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Another kickass mix in our series from a Patterns resident. This time it’s from South London DJ Bklava who is known for her hybrid sets which include live vocal overdubs. Having supported Conducta, Dan Shake and Kurupt FM, Bklava also founded Spin Suga. The concept began as a promotion based platform supporting female/non-binary DJs and

  When we asked Chrissy to provide a mix for our series, there was no guessing to what it would sound like. Chrissy’s knowledge of music goes above and beyond what I could ever dream of having tapped into the world of house, ghettotech, footwork, jungle, hardcore, disco and more. He is credited for organising

Getting grimy for the 26th edition. Switching things up in our podcast series is Grime Box promoter and REEF resident Esposito who is one of Berlin’s hidden treasures. Known for his genre-crossing style and tension building sets, the mix flows through liquid drum n bass, halftime and jungle with ease. It’s atmospheric, transcending into a

We first featured 95Bones on Untitled 909 a couple of years ago when we interviewed him about the label and party series Presha in Guildford. Since then, he’s been slowly paving his way as one of the most exciting UK artists to watch with releases on Plus Ultra, Eyeangle and Scuffed Recordings. Follow 95Bones on

Last but not least in our Patterns resident mix series is duo Ovre. Behind the alias is Jack Harmer and Anders Swaffield who run the ATTIC club night and are in their second year of residency at Patterns – supporting the likes of Craig Richards, Gerd Janson and Horse Meat Disco. Now well into their

Riccardo Villella is one of the legends behind the sick Truants site and also a DJ, producer and graphic designer – someone we’ve been hoping to get on our podcast series for quite some time. Having contributed mixes to the likes of Rinse FM, Upperberry, Hypnotic Groove, and Lowlife Cartel, we’re well versed on his

Our 21st edition is from another Patterns resident, Faro, who got into electronic music in her early teens. Growing up on her Dad’s old R&B and soul records, Faro’s influences now are across the board from Chicago and Detroit inspired house to nu-disco and garage. Kickstarting her DJ career in 2015, Faro joins Patterns in

Following on from our Meet The Residents feature with some of Patterns’ finest, Momo provides the 20th edition of our podcast series. Immersing herself in the world of dance music when she moved to Brighton for university, Emily learned the skills of being a DJ with the help of Rhythm Sister’s workshops. A Momo set

  Talking through the mix, Liam has said “I wanted to have a long intro of select ambient tracks to show a more alternative and emotional side to the mix. It then drops into dub/minimal techno which transitions in and out of more dancefloor style house tracks as the mix progresses. I don’t believe pre-planning