Terence C joins Bicycle Corporation as a guest DJ for episode 7 of Electronic Roots on Scientific Sound Asia. Scientific Sound Asia is an Asian electronic music radio station, DJ agency and promoter that publishes music news and connects audiences across the region and internationally.
Bicycle Corporation is the collaboration between Italian DJ and producer Marco Mei and classically trained musician Stefano Ugliano, known as 6884. Their work spans house, techno and deeper electronic styles, combining decades of experience in both club culture and live musicianship into a sound that has developed steadily since the project's formation.
Marco Mei entered Italy's underground electronic scene in the early 1990s through the Urban People collective, helping organise independent house and techno events before a broader international career took shape through residencies and performances across Europe, Asia and the Middle East. He formed Bicycle Corporation with Stefano Ugliano in 2009, bringing that experience into their shared project.
Stefano Ugliano's background in classical piano, percussion and drums, shaped by both European compositional traditions and global rhythmic influences, gave him a strong foundation in arrangement and musicality. That grounding fed naturally into electronic production and became central to the Bicycle Corporation sound.
Their catalogue, available through Bandcamp and across various labels, spans house, techno and deeper electronic territory. Electronic Roots serves as their platform for broader musical exploration, bringing in guest artists from the international underground to extend the range of each episode.
Guest DJ Terence C.
Terence C is a Malaysian DJ and producer now based in Shanghai with over two decades of experience across Asia's underground electronic music scene. His influence on Kuala Lumpur's house and techno community has been significant, shaped through a series of respected residencies and long-running club appearances that helped define the city's underground sound.
Shared bills have included David Morales, Fatboy Slim, Pete Tong and John Digweed, the latter during Digweed's visits to Malaysia and performances at Zouk Club Kuala Lumpur. His career began in 1998 under the guidance of DJ Chris Doss, with early appearances at Cubeat and Globar before a breakthrough supporting David Morales at his first Malaysian show.
Venues including Movement, Backroom, Nouvo and Atmosphere followed, alongside regional appearances at Lush in Singapore and Liquid in Ho Chi Minh City. In 2005 he co-founded Altered Image with Callen Tham and Digital, a multimedia project combining electronic music, turntablism and live visual performance.
The concept won the Malaysian edition of the Heineken Thirst competition before touring Southeast Asia. Before the pandemic he also co-founded We Love Techno with DJ XU, a Kuala Lumpur event series dedicated to the harder sounds of labels including Drumcode and Cocoon, which became a recognised fixture in the city's techno scene.
In recent years he has evolved his performance approach through hybrid setups combining traditional mixing with Ableton Live integration. His Movement Control mix series reflects that progression through refined selection and a contemporary approach to house and techno. He remains active in the studio and on international radio alongside his live schedule. Find him on Facebook.
Terence C opens Electronic Roots Episode 07 with Carl Craig’s “Forever Free,” before Lazarusman moves the programme into the deeper end of Deep House. Lee Burridge and Lost Desert then introduce Organic House through “Loopyjazz,” followed by Hermanez and Lost Desert with “Other Side.”
Sejva’s Reznik and Good Guy Mikesh remix adds a different electronic edge before Captain Mustache brings the selection towards Melodic House and Techno. John Tejada and Ulrich Krieger then appear twice with “Silversonic,” first in its original form and then through Josh Wink’s interpretation, establishing a clear Techno passage.
Jonathan Kaspar and Spencer Brown return the set to melodic and progressive territory, followed by Dominik Marz’s “Shine.” Deetron’s “Ego Rave A” brings a direct House Music reference before Sebastian Mullaert adds another detailed electronic production.
Dave Seaman’s “Buzzfuzzle” in the Luke Brancaccio and Gai Barone remix introduces Progressive House, while Pig&Dan move the programme back towards melodic techno. Queer On Acid follows with the house-focused “Houseum,” giving the later section another change in rhythmic emphasis.
Semodi featuring Mailys brings Indie Dance into the closing stretch through Theus Mago’s remix of “Next Summer,” before DJ Samer returns to progressive house with “Diaspora.” Prins Thomas closes the programme through remixes of Of Norway and Pandreas, ending Terence C’s Electronic Roots set with two leftfield electronic selections.
Bicycle Corporation Electronic Roots episode 07 with Terence C
Carl Craig - Forever Free (Original Mix) [CircoLoco Records]
Lazarusman - Here We Are (Instrumental) [Freerange Records]
Lee Burridge, Lost Desert - Loopyjazz (Original Mix) [All Day I Dream]
Hermanez, Lost Desert - Other Side (Original Mix) [All Day I Dream]
Sejva - Nite Drive (Reznik + Good Guy Mikesh Remix) [VOD]
Captain Mustache - Bleu Ciel (Original Mix) [Bedrock Records]
John Tejada & Ulrich Krieger - Silversonic (Original Mix) [Palette Recordings]
John Tejada & Ulrich Krieger - Silversonic (Josh Wink Interpretation) [Palette Recordings]
Jonathan Kaspar - Invert Drift (Original Mix) [Cocoon Recordings]
Spencer Brown - Cumulonimbus Incus (Original Mix) [Last Night On Earth]
Dominik Marz - Shine (Original Mix) [Feines Tier]
Deetron - Ego Rave A (Original Mix) [Running Back]
Sebastian Mullaert - Sculpture of Noor (Original Mix) [International Day Off]
Dave Seaman - Buzzfuzzle (Luke Brancaccio & Gai Barone Remix) [Selador]
Pig&Dan - I Can See You (Original Mix) [Elevate]
Queer On Acid - Houseum (Original Mix) [Ovum Recordings]
Semodi Feat. Mailys - Next Summer (Theus Mago Remix) [THISBE Recordings]
DJ Samer - Diaspora (Original Mix) [Bedrock Records]
Of Norway - Paralell Lines Meet At Infinity (Prins Thomas Remix) [Full Pupp]
Pandreas - Bulgaria (Prins Thomas Diskomiks) [Full Pupp]
Listen on Mixcloud here.