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Deysa announces playlist and guest DJ for her ‘Techno Show’ 16

Deysa presents Techno Show Episode 16 on Scientific Sound Asia, with guest DJ Vaen joining the programme. Scientific Sound Asia is an electronic music radio station, DJ agency, promoter, and music-news platform connecting audiences across Asia and internationally.

Deysa, a talented Romanian DJ and producer, first appeared on the music scene in 2009 through her resident show, Friday Fever, on Radio DEEA, a popular Romanian online radio station. This early role marked the beginning of her work in Romania’s underground music scene.

Since her debut in 2010, Deysa has established herself among a new generation of techno DJs. Her approach combines sounds and genres, earning recognition from audiences for her work.

In recent years, she has expanded her work as a producer with releases including Carpe Diem Remix (2023, Physical Techno Recordings). Her catalogue also includes Third Year and Reborn (2022, LETS TECHNO Records), the Euphoria EP (2020, Kuukou Records), and remixes for European techno labels.

Deysa's style continues to captivate audiences online and on the dancefloor, earning praise from the underground community across Europe. Her performances show a deep commitment to music and create focused experiences for listeners.

Deysa is also a pioneer of the Underground Romanian Sound, a distinctive blend of electronic music that has elevated the Deep and Tech House scene in her homeland. She has performed at Studio Martin, Kristal Glam Club, Space Ibiza, Control Club, and The Observatory in Vietnam, as well as festivals including Airfield, Fusion, Electric Castle, and Felsziget.

Her versatility has seen her share the stage with Boris Brejcha, Sharam, Nastia, Coyu, Ellen Allien, and Jay Lumen. Through productions, performances, and residencies, Deysa plays an influential role in underground techno in Romania and abroad.

French DJ and producer Vaen is depicted in a colourful image that has been cartoonized and abstractly adapted from an original photograph.

Guest DJ Vaen.

Vaen (Alexandre Delecourt) is a French DJ and producer whose work began in the late 1990s. Raised on the influence of the Cherry Moon sound, he honed his craft across northern France and Belgium, with sets at renowned venues including Lagoa, H2o, The Cube, and Hell/Paradise in Verton.

His early exposure on Galaxie Radio in 2002 expanded his reputation across the European underground. As a producer, Vaen has built a catalogue for Right Music Records, Subwoofer, LETS Techno Records, Klinik Room Recordings, Cherry Moon Records, and Spirit Noise Records.

In recent years, his sound has moved towards hypnotic, peak-time, and hard techno, combining raw force with atmospheric tension. Since 2020, releases have included Euphoria on Kuukou Records, later remixed by Dusty Kid, Black Diamond on Basics Avenue (2023), and the Somewhere EP on Mental Schizophrenia (2023).

The biography also records a prolific 2025 for Right Music Records, with Phase 03, Hydrogene, and Island, alongside Deathrow on 7th Cloud and his remix of Jonathan De Maio’s Silence Techno for LW Recordings. Vaen’s career spans more than two decades of underground culture, and his productions have earned recognition for club energy and their contribution to the sound of contemporary techno.

Deysa opens her hour with Techno Is The Answer on Girls Go Underground before Dystopic’s Disorders and Soares’ Ice Talks, both on Lazuli Records, establish Peak Time Techno pressure. LAHERTE’s Paradox on Shodan Records extends that approach before Esdae’s Everything on Lazuli Records introduces the more spacious detail of Deep Tech House.

Urquiaga’s Katarsis and Dystopic’s Red On The Floor, both released through Lazuli Records, return the selection to firmer techno territory. Dusty Kid’s Kollera on Filth on Acid adds industrial-edged weight, while Heatscore’s Are You Happy (Vocal Edit) on Lazuli Records brings a vocal element without easing the intensity.

Esdae’s Maniac on Lazuli Records revisits the deep-tech contrast heard earlier in the hour. ANNA’s Phase Two on Drumcode and Ilija Djokovic’s Andromeda on Voltaire Music close Deysa’s listed selection with large-scale techno momentum.

Vaen takes control in the second hour, pushing peak-time techno towards hypnotic textures and raw percussive momentum. Together, Deysa and Vaen present the uncompromising two-hour session described in the article, balancing forceful rhythms with hypnotic flow.

Deysa Djane (first hour) Techno Show 16

Deysa - Techno Is The Answer [Girls Go Underground]

Dystopic - Disorders [Lazuli Records]

Soares - Ice Talks [Lazuli Records]

LAHERTE - Paradox [Shodan Records]

Esdae - Everything [Lazuli Records]

Urquiaga - Katarsis [Lazuli Records]

Dystopic - Red On The Floor [Lazuli Records]

Dusty Kid - Kollera [Filth on Acid]

Heatscore - Are You Happy (Vocal Edit) [Lazuli Records]

Esdae - Maniac [Lazuli Records]

ANNA - Phase Two [Drumcode]

Ilija Djokovic - Andromeda [Voltaire Music]

Vaen (Second Hour)

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