The Lab Sessions announces guest DJs and playlists for 'Assemble' 19.

The Lab Sessions have announced the guest DJ lineup and playlists for Assemble 19. Broadcast on Scientific Sound Asia, the underground electronic music radio station, promoter and DJ agency, the series continues to connect expatriate and local audiences across India, Japan, Sri Lanka, Cambodia, the Philippines and the wider Asian region.

Originating from Bogotá, Colombia, The Lab Sessions (TLS) is an artistic electronic music collective committed to representing Colombia’s underground scene through carefully curated showcases and large-scale events. Their work focuses on building long-term cultural connections while delivering high-quality artistic experiences to both local audiences and international listeners.

Through this approach, TLS consistently demonstrates that cutting-edge electronic music is not only produced by global headliners, but also by Colombian artists with strong identity, vision and technical depth. Since 2016, the collective has remained active across South America, steadily expanding its presence through club nights, festivals and collaborative events.

Their performances have taken place at respected venues including Octava, Klan 31, Teatron, KAPUTT, Vagabond, Bud-X Colombia, Top Secret Medellín, Armando Records, Céntrico, Mambo Alive, Sutton, Montibus Fest, Bassline events, TLS Parties, Euro Techno, Madame Garden in Cali, La Fabryka in Cali, Victoria, Masha, Vlak and Lede Club. Most recently, TLS appeared at Groove and Dirty Sanchez in Quito, Ecuador, reinforcing their growing influence beyond Colombia’s borders.

Guest DJ Jizz (first hour).

This week’s first guest DJ is Jizz, the Mexico-based DJ and producer also known as Oscar Cámara. A long-standing figure within the underground scene, Jizz has been active since the mid-2000s, building a reputation through consistent touring across Mexico and Central America while maintaining a strong presence in club and festival circuits.

Over the years, he has shared line-ups with influential artists such as Laurent Garnier, Sidney Charles, Hector Couto, DJ Steaw, Todd Terry, Timmy P, Climbers and Greco, while appearing at major events including BPM Festival, Arcadia and Bud Light Warehouse Mexico. His approach behind the decks reflects years of club experience, balancing functional grooves with a sharp sense of timing and floor control.

Jizz’s production career began in 2007, with early releases on 5th Gear marking the start of a catalogue that has since grown to nearly 300 tracks and remixes. His output spans House and Minimal / Deep Tech, released on labels including Pogo House, Hustler Trax, Drop Low, Superordinate Dub Waves, Posay Music, Belief, LW Recordings and BienAimer Music.

Jizz's recent studio work highlights a clear focus on driving Minimal and Deep Tech. In 2025 and early 2026, Jizz delivered a steady run of releases and remixes, including the Rave Generation EP on Belief, the Sentir EP on Posay Music, Arcadia Adventure on Manicomio White and Get The Party on LW Recordings. His remix work has also remained in demand, with reworks for Marco Berto & Nae:Tek, ZAV & Axelle Maga, Sergio Bennett & Jorhav, Luis Fandino and BizZa.

Opening 2026, Jizz released the Beatbox EP on BienAimer Music, showcasing a heavier, club-oriented Deep Tech direction, alongside his remix of A. Montero’s Face 2 Face on Rawsome Deep. These releases reinforce his position as a reliable producer of high-energy, DJ-focused tools designed for late-night dancefloors.

With a career defined by consistency, adaptability and deep involvement in the Mexican underground, Jizz continues to balance touring and production while evolving his sound for contemporary club environments. His appearance on Assemble brings that experience and momentum directly to the Scientific Sound Asia audience.

Guest DJ ToshShen (second hour).

This week’s second guest DJ is ToshShen, the Kuala Lumpur–based DJ also known as Tosh Lee. His musical journey began early, starting with guitar and jazz drumming at the age of nine, laying a strong rhythmic and musical foundation that would later shape his approach to electronic music.

