McCarty Shoot announce guest DJs for episode 7

Episode 7 of 'McCarty Shoot' includes guests Milka López and Themaddeejay. Scientific Sound Asia serves as the online Asian electronic music station, DJ agency, promoter, and music news source for the region, boasting an international audience.

McCarty Records was born during an encounter between Europe and the Middle East. Ultimately, it was born from the friendship between two people, who have always been music lovers. Both founders had been working in the world of music for many years and decided to combine their talents and enterprise to start a new label.

At the record labels birth both felt they were young and rebellious enough to open their branches to everyone and to all musical genres of the Techno galaxy. As a result of their decision McCarthy records releases tracks across the spectrum be it Techno, Melodic, Deep Tech, Minimal and Tech House.

Every month, McCarthy Records will showcase a curated selection of new releases from their label, their guests, and the global Techno scene. This Techno radio show will establish the benchmark for their releases and collaborators.

Guest DJ Milka López (first hour).

In this show the first DJ Is Milka López, Milka López is a Argentinian DJ and producer from Buenos Aires. From a very young age she was dedicated to classical music. For 10 years she dedicated herself to composing the music for her falter ego as a film producer.

In 2019, her passion for electronic music led her to dedicate herself 100% to playing and producing techno. Her latest releases are “Átomos en cámara” for Beathey Recordings and “Amor X” for Bahrein Records. Currently she is a resident DJ of Club Bahrein in Buenos Aires.

Guest DJ Themaddeejay (second hour).

This episode's next guest DJ is Themaddeejay, he started playing the guitar at 5 years old in the city of Maastricht, The Netherlands. Later on in his childhood, he also learned to play the drums, and this began his love affair with music.

After many years playing in bands, mostly in the Heavy Metal, Rock and Blues genre, he found it was hard to keep bands together and to land some gigs, so it was time for a different approach as an artist.

Then in 1996 he started performing as a DJ and entered a competition at the now defunct Independent Club in Maastricht, Netherlands. This was when he realised that this was his calling as an artist.

He began performing with the artist name Themaddeejay and started producing his own tracks, mainly in the Techno genre and has been doing so for the last 25 years now. He has releases on McCarty Records, LETS Techno Records, and his own personal label MadMinds Productions, amongst others.

Milka López opens the first hour with Empal's Lirane on SLiVER Recordings, a peak-driving Techno selection that sets the tone immediately. Her own Athos follows before FAC3OFF's Dark World pushes further into the darker, more industrial-influenced end of the spectrum, FAC3OFF's post-Detroit sensibility making it one of the more distinctive picks in the set. Blood and Tears' Thorax and F.R.E.D.'s Neat Freak keep the energy consistent through the opening third before Richard Cleber's Indigo on Agile Recordings brings a slightly more textured, groove-aware character to proceedings.

Jhonnypluse's There I Was, Below Surface's 5am Departure and Patrik Berg's Activated form a concentrated mid-section that sustains the hour's harder momentum, Berg's Techno background rooted in Tronic, Terminal M and Filth on Acid fitting naturally into the sequence. George Isaev's 3 A.M. follows, the Russian producer's deep and dark Techno style sitting at the more hypnotic end of the hour's range. Rene Park's Push It then leads into Milka López's closing duo, with Átomos En Cámara rounding out her hour with a personal statement that mirrors the opening Athos in its intent if not its texture.

THEMADDEEJAY takes control of the second hour with Danz Maxine's Carroña opening at a driving Tech House register before Sergio Brea's Line Up and Rob van Hell's Phase Jump maintain the pace. Concat's All Night in the Dadgar Remix and Coach's Perpetual Dark in the DJ Joel Cabana Remix, both familiar from earlier episodes in the series, anchor the hour in the McCarty Records house sound before THEMADDEEJAY's own Overdose makes the first direct statement from the headline act. TechKwando's S.T.A.R.S. and Danz Maxine's Sense Irregularity provide further momentum through the hour's middle passage.

THEMADDEEJAY's material dominates the final third, with Call To Arms, The Day Has Come and La Belva all appearing in close succession alongside Basscontroll's Heavenly Times. Coach closes with World To Come in the COACH Fuck It Remix, the self-remixed version lending a knowing energy to the episode's final moments. Across both hours, McCarty Shoot retains the consistency that defines the series, a tight, label-focused programme that trusts its artists and rarely looks outside its own orbit for inspiration.

McCarty Shoot Episode 6.

Milka López Tracklist: (first hour).

Empa - Lirane (Original Mix)

Milka López - Athos (Original Mix)

FAC3OFF - Dark World (Original Mix)

Blood and Tears - Thorax (Original Mix)

F.R.E.D. - Neat Freak (Original Mix)

Richard Cleber - Indigo (Original Mix)

Jhonnypluse - There I Was (Original Mix)

Below Surface - 5am Departure (Original Mix)

Patrik Berg - Activated (Original Mix)

George Isaev - 3 A.M. (Original Mix)

Rene Park - Push It (Original Mix)

Milka López - Átomos En Cámara (Original Mix)

THEMADDEEJAY Tracklist: (second hour).

Danz Maxine - Carroña (Original Mix)

Sergio Brea - Line Up (Original Mix)

Rob van Hell - Phase Jump (Original Mix)

Concat - All Night (Dadgar Remix)

Coach - Perpetual Dark (DJ Joel Cabana Remix)

THEMADDEEJAY - Overdose (Original Mix)

TechKwando - S.T.A.R.S (Original Mix)

Danz Maxine - Sense Irregularity (Original Mix)

THEMADDEEJAY - Call To Arms (Original Mix)

Basscontroll - Heavenly Times (Original Mix)

THEMADDEEJAY - The Day Has Come (Original Mix)

Coach - World To Come (COACH Fuck it Remix)

THEMADDEEJAY - La Belva (Original Mix)

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