Terence C joins Bicycle Corporation as a guest DJ for episode 11 of Electronic Roots on Scientific Sound Asia. Scientific Sound Asia is an Asian electronic music radio station, DJ agency, promoter and music-news platform connecting audiences across the region and internationally.
Bicycle Corporation is the long-running collaboration between Italian DJ and producer Marco Mei and classically trained musician Stefano Ugliano, also known as 6884. Together, they combine experience in House, Techno and live musicianship, shaping a project built around rhythm, melody and underground club culture.
Marco Mei started DJing during the early years of Italy’s underground electronic movement. Through his involvement with the Urban People collective, he became part of a generation supporting independent House and Techno culture before expanding internationally through residencies and performances across Europe, Asia and the Middle East.
Stefano Ugliano developed his musical foundation through classical studies in piano, percussion and drums. Influenced by traditional composition and global rhythmic traditions, he later moved into electronic production, bringing a strong sense of arrangement and musical structure to Bicycle Corporation.
Together, Marco and Stefano have built a catalogue spanning House, Techno and deeper electronic styles while keeping a close connection to underground music culture. Alongside their productions and performances, Electronic Roots gives the duo a format to present varied electronic sounds and guest artists from Asia and beyond.
Based in Taipei, Marco works across a wider South East Asian network and is available for bookings through Scientific Sound Asia’s DJ agency. He also broadcasts weekly through its radio station.
Episode 11 features Terence C in the guest slot, adding the perspective of a respected figure from Asia’s underground electronic music community. The edition brings Bicycle Corporation’s broad musical outlook together with a guest contribution rooted in regional club culture.
Guest DJ Terence C.
DJ Terence C joins Bicycle Corporation as the guest DJ for this edition of Electronic Roots on Scientific Sound Asia. Originally from Malaysia and now based in Shanghai, he has spent more than two decades building a respected profile across Asia’s underground electronic music scene.
Known for technical precision, considered programming and strong dancefloor awareness, Terence C has become one of the region’s established House and Techno selectors. His work in Kuala Lumpur helped shape the city’s underground club culture through long-running residencies, regular appearances and consistent support for quality electronic music.
Across his career, Terence has shared line-ups with internationally recognised artists including David Morales, Fatboy Slim and Pete Tong. His appearances alongside John Digweed, including performances connected with Zouk Club Kuala Lumpur, further strengthened his standing within Southeast Asia’s Progressive House and Techno communities.
Terence began DJing professionally in 1998 under the guidance of DJ Chris Doss. Early performances at venues such as Cubeat and Globar led to further bookings at Movement, Backroom, Nouvo and Atmosphere, with international appearances later taking him to Lush in Singapore and Liquid in Ho Chi Minh City.
In 2005, Terence co-founded Altered Image with Callen Tham and Digital. The multimedia project combined electronic music, turntablism and visual performance, later gaining wider recognition after winning the Malaysian edition of the Heineken Thirst competition before touring across Southeast Asia.
Before the pandemic, he also co-founded We Love Techno with DJ XU. The event series focused on harder club sounds linked to labels such as Drumcode and Cocoon, becoming a recognised fixture within Kuala Lumpur’s Techno scene.
In recent years, Terence has developed a hybrid performance style that combines traditional DJ techniques with Ableton Live integration. His Movement Control mix series presents this approach through detailed track selection, technical control and a contemporary view of House and Techno performance.
Alongside his DJ work, Terence is active in the studio and has kept a regular presence through radio appearances and international guest mixes. Updates, mixes and event information can be found through his Resident Advisor profile, Instagram and Facebook page.
DJ Terence C opens Electronic Roots Episode 11 with Hosini’s “Balloons,” bringing Organic House into the set from the first track. Beatport classifies the Anjunadeep extended mix specifically as Organic House, before Ivory’s Santiago Garcia remix introduces Melodic House and Techno.
Claude VonStroke and Wyatt Marshall follow with “Youngblood,” a track that has appeared under both melodic house and techno and Minimal / Deep Tech classifications across Beatport editions. Avangart Tabldot, Skatman and Kookmode then move the programme through deeper electronic club material before Benjamin Fröhlich and Samer Soltan.
Max Cooper’s Rob Clouth remix brings a more experimental electronic passage before Massimiliano Pagliara introduces acid-influenced house with “Villaggio Paradiso.” Quenum and Angelos with Da Mike then return the mix to club-focused house forms, while Super Flu and Angelov add another melodic house and techno selection.
James Harcourt and Hannes Bieger take the middle-to-late section into darker melodic territory before Josh Wink’s interpretation of Max Cooper provides a more Techno-oriented turn. Felix Da Housecat and Nez follow through Radio Slave’s remix, while Monika Kruse adds another direct techno entry.
Township Rebellion’s “Chaos” restores the melodic house and techno emphasis, with Beatport listing the track in that category, before Harvey McKay pushes the closing section into Peak Time Techno with “Dirt Box.” Beatport lists Harvey McKay’s track specifically as Techno (Peak Time / Driving).
Sailor & I’s “Thinking About You” in Thomas Gandey’s remix precedes Nick Muir, John Digweed and The Pressure on the final track. Beatport classifies “Counting Down The Days” as House Music, closing Terence C’s set with a straighter house cut after the melodic and techno-heavy second half.
Bicycle Corporation Electronic Roots episode 11 with Terence C
Hosini - Balloons (Extended Mix) [Anjunadeep]
Ivory (IT) - Let the Mystery Be (Santiago Garcia Remix) [Sum Over Histories]
Claude VonStroke, Wyatt Marshall - Youngblood (Original Mix) [DIRTYBIRD]
Avangart Tabldot Feat. Gone - Distance (Original Mix) [VOD]
Skatman - Plexiglas (Original Mix) [Sum Over Histories]
Kookmode - Good Move (Original Mix) [Monaberry]
Benjamin Frohlich - Escape (Perel Extended Remix) [Live At Robert Johnson]
Samer Soltan - Woods (Skatman Reconstruction) [Nebula Sounds]
Max Cooper - Transcendental Tree Map (Rob Clouth Remix) [Mesh]
Massimiliano Pagliara - Villaggio Paradiso (On Acid) [Live At Robert Johnson]
Quenum - Step by Step (Original Mix) [Balance Music]
Angelos & Da Mike - Corvo (Extended Mix) [Saved Records]
Super Flu, Angelov - Diva Halle (Original Mix) [Monaberry]
James Harcourt - Deliverance (Original Mix) [Parquet Recordings]
Hannes Bieger - Black Tourmaline (Original Mix) [Bedrock Records]
Max Cooper - Repetition (Josh Wink Interpretation) [Mesh]
Felix Da Housecat, Nez - Lift Off (Radio Slave Remix) [Three Six Zero Recordings]
Monika Kruse - Blue Elephant (Original Mix) [Terminal M]
Township Rebellion - Chaos (Original Mix) [Stil For Talent]
Harvey McKay - Dirt Box (Original Mix) [Kneaded Pains]
Sailor & I - Thinking About You (Thomas Gandey Remix) [METAPHYSICAL]
Nick Muir, John Digweed, The Pressure - Counting Down The Days (Extended Mix) [Undisputed Music]
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