A defining moment came at fourteen when he encountered a Carl Cox mixtape, sparking a deep connection to techno and club culture. From that point onward, electronic music became his primary focus, guiding his evolution as a DJ and selector.

ToshShen is the founder and host of Orthodox, a Kuala Lumpur–based platform dedicated to podcasts and events that explore the deeper edges of underground electronic music. Through Orthodox, he has consistently championed minimal, tech-driven and abstract sounds, using the brand as both a creative outlet and a space to support like-minded artists within the local scene.

Alongside his DJ work, ToshShen has recently completed a formal music production course in Kuala Lumpur. With technical foundations now in place, he is preparing to step forward as a producer, marking the next phase of his artistic development while continuing to refine his identity behind the decks.

Rooted in rhythm, shaped by techno culture and driven by a clear underground ethos, ToshShen’s appearance on Assemble reflects both his musical background and his commitment to pushing forward within Malaysia’s evolving electronic landscape.

DJ Jizz opens the first hour with a clear focus on Minimal / Deep Tech, setting a restrained tone through Shane Mahon’s Gestio and Dani Pana’s Outdoor Living. These early selections establish a low-slung groove built on subtle percussion and stripped arrangements. CAPSON’s Crazy introduces a Deep House variation, adding warmth without breaking the minimal framework, while High Soundsystem & Aquati’s Funkasizer remix reinforces the hypnotic flow.

As the hour develops, Jizz leans further into Tech House, particularly with Wodda’s Jazz Cuts and Phlegmatic Dogs’ Moon Baker, which bring a firmer rhythmic structure. Guy Burns’ Take Note and Ken Kelly’s What’s Your Name maintain the Minimal Deep Tech backbone, before Riva Starr’s Scat Dub briefly shifts the palette toward House, keeping the set cohesive while subtly widening the spectrum.

ToshShen’s second hour moves into darker territory, opening with Anamorph’s Sub Constienta and Bleaching Agent’s Mack, both rooted in Minimal Techno. Ruede Hagelstein’s Friday and Fred Quest’s Wum reintroduce Minimal / Deep Tech, balancing repetition and tension, while Barnt’s Geffen provides a short House detour that offsets the more mechanical passages.

The latter part of ToshShen’s set pushes the energy higher. Code Industry’s Fury brings in EBM Techno textures, sharpening the mood, before Diego Amura’s Nightfail delivers the episode’s strongest Peak Time / Driving Techno moment. The session closes with Remute’s Atomic Bell Part 1, returning to Minimal Deep Tech and completing Assemble 19 with a consistent, stripped, and club-functional conclusion across both hours.

 'Assemble' by The Lab Sessions episode 19.

Jizz (first hour).

Shane Mahon - Gestio (Original Mix) [Slightly Sizzled White]

Wodda - Jazz Cuts (Original Mix) [Rich Got Jacked Limited]

High Soundsystem & Aquati - Funkasizer (Twoslice Remix) [Swerve Digital]

CAPSON - Crazy (Original Mix) [Talisman]

Dani Pana - Outdoor Living (Original Mix) [Swerve Digital]

Jizz, Sheppie B - Come Together (Original Mix) [Swerve Digital]

Guy Burns - Take Note (Original Mix) [Rawsome Deep]

Riva Starr Feat. Gavin Holligan - Scat Dub (Original Mix) [Snatch! Records]

Ken Kelly - What's Your Name (Original Mix) [Swerve Digital]

Phlegmatic Dogs - Moon Baker (Original Mix) [Animal Instinct]

ToshShen (second hour).

Anamorph - Sub Constienta [Fapte]

Ruede Hagelstein - Friday [Souvenir]

Barnt - Geffen [Comeme]

Bleaching Agent - Mack [TSAR]

Code Industry - Fury [Dark Entries Records]

Fred Quest - Wum [Holding Hands]

Diego Amura - Nightfail [Etruria Beat]

Remute - Atomic Bell Part 1 [Hafendisko]

Listen on Mixcloud here.