Editorial, Mix Series
Dekmantel Podcast 304 - Mika Oki
Mika Oki takes control of the Dekmantel Podcast this week with a mind-melting mix.
Dekmantel Podcast 303 - Danielle
Though she came up in London, Danielle embodies the cutting edge electronic sound of her hometown of Bristol.
Dekmantel Podcast 302 - Ploy
A master of kinetic percussion and low end bass weight, Hemlock, Timedance and Hessle Audio producer Ploy has long been a techno favourite.
Dekmantel Podcast 301 - OMOLOKO
OMOLOKO is part of the new wave of artists who are leading the Brazilian scene from the front.
Dekmantel Podcast 300 - Parrish Smith
300 up! And who better to help us mark this milestone than Parrish Smith, a core member of the Dekmantel family for a number of years.
Dekmantel Podcast 299 - Otik
Bristol raised, London based Otik turned a lot of heads right from the off, and by now he has fully established himself as one of bass and techno's most interes
Dekmantel Podcast 298 - 33EMYBW
China's 33EMYBW is part of a wave of producers around the world who are bringing a wealth of new ideas and plenty of fresh energy to the club music realm.
Dekmantel Podcast 297 - Teki Latex
Retired rapper, outdoor garms connoisseur, king of the blend, genre bender extraordinaire... there is no one quite like Teki Latex.
Dekmantel Podcast 296 - Azu Tiwaline
Saharan artist Azu Tiwaline is inspired by the desire to explore her origins in the Tunisian desert.
Dekmantel Podcast 295 - Carrot Green
Carrot Green is very much a product of his Brazilian homeland. He makes and plays music that can place you deep into a freaky and humid jungle techno party, or
Dekmantel Podcast 264 - Nene H
Nene H has been hailed as one of techno's most strikingly singular artists. In the studio she mixes up her passion for folk and religious music as well as bruis
Dekmantel Podcast 263 - Low Jack
Low Jack has been bringing an accessible experimentalism to club music throughout his career.
Dekmantel Podcast 262 - Prins Thomas
Norway's Prins Thomas is a giant of an artist whose influence looms large over the whole of the Scandi-scene.
Dekmantel Podcast 261 - Tutu
Tutu is someone who people speak about with a real sense of reverence despite the fact she very much remains in the shadows of the scene. The reason? Her electr
Dekmantel Podcast 260 - Oceanic
Oceanic makes distinctly modern house and techno with attention grabbing synths and lithe sound design.
Dekmantel Podcast 259 - Antenes
Chicago born Antenes is a Brooklyn based synth obsessive. She builds her own modulars and then sets them to the future to cook up rough edged warehouse tracks t
Dekmantel Podcast 258 - Kléo
French born but Amsterdam based for almost 20 years, Kléo draws on her work as a visual artist when she's painting colourful musical landscapes in the DJ booth.
Dekmantel Podcast 257 - DEBONAIR
Many people have an NTS show, but few are as closely attached to the London station as much as DEBONAIR.
Dekmantel Podcast 256 - Acid Arab
Last month, the Parisian duo of Guido Minisky and Hervé Carvalh aka Acid Arab took us on another absorbing musical tour with their latest album Jdid on Crammed
Dekmantel Podcast 255 - Plaid
Plaid's techno is some of the most thoughtful out there, and the way the British pair deliver it is often just as interesting.
Dekmantel Podcast 254 - Barbara Boeing
One of the many highlights of this year's Lentekabinet was a radiant set from Barbara Boeing.
Dekmantel Podcast 253 - re:ni
re:ni's secret weapon is the way she plays with rhythm with such ease. Whether banging 130bpm club tracks or nailing down slick UK techno, keeping it deep with
Dekmantel Podcast 252 - Cleveland
Cleveland bridges many different musical divides. He is a DJ, producer and party promoter from Luxembourg but based in Brussels, and in all those disciplines li
Dekmantel Podcast 251 - Aquarian
Aquarian makes and plays music that feels familiar but is hard to pin down.