick Hinton about the gruelling process of the LP's creation and the industry conditions it arrives in

The Mix 081: Dj Babatr

After facing years of derision and social stigma at home in Venezuela for his fierce raptor house sound, Dj Babatr has now found international success and rightful acclaim. He shares a mix of raptor house in many forms and speaks to Charis McGowan about artistic resilience and his new album ‘Root Echoes’

The Mix 080: Leon Vynehall

On his third album ‘In Daytona Yellow’, Leon Vynehall opens up emotionally and uses his own vocals for the very first time. He chats to Gemma Ross about the vulnerability of that process and delivers a signature house and club mix

The Mix 079: Mandidextrous

Mandidextrous is grabbing today's scene with both hands, with plans to grow their speedbass sound into a full-blown sonic movement. They talk to Megan Townsend about being inspired by the new-school of bass heads, reinvention and why they won't be making jungletek again any time soon

The Mix 078: JASSS

JASSS' new album 'Eager Buyers' is a breath of fresh air that subverts modern malaise. She speaks to Patrick Hinton about the devaluing of art, homogenisation of clubs, and shares a ranging mix that channels the feeling of playing on the Sinai Sound System

The Mix 077: Bakey

After becoming the first person to sign to Warehouse Projects’ new record label, Bakey is soon to release his debut album paying homage to 2010s dance music, soundsystem culture, and early pirate radio. He talks all things ‘Tribute’, and shares a mix featuring unreleased tracks and new influences

The Mix 076: Thakzin

Building on a rich musical legacy, Johannesburg innovator Thakzin shares a stirring mix and speaks to Jamaal Johnson about his spiritual upbringing, the rise of 3-Step, Europe’s relationship with African music, and his debut album ‘Gods Window Pt.1’

The Mix 075: Didi Han

The Korean-born DJ and producer takes us through a dreamscape of deep house textures and rave-inspired bass, and speaks to Megan Townsend about complex emotions, collaboration prospects, and her life-changing move from Seoul to Paris

The Mix 074: X & Ivy

X & Ivy share a party-perfect mix to soundtrack the closing moments of summer, and speak to Finn Cliff Hodges about their viral origins, getting serious as musicians and building a creative universe

The Mix 073: DJ K

On his second album, Brazilian bruxaria figurehead DJ K builds on the international acclaim of his debut, turning his attention to legacy and social change. He speaks to Nathan Evans about state repression of Brazilian funk, freedom fighting — and shares an exclusives-heavy mix

The Mix 072: Fetus

Japanese artist Fetus makes intense and uninhibited music that transcends physical limits and language — and it's catching attention across the world. He shares a high-energy mix and speaks to Patrick Hinton about refusing restrictions, Tokyo's club scene, and the emotional inspiration behind his artist name and debut album

The Mix 071: Hannah Laing

The Dundee doof doof specialist goes back to her roots with a '90s rave-inspired mix and talks to Megan Townsend about putting on her first-ever festival, her affinity with Ibiza, and hitting it big without a blueprint

The Mix 070: Florentino

Florentino delivers a “sensual” peak-summer mix, and talks turning a healing journey into music, his latest audiovisual project bringing an interactive soundsystem to life, and the “problematic nature” of the term ‘Latin club’

The Mix 069: DJ Fuckoff

DJ Fuckoff channels “bassy summertime dancefloor energy” in her latest mix, and chats to Gemma Ross about being neurodivergent in the music industry, reclaiming sexual power as a femme, and establishing a "Fucktopia"

The Mix 068: DJ co.kr

Korea's DJ co.kr showcases the best of Seoul's burgeoning bass scene and talks to Megan Townsend about merging Korean traditional street performance music with UK funky, enlisting Riko Dan for a producer tag on his first-ever EP, and why "spatial depth" is the next step in his mission