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• Mix of the day: Andrew Weatherall
  Here's the first hour of Weatherall's opening set at 909 in Liverpool last month.
• Listen to sets from RA twenty four / seven at Nowadays
  We recorded Actress, Scott Zacharias, stud1nt and more during our 24-hour marathon in New York in June.
• Rome's Goa Club to host audiovisual installation by Sven Marquardt and Prurient
  EAST will take place on Thursday, November 21st, with a live performance and DJ sets by Adiel and DJ Red.
• Charlotte de Witte, Tale of Us booked for T7 Paris's November program
  The Paris club has announced several big names to play their weekly parties from November 2nd to 29th: Maceo Plex, Pan-Pot, Stephan Bodzin and more.
• Ableton Loop adds Georgia Anne Muldrow, NYX to 2020 Berlin festival
  The lineup for next year's conference has expanded with Uwalmassa, Feels and more. It takes place at Silent Green Kulturquartier from April 24th to 26th.
• Mix of the day: Cormac
  The Northern Irish DJ turns in a spirited set for FACT inspired by his summer of playing queer parties and his sets at Panorama Bar.

RA podcasts

• RA.843 Nosedrip
  If we were to pick one word to describe Ziggy Devriendt, AKA Nosedrip, it would probably humble. He runs a one-man empire out of the modest Belgian coastal town of Ostend, and his STROOM label is one of the most quietly brilliant outfits in Western Europe. A mixture of obscurer-than-obscure reissues and quirky new material makes for a label as unpredictable
• RA.842 Fadi Mohem
  Imagine growing up near Berlin, getting into dance music, going to Berghain for the first time and getting your mind blown by techno. Then, ten years later, you become a resident DJ at the fabled club. Not many people—any people?—can claim this story, but for Fadi Mohem, what would be so many DJs' dreams became a reality. After getting his 2017 debut 12
• RA.841 Kelly Lee Owens
  Welsh artist Kelly Lee Owens has a special grasp on techno. She can make it sound wild and naturalistic, like wind blowing through a dense forest, or make it feel cold and sleek, like a gleaming slab of chrome. Either way, though, it's always full of emotion, thanks to the intricate textures and distinctive tones of her voice. You might even say she tak
• RA.840 The Lady Machine
  Camila Milieme has been playing techno long enough to experience a few of its boom-and-bust cycles. Starting off in Brazil in the late '90s with the kind of rippling, tooly techno you'd expect from that era, Milieme lost interest once things started going minimal and took a break from techno to take up studying instead. By the time she checked back
• RA.839 Eli Escobar
  "Working my ass off, to be honest," is how Eli Escobar starts our interview below. That basically sums up his vibe. The New Yorker might not have the same household name status of other DJs who have been soundtracking Manhattan clubs since the early '90s, but he certainly deserves it. Any New York resident worth their salt should have him near