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The Midnight Project #223

The Midnight Project #223

Thank you for another week.

The hour opens with Sam WOLFE on Drumcode, and Adam Beyer's label is all over this one: six records in sixty minutes, with Gonzalo F, PETER PAHN and two from Kaufmann back to back in the middle of the show.

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Two of mine are in there too, Atmos and Les Boys. Around the Drumcode core sit the labels that have carried this show for years: Mark Reeve on Monika Kruse's Terminal M, Redraft Memories and Spanto on Second State Audio, Carlo Lio with M.I.T.A. on Carl Cox's Intec, Jay Lumen on Arcane Music, Sheik (AR) on Sound Dissonance, and Rødhåd's remix of Ø [Phase] on Modwerks near the end. Slim Black closes on Hyggelit Records.

Full tracklist is in the usual place at 1001 Tracklists: https://1001.tl/80bhhv

Now the news

No Phone Edition of The Midnight Project

Paradiso Amsterdam was everything I hoped for. Sold out, an hour booked, and when the hour was up, they let me keep going. Thirty minutes extra, past closing time, in that room. I have played a lot of nights, and that one goes near the top.

Two things came out of it before I had even packed up. The organization behind the night booked me for Pride 2027, same night, for their boat. And I am coming back to Amsterdam during ADE in October to play a couple of sets. Dates and rooms follow as soon as they are locked.

Out now: Paws

Out now: Paws

And if you have not heard it yet: Paws is out on most platforms. Spotify, Apple Music, Beatport, SoundCloud; wherever you listen. One link gets you everywhere: https://songshare.com/track/nl2ymzk3. Tag me. I want to see where it lands.

So thank you to everyone who came to Paradiso. Sorry it was sold out. Last week I asked you about the room where techno actually lands in your city. Keep them coming; I am reading every one, and Amsterdam just reminded me why that question matters.

The Midnight Project lands every week, same time, same place.

See you at midnight,

Sebastiaan