Bicycle Corporation welcomes guest DJ Yorri for episode 17 of Electronic Roots on Scientific Sound Asia. Scientific Sound Asia is an Asian electronic music radio station, promoter, DJ agency and music-news platform connecting audiences across Asia and internationally.
Bicycle Corporation is an Italian duo made up of DJ and producer Marco Mei together with Stefano Ugliano, also known as 6884. Marco began his musical journey in the early nineties, starting out as a DJ and producer while organising events under the collective name Urban People throughout Italy.
His work gained significant recognition and led to a residency at Pacha. This opened the path to international bookings and set him on a global musical journey.
Born and raised in Torino, Italy, Stefano showed strong musical ability from childhood. He studied classical piano, percussion and drums with passion, developing a love for both Chopin’s compositions and the sound of West African djembe.
The image of a DJ commanding the crowd grew increasingly captivating for the young Stefano, while electronic beats that were difficult to access on Italian radio in the early 1990s sparked a new direction in his life and ultimately led to the formation of Bicycle Corporation. More recently, the duo have revisited their early catalogue and have launched a Bandcamp page to re-release and distribute their original tracks.
Marco is based in Taipei and works across a wider South East Asian network. He is available for bookings through the Scientific Sound Asia DJ agency and broadcasts weekly through its radio station.
Bicycle Corporation’s Electronic Roots 17 with Yorri opens with DJ Ical’s Breathe In & Out in the Indra7 Remix, a Dance Music selection on LeftRight Sound. Vlad Jet’s Marc DePulse Remix of Carnival on Aesthetika follows with Indie Dance momentum.
Touchtalk’s Dark Force on Ritual and Sobek’s Oscuro on Duro keep the Indie Dance thread taut. Kasper Bjørke’s Bawrut Remix of Oceans of Time on HFN then gives way to Tunnelvisions’ Acid Neverland on Atomnation.
Aiwaska’s Jenia Tarsol and Kino Todo Remix of Eclipse on Parallel Lives leads into DJ T.’s Chaim and Uriah Klapter Remix of Harem Disco on Get Physical Music. Leo Sagrado’s Mess on Inner Shah Recordings and Jonathan Kusuma’s Mordor Disko on I’m A Cliche sustain the club-focused middle section.
Telepopmusik’s Whitesquare Remix of Who Gives a Fuck feat. Sylvia Black, Mau on Warm Music is followed by Dor Danino and Morris (IL)’s Made In TLV Remix of Galala on Blue Shadow. Anturage and S.Samo’s Evolving Flow on Highway Records and Millero’s Ketema on Maccabi House make room for Fall Forward and Grainger’s Every Little Thing on 17 Steps, bringing Melodic House and Techno into the programme.
Out of Orbit and Shpongle’s Red Axes Remix of No Disco on Shamanic Tales introduces a Psychedelic turn before Avalon Emerson’s One More Fluorescent Rush on AD 93 raises the pressure with Peak Time Techno. HABIT (IL)’s Disco Express on Hey, Location! 2.0 returns the set to its central Indie Dance character.
Kinky Sound’s Blow on Ritual and Adana Twins’ The Curve on Watergate Records hold the later stretch in place. Whitesquare’s Pressured Mind on Whitesquare Series, Fideles’ Interface Technology on Afterlife Records and Dombrance’s Prins Thomas Remix of Taubira on Gouranga Music bring the edition to a measured close.
Guest DJ Yorri.
This week's guest DJ is Yorri, hailing from Jakarta, Indonesia. From an early age he immersed himself in a wide range of musical styles, developing a deep appreciation for sound long before stepping behind the decks. Early influences such as Nathan Fake, James Holden, Paul Kalkbrenner and Fairmont shaped his taste for emotive, melodic and atmospheric electronic music, eventually guiding him toward DJing in 2011.
Since then, Yorri has become a recognised figure in Jakarta’s vibrant underground scene. His sets, marked by fluid progression and detailed selection, have earned him regular appearances at many of the city’s leading clubs.
Over the years, he has shared the booth with an impressive list of international artists, including Droog, John Digweed, Bicep, Ben Klock, Dubfire, HVOB, Jody Wisternoff and many others, experiences that have further refined his sound and strengthened his presence in Indonesia’s electronic landscape. In 2012, he co-founded House Cartel, a Jakarta-based House and Techno collective dedicated to supporting local talent and promoting quality electronic music events.
