Bicycle Corporation introduce guest DJ Sivanesh for episode 13 of Electronic Roots on Scientific Sound Asia. The platform operates as an Asian electronic music radio station, DJ agency, promoter and music news outlet, connecting artists and audiences across the region and internationally.
Bicycle Corporation is the Italian duo formed by Marco Mei and Stefano Ugliano, also known as 6884. Their music draws from House, Techno and wider electronic influences, balancing club structure with melodic detail.
Marco Mei built his reputation through Italy’s underground electronic scene in the early 1990s. His work with the Urban People collective helped support independent House and Techno events before a Pacha residency opened the door to bookings across Europe, Asia and beyond.
Stefano Ugliano developed his musical foundation in Turin through classical piano, percussion and drums. European composition, West African djembe rhythms and the spread of electronic music across the 1990s all fed into his later work as a producer and DJ.
Electronic Roots grew from the duo’s shared interest in underground music and international club culture. The series presents House, Techno and deeper electronic selections, with guest artists adding further range to each episode.
Guest DJ Sivanesh.
Singapore-based DJ Sivanesh joins Bicycle Corporation as the guest selector for episode 13 of Electronic Roots. A recognised figure in the island city’s nightlife circuit, he has helped shape its club sound through regular appearances and a key residency at CÉ LA VI in Marina Bay Sands.
During his CÉ LA VI residency, Sivanesh held down the main room with a sound centred on off-kilter House, groove-led Techno and deeper club selections. He has shared line-ups with artists including Chaos In The CBD, d’Julz, Dennis Ferrer, Jasper James, Okain, Oliver Dollar and Rampa.
Early influence from American production duo Mood II Swing helped shape his approach to rhythm, soul and musical quality. Although House sits at the centre of his sound, his sets move beyond strict genre boundaries and focus on selection, mood and club response.
That open approach led to a booking with French platform Cercle, where he warmed up for The Martinez Brothers during its debut Asia show in November 2019. Before the pandemic, he was also a regular presence at Singapore venues including The Council, Tanjong Beach Club and Kilo Lounge.
A strong set at Wonderfruit Festival in Thailand in 2019 helped open further regional bookings. These included appearances at W Hotel and Iron Fairies in Kuala Lumpur during the first half of 2020.
In 2020, Sivanesh stepped away from his CÉ LA VI residency to start Sivilian Affairs with his partner Lilian Hautemulle. The organisation focuses on intimate parties and places emphasis on minority local and regional talent.
His guest appearance on Electronic Roots brings a Singaporean underground perspective to the series. Updates, mixes and event information can be found through his Resident Advisor profile, Instagram, SoundCloud and Facebook page.
DJ Sivanesh opens Electronic Roots Episode 13 with Nami Shimada and Soichi Terada before DJ T.’s Maceo Plex remix of “City Life” moves into Deep House. Lazaro Casanova, Oscar G and Futro then bring in House Music with “Pussy Palace,” while djB’s Zouk mix provides another direct link to house culture.
Jovonn precedes Rhythm&Soul’s “1998,” with the Djebali remix officially listed as deep house, followed by the James Dexter remix of Apes Go Bananas, Steve Bug and Clé’s “Kerri On” in the same genre. Two unidentified tracks separate that sequence from Kings Of Tomorrow’s “Fade II Black,” whose Roger S. Keep It Real Dub is also classified as deep house.
Sakro’s “Lemonade” shifts back to house before Kerri Chandler’s remix of DJ W!ld’s “Last Summer” and Solomun’s treatment of Noir and Haze return to deeper material. Andrea Di Rocco then adds Tech House with “The Past Present,” although earlier editions of the same recording have also appeared under techno classifications.
The later section includes the Alam edit of Je Davu, Trancesetters and Peace Division, Def Jaguar with Flip, and a third unidentified selection before Tree Threes and Phil Weeks. “My Music” brings in Jackin House, providing a tougher house variation before Julian Perez and Janeret.
Gladis introduces Peak Time Techno through “Unreal Truth,” before Diego Krause’s “We Invent The Future” and Alex Arnout’s “Jakku” close the programme in deep house territory. Those final three tracks give Terence C’s episode a marked contrast between one techno entry and a closing pair firmly rooted in deeper house music.
Bicycle Corporation Electronic Roots episode 13 with DJ Sivanesh
Nami Shimada, Soichi Terada - Sunshower (Instrumental) [Creme Organization]
DJ T. - City Life (Maceo Plex Remix) [Get Physical Music]
Lazaro Casanova, Oscar G, Futro - Pussy Palace (Original Mix) [Murk Records]
djB - Da Capo 09 (Welovehouse@Zouk Mix) [Reversoul Music]
Jovonn - Can't Hold it Back (Original Mix) [Deeply Rooted House]
Rhythm&Soul - 1998 (Djebali Remix) [Silver Network]
Apes Go Bananas, Steve Bug, Clé - Kerri On (James Dexter Remix) [Dessous Recordings]
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Kings Of Tomorrow - Fade II Black (Roger S. Keep It Real Dub) [Yoshitoshi Recordings
Sakro - Lemonade (Original Mix) [Housewax]
DJ W!ld - Last Summer (Kerri Chandler Remix) [The W Label]
Noir, Haze - Around (Solomun Vox) [Defected]
Andrea Di Rocco - The Past Present (Original Mix) [iWW Music]
Je Davu vs Trancesetters, Peace Division - Caos En Roaches (Alam Edit)
Def Jaguar, Flip - This Sound (Original Mix) [Brut!]
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Tree Threes - Feelin' It (Original Mix) [Morris Audio]
Phil Weeks - My Music (Original Mix) [Robsoul Recordings]
Julian Perez - Road to Dub (Original Mix) [Balance Music]
Janeret - Equinoxe (Original Mix) [Chineurs de House]
Gladis - Unreal Truth (Original Mix) [Tenax Recordings]
Diego Krause - We Invent the Future (Original Mix) [Organic-Music]
Alex Arnout - Jakku (Original Mix) [One Records]
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