The Lab Sessions announce guest DJs and playlists for Assemble 22

The Lab Sessions announces guest DJs Haz Jerez and Cardinelli for episode 22 of Assemble on Scientific Sound Asia. The platform operates as an expatriate and local underground radio station for Asia and internationally, alongside its work as a DJ agency, promoter and music news outlet.

Originating from Bogotá, Colombia, The Lab Sessions is an artistic electronic music collective representing the country’s underground scene through showcases and large-scale events. Its work focuses on cultural exchange, artist development and high-quality electronic music programming for local audiences and international listeners.

The collective highlights the depth of Colombian electronic music by placing regional artists alongside wider international sounds. Since 2016, The Lab Sessions has been active across South America through club nights, festivals and collaborative events.

Their appearances have taken place at venues and events 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, La Fabryka, Victoria, Masha, Vlak and Lede Club. More recently, the collective appeared at Groove and Dirty Sanchez in Quito, Ecuador, extending activity beyond Colombia.

Guest DJ Haz Jerez (first hour).

The first guest DJ for Assemble 22 is Haz Jerez, a Colombian selector from Bogotá. She began DJing a few years before this episode, with Melodic House and Progressive House forming the main foundation of her sound.

Her sets are shaped by emotional melodies, warm rhythms and a strong connection with the dancefloor. Colombia’s electronic music scene has played an important role in her development, giving her a platform to share music with listeners who connect with the same sound.

Haz Jerez brings a Bogotá perspective to The Lab Sessions’ international guest format. Her contribution to Assemble 22 centres on melodic and progressive selections, linking personal expression with the wider energy of Colombia’s underground scene.

Guest DJ Cardinelli (second hour).

The second guest DJ for Assemble 22 is Cardinelli, a Brazilian DJ and producer also known as Camilo Berardinelli. Based in São Paulo state, he has built his profile through electronic music productions shaped by House, Melodic House and Techno, Organic House, Afro House, Tech House and Dance music.

His connection with electronic music began early, later developing into a production catalogue that brings together energetic arrangements, vocal hooks and prominent basslines. That sound has helped him gain recognition beyond his local scene while building a regional presence in Brazil.

Cardinelli’s releases include Same Thing, Light in the Darkness and Heart on Toxic Astronaut, alongside collaborations with Salla, Vicissu, Cool 7rack and Zonvelk. More recent material includes Earthbeat Chronicles with Vicissu on Toxic Astronaut, featuring Rhythmic Relva and Ancient Echoes, as well as Walk Talk with Cool 7rack and Zonvelk.

His work has appeared across labels including Toxic Astronaut, Utopic Astronaut, Pink Elephant Records and Cool 7rack Distro. Styles across his catalogue include Melodic House and Techno, Deep House, Organic House, Afro House, Electronica, Tech House and Dance / Pop.

His contribution to Assemble 22 brings a Brazilian production perspective to The Lab Sessions’ international guest format. Updates and releases can be found through his Beatport artist page, Spotify profile and Instagram.

Assemble by The Lab Sessions episode 22 features DJ Haz Jerez in the first hour and Cardinelli in the second hour. DJ Haz Jerez opens with Mynox and Vander’s Petite Fleur in the Joep Mencke remix, placing the first section inside Organic House.

Rosalía’s Dios Nos Libre Del Dinero brings a Dance / Pop contrast, using the flamenco-trap character of the original release as a sharp change in tone. Fake Mood’s Caravan then returns the hour to Organic House, matching the producer’s regular catalogue of deep, Afro and organic club material.

Lunar Disco’s Berbere in the SIS remix introduces Melodic House and Techno, giving the early hour a more structured club pulse. Aetius Boutefoy’s Metaleda follows in another Joep Mencke remix, keeping the sound textured, percussive and close to Organic House.

Fake Mood’s Not Impossible with Lazarusman moves into Afro House, with Lazarusman’s spoken delivery adding weight to the arrangement. Yvel and Tristan’s Eridanus in the Elfenberg remix then moves back towards a melodic organic sound.

Gab Rhome and Kora’s Toboggan keeps the first hour focused on detailed percussion and warm melodic lines. Móo and Jo’s Destiny, Elfenberg’s Mawenzi, Mòo and Jo’s Lora and Gianni Romano and Emanuele Esposito’s Nene Man Ni close DJ Haz Jerez’s hour with African-influenced rhythm and vocal-led Afro House material.

Cardinelli opens the second hour with Heyoka and Lauren L’aimant’s My Friend, moving the programme into a more melodic electronic setting. Erkka’s The Floating Point then shifts into Progressive House, with its Songspire release context fitting the smoother opening movement of the hour.

André Guarda’s Temper brings an organic Brazilian-leaning electronic sound before Volkoder’s Yeah Yeah adds a Dance Pop listing with a direct club structure. Rue and Alastor’s Contact returns the hour to Progressive House before Colyn’s The Future Is The Past introduces Indie Dance through Stil vor Talent’s melodic club framework.

Kasablanca’s Hold Me Close moves the set back into Melodic House and Techno, while Diplo’s One By One receives a Vintage Culture remix with a more accessible Dance Pop profile. Vicissu, Cardinelli and Violet K then bring Come and Go into the sequence, linking Cardinelli’s own production presence to the episode’s melodic second hour.

Parra for Cuva’s Her Entrance receives Innellea’s Interstellar Interpretation, adding an Electronica section with a more expansive arrangement. Nico Morano’s Flammes in Patrice Bäumel’s Rave remix follows with a stronger Melodic House and Techno tone.

Santti and Sarza’s Friendship adds another Dance Pop moment before SOSANDLOW’s Resiliencia in the Nopi remix returns to Organic House. Haen and Lewyn’s For Love in the Boy North remix moves back into Progressive House before Cardinelli and Salla’s I Don’t Know closes the episode with a melodic Dance Pop finish.

 Assemble by The Lab Sessions episode 22

DJ Haz Jerez (first hour)

Mynox & Vander - Petite Fleur (Joep Mencke Remix)

Rosalía - Dios Nos Libre Del Dinero

Fake Mood - Caravan

Lunar Disco - Berbere (SIS Remix)

Aetius Boutefoy - Metaleda Feat. No:mad (Joep Mencke Remix)

Fake Mood - Not Impossible ft. Lazarusman

Yvel & Tristan - Eridanus (Elfenberg Remix)

Gab Rhome & Kora - Toboggan

Móo & Jo - Destiny

Elfenberg - Mawenzi

Mòo & Jo Feat. Lass - Lora

Gianni Romano & Emanuele Esposito - Nene Man Ni

Cardinelli (second hour)

Heyoka Feat. Lauren L’aimant - My Friend

Erkka - The Floating Point

André Guarda - Temper

Volkoder - Yeah Yeah

Rue vs Alastor - Contact (Original Mix)

Colyn - The Future Is The Past

Kasablanca - Hold Me Close

Diplo - One By One feat. Elderbrook & Andhim (Vintage Culture Remix)

Vicissu, Cardinelli, Violet K - Come and Go (Original Mix)

Parra for Cuva - Her Entrance (Innellea's Interstellar Interpretation)

Nico Morano - Flammes Feat. Donamaria (Patrice Bäumel 'Rave' Remix)

Santti, Sarza - Friendship (Radio Edit)

SOSANDLOW - Resiliencia (Nopi Remix)

Haen Feat. Lewyn - For Love (Boy North Remix)

Cardinelli & Salla - I Don't Know (Original Mix)

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