The Lab Sessions present Assemble episode 14 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.
The Lab Sessions is an electronic music collective based in Bogotá, Colombia, built around collaboration, cultural exchange and long-term scene development. Through curated radio showcases and large-scale events, TLS has worked to present an authentic representation of Colombia’s underground electronic music landscape to local and international audiences.
Alongside this curatorial role, the collective places strong emphasis on artistic quality and inclusivity. Their work reaches a diverse following of residents, expatriates and visitors of many nationalities, reinforcing the idea that forward-thinking electronic music is shaped not only by artists working abroad, but also by Colombian DJs and producers with strong creative identity and local roots.
Active since 2016, The Lab Sessions has established a consistent presence across South America, staging events and performances in a wide range of respected clubs and alternative spaces. Their activity includes appearances at Octava, Klan 31, Teatron, KAPUTT, Vagabond, Bud-X Colombia, Top Secret Medellín, Armando Records, Céntrico, Mambo Alive, Sutton and Montibus Fest, alongside independent platforms such as Bassline events, TLS Parties and Eurotechno.
In recent years, TLS has expanded its reach through appearances in cities including Cali and Quito, at venues such as Madame Garden, La Fabryka, Groove and Dirty Sanchez. Assemble episode 14 brings the collective’s curatorial vision and regional experience to underground electronic music culture on Scientific Sound Asia.
Guest DJ Ana Wolf (first hour)
This week’s first guest DJ is Ana Wolf, a Barcelona-based selector whose sound has been shaped through close involvement with the city’s underground house scene and its long-standing culture of musical exchange. Ana Wolf developed her craft alongside some of Spain’s most respected house selectors, refining an approach that moves fluidly through House, Deep House, Funk and Disco.
Her sets are guided by intuition and context rather than fixed structure, allowing her to shift tone and energy in response to the room while maintaining a clear sense of identity. Known for her non-linear style, she blends old-school and contemporary house influences with ease, drawing connections between eras rather than separating them.
This balance reflects a broader philosophy centred on continuity and movement, where groove and musical flow take priority over genre boundaries. Alongside club work, Ana Wolf remains active in radio broadcasting and is currently a resident across multiple international radio platforms.
These long-form settings allow her to explore deeper selections and more expansive musical narratives, reinforcing her reputation as a thoughtful and adaptable selector. Her ongoing focus is on sharing that approach across different spaces and audiences, whether on air or on the dancefloor.
Guest DJ JC Will (second hour)
This week’s second guest DJ is JC Will, born Jefry Figuera in Cumaná, Sucre, Venezuela in 1989. From an early age his curiosity about DJing drove him to explore electronic music deeply, leading him to develop a style rooted in House, Deep House and Tech House.
His early journey into DJing began in childhood and was formalised in 2013 when he enrolled at the Pitch Control DJ school in Caracas, where he received structured training in mixing, sound systems and DJ technique. Under the guidance of experienced tutors, including Claudio Imperatrice, he honed his craft and pursued broader opportunities beyond small venues, gaining a solid technical foundation.
During and following his training, JC Will began performing at private events and soon moved into club settings, building experience on larger sound systems and responding to audience energy with well-paced sets. His club appearances include venues such as Tokio Disco, Vino Bar, 6101 Bistro, La Terraza, Penelope Disco and Dharma Bistro, and he held a residency at Ruta 69 club while also playing at regional festivals including Cumana, Goval Heat and Pool Music.
As a DJ, his selections are shaped by a respect for rhythmic continuity and dancefloor feel, guided by years of practice behind the decks and technical study. His SoundCloud and social profiles reflect an ongoing engagement with electronic music and a commitment to connecting with listeners through House and its subgenres.
The Lab Sessions’ Assemble episode 14 opens with Faithless’s This Feeling in the R Plus Remix on BMG Rights Management (UK) Ltd, setting a House Music foundation. Frankov’s Pacific in Zeque’s remix follows on Pleasure In Mind, before G.Q.’s Disco Nights (Rock-Freak) brings Arista into the sequence.
