Acid Camp Podcast

Jul 11 2024 138 ep. 74 mins 13
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Searching for Paradise on the Dance Floor. Est 2013.

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Acid Camp Vol. 151 — Charleeps

Jul 11 2024 58 mins  
Follow @charleeps Parisian DJ and producer, Charleeps, transports the dancefloor to the realm of dreams through a unique cocktail of her acid, house, breakbeat, and electro influences. Her energetic touch and the sweetness of her melodies can be found both behind the turntables and in her discography releases on respected labels such as Nocta Numerica, Mycelium Syndicate, Barbi(e)

Acid Camp Vol. 149 — Ivona Karpierz

May 21 2024 56 mins  
Follow @ivanakarpierz Please enjoy this one hour mix of mostly all favorite acid songs (and few non acid). For highlights, I have included a birthday record gift from Unsighted by Legowelt and one found while in Poland by D'Marc Cantu. Recorded this winter in my apartment in Brooklyn, NY. Mastered by Unsighted.

Acid Camp Vol. 148 — Acid Sussi

May 03 2024 66 mins  
Follow @acidsussi Acid Sussi is a DJ based in Stockholm, Sweden. Having recently played at the Boiler Room party in Stockholm, as well as at well-respected clubs, festivals, and warehouse parties throughout the years, she is a well-known music selector among the local club-goers. She has played alongside Jon Dasilva at the Acid Friday parties, held residencies in her hometown, ho

Acid Camp Vol. 147 — Tatsuoki

Mar 21 2024 97 mins  
Tatsuoki started his DJ career in 2011. His DJ skills provide the perfect tuning for the dance floor, spanning various techno genres from deep hypnotic, acid, trance, to psychedelic. A beloved artist for playing crossover and adventurous techno, expertly reading the dance floor's energy. Tatsuoki's DJ mixes have been featured on podcasts like Dino Sabatini's Outis Music (Italy), Ou

Acid Camp Vol. 146 — Samuel Fish

Mar 07 2024 80 mins  
Follow @0fishal, @mizzsoftee An increasingly established voice in New York’s nightlife, Samuel Fish is an organizer and artist originally from Portland, Oregon whose interests are deeply intertwined with the underground. As a core mind behind Mizz Softee, the diversity of his tastes is reflected in the talent recruited for any events he’s involved in, ranging from classic tech

Acid Camp Vol. 145 — Tomu DJ

Feb 07 2024 60 mins  
Follow @tomu-dj Tomu DJ is an American artist known for her original music and live performances. She has released two albums, FEMINISTA and Half Moon Bay to widespread critical acclaim, as well as lots of other projects. You can contact her at [email protected].

Acid Camp Vol. 144 — Kamyar Khanzaei

Jan 18 2024 60 mins  
Follow @ringsss Kamyar Khanzaei aka (RING) & (K-Dub), was born in 1992 in Tehran, Iran. He is a DJ, music producer, visual artist, and the owner & founder of Sampatic Records. Additionally, he manages NoHradioTehran and TUS.SHOW. Kamyar started to follow his interest in deejaying and producing in 2012, releasing his first track in 2015 on Bullfich Records. In 2016, he established

Acid Camp Vol. 143 — Aunt Acid

Jan 10 2024 72 mins  
Follow @aunt_acid Aunt Acid is a dancer turned DJ living near the late, legendary, Club Zanzibar. Aunt Acid's Acid's Camp mix weaves a love letter to queer campout festivals: Creating new friendships. Fleeting romances. Hugs and cheek kisses. Bright smiles. Infectious fits of giggles. Skinny dipping. Twisting squelches. Gratuitous diva anthem blends. Camp. Camping. Campy. Sleeple

Acid Camp Vol. 141 — RITCHRD

Feb 02 2023 60 mins  
Follow @ritchrd RITCHRD is the founder of NO BIAS, an independent record label and nightlife series started in the Bay Area in 2020 — https://nobias.bandcamp.com Checkout the Dear Johnny compilation from ASYLI featuring RITCHRD's latest production 'Rebirth' — https://ayli.bandcamp.com/album/dear-johnny-lp

Acid Camp Vol. 140 — Dancers Anonymous

Jan 05 2023 64 mins  
Follow @danrogen Dan here. This mix is special to me - it’s all quality tracks, some new, more old, just electro and techno that has sustained me through the slush and the subway and the shutdowns. But it’s more than that: I remember when Acid Camp was Alberto’s Tamales, bulk fabric from a downtown stall, home-built speakers, all-friend lineups. It was incredibly special wat