Bicycle Corporation introduce guest DJ Venci for episode 10 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 listeners 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. Their work brings together House and Techno influences, balancing rhythmic structure with melodic detail and a strong club-focused identity.
Marco Mei started DJing in the early 1990s, shaped by Afro-influenced rhythms and Italy’s developing underground club scene. His role within the Urban People collective helped establish his national profile before a residency at Pacha in Sharm El Sheikh expanded his career into Europe, Asia and the Middle East.
Stefano was born and raised in Turin and developed his musical foundation through classical piano, percussion and drums. Influences from composers such as Chopin, alongside West African djembe rhythms, helped shape his understanding of harmony, rhythm and composition before he moved into electronic production.
Together, Marco and Stefano have built a catalogue that connects underground club culture with broad musical knowledge and production experience. Electronic Roots follows that direction by presenting House and Techno selections while inviting guest artists from Asia and beyond to contribute to the series.
Episode 10 welcomes Venci to the guest slot, adding another perspective to the Electronic Roots format. The show presents Bicycle Corporation’s ongoing interest in underground electronic music while highlighting the wider network of artists connected to the Asian and international scene.
Guest DJ Venci.
Episode 10 welcomes Taiwanese DJ Venci to the guest slot, adding a sharper techno perspective to the Electronic Roots format. Originally from Taitung and now active in Taipei, she has built her profile through underground club appearances and a sound shaped by techno, psy influences, acid basslines and leftfield selections.
Venci describes techno as an essential part of daily life, comparing its importance to food. Her sets move between contemporary electronic styles and older analogue textures, creating a distinctive approach that brings together acid breakbeats, minimal psy and harder rhythmic pressure.
Her public listings show events within Taiwan’s underground circuit from 2019, with appearances connected to Taipei venues including 23 Music Room and B1. She has also been featured by Our Muzik in Mixmag Asia’s coverage of Taipei’s underground scene, where her selections were noted for crossing between hardcore techno and psy.
Beyond the booth, Venci keeps a strong connection to Taitung and its cultural identity. Her wider aim is to support local electronic music while bringing elements of her hometown’s heritage into Taiwan’s club culture.
DJ Venci opens Electronic Roots Episode 10 with Valentino Mora’s “Second Skin,” a Deep Techno track officially classified as raw, deep and hypnotic techno. Upsammy follows with “Warm Puddles,” taking the opening section into more abstract electronic territory before Sam Paganini brings the set back towards the club.
Adi Dassler, Cheb Runner and Metaboman broaden the early part of the set through leftfield electronic and techno material before Noah Gibson and Mono Voice move the programme into a more direct rhythmic section. Dawn Razor with Hatewax and Ki Ya Tori then lead into Cleric’s “The Key Of Night,” which Beatport classifies as Peak Time Techno.
HI-C, FU-5 and Joaquin Ruiz keep the middle section firmly rooted in Techno, followed by Doom and Sur-T. Francesco Argentieri appears twice in succession with “Portage” and “Forget,” adding another raw and hypnotic passage to the second half of the programme.
Denise Rabe precedes ABSL’s “Elance-toi!,” while 747’s “You, You” brings the distinctive acid-influenced techno associated with Aquaregia into the later section. The label’s catalogue strongly features peak-time techno, making this another natural fit within the episode’s harder techno framework.
Vegim and Flekitza supply “Devils Monologue” before SHXCXCHCXSH close Electronic Roots Episode 10 with “Lttlwlf.” Across the full DJ Venci set, deep techno, peak-time techno and experimental electronic material form the clearest musical strands, with very little need for house-oriented categories.
Bicycle Corporation Electronic Roots episode 10 with DJ Venci
Valentino Mora - Second Skin (Original Mix) [Spazio Disponibile]
Upsammy - Warm Puddles [AD 93]
Sam Paganini - Labyrinth [JAM]
Adi Dassler - Moon [Romantica Records]
Cheb Runner - Air Maghrib [Ran$om Note]
Metaboman - Einseins (Robag´s Pom Dahl NB) [Souvenir Music]
Noah Gibson - Convextion Remix (Original Mix) [KRASCH Records]
Mono Voice - Mare’s Nest (Kai Pattenberg Remix) [Hardwandler Records]
Dawn Razor and Hatewax - V.H.F.G [Planet Rhythm]
Ki Ya Tori - Kemono (Original Mix) [Mimoton]
Cleric - The Key Of Night (Original Mix) [Figure]
HI-C - Blade Runner (Original Mix) [Nechto Records]
FU-5 - Espiga [Subsist Records]
Joaquin Ruiz - Molekular [West Rules]
Doom - Spiral Regression [Subsist Records]
Sur-T - Stige [Edit Select]
Francesco Argentieri - Portage [Diffuse Reality Records]
Francesco Argentieri - Forget [Out of Place]
Denise Rabe - Pretending (Original) [Rabe]
ABSL - Elance-toi! (Hacked AFX's Vox) (Original Mix) [MYST]
747 - You, You (Original Mix) [Aquaregia]
Vegim & Flekitza - Devils Monologue [Alhena Records]
SHXCXCHCXSH - Lttlwlf [Avian]
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