HRDY’s Don’t Give Me Your Love on Guesthouse introduces Funky House energy. Milk & Sugar, Paul Gardner and Peyton’s You Can’t Hide From Yourself on Milk & Sugar then leads into Technasia, Green Velvet and David Penn’s Suga, in David Penn’s extended mix for Toolroom.
Sammy Deuce’s Nights In Black Satin on Nurvous Records keeps the groove moving, while Dean Mickoski and Roland Clark’s Smells Like Rhythm appears in its extended version on Deep Root Records. Sue Avenue and DJ Romain’s Reel Deep on Nervous Records follows, with Mason featuring Jem Cooke’s Drowning In Your Love in Mark Knight’s remix returning to Toolroom.
Jaaron’s Nick Curly on RADIANT. precedes Joey Negro Presents Akabu’s Another Generation, in Joey Negro’s extended mix for Z Records, which introduces Deep House. Javi Colors and Dr. Alfred’s Feeling Good on SP Recordings brings in Afro House before Wally Lopez’s Jack Yo Body receives Juanito’s remix on The Factoria.
Daniel Becerra’s Zebra on Triangular Recordings sits before Luca Lento’s Maleducation, reworked by Band&dos for Conscious, in a Deep Tech House passage. Covak and Barbados’s Cherufe in Alberto Dimeo’s remix returns to Triangular Recordings, followed by Band&Dos and Tony Guerra’s From The Ghetto on Wired.
Coqui Selection’s Supa Dupa on Love Vibration Nation Music and Publishing LLC and The Giver with Block & Crown’s Jackin’ Cola on Which Bottle carry the closing stretch. Soul Divide’s Rejoice on Let There Be House Records gives way to Bobby Blanco and Miki Moto’s 3AM, in Low Steppa’s extended remix on Defected, for the final record.
Assemble by The Lab Sessions episode 14
Ana Wolf (first hour)
Faithless - This Feeling (R Plus Remix) [BMG Rights Management (UK) Ltd]
Frankov - Pacific (Zeque Remix) [Pleasure In Mind]
G.Q. - Disco Nights (Rock-Freak) [Arista]
Hrdy - Don't Give Me Your Love [Guesthouse]
Milk & Sugar, Paul Gardner, Peyton - You Can't Hide From Yourself [Milk & Sugar]
Technasia, Green Velvet, David Penn - Suga (David Penn Extended Mix) [Toolroom]
Sammy Deuce - Nights In Black Satin [Nurvous Records]
Dean Mickoski, Roland Clark - Smells Like Rhythm (Extended) [Deep Root Records]
Sue Avenue & DJ Romain - Reel Deep [Nervous Records]
Mason Feat. Jem Cooke - Drowning In Your Love (Mark Knight Remix) [Toolroom]
Jaaron - Nick Curly (Original Mix) [RADIANT.]
Joey Negro Presents Akabu - Another Generation (Joey Negro Extended Mix) [Z Records]
JC Will (second hour)
Javi Colors & Dr. Alfred - Feeling Good (Original Mix) [SP Recordings]
Wally Lopez - Jack Yo Body (Juanito Remix) [The Factoria (Factomania)]
Daniel Becerra - Zebra (Original Mix) [Triangular Recordings]
Luca Lento - Maleducation (Band&dos Remix) [Conscious]
Covak, Barbados - Cherufe (Alberto Dimeo Remix) [Triangular Recordings]
Band&Dos, Tony Guerra - From The Ghetto (Original Mix) [Wired]
Coqui Selection - Supa Dupa (Original Mix) [Love Vibration Nation Music and Publishing LLC]
Malandra Jr. Pirupa - How Many Times (Qubiko Remix) [Glasgow Underground]
The Giver, Block & Crown - Jackin' Cola (Club Mix) [Which Bottle]
Soul Divide - Rejoice (Original Mix) [Let There Be House Records]
Bobby Blanco & Miki Moto - 3AM (Low Steppa Extended Remix) [Defected]
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