Acid Camp Podcast Acid Camp

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Acid Sussi is a DJ based in Stockholm, Sweden. Having recently played at the Boiler Room party in Stockholm, as well as at well-respected clubs, festivals, and warehouse parties throughout the years, she is a well-known music selector among the local club-goers.

She has played alongside Jon Dasilva at the Acid Friday parties, held residencies in her hometown, hosted the radio show 'Zällh Acid' on Klara Radio, and promoted her monthly club event 'LIVE' featuring live acts from the electronic dance music scene. Despite her DJ name, that lush 303 sound is not the only style she likes. When playing, she loves to move seamlessly between acid, electro, and house, creating eclectic sets with loads of BASS.

Tatsuoki started his DJ career in 2011. His DJ skills provide the perfect tuning for the dance floor, spanning various techno genres from deep hypnotic, acid, trance, to psychedelic. A beloved artist for playing crossover and adventurous techno, expertly reading the dance floor's energy. Tatsuoki's DJ mixes have been featured on podcasts like Dino Sabatini's Outis Music (Italy), Out System (Germany), Oslated (Korea), Munitum (Italy), TechnoTrippin', Archaic (Spain), and MONUMENT (Norway) since 2016.

In 2012, Tatsuoki launched his own event in Tokyo, "Broad," committed to crossover and adventurous techno. He booked renowned international techno artists, including those from the UK Bristol bass, Detroit electro, and deep hypnotic scenes. "Broad" flourished into a techno party hosted at Contact Tokyo.

Tatsuoki moved to Fukuoka in spring 2020 seeking a new scene. He continues his "Broad" events at Kieth Flack in Fukuoka, booking both Japanese and international techno artists bimonthly, helping to shape the city's techno scene. His future holds national and international endeavors, evidenced by his May 2023 set at HÖR Berlin and upcoming July tour in Asia. For the next stage of his career he has begun to produce original music.

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An increasingly established voice in New York’s nightlife, Samuel Fish is an organizer and artist originally from Portland, Oregon whose interests are deeply intertwined with the underground. As a core mind behind Mizz Softee, the diversity of his tastes is reflected in the talent recruited for any events he’s involved in, ranging from classic techno and house, to emerging sounds from outer regions, and healthy doses of authentic New York after-hours grit. A digger par excellence, Sam’s selections change with his surroundings to slot in with his invitees or flow to their own wayward conclusions, often evading strict genre to revel in groove and atmosphere through deep house, techno, ultramodern breakbeats, wave, vintage tech house, early trance, and leftfield picks.

As Mizz Softee rises to ever greater renown, so does her ambition, recruiting legends like DJ Rolando, DJ Hyperactive, Sandrien, Mike Dearborn, Anthony Parasole, Marco Shuttle, Mystic Bill and many more. Sam’s sure handed guidance balances weighty names with the crème de la crème of US and international tastemakers and local luminaries with unquestionable credentials. Emphasizing continuity and content in both his sets and his curation, he seeks to return ethics to the dancefloor, both in the quality of the music and the atmosphere his endeavors embrace.

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Tomu DJ is an American artist known for her original music and live performances. She has released two albums, FEMINISTA and Half Moon Bay to widespread critical acclaim, as well as lots of other projects. You can contact her at tomudjforever@gmail.com.

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Kamyar Khanzaei aka (RING) & (K-Dub), was born in 1992 in Tehran, Iran. He is a DJ, music producer, visual artist, and the owner & founder of Sampatic Records. Additionally, he manages NoHradioTehran and TUS.SHOW. Kamyar started to follow his interest in deejaying and producing in 2012, releasing his first track in 2015 on Bullfich Records. In 2016, he established his own record label, Sampatic, aiming to showcase the real underground sound from around the world to enhance Tehran's music scene. He is actively involved in organizing events in Iran and Turkey. His sound is something between electro, dub techno, and minimal techno with his own unique touch.

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Aunt Acid is a dancer turned DJ living near the late, legendary, Club Zanzibar. Aunt Acid's Acid's Camp mix weaves a love letter to queer campout festivals:

Creating new friendships. Fleeting romances. Hugs and cheek kisses. Bright smiles. Infectious fits of giggles. Skinny dipping. Twisting squelches. Gratuitous diva anthem blends. Camp. Camping. Campy. Sleepless nights. Sleeping through an entire night's programming. Jolting awake to Running up that Hill. Stealing a garden truck to drive an injured friend up that hill. Prancing. Holding a tarp over the decks during a flash rain. Beer on ice. Shake-n-go wigs. Glitter. Colored fires. Skimpy outfits. Tits out. Ass out. Making out. Jockstraps. Boots. Dancing in the mud. Chocolate ❤️💛💜 Yurt NASA visuals. Shared tents. Cold weather snuggling. Fog over the pool. Shared outdoor showers. Morning Jane Fonda exercise routines. Gluttonous indulging. Sharing furs with Burners. Radiant colors and new shapes. Hand geometry. Spilled drinks. Born again Easter Morning.