Egg London Podcast

Always keen to showcase the latest talent from Italy for our Familia parties, Stiv Hey returned to the club last night for a thrilling 2 hour set on the Middle Floor. The Italian techno stalwart has delivered a driving mix for us packed with surging rhythms to blow away any Sunday morning cobwebs

A long-running friend of the club, Gary Beck has always been a solid favourite for those who like their techno raw, relentless and pretty much unforgiving from start to finish. The Glasgow native upended our Middle Floor earlier this month and with a new L.P on the horizon, Beck has never been busier - yet he’s still managed to find time to record an exclusive mix for us ahead of his upcoming release. With a signature blend of well rounded drums and trippy rhythms, this mix certainly honours Beck's sound to a tee.

Tel Aviv born producer Chaim is known for his tapestry of organic sounds which have been released on BPitch Control, Rumors, Cocoon, Supplement Facts, Visionquest and lots more. He's also formed a tight bond with DJ and fellow Israeli, Guy Gerber. Impossible to define his sound into any one category, you can expect a blend of everything from deep house to dubby techno, tastefully weaved throughout each of his sets. Ahead of his Egg LDN return on 6th October alongside Jan Blomqvist (live), YokoO and Dusty Love Tribe DJs, Chaim has created an exclusive podcast for us which shines a light on his style until the last beat.

Liverpool based producer Kinnerman is an artist who’s come under our radar recently having established a strong presence on the UK’s house scene. It’s been just over a year since Kinnerman fully delved into pursing electronic music and since then, the Elrow affiliate has released on Origins Rcrds, ViVa Music, Kaluki Music and has just been added to BPM Portugal’s September billing. Joining us on August 31st with Mat.Joe, Jess Bays and Knowhat, Kinnerman has created a 60-minute bumpin’ mix to give us a taste of his signature chunky sound behind the decks.

Projekt Gestalten is the Berlin based DJ who plays upfront, in your face rhythms which border on the more violent territory of electronic music. Joining us for Berlin Berlin on 18th August with Pornceptual, he’s created an intense, fast paced 60 mix to get us in the mood for what's to come which should really come with a warning sign.

Weiss’ love of old school jackin' House combined with a more contemporary approach has seen him release on Toolroom, DIRTYBIRD, Play it Down and lots more over the last few years, building up a solid following... With a string of Weiss City shows curated by the man himself and a US tour already under his belt this year, the London based producer is busier than ever and returns to the club on August 10th. Ahead of the show, he’s created a chunky, groove-heavy mix to get us in the mood for what’s to come.

Guido Schneider has been a prolific figure on Berlin's electronic music scene since the early 90's. A long-running friend of the club, the German producer has headlined for us many times before and is no stranger to playing anything from a 2 to 10 hour sets between London and Berlin. The visionary producer also brought his signature sound to our imprint, WCF with Kyle E's ‘Wavetable’ Remix, due to be released on August 17th. Joining us once again on August 18th for Berlin Berlin, Club der Visionaere affiliate has created a 60 minute minimal mix for us filled with deep, dubby grooves to give us a taste of what’s to come…

With an infectious sound touching on warm house to tougher, jackin’ cuts, the Cardiff based producer joins our first ever Phonica showcase in the Basement on July 28th alongside Egg resident Luther Vine, Phonica co-founder Simon Rigg and more familiar faces from the store. Sharing an insight into the current sounds on his radar, Harrison has recorded a vinyl only podcast for us ahead of the night to get us in the mood for what’s to come.

If there’s one guy just standing there, I will play for 10 hours to please him’. This is the approach of Renaat Vandepapeliere before a DJ set and after 35 years in the business, the R&S co-founder is still as driven as ever. Travelling with over 80,000 tracks bouncing between electro, jazz, ambient, house, techno and every other genre under the sun, it’s impossible to box off Vandepapeliere’s sound to any one category. Proving this point, even more, the Belgian label pioneer has created an exuberant podcast for us ahead of our R&S showcase on 21st July with Mariel Ito, Evigt Mörker, Ada Kaleh and G-Prod headlining our Middle Floor.

Describing himself as 'hypnosis, synaesthesia and active meditation’, Ada Kaleh is part of the alluring new generation of artists recently signed to one of the most seminal imprints in existence, R&S Records. The Romanian producer is currently in the throes of an upward trajectory following releases on Supernature, Novus, 3rd Wave Music and more. He joins us on July 21st for our first ever R&S Showcase. Ahead of the occasion, Kaleh has created a 60-minute podcast for us showcasing his latest hypnotising repertoire of uncategorised cuts.

Head of Unity Record's, Canadian producer D-Unity headed up our Middle Floor last night for what was tipped to be one of the highlights on our June agenda. After a well received return to the club, it's only fitting to share D-Unity's undulating podcast, packed with tribal percussion and well rounded drums to ease us into another glorious day of sunshine.

