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Next up in our series, we’re excited to welcome Mary Yuzovskaya, a DJ
and producer whose surgical sense of the groove and love for minimal
sound structures have become trademarks over the years. At the helm of
her own record label, Monday Off, Mary puts in the same precision and
effort she dishes out through all of her vinyl-only DJ sets.
Stripped-back and highly cerebral, her style sits at the junction of
heavily dubbed-out psychedelia, liquid abstraction and
post-industrialism, and this mix doesn’t differ. Enter Yuzovskaya’s mazy
new vinyl exclusive mix with crumbs of bread in your pocket and some
red thread, for we’re yet to know where the labyrinth ends. But does it
even have an end?
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Reclaim Your City 625 | Wata Igarashi
Kicking off 2025 in the best company as Tokyo-born, Amsterdam-based
don Wata Igarashi takes over with a masterclass in pulsating futuristic
techno and widescreen sonics. Through a flurry of top-of-the-range
releases for the likes of Dekmantel, Kompakt, Figure and his own
imprint, WIP, the Japanese producer has been cementing his position as a
true innovator of techno music. His unparalleled knack for crafting
big-room-ready tunes that engineer a complex cocktail of cutting-edge
elegance, modular intuitivity and hi-impact punch has logically made him
a much sought-after talent in the scene. Not departing from that
polymathic approach, his RYC mix, recorded at PURE G x FINAL in Taipei
on December 7, treats us to a storm of shape-shifting grooves and
brutalist fractals of sound. Beware, high voltage.
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Reclaim Your City 624 | MARRØN
A much (duly) rated exponent of the Dutch techno sound within and
well beyond its borders, Eerste Communie co-founder and resident MARRØN
clocks in with a vibrant two-hour trip into his constantly minimal, yet
untiringly expansive imaginarium. Through a chiselled selection of cuts
both surgical and eerie - combining the haunting nature of deep,
texturally lavish dubs with that of clinically arranged dance
floor-destroyers, he has us swaying in a state of spooky stasis, zoning
out further and further into trance-like abandon as the groove etches
deeper. Boasting a signature both paced-up and uncompromisingly stripped
down to its atomic nucleus, MARRØN serves up a masterly crafted piece
of soul-searching engineering.
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Reclaim Your City 623 | Ogazón
Breaking in our waves with a special two-hour round of genre-busting
floor hoodoo, here comes Luxemburg-via-Germany’s one and only Ogazón.
Nimbly walking the tightrope between sensuous house folds and more
rugged, up-for-the-jugular techno on a deep, dubby tip, Ogazón treats us
to a hi-NRG vinyl workout flush with immersive, cinematic motion and
proper low-slung club-oriented extrapolations. The result is a mix that
swings the pendulum between sheer blazing functionality and an escapist
mindset, sparking off the inextinguible will to go out and rave your
night away from the daily hassle, and you can trust Ogazón for she
certainly knows how to teleport dancers to a whole cozier, comely
dimension in the twinkling of an eye. Merry Xmas to all!
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Reclaim Your City 622 | Haruka
Hailing from Tokyo, Japanese DJ and producer Haruka has made a name
for himself through his finely curated selections and seamless mixing
technique, making him a regular of acclaimed clubs around the world,
including that of our beloved friends from Tbilisi, Bassiani’s. Haruka’s
polymathic sound - a blend of off-kilter techno and bouncy,
genre-unbound electronics, attests to the man’s widescreen vision and
engaging versatility, never settling for the obvious but looking to find
new paths of expression with every set. His RYC offering doesn’t differ
and delves into a wealth of rhythms and tropes, pushing back
the boundaries of techno as we know it, or better, redefining it
entirely.
Rotterdam-via-Berlin based outlet reuniting underground purveyors across the globe as they methodically scan and showcase various nerve centers from the techno Internationale.