Deysa presents Techno Show 9 on Scientific Sound Asia. Scientific Sound Asia is an Asian electronic music radio station, DJ agency, promoter and music-news platform connecting audiences across Asia and internationally.
Deysa, a Romanian DJ and Producer, made her debut in 2009 with her resident show "Friday Fever" on Radio DEEA, Romania's leading underground radio station. This exposure increased her profile within Romania's underground scene and, following her 2010 debut, she became one of the prominent figures in the new generation of Techno DJs, gaining recognition from online audiences and the wider underground community.
As a founding member of Underground Romanian Sound, Deysa has played a significant role in developing the Deep and Tech House scenes in Romania. Her love for the genre has taken her to Studio Martin and Kristal Glam Club in Bucharest, Space in Ibiza, Zebra in Bacau, La Gazette in Cluj, Arenele Romane and Control Club in Bucharest, Rivolta Marghera in Italy, Illusion in Montenegro, and Romanian festivals including Airfield Festival, Fusion Festival, I Love Festival, Felsziget and Electric Castle.
In 2016, she served as a resident DJ at Molotov, the electronic music bar by the Black Sea in Vama Veche, Romania. She has performed alongside Boris Brejcha, Sharam, Sister Bliss of Faithless, Nastia, Jose Maria Ramon, Coyu, Ellen Allien, Lady Waks, Jay Lumen, Ali Nasser, Makam, The Model, Herodot, Simina Grigoriu, Ray Okpara and Federico Molinari, among many others, and her energetic sound is deeply rooted in the genre.
Deysa's Techno Show 9 for Scientific Sound Asia Radio opens with Akob's Event Horizon on Circular Limited, establishing a Techno (Raw / Deep / Hypnotic) foundation. Pappenheimer's Religio on DCRYPTED then raises the intensity before Steve Parker's Rhea, in Mattias Fridell's remix on Android Muziq, and Barbax's Tony Romanello remix of Revolution on RED CHANNEL RECORDS.
Those early selections bring Peak Time Techno into focus through Pappenheimer, Steve Parker and Barbax. Mike Parker and Donato Dozzy's Fullonica di Stephanus on Dozzy Records changes the pressure with a more stripped-back approach.
Sync Therapy's Silvano Scarpetta remix of Ice Block on Crunch Control returns to raw, deep and hypnotic terrain. BigFatEddie's 6 A.M. in Berlin from Big Mamas House Compilations and Sven Schaller's No Hope on Nonlinear Systems bring the set back towards peak-time weight.
Jonas Kopp's Metatron on Ownlife brings a more concentrated, hypnotic edge before Klanglos's Buddha on Acid on ERROR Records. Thomas Schumacher follows with Persistence on Noir Music, keeping the harder momentum in place.
Roman Poncet's Piege on Figure supplies a more direct Techno statement in the later stretch. Abstract Division's Tensal remix of The hunt on Dynamic Reflection restores the raw, deep and hypnotic focus.
Joseph Capriati's Awake on Drumcode pushes the programme forward before Antonio Ruscito's Edit Select remix of Seconda Imagine draws it back into a deeper register. Len Faki and Regal close with Abroad on Figure, giving the final passage a firm peak-time finish.
Deysa Techno show 9
Akob - Event Horizon
Pappenheimer - Religio
Steve Parker - Rhea (Mattias Fridell Remix)
Barbax - Revolution (Tony Romanello Remix)
Mike Parker & Donato Dozzy - Fullonica di Stephanus
Sync Therapy - Ice Block (Silvano Scarpetta Remix)
BigFatEddie - 6 A.M. in Berlin
Sven Schaller - No Hope
Jonas Kopp - Metatron
Klanglos - Buddha on Acid
Thomas Schumacher - Persistence
Altered Perceptions - Introversion
Roman Poncet - Piege
Abstract Division - The hunt (Tensal Remix)
Joseph Capriati - Awake
Antonio Ruscito - Seconda Imagine (Edit Select Remix)
Len Faki & Regal - Abroad
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