Editorial, Mix Series
Dekmantel Podcast 352 - Mark Seven
By choice, Mark Seven keeps a low profile. But the truth is, he is one of those low-key but influential characters you really should know.
Dekmantel Podcast 351 - Darwin
Darwin juggles many different roles in dance music as well as she juggles her records in the DJ booth.
Dekmantel Podcast 350 - Akua
Techno has been reclaimed and refined in the last few years. For Ghanaian-American Discwoman associate Akua, that means a deep dedication to bringing forth narr
Dekmantel Podcast 349 - Peverelist
Peverelist is one of those artist’s whose legacy is already assured. His labels Punch Drunk and Livity Sound have been at the cutting edge of their own unique m
Dekmantel Podcast 348 - Kareem Ali
American Kareem Ali came to dance music late but has very quickly made a big impression.
Dekmantel Podcast 347 - Cinema Royale
Cinema Royale is a DJ who plays flawlessly, no matter the setting or style of music he reaches for.
Dekmantel Podcast 346 - Anastasia Kristensen
Anastasia Kristensen has been offering a new definition of techno for the last five years. When she plays, she plays from the heart, with unbridled energy and a
Dekmantel Podcast 345 - KG
Karen "KG" Nyame has been dubbed the “Goddess of Rhythm,” and for good reason.
Dekmantel Podcast 344 - Kush Jones
There is no way to neatly sum up what Kush Jones does.
Dekmantel Podcast 343 - ISAbella
"Since I was a little kid I have found a safe space in music," said ISAbella on her Instagram recently.
Dekmantel Podcast 342 - Loraine James
London's Loraine James is as experimental as electronic artists get.
Dekmantel Podcast 341 - MoMA READY
MoMA READY arrived on a wave of acclaim that hasn't at all subsided in the four or so years since his debut.
Dekmantel Podcast 340 - TSVI
TSVI's sound is rooted in techno but takes in a whole world of influences.
Dekmantel Podcast 339 - Terrence Dixon
Detroit and techno are inseparable. And it doesn't get much more Detroit techno than Terrence Dixon.
Dekmantel Podcast 338 - Bok Bok
It's hard to overstate the role Bok Bok has had in shaping the sound of the UK underground over the last decade.
Dekmantel Podcast 337 - Spekki Webu
Dutchman Spekki Webu likes to take you to moments of sonic spiritualism. His take on electronic music is as a soundtrack to mind-expanding space travel and inte
Dekmantel Podcast 336 - Vale Budino
Vale Budino describes herself simply as a ‘music lover,’ but ‘music obsessive’ might be more apt.
Dekmantel Podcast 335 - Nadia Struiwigh
For Sydney-based Dutch artist Nadia Struiwigh, ambient is a way of life.
Dekmantel Podcast 334 - Bambounou
It's not often an artist serves up a debut album as accomplished and complete as Bambounou's XXX in 2012.
Dekmantel Podcast 333 - Cardinal & Nun
Marseille's Loïc Bodjollé started out making classic Chicago house as Donarra. As good as it was, he has really found his voice as Cardinal & Nun.
Dekmantel Podcast 332 - Conducta
No one can deny that Conducta is surfing on the crest of garage's new wave. The Bristol-born artist is a dexterous DJ who jumps from style to style, leaving upl
Dekmantel Podcast 331 - B12
The B12 story started back in the early nineties when Mike Golding and Steve Rutter helped define the UK's intelligent techno and early electronica scene.
Dekmantel Podcast 330 - Sapphire Slows
Tokyo's Sapphire Slows has her own distinctive aesthetic. The music she makes is ghostly and delicate, eerie yet beautiful.
Dekmantel Podcast 329 - Gavilán Rayna Russom
A three hour long epic oeuvre with many different chapters by Gavilán Rayna Russom