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Amsterdam based DJs, events company and record label. - support@dekmantel.com for all your webshop and label enquiries.
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Dekmantel Mix 517 - DITA (opens the original)
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New Delhi-raised, Bali-based DITA steps up to our podcast series with a mix of wonderfully loose and elastic rhythms drawn from her own unique colleciton. There's a steamy tropical heat to everything, from the dubby grooves to the electro-tinged breaks, breezy house and 90s rave throwbacks, all mixed with great control. It's a colourful glimpse into DITA's world in 2026, full of new finds and old favourites that reflect years of musical influences. The mix arrives as DITA's international profile
Dekmantel Mix 516 - Hervé (opens the original)
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Amsterdam-based Hervé's endless curiosity for finding and sharing music takes him into all sorts of interesting in-between worlds. Groove and subtle progression, psychedelic swirls and deep bass are ever-present no matter where he heads, including Lentekabinet last year. As a producer, he keeps things layered and introverted, and beyond the decks he co-runs a label, event space and creative agency that help the scene to thrive. This week's mix was recorded at home in one take, on a sunny Saturda
Dekmantel Mix 515 - Naone (opens the original)
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Now Amsterdam-based, Naone was shaped in her native South Korea. Her bottomless knowledge of 90s and 00s house and techno informs the sets she plays, particularly at the No Clubs events she is closely associated with. Beyond that, she heads up the Down2Earth label and expresses herself with productions that fuse ambient textures, acid lines and dubbed-out rhythms. Dekmantel Selectors is a few days away and to get you to the starting line, Naone has dropped 90 minutes of trippy tech house. From w
Dekmantel Mix 514 - Dasha Rush (opens the original)
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Dasha Rush emerged more than two decades ago but has never settled into one style. From techno sets on the main stage to more intricate experimentalism in the back room via floor-focused 12"s and a soothing ambient full-length, this self-confessed "hyperactive and neurotic" mind continues to ask questions of herself and her audiences. This weekend the FullPanda label head links with Oscar Mulero to close down the UFO stage at Dekmantel, so a mind-altering trip surely awaits anyone in attendance.
Dekmantel Mix 513 - Nicolas Lutz (opens the original)
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DJs have always had to dig for records, but Nicolas Lutz has taken the search for sound to obsessive new levels. The Uruguayan has spent more than 20 years excavating tunes, labels and artists most of us never knew existed. Genre is largely irrelevant; instead, the My Own Jupiter boss threads his finds into beautifully dark and alluring soundscapes full of mystery and tension. Playing in that way requires great technical skill as well as refined taste, and this week's podcast is further proof th
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