Laurel Halo delivers a deadly instalment for DJ-Kicks with her 29-track sequence of zingers from overlapping zones of the ‘floor...
With a mercurial yet gritty flow owing as much to UK as Detroit and Durban dancefloor styles, Laurel wickedly and coherently keeps the mix in flux between alternating patterns, textures and subtly emotive tones, lacing her own exclusive parts and those from Nick León, Rrose and Ikonika, into a Lovelacian jacquard of iridescent allure and intricacy.
Alongside her 1 hour mix, all the tracks are available unmixed, with a big Gqom highlight in Griffit Vigo’s ‘A.C.I.D. (Electronic Gqom Mix)’ and to an extent, in Panda Lassow’s mutant, EU take on Gqom ‘Lachowa’, while the likes of Siete Catorce’s haunting latinx ace for Hypermedium, and Group A’s sprung EBm ace ‘Ketabil’ highlight the diversity and cross-floor unity at the core of Laurel’s dancefloor nous.
The viny 13 track set that takes in exclusive highlights such as Rrose’s nose-drip techno in ‘Cricoid Pressure’, along with Ikonika’s industrial funk ace ‘Bodied (OG Mix)’, Nick Léon’s kinky ‘Pelican Dub’, and Laurel’s kicking Detroit styles in ‘Sweetie’. Elsewhere, you’ll find smart picks such as Group A’s overlooked EBM zinger ‘Ketabali’, a freaky spin on Gqom from Panda Lassow, and Siete Catorce’s brooding swerve in ‘Canto’, taken from his EP for Hypermedium.
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Laurel Halo delivers a deadly instalment for DJ-Kicks with her 29-track sequence of zingers from overlapping zones of the ‘floor...
With a mercurial yet gritty flow owing as much to UK as Detroit and Durban dancefloor styles, Laurel wickedly and coherently keeps the mix in flux between alternating patterns, textures and subtly emotive tones, lacing her own exclusive parts and those from Nick León, Rrose and Ikonika, into a Lovelacian jacquard of iridescent allure and intricacy.
Alongside her 1 hour mix, all the tracks are available unmixed, with a big Gqom highlight in Griffit Vigo’s ‘A.C.I.D. (Electronic Gqom Mix)’ and to an extent, in Panda Lassow’s mutant, EU take on Gqom ‘Lachowa’, while the likes of Siete Catorce’s haunting latinx ace for Hypermedium, and Group A’s sprung EBm ace ‘Ketabil’ highlight the diversity and cross-floor unity at the core of Laurel’s dancefloor nous.
The viny 13 track set that takes in exclusive highlights such as Rrose’s nose-drip techno in ‘Cricoid Pressure’, along with Ikonika’s industrial funk ace ‘Bodied (OG Mix)’, Nick Léon’s kinky ‘Pelican Dub’, and Laurel’s kicking Detroit styles in ‘Sweetie’. Elsewhere, you’ll find smart picks such as Group A’s overlooked EBM zinger ‘Ketabali’, a freaky spin on Gqom from Panda Lassow, and Siete Catorce’s brooding swerve in ‘Canto’, taken from his EP for Hypermedium.
Laurel Halo delivers a deadly instalment for DJ-Kicks with her 29-track sequence of zingers from overlapping zones of the ‘floor...
With a mercurial yet gritty flow owing as much to UK as Detroit and Durban dancefloor styles, Laurel wickedly and coherently keeps the mix in flux between alternating patterns, textures and subtly emotive tones, lacing her own exclusive parts and those from Nick León, Rrose and Ikonika, into a Lovelacian jacquard of iridescent allure and intricacy.
Alongside her 1 hour mix, all the tracks are available unmixed, with a big Gqom highlight in Griffit Vigo’s ‘A.C.I.D. (Electronic Gqom Mix)’ and to an extent, in Panda Lassow’s mutant, EU take on Gqom ‘Lachowa’, while the likes of Siete Catorce’s haunting latinx ace for Hypermedium, and Group A’s sprung EBm ace ‘Ketabil’ highlight the diversity and cross-floor unity at the core of Laurel’s dancefloor nous.
The viny 13 track set that takes in exclusive highlights such as Rrose’s nose-drip techno in ‘Cricoid Pressure’, along with Ikonika’s industrial funk ace ‘Bodied (OG Mix)’, Nick Léon’s kinky ‘Pelican Dub’, and Laurel’s kicking Detroit styles in ‘Sweetie’. Elsewhere, you’ll find smart picks such as Group A’s overlooked EBM zinger ‘Ketabali’, a freaky spin on Gqom from Panda Lassow, and Siete Catorce’s brooding swerve in ‘Canto’, taken from his EP for Hypermedium.
