Sugar Cubes Podcast: Recent Episodes
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These sweet house tunes come from Elmo, a DJ and producer from Helsinki, who recorded a vinly set for our 69th episode.
When others lock themself inside and whine, Elias, also known as Jussi "Jussi Järvinen" Järvinen has been busy streaming DJ and live sets, and he has also recorded this mix tape for your social distancing anxiety.
Sugar Cubes Podcast returns after a small winter break with Matti Turunen, the other half of the Finnish high-end electro export—Morphology.
John Major from The X-Rust Organization, which has kept the scene alive in Turku since 1993.
We are proud to present our next episode from one of Entropy’s most coveted DJ’s - Opa.
Honored to celebrate Entropy’s 25th anniversary, Mezz delivers us this jacking and driving mix with some smooth acid vibes sprinkled on top.
This time it is Mathilda’s turn to take us on a musical adventure. She represents Entropy’s newer generation, being a member since 2017, which is also when she started playing records.
Next up in the Entropy 25th anniversary series is Juvani, who joined Entropy already during the highly successful Club Elements era in 2001.
Leona plays positive and funky deep house with a twist of tech and future house. Her subtle musical impressions create a space where the bass goes straight into your subconscious. She joined Entropy in the spring 2017 when she attended the DJ course.
After a small hiatus Sugar Cubes Podcast returns with a host of episodes celebrating Entropy's 25th Anniversary. The series starts with a live DJ set from Mister High, Entropy's French ambassador of exquisite electronic vibes.
We are happy to present a new member of the HYTKY family. Florall has played house and garage since 2014, recently moving into the direction of UK bass music.
The probe Voyager 2 approached the Saturn system. The probe was carrying different detectors: magnetometers, plasma detectors, low-energy charged particles detectors, cosmic rays detectors, radiowaves receivers. Recordings were made.
This Christmas the stockings have been stuffed with dub techno by Jokki, a member of the Better Things to Do collective.
HKI TECHNO BROS are MSSMO and Waltteri, two good friends from Helsinki who noticed that their musical tastes mix well together and decided to combine forces a while ago.
a musical journey that starts from deep, 4am dub moods and endless grooves, morphing into jacking techno sounds. Get into it, listen loud and dancing.
If you've been to Muumilaakso and Loukku during last years, you may have seen Evol Dis behind the turntables, delivering his dubby morning sounds to those who forgot to go home. We are exited to hear more from this new talent.
Producer and a DJ, Jimi's been collecting records since his early teenage years. He is a co-founder and original member of Better Things to Do, vinyl-driven DJ collective regularly throwing disco and house clubnights around Helsinki.
Kuulas is 27 year-old DJ and producer from Helsinki whose fluid style of hybrid dance music combines influences from UK bass music, techno, grime, electro, footwork and beyond.
Raul Ivalo's history in Finnish music scene started in the end of the 90s. He has moved through various genres, organized both underground and legal events and played under different artist names all around Finland and also in UK, Russia and Poland.
Eikai is a long time techno head from Helsinki. Here's a cross-section of the sounds that presently inspire her.
Sugar Cubes Podcast welcomes to Helsinki a man who comes originally from Jyväskylä, but has been active in the X-Rust organization in Turku for many years now. This 100 minute mix tape represents the darker edge of Nitro's techno record shelf.
Sampo Lahtinen, the man behind the artist nickname Prokres, started playing records three years ago. Eventually after this active DJing period, the man found himself coding his own tracks to fill the musical gaps and needs.