Bicycle Corporation guest DJ Terence C for Electronic Roots 131.

Terence C, a respected guest DJ from Bicycle Corporation, is set to present his forthcoming programme, Electronic Roots 131, on Scientific Sound Asia. As Asia's leading electronic dance music station, promoter and DJ agency, Scientific Sound Asia connects with audiences across the region and beyond.

Bicycle Corporation brings together Italian DJ and producer Marco Mei with accomplished producer Stefano Ugliano, professionally known as 6884. The duo have created and remixed more than 50 original tracks across House and Techno, making a substantial mark on the electronic music scene.

Marco began DJing in the early 1990s, drawn to the emerging electronic music movement and Afro-centric rhythms. During his early years, he established Urban People, an organisation that promoted House and Techno events across Italy. This venture deepened Marco's knowledge of sound whilst developing his event management expertise, eventually securing him a residency at Pacha in Egypt.

This key appointment enhanced his standing and led to international DJ bookings that launched his worldwide career. His time at Pacha sparked an intense passion for sharing his musical vision with global audiences.

Stefano, a Torino native, demonstrated exceptional musical talent from childhood. With parental encouragement to pursue music professionally, he focused on classical piano, percussion and drums, taking inspiration from varied sources including Chopin and West African rhythms. This diverse musical foundation has deeply shaped his electronic music work.

Stefano's early exposure to different genres established a strong base for his artistic development. His interest in electronic music emerged during the 1990s, when such sounds were seldom heard on Italian radio, yet their rhythms and melodies fascinated him.

Despite their many achievements, Marco and Stefano maintain their humble approach. They have returned to some earlier material, reinforcing their connection to their musical origins. Consequently, they created a Bandcamp page to present their work, highlighting their commitment to preserving their artistic output.

Electronic Roots, presented by Marco and Stefano, is a radio show focusing on House and Techno that features leading artists from across Asia. The programme celebrates the dynamic Asian electronic music community whilst encouraging international partnerships and creative exchanges.

Guest DJ Terence C.

Terence C, a celebrated DJ and producer from Malaysia, takes centre stage in this week's programme. Now residing in Shanghai, China, Terence brings more than twenty years of professional experience to his craft.

During his career, Terence has maintained residencies at top clubs in Kuala Lumpur, positioning himself as a key player in Malaysia's House and Techno scenes. His continuous involvement has earned him considerable respect within the electronic music community.

Terence has supported legendary artists including David Morales, Fatboy Slim and Pete Tong, generating powerful energy for their performances. His outstanding DJ abilities and talent for connecting with crowds have made him a preferred choice for major events, strengthening his industry standing.

His partnership with John Digweed holds special significance, with Digweed regularly selecting Terence as his opening act for Kuala Lumpur shows. Their numerous joint performances have created memorable moments for the renowned Zouk Club brand in Malaysia.

Zouk enjoys worldwide recognition amongst electronic music fans, largely through its exceptional live events. Terence's connection with Digweed demonstrates his importance and essential role in Malaysia's thriving nightlife culture.

Prior to the pandemic, Terence worked alongside DJ XU, a leading Kuala Lumpur figure, to present monthly Techno events at Zouk called "We Love Techno." This series sought to expose audiences to underground releases from labels like Drumcode and Cocoon Recordings.

Through Terence's leadership, "We Love Techno" became a leading showcase for cutting-edge electronic music and rising Techno talent. Terence's knowledge, paired with DJ XU's connections, greatly enhanced Kuala Lumpur's electronic music scene, delivering fans remarkable musical experiences.

Terence launched his career in 1998 with guidance from DJ Chris Doss, rapidly building recognition across Malaysia. He regularly played at spots including Cubeat and Globar, consistently progressing through the industry ranks.

A defining moment arrived when Terence was chosen to support David Morales at his first Malaysian performance. This booking thrust Terence into prominence, establishing his position within the local electronic music community.

During the early 2000s, Terence achieved additional success as a resident at Movement Club in Malaysia. He also performed at respected venues such as Backroom, Nouvo and Atmosphere, contributing significantly to Malaysia's thriving electronic music environment.

Terence's reach extends beyond Kuala Lumpur's nightlife, influencing the wider Southeast Asian music scene. He has performed at premium venues including Lush in Singapore and Liquid in Ho Chi Minh City. In 2005, he co-created Altered Image, an audio-visual project combining innovative sounds with striking visuals.

Working with artists Callen Tham and Digital, Terence developed performance art into a multimedia experience with considerable impact. Altered Image claimed victory in the Malaysian section of the Heineken Thirst competition, resulting in a Southeast Asian tour.

