Get ready for one of France most promising techno trance DJ's and producers. May's podcast is mixed by: DJ Reiz (@dj_reiz), giving you pure energy from isolation. Coming from the Paris underground scene, it's been 2 years now that DJ Reiz is spoiling our ears and hearts with beautiful techno trance bangers, reinventing old school 90s sounds and combining them with new groovy and thundering elements. Owner of the young and fresh label Union Trance Mission (@uniontrance), he defends a unique vision of rave music, a hybrid - fast - sometimes melodic, but especially effective style. A real playground for several rising heads of the European rave scene, already counting a dozen releases, it is through this label that he fosters creativity and carries loud and clear the banner of a very special sub-genre: Techno Trance. Sailing between old school bangers, frenetic grooves and melancholic synths, DJ Reiz generously deploys a whole range of emotions in all his sets, exporting his vibrations from the French capital to Berlin or Copenhagen.

In these harder times, music with a strong feeling to it is even more critical to us. Therefore, April's podcast is mixed by the intriguing and Romanian: Aleksa Alaska (@aleksaalaska). Even by the standards of 21st-century electronic music culture, Aleksa Alaska's rise to international DJ status has been dizzyingly rapid. After deciding in early 2016 to devote more time to recording mixes, the Bucharest-based artist has quickly become one of the most talked-about radio hosts, selectors and club DJs in Europe. Although a passionate fan of intriguing, alternative and experimental sounds for over a decade, Aleksa (real name Alexa Chirnoaga) had little inclination to take up DJ-ing when she was younger. After growing up in a sleepy part of Northern Romania, she headed to Bucharest to study visual art (with a specialism in photography) and threw herself into the city’s party scene. As the years passed, Aleksa found that her interest in intense, eccentric and otherworldly music from the ‘90s was out of step with the “Rominimal” minimal techno scene, and a desire to do her own thing and share the music she loved grew by the year. Before she’d even set foot in a DJ booth, Aleksa had already built up an online following. Initially, this was thanks to her YouTube channel, where she shared favourite tracks plucked from obscure 1980s electronic music releases on a weekly basis. Soon, online radio stations and websites started requesting mixes. From fast-rising Bristol outlet Noods (@noodsradio; where she hosts the Subterranean Modern show, which is dedicated to showcasing abstract electronica and dark ‘80s industrial tracks plucked from dusty & cassette-only releases) and legendary Amsterdam institution Red Light Radio (@redlightradio), to NTS (@nts_live), Rinse France (@rinse_france), Intergalactic FM (@onderwereld), LYL (@lyl_radio) and Red Bull Radio. Yet for all of her online fame and exploration of mind-altering home listening material, it is in the clubs that Aleksa is really making her mark. Here, she focuses on the more robust, energetic and forthright end of her music collection, performing sets that join the dots between EBM, acid, electro, techno and industrial stompers. This she naturally does with flair and distinction, working dancefloors with sets marked out by inspired selections from the past and present. It’s an approach that has led to a bulging DJ diary and appearances at well-regarded clubs and festivals in Spain, Mexico, Germany, Austria, Switzerland, the Netherlands and the United Kingdom. Study Aleksa’s list of previous and forthcoming dates and you’ll spot appearances at some legendary venues and festivals. There’s a feeling, though, that this is only the beginning for Aleksa and, spurred on by an unquenchable thirst for discovering new and overlooked music, the best is yet to come.

March's podcast is mixed by the France based DJ & producer: Hadone (@hadonesector). Hadone is one of the most interesting new artists in techno, making his way up in quick ascent. Recently he’s been added to the Possession (@intothevalley) family as a resident alongside heavy hitting releases on esteemed labels such as Monnom Black (@monnom-black) and KAOS (@hectoroaks). He’s already set several clubs across the globe alight in the last few months not only as Hadone but also alongside Shlømo (@shl-mo) with their Vipa Diva project. 90s Techno remains his main influence, to which he adds his own touch that we all know. This combination gives us a simple and melancholic result that defines his musical identity, creating his own unique style.

This special warm-up podcast is mixed by the Italian DJ & producer: Raffaele Attanasio (@raffaele_attanasio). Raffaele is well-known for his live performances and he will be debuting at Intercell - Acid Night 2020 on the 14th of February 2020, better known as Valentine's Day.

The tremendous KI/KI representing the new acid age. Simply amazing. What a celestial acid collection she has.

The legendary Chris Liberator closing the 2020 acid night with some of the roughest and most old school acid on crackling vinyl.

The full recording of Ansome's acid live set during the 2020 acid night back in February.

Raffaele Attanasio playing a live performance during the 2020 Intercell acid night back in February.