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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.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
• RA.838 OSSX
  Last year, New Jersey group OSSX wowed us with a mix of completely original material that blended infectious edits of Janet Jackson and September with tracks like "Split Wig"—one of last year's indisputable breakbeat anthems—that showed how the then-duo could bring together generations of American dance music into one compelling, vibrant mix t
• RA.837 Gabrielle Kwarteng
  Spend enough time at (or listening to) The Lot Radio, and chances are all you'll find Gabrielle Kwarteng. Even though she lives in Berlin now, the American DJ wears New York on her sleeve, repping for the station that helped make her name (she won a Mixcloud award for "Best Eclectic Show" pretty early on). Sure, you could call her sound eclect
• RA.836 Deadbeat & Sa Pa
  We probably don't need to tell you who Deadbeat is. (He even did a previous RA Podcast for us, all the way back in 2007.) But if you need a refresher, he's one of the most important and revered artists in dub techno. The Canadian artist came up in the Montreal scene alongside other trailblazers like Akufen and other Canadians (think Cobblestone Jaz
• RA.835 Marco Weibel
  Marco Weibel is the epitome of modesty. Over the past decade, the New York artist has quietly amassed a loyal following through expansive DJ sets that touch on everything from spiritual jazz to disco, but rather than credit himself, he lets the tunes speak for themselves. This humble attitude has won him the respect of veterans such as Lefto, as well as a gr