Altered Image transformed the electronic scene through cinematic imagery, turntable mastery and live effects that mesmerised dancefloor audiences. This success represented a major milestone in Terence's creative development, adding to his artistic reputation.

Recently, Terence has adopted the Ableton Live production suite, refining his technical abilities to enhance his sound. By combining software with decks and CDJs, he consistently expands the possibilities of live performance.

Terence's production work is building momentum, with several new releases expected over the next year. Southeast Asian audiences can anticipate a stronger connection with his developing musical direction.

As a leading Malaysian DJ, Terence is rapidly establishing his presence across Asia's electronic music landscape. His radio programme on our station, showcasing House and Techno, reflects his dedication to discovering innovative sounds.

Episode 131 of Electronic Roots with Terence C opens in melodic tone, with Douglas Greed’s Everything Is Stupid, I Wanna Go Home! blending ironic charm with intricate production. Acid Pauli & Nico Stojan's Tensione brings Afro House warmth and rhythm, followed by the low-slung, moody energy of Timo Maas & Inamo’s Le Tourbillon. Cortona’s Bearfunk and Upercent’s Where Are You deepen the journey into Melodic House & Techno territory, setting the pace for the elegant grooves of Howler by Just Her & Nolan and Colours by John Monkman.

A shift occurs with Wata Igarashi’s Steaming, merging House energy with acidic undertones. Dubspeeka’s Mod 3 (Hardspace Mix) marks the first raid into Raw/Deep/Hypnotic Techno, leading into a powerful medley of hypnotic cuts from Linear Phase’s XX 21 B1 and XX 21 B2, to Axel Karakasis’ pounding Clutter. The pressure intensifies with Yotam Avni’s Malfuf, DJ Sodeyama’s Osiris, and the emotionally textured Radiants by Sam Goku, before Kangding Ray’s Omen delivers a cold, minimal climax.

youANDme & Black Soda return the session to Melodic House with Believe (Tal Fussman Remix), a track both driving and refined. Marcel Dettmann's Suffice To Predict (L.B. Dub Corp Remix) brings Berlin authority with hypnotic low-end finesse, right before The Hacker drops two Classic Electro-flavoured tracks: Turborave and Harmonia, infusing the mix with Detroit-influenced nostalgia and crisp rhythms.

Dusky’s The Mind and Man Power’s Steel Cathedral signal the set’s wind-down, with expansive melodic elements and deep transitions. The episode ends on AI Has No Soul by DCLVIII OFC, a cinematic, futuristic Melodic Techno statement that ties the show together with both soul and machine precision.

Tune in live on Wednesday, June 11th, 2025, between 6 PM and 8 PM Indochina Time (ICT), and catch the rebroadcast on Sunday from 6 AM to 8 AM (ICT).

'Electronic Roots' episode 131 with Terence C.

Douglas Greed - Everything Is Stupid, I Wanna Go Home! (Original Mix) [Tulpa Ovi Records]

Acid Pauli & Nico Stojan - Tensione (Original Mix) [Ouie]

Timo Maas & Inamo - Le Tourbillon (Original Mix) [Crosstown Rebels]

Cortona - Bearfunk (Original Mix) [Bedrock Records]

Upercent - Where Are You (Original Mix) [Crosstown Rebels]

Just Her & Nolan - Howler (Original Mix) [Last Night On Earth]

John Monkman - Colours (Original Mix) [Crosstown Rebels]

Wata Igarashi - Steaming (Original Mix) [Dekmantel]

Dubspeeka - Mod 3 (Hardspace Mix) [Hardspace]

Linear Phase - XX 21 B1 (Original Mix) [Molecular Recordings]

Linear Phase - XX 21 B2 (Original Mix) [Molecular Recordings]

Axel Karakasis - Clutter (Original Mix) [Remain Records]

Yotam Avni - Malfuf (Original Mix) [Culture Vulture]

DJ Sodeyama - Osiris (Original Mix) [Abstract Mechanisms]

Sam Goku - Radiants (Original Mix) [Dekmantel]

Kangding Ray - Omen (Original Mix) [ara]

youANDme & Black Soda - Believe (Tal Fussman Remix) [Compost Records]

Marcel Dettmann - Suffice To Predict (L.B. Dub Corp Remix) [Dekmantel]

The Hacker - Turborave (Original Mix) [Rekids]

The Hacker - Harmonia (Original Mix) [Rekids]

Dusky - The Mind (Extended Mix) [Anjunadeep]

Man Power - Steel Cathedral (Original Mix) [Live At Robert Johnson]

DCLVIII OFC - AI Has No Soul (Original Mix) [Rhythm Cult]

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