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  1. Alteration vol. 6 - Fundraiser for Gaza

    OT301, Friday, September 11 at 10:00 PM GMT+2

    Genre: Bass Music, Jungle, Rave, DnB, Ghettohouse, Juke, Footwork, Halftime, UKG, Tropical Bass, Dubstep
    Line up: Amz, TMSV, Frenquency, Lacuna Factory
    Open: 22:00 - 03:00 hrs
    Tickets: € 10

    Unfortunately the situation in Gaza is still terrible and inhuman. Enough reason to do another fundraiser even. Just like the earlier events: all profits will go to the good cause, it's the least we can do.
    All money that's raised with this night will go to local projects via the Humaniti foundation.
    Alteration brings a diversity of underground sounds that meet in the same spectrum. From UKG to Jungle/DnB, from Rave to Juke and Ghettohouse and all the waves beyond. Different sounds that are strongly connected, the perfect melange for a clubnight if you ask us!
    Line up:
    Amz
    TMSV
    Frenquency
    Lacuna Factory
    Visuals by Microplasticx
    Amz
    Hailing from South Africa and based in Amsterdam, amz aims to bring the sounds of home to the main stage. Prioritising the femme sound, her musical ideology focuses more on sharing and storytelling than on traditional club mixing, pushing new and interesting voices and paying homage to the nostalgia we all know.
    With her background firmly based in radio, amz takes her listeners on a journey of discovery, weaving together playful vocal forward tracks, with iconic hard-hitters, sure to get people singing along on the dance floor.
    Soundcloud
    TMSV
    TMSV has been a mainstay in bass music for more than 17 years. One of the Netherlands' most prolific underground artists, the catalog Tomas Roels has built over time proves his ability to produce a wide range of styles and genres within the bass music spectrum, earning him DJ and radio support from some of the most prominent names in underground electronic music.
    He has built a reputation as an exciting, eclectic DJ as well. Not content with just playing 90 minutes of the same thing or mixing one banger into the next, he varies tempos and styles and isn't afraid to throw a curveball, even when he's only playing his own music. His chops behind the decks have brought him to Europe, the US and Canada to play clubs from Helsinki to Lisbon and from Seattle to Krakow, and festivals like Bass Coast, Shambhala, Outlook and Wildeburg. TMSV has been a Rinse FM resident since 2025.
    Linktree

    Frenquency
    Hailing from the “Dirty South” of the Netherlands, in the province of Limburg, Frenquency has carved out a distinctive sonic identity deeply rooted in underground culture.
    What began as an early fascination with music in all its forms has evolved into a bold, forward-thinking sound that consistently blurs genre boundaries.
    His productions draw from Jungle and Drum & Bass, Rave, Ghetto House, Juke/Footwork, UK Garage, Baile Funk, Dembow, Trap, Tropical Bass, Beats and Hip-Hop — melting these influences into high- energy hybrid rhythms designed for both immersive listening and fast-moving dancefloors
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    Lacuna Factory
    Lacuna is an India-raised, Utrecht-based producer, composer and sound researcher working acrosssoundsystem-driven club music, experimental electronics, and archival sound practices.With releases on Club Glow, Flippen Bits, and Jah-Tek, his productions move through dubstep, bassmusic, and UKG, drawing on low-end pressure, rhythm, and club-focused experimentation. His livesets expand this language through Indian classical and folk influences, heritage recordings, and abroader interest in sound, memory, and migration.
    Linktree

    FB event
    RA event
    OT301 Studios
    Insta // FB

    offbeat.amsterdam/event/altera

  2. I'm bailing on the staff "appreciation" event today to work on more important things

    #Ukulele #TropicalBass

  3. New track by Poirier alongside Waahli:

    "Poirier collaborates for the first time with vocalist Waahli on "Teke Fren", a song in Haitian Creole that means "relax" or "take it easy". The Montréal's DJ and producer Poirier composed a comfortable rhythm with an Afro-Caribbean twist (think about #Jamaica and #Haiti) supported by a catchy guitar riff on the chorus."

    #tropicalbass #canada

    poirier.bandcamp.com/track/tek

  4. @zoof Thanks. Genre mixing #Caribbean, #AfroHouse, UKFunky and other avant-garde global club music - we call it #TropicalBass.

    But tbh after more than two decades of (semi-)professional DJing and endless traveling I proudly consider myself as retired, or bedroom DJ.. :relaxed:

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