The collective quickly became a key platform within the city’s nightlife, allowing Yorri to deepen his role as both a performer and community builder. Today, Yorri continues to push his craft forward through thoughtful, genre-crossing DJ sets that reflect more than a decade of dedication to the underground scene.
Electronic Roots Episode 17 invites listeners into a refined and atmospheric journey curated by Yorri, blending Indie Dance, Leftfield House and deeper club textures. The set opens with DJ Ical’s meditative Breathe In and Out in the Indra7 remix, setting a hypnotic tone that eases into the charged, melodic energy of Vlad Jet’s Carnival rework by Marc DePulse. Yorri builds the momentum through Touchtalk’s Dark Force and Sobek’s Oscuro, guiding the mix into moody and rhythm-driven territory.
The selection moves into warmer indie and disco-laced motifs with Kasper Bjørke’s Oceans of Time, reimagined by Bawrut, and the colourful Acid Neverland from Tunnelvisions. Yorri continues to shift textures with the kinetic Eclipse remix by Jenia Tarsol and Kino Todo, followed by the percussive flair of DJ T’s Harem Disco in the Chaim and Uriah Klapter interpretation.
As the set deepens, Leo Sagrado’s Mess and Jonathan Kusuma’s Mordor Disko introduce heavier low-end elements balanced with cosmic synth work. Whitesquare’s remix of Telepopmusik’s Who Gives a Fuck shapes one of the most atmospheric stretches of the episode, before Dor Danino and Morris’s Galala opens into brighter tonal layers.
The mix expands into progressive-influenced edges with Anturage and S.Samo’s Evolving Flow and the textured rhythms of Millero’s Ketema. Fall Forward and Grainger’s Every Little Thing provides a melodic lift ahead of a standout moment in the Red Axes remix of Out of Orbit and Shpongle’s No Disco.
Closing the journey, Yorri presents a trio of forward-thinking selections. Avalon Emerson’s One More Fluorescent Rush offers shimmering movement and depth, HABIT’s Disco Express injects dancefloor momentum, and Kinky Sound’s Blow maintains high energy before the final ascent through Adana Twins’ The Curve and Whitesquare’s Pressured Mind. Fideles’ Interface Technology elevates the mix with cinematic presence, with Dombrance’s Taubira in the Prins Thomas remix rounding off the episode in true leftfield style.
Episode 17 is a strong reflection of Yorri’s eclectic, colourful and forward-thinking approach, bringing Indie Dance, Dark Disco, Leftfield House and modern progressive sounds together in a cohesive and expressive showcase for Electronic Roots.
Bicycle Corporation Electronic Roots episode 17 with Yorri
DJ Ical - Breathe In & Out (Indra7 Remix) [LeftRight Sound]
Vlad Jet - Carnival (Marc DePulse Remix) [Aesthetika]
Touchtalk - Dark Force (Original Mix) [Ritual]
Sobek - Oscuro (Original Mix) [Duro]
Kasper Bjørke - Oceans of Time (Bawrut Remix) [HFN]
Tunnelvisions - Acid Neverland (Original Mix) [Atomnation]
Aiwaska - Eclipse (Jenia Tarsol & Kino Todo Remix) [Parallel Lives]
DJ T. - Harem Disco (Chaim & Uriah Klapter Remix) [Get Physical Music]
Leo Sagrado - Mess (Club Mix) [Inner Shah Recordings]
Jonathan Kusuma - Mordor Disko (Original Mix) [I’m A Cliche]
Telepopmusik - Who Gives a Fuck feat Sylvia Black, Mau (Whitesquare Remix) [Warm Music]
Dor Danino, Morris (IL) - Galala (Made In TLV Remix) [Blue Shadow]
Anturage, S.Samo - Evolving Flow (Original Mix) [Highway Records]
Millero - Ketema (Original Mix) [Maccabi House]
Fall Forward, Grainger - Every Little Thing (Original Mix) [17 Steps]
Out of Orbit & Shpongle - No Disco (Red Axes Remix) [Shamanic Tales]
Avalon Emerson - One More Fluorescent Rush (Original Mix) [AD 93]
HABIT (IL) - Disco Express (Original Mix) [Hey, Location! 2.0]
Kinky Sound - Blow (Original Mix) [Ritual]
Adana Twins - The Curve (Original Mix) [Watergate Records]
Whitesquare - Pressured Mind (Original Mix) [Whitesquare Series]
Fideles - Interface Technology (Original Mix) [Afterlife Records]
Dombrance - Taubira (Prins Thomas Remix) [Gouranga Music]
Listen on Mixcloud here.