Momasé joins us with her mix joins us with her mix titled "It's Not The End", blending Downtempo, House, Techno and Bass into a wonderful listening experience.

Momasé is a Colombian DJ and music producer currently based in Barcelona, deeply influenced by the sounds she absorbed while raving at warehouses in Bushwick and around the city after living for a decade in New York City. Her digital-vinyl sets generate eclectic journeys ranging from Chi-House, Deep and Minimal House, Progressive House, Acid House, Breaks and Techno and other sounds she doesn't even know how to call to evoke oneness and power for dancers. She is also profoundly influenced by boleros and salsa. In 2023, she moved to Barcelona to study music production diving into the Barcelona local scene, playing at Macarena Club, Red58, La Terrrazzza, Asociación Freedonia, to name some. In 2024, she debuted in Berlin, playing at Birgit Club and in Video Club in Bogotá. She also loves cats and chocolate.

For February’s installment of the La bonne musique mix and interview series, we are delighted to welcome Niamh, an artist and broadcaster from the North East of England, whose music selections are unafraid to explore invigorating soundscapes melding between pulsating, hypnotic offerings to psychedelic, tripped-out affairs and beyond as well as a long-term friend and supporter of the label and one of the best selectors around.

The name Kairogen stems from the combination of two words: 'Kairos,’ the Greek meaning for 'the right moment' and 'gen,' meaning to generate or create.

Waiting for the right moment has long been a common theme in her creative journey, having initially stemmed from her time in art school, where, through creating her own compositions to accompany her own installations and paintings, she was able to explore the connection between what can be seen and what can be heard, which in turn further deepened her fascination with electronic music as an art form.

This then led to frequent visits to Glasgow, mainly to attend the revered Sub Club, a cultural institution of the city, where she would later find herself working. Making the transition from the dance floor to the bar was something that allowed her to take a step back from the smoke and the strobes and gave her the opportunity to gain a broader perspective on how a club night unfolds. 

With a love for uncovering leftfield underground sounds and digging into music’s diverse cultural heritage, Nay Nay curates a range of tempos and global styles to bring a unique spin to every set. Expect bass-weight, curveballs and a generally good time. With fresh and dynamic sets at parties in London, Birmingham and Manchester - Nay Nay has also expanded her reach to the airwaves. You can catch them hosting their own eclectic monthly radio residency with STEAM Radio Manchester, as well as cooking up a string of guest spots with community radio platforms across the country.

DJ Sluterdijk would love to take you on a ride. Originally from Madrid, she´s based in Amsterdam, where she is often seen in the dancefloors. Somewhat recently she decided to switch the front row for the decks, underground raves being her favourite habitat. She´s here to bring big beats, electro sounds and choppy twists. Expect eclectic sounds and explicit lyrics.

Derek V Bulcke is a DJ, producer and visual artist from Murcia, Spain. His DJ career started in 2015, rooted in the Trap and Vaporwave scene in Granada. Since then he’s been involved in many collectives and projects that focus on club culture, with a sound spanning from trance, breakbeat, Flamenco and more experimental sounds.

Jojo Lorenzo is an award-winning documentary filmmaker and the founder of the innovative music channel Book Club Radio. They are also the creator of the PBS documentary music series, Sound Field. As a Brooklyn-based DJ, Jojo seamlessly blends their expertise as a music documentarian into the beats that ignite the dancefloor.

A dedicated crate and internet digger, Rosy plays for dreamers and dancers at venues such as The Cause, Dalston Superstore, The Gun and Margate Arts Club. Her sets incorporate multiple genres to build a vibe, from low-end grooves and oddball new wave, to intergalactic disco and acid-tinged house.