Weekly Electronic Music Tips // JANUARY 2025 #05-26

Interhotel Panorama, Oberhof, 1980s
PICKS OF THE WEEK:
- MYSTERY KID – Minor Player’s Residency on Line Out Radio (16, January 2026)
Having cut his teeth in some of the biggest underground clubs in France (Warehouse, Macadam, Badaboum, La Suite) and abroad (Moog, Sisyphos, Freedonia, Kitkat, Renate), French DJ-Producer Mystery Kid became a Rinse FM resident and attracted the attention of programmers from Berlin’s HOR livestream platform. In her first Minor Player’s Residency, she weaves an immersive dual chaos and dark universe with Synth Waves and Rock vibes, where percussive Breaks and EBM merge harmoniously.
- Del Mar, CA experimental electronic /broken beat /drum & bass /techno musician, film composer, recording artist, and Auxiliary label owner, James Clements aka ASC ”Kyubi” from upcoming – 侍栽培三 – EP [Samurai Music offshoot SAIBAI]
Prominent and versatile veteran electronic producer slows things down, building a hypnotic aura with spattering metronomic percussions and punchy kicks, to lay a state of deep atmospheric suspension replete with tension, haunted by cold alienating encircling pads, ghostly echoes, and restless crispy fragments, slowly dissolving, leaving their echo reverberating in the terminal silence.
- London-based acid house /electronic production duo Decius/Paranoid London‘s Quinn Whalley and Posthuman‘s Joshua Doherty, aka True Pleasures – “Pump” from V/A ” Ten Years Of Monologues Records Vol. 3: Acid Trip” EP [MONOLOGUES]
The veteran UK duo push deep into a smouldering, inky pool of hypnotic bouncy bass grooves, raw steady beats, rattling percussion, sleazy vocal tease, and dramatic swirling synth chords, to build a gritty, powerful pump, relentlessly pulling the crushing energy forward to hold the dancefloor in a trance.
- Detroit-based techno /bass music /electro producer DJ Maaco, aka Detroit in Effect “Who’s In Control (Alden Tyrell Remix)” from “Who’s In Control” EP [Clone Records]
Snaking and skittering bass-driven take from experienced Dutch West Coast producer, on the Motor City electrofunk groove, combined with crunchy claps and rich swirling emotive sci-fi synth melodies, about the current technology dystopia.