Laurel Halo delivers a deadly instalment for DJ-Kicks with her 29-track sequence of zingers from overlapping zones of the ‘floor...
With a mercurial yet gritty flow owing as much to UK as Detroit and Durban dancefloor styles, Laurel wickedly and coherently keeps the mix in flux between alternating patterns, textures and subtly emotive tones, lacing her own exclusive parts and those from Nick León, Rrose and Ikonika, into a Lovelacian jacquard of iridescent allure and intricacy.
Alongside her 1 hour mix, all the tracks are available unmixed, with a big Gqom highlight in Griffit Vigo’s ‘A.C.I.D. (Electronic Gqom Mix)’ and to an extent, in Panda Lassow’s mutant, EU take on Gqom ‘Lachowa’, while the likes of Siete Catorce’s haunting latinx ace for Hypermedium, and Group A’s sprung EBm ace ‘Ketabil’ highlight the diversity and cross-floor unity at the core of Laurel’s dancefloor nous.
The viny 13 track set that takes in exclusive highlights such as Rrose’s nose-drip techno in ‘Cricoid Pressure’, along with Ikonika’s industrial funk ace ‘Bodied (OG Mix)’, Nick Léon’s kinky ‘Pelican Dub’, and Laurel’s kicking Detroit styles in ‘Sweetie’. Elsewhere, you’ll find smart picks such as Group A’s overlooked EBM zinger ‘Ketabali’, a freaky spin on Gqom from Panda Lassow, and Siete Catorce’s brooding swerve in ‘Canto’, taken from his EP for Hypermedium.
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Laurel Halo delivers a deadly instalment for DJ-Kicks with her 29-track sequence of zingers from overlapping zones of the ‘floor...
With a mercurial yet gritty flow owing as much to UK as Detroit and Durban dancefloor styles, Laurel wickedly and coherently keeps the mix in flux between alternating patterns, textures and subtly emotive tones, lacing her own exclusive parts and those from Nick León, Rrose and Ikonika, into a Lovelacian jacquard of iridescent allure and intricacy.
Alongside her 1 hour mix, all the tracks are available unmixed, with a big Gqom highlight in Griffit Vigo’s ‘A.C.I.D. (Electronic Gqom Mix)’ and to an extent, in Panda Lassow’s mutant, EU take on Gqom ‘Lachowa’, while the likes of Siete Catorce’s haunting latinx ace for Hypermedium, and Group A’s sprung EBm ace ‘Ketabil’ highlight the diversity and cross-floor unity at the core of Laurel’s dancefloor nous.
The viny 13 track set that takes in exclusive highlights such as Rrose’s nose-drip techno in ‘Cricoid Pressure’, along with Ikonika’s industrial funk ace ‘Bodied (OG Mix)’, Nick Léon’s kinky ‘Pelican Dub’, and Laurel’s kicking Detroit styles in ‘Sweetie’. Elsewhere, you’ll find smart picks such as Group A’s overlooked EBM zinger ‘Ketabali’, a freaky spin on Gqom from Panda Lassow, and Siete Catorce’s brooding swerve in ‘Canto’, taken from his EP for Hypermedium.
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Laurel Halo delivers a deadly instalment for DJ-Kicks with her 29-track sequence of zingers from overlapping zones of the ‘floor...
With a mercurial yet gritty flow owing as much to UK as Detroit and Durban dancefloor styles, Laurel wickedly and coherently keeps the mix in flux between alternating patterns, textures and subtly emotive tones, lacing her own exclusive parts and those from Nick León, Rrose and Ikonika, into a Lovelacian jacquard of iridescent allure and intricacy.
Alongside her 1 hour mix, all the tracks are available unmixed, with a big Gqom highlight in Griffit Vigo’s ‘A.C.I.D. (Electronic Gqom Mix)’ and to an extent, in Panda Lassow’s mutant, EU take on Gqom ‘Lachowa’, while the likes of Siete Catorce’s haunting latinx ace for Hypermedium, and Group A’s sprung EBm ace ‘Ketabil’ highlight the diversity and cross-floor unity at the core of Laurel’s dancefloor nous.
The viny 13 track set that takes in exclusive highlights such as Rrose’s nose-drip techno in ‘Cricoid Pressure’, along with Ikonika’s industrial funk ace ‘Bodied (OG Mix)’, Nick Léon’s kinky ‘Pelican Dub’, and Laurel’s kicking Detroit styles in ‘Sweetie’. Elsewhere, you’ll find smart picks such as Group A’s overlooked EBM zinger ‘Ketabali’, a freaky spin on Gqom from Panda Lassow, and Siete Catorce’s brooding swerve in ‘Canto’, taken from his EP for Hypermedium.