Mix of the Day: Rydim

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Rydim has been stirring up dance floors and releasing records across the world since 2002. Since his late teens he’s been producing House, Techno and everything in between under a variety of pseudonyms, before his sound grew towards deeper, rougher house/ and groovy techno. Early success introduced Rydim’s production skills and unique melodies to a wide new range of electronic audiences. His tours have included the electronic scene’s most prestigious clubs, such as: Panoramabar/Berghain (Berlin), Watergate (Berlin), Womb (Tokyo), Revolver Club (Melbourne), Trouw (Amsterdam), Speed Club (Chennai, India), Keva (Dubai) where his iron grooves and energetic DJ sets have made him a favourite for party goers globally.

2013 has seen his latest alias, Rydim deliver releases for an enviable roster of labels including Hot Creations, Tsuba and Pets Recordings. As a remixer, the Rostock born man is hugely committed to pushing the boundaries of the house/techno sound with his renowned and respected studio work. He continues to work on his solo releases, simultaneously collaborating with 2 friends in a popular but hush-hush act currently taking the scene by storm.

Rydim feat. Brightledge ‘Gotham City’ is out now on Hot Creations, you can grab a copy by clicking the purchase link

tracklist
Kaytranada – Glowed Up (XL Recordings)
Bep Kororoti – Pesadillas del Marabú (HVNX)
Rydim vs. Brightledge – Gotham City (Moonlight Mix) (Hot Creations)
Catz‘n Dogz – Stay (Jay Shepheard Remix) (Pets Recordings)
909 Til Infinity – Don’t Clock Me Out (Psycho Disco!)
Paul Woolford – No Requests (Special Request Fantasy FM Remix) (Running Back)
Rydim – C-Funk (Platte International)
Todd Osborn – We Gonna Jak (CinCin)
Michael E – Bastet Acid (Star Child Ltd)
J Choirboy – Speak Propa (La Mission)
Anno Stamm – The Cities I Waltzed Through (All City)
Mark Henning – Skip The Wine (Swing Recordings)
ID Ensamble – AM (Otake Records)
Patrice Bäumel – Dum Dum (Kompakt Extra)
I:Cube – Arp Surface (Versatile)

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