The Sound of Renaissance

42 arrives! As ever, the curation looks to the scenes brightest and best to cover it’s perfectly blended 70 minutes, which includes the rousing finale of Maceo Plex’ ‘Orbital Tribute’ alongside Four Tet, Mita Gami, Jenia Tarsol, Aera, Benjamin Fröhlich, Capoon and more… We’ve even managed to work-up a 3-deck ‘moment’ in and around the Soweto Gospel Choir cover of I

Sasha once said, ‘progressive isn’t about genres, rather curating across the board and making it hang together’ (or words to that effect) and, with our 41st edition, we hope we’ve achieved just that! The bumper tracklist takes in minimal, bass, breaks, deep, tech, melodic, Afro and indie house across its 75 minute ride, with tracks from Bicep, Four Tet, Innellea, Christian

Sound Of Renaissance hits another milestone and enters its ‘middle-aged years’ with another monthly installment of musical goodness. Fittingly, our labels are represented by a roster of returning family members, alongside two debuts: Fec, Omer Bar and Gal Kinnel keep their flags flying, whilst Agustin Giri and Last Men On Earth join the fold. From the big, wider electronic word

The first TSOR of ’24 starts the new year deep! If ever a warm musical hug were needed in these colder months, then look no further than the first third of this 70 minute mix. Drawing on the likes of Steve Bug, Ashee, Dovim and, of course, Sasha it’s an opening chapter designed to fire-up the cockles of even the harshest critic. From there, as the set then shifts through the ge

TSOR rounds out the year with a bumper 15 track excursion designed to combat any Xmas music fatigue. Many of our favourite sons and daughters make the cut this month with Sasha, Kollektiv Turmstrasse, ANNA, Ivory, Dorian Craft, Robag Wruhme, Last Men On Earth and Sasha Carassi (more from him next month too…) all aboard for a festive knockout. Label wise we shine a light on gizA d

We really pull out the big guns with this month’s TSOR! RÜFÜS DU SOL, Keinemusik, Adriatique, WhoMadeWho, Moderat, Max Cooper, Yør Kultura, Traumer plus more all make it into the mix.Joining them is the usual cavalcade from our label; Samer Soltan appears twice - ‘Time Machine‘ gets a super-cool electronica rework from Mehill, whilst Squire and his Pole Position alter-ego

1. Of Norway - To Be Quiet 00:00:002. Remcord - My Strain 00:06:583. Flight Facilities - Clair de Lune (Dixon Remix) 00:10:554. Echonomist - High End 00:16:155. IDOS - Everybody Dancing 00:22:496. Avidus – Joust 00:29:067. Upercent – Reminiscencia 00:35:548. Yør Kultura – Logik 00:41:089. Frankey & Sandrino, Nadia Ali - I See You (Sasha Carassi Remix) 00:47:0810. Mijo, C

The Sound Of Renaissance returns! Following a short summer hiatus our monthly series is back to showcase our label releases alongside the best of all that's current and cutting.So, from our in-house family of Renaissance and BAU_HAUS we present Magdalena's brilliant 'Anam Cara'; Rendelman and Oppaacha's 'Betrayer'; the Robert Owens vox'd &apo

TSOR 34 arrives with a beautiful, ambient bump as the orchestral swell of Fred Again.. and Brian Eno's 'Enough' get us off the start line. And, they're not the only kings in the paddock: Keinemusik, Jon Hopkins, Acid Pauli, Eelke Kleijn, Skatman, Dominik Eulberg, Bebetta and Auggië all line-up to go wheel to wheel as the mix races to the finish with a lap time

TSOR turns 'dirty knee' 33 this month! As ever, it's a bumper cavalcade of musical fire that includes DJ Hell, Mall Grab, Agustin Giri, Emanuel Satie, John Selway plus more... And, yes, we have had some fun resurrecting the classic Underworld remix of Drum Club's 'Sound System', which still sounds fresh as a daisy for a track approaching its 30th birth