New mix for TESTFM was recorded by Emil Mirzoev—sound enthusiast, dj and vinyl collector with ever evolving territories of sound explorations from electro-acoustics and world music to experimental electronics and bass/dub music.
Curator of charity events in Tbilisi "fff". Recently shared his selections on radios like Rinse, Lyl, Kiosk, Mutant radio and Tempo Não Pára.
This mix is mainly a reflection of what Emil would play in a club recently, straight forward narrative of deconstructed bass, contemporary dub techno, bleep and some dubby songs and airy ambient for intro and outro.
New mix for TESTFM was recorded by Emil Mirzoev—sound enthusiast, dj and vinyl collector with ever evolving territories of sound explorations from electro-acoustics and world music to experimental electronics and bass/dub music.
Curator of charity events in Tbilisi "fff". Recently shared his selections on radios like Rinse, Lyl, Kiosk, Mutant radio and Tempo Não Pára.
This mix is mainly a reflection of what Emil would play in a club recently, straight forward narrative of deconstructed bass, contemporary dub techno, bleep and some dubby songs and airy ambient for intro and outro.
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