Gabriel Ananda is an artist who refuses to sit still, releasing on Bedrock Records, Truesoul and Einmusika before producing a plethora of bouncy creations on his own imprint, Soulful Techno. Seeing himself as a deliverer of music than solely a creator, Ananda sees DJing as a gift and a reason to connect with people. Reflecting his extensive sonic knowledge and abundant collection of new, old and uncategorised cuts, Ananda has recorded a kinetic mix for us ahead of his return to Egg on 30th June alongside Culoe De Song, Artbat and lots more.

As an artist whose profile has rapidly expanded outside of Serbia’s techno realm, Ilija Djokovic has been honing his skill behind the decks and in the studio since delving into DJing and production back in 2010. Releases on Terminal M and Filth on Acid have undoubtedly boosted his credibility and booking schedule in the last number of months, earning him the status as a sure one to watch over the course of the year. Joining his Filth on Acid counterparts Reinier Zonneveld and Joran Van Pol in our Middle Floor on Saturday, 23 June, Djokovic has created a thundering mix of fast-paced rhythms and surging basslines to give us an insight into his current sonic state of mind.

If you’re not familiar with Warung Beach Club, this 60 minute blissed out mix from the club’s long running resident DJ, Leo Janeiro gives a shimmering glimpse into the prolific dance music haunt situated in the Mata Atlântica (Atlantic forests) of southern Brazil. As a consistent booking on our agenda and old friend of the club, Janeiro returns with his Warung cohort Eli Iwasa on 16th June with Life and Death co-founder, Thugfucker, heading up our Middle Floor. Packed with slinky synths and warm percussion, Janeiro’s mix is an unwavering insight into one of Brazil’s most renowned electronic music institutions.

Milan based producer Shaf House has become one of the most talked about names in the house music realm over the last year delivering a slew of vibrant, groove-heavy productions for Inmotion, Avotre and Play To Win amongst others. Earning support from the likes of The Martinez Brothers, Jamie Jones, Luciano and lots more, Shaf House is rapidly becoming a go-to act for infectious, spirited selections for a solid start to the weekend - an approach that’s laid bare throughout his 60 minute Egg LDN podcast.

Zaki is a London based producer who has been part of our family for quite some time now, whether he’s working our club sound system with warm, fuzzy deep house or releasing groove-heavy, spirited tracks on our WCF imprint. 2018 is the year of our 15th birthday and as part of our celebrations, Zaki has produced a melody-heavy mix for us to mark the occasion and long lasting relationship since 2006.

Oliver Marquardt has been a fundamental part of the Berlin’s electronic music scene over the last decade. After watching the Break Dance Film "Beat Street” in East Berlin back 1984 - a film which permeated the city's isolated music scene - Marquardt began to hone his DJing skills throughout Berlin’s illegal warehouse rave parties and dip his toe into creating a warm, inviting sound which falls under the sound spectrum of House. Fast forward to 2018 and Marquardt now plays under his ‘DJ Jauche’ moniker and selects a colourful array of uplifting, emotive tracks as the foundation of his DJ sets. Some may recognise him as the brother of Berghain’s most notorious door picker and acclaimed photographer Sven Marquardt, but if you know the brighter, more spirited side of electronic music, you’ll know Oliver as DJ Jauche. After his last appearance at Berlin Berlin, DJ Jauche has delivered a Balearic tinged mix for us.

Known for masterfully combining melancholy with euphoria throughout his productions, German producer Christian Löffler will be playing our Middle Floor for the first time alongside Dave DK and Anna Tur on 19th May for DJ Mag sessions. Developing a deep and moving sound which is influenced by his German surroundings, Löffler has created a mesmerising mix for us ahead of the show

Having released on the renowned ‘tough nut son’ of the iconic Mute imprint - NovaMute - Nicolas Bougaïeff is an artist who's part of the new generation of talent to emerge from the label. After his anticipated debut at the club during our 15th birthday celebrations, Bougaïeff has created a spine-tingling mix for us which includes a strong selection of NovaMute material amongst other new productions from a range of electronic artists across the global dance music soundscape.

The words ‘techno’ and ‘boyband’ are rarely used in the same sentence. But in the case of FJAAK, it’s the only two words that describe the live techno trio from Berlin. Compromised of Kevin, Felix and Aaron, they’re probably the only group who can get away with including the phrase ‘boyband’ in their bio online. But this is FJAAK we’re talking about, and their ability to not take life too seriously whilst holding down a reputation of highly skilled, intensely tuned-in music producers is one of the reasons why the three-man troupe remain long-running friends of the club. Ahead of their return for our 15th birthday bash, FJAAK have created a slamming, high octane mix to get us riled up for the most monumental occasion on our calendar to date.