Charlotte Bendiks's guest appearances

Charlotte Bendiks

DHA FM (Deep House Amsterdam)

Uncanny Valley Podcast

Phantasy

Dekmantel Podcast Series

Podcast – Uncanny Valley

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Nadia Struiwigh

Max Graef

Barbara Boeing

Mary Lake

Nick Klein

Juliana Huxtable

Kate Miller

Nabihah Iqbal

Patrick Russell

Lena Willikens

Jacques Renault

Gunnar Haslam

Phillip Jondo

Peder Mannerfelt

Marcel Fengler

OwlTail

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UV Podcast 063 - Charlotte Bendiks

One of dance music's most endearing outsiders, Charlotte Bendiks is the latest contributor to the #phantasymix series, delivering an hour of energetic, charismatic club music, featuring almost-unknown DJs and producers through to established names such as Avalon Emerson and Paula Temple.Charlotte lets us in on the somewhat depressing secrets of Norwegian drinking culture, the pressure of curating the music for her Aunt’s wedding and exclusively reveals that she has been living as a ghost in a lengthy chat &gt;&gt; phantasy-sound.lnk.to/blogFollow Charlotte Bendiks:https://www.facebook.com/djcharlottebendiks/ https://twitter.com/cbendiks/ https://www.instagram.com/charlottebendiks/ https://soundcloud.com/charlotte-bendiks/

One of dance music's most endearing outsiders, Charlotte Bendiks is the latest contributor to the #phantasymix series, delivering an hour of energetic, charismatic club music, featuring almost-unknown DJs and producers through to established names such as Avalon Emerson and Paula Temple. Charlotte lets us in on the somewhat depressing secrets of Norwegian drinking culture, the pressure of curating the music for her Aunt’s wedding and exclusively reveals that she has been living as a ghost in a lengthy chat &gt;&gt; <a href="http://phantasy-sound.lnk.to/blog" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">phantasy-sound.lnk.to/blog</a> Follow Charlotte Bendiks: <a href="https://www.facebook.com/djcharlottebendiks/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.facebook.com/djcharlottebendiks/</a> <a href="https://twitter.com/cbendiks/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://twitter.com/cbendiks/</a> <a href="https://www.instagram.com/charlottebendiks/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://www.instagram.com/charlottebendiks/</a> <a href="https://soundcloud.com/charlotte-bendiks/" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">https://soundcloud.com/charlotte-bendiks/</a>

#PHANTASYMIX 16: Charlotte Bendiks

Norwegian Charlotte Bendiks came up on the famous Tromsø techno sound of her homeland. It means her music is mystical, frosty and metallic, which made it perfectly at home on the Cómeme label where she released her first EP. She has also had outings on Love OD Communications and throws her own parties back home, all while serving up off kilter DJ sets informed by growing up in an isolated and lonely arctic town. That lends them a sense of escapism, fantasy and story telling that when married to her so called “body music” style, make them utterly compelling. Over the course of ninety minutes, she segues through hallucinogenic synth tracks, loosely jumbled percussion and acid flecked slow motion house that will jerk you into action. It’s a playful and intoxicating mix that will warm you through on a chilly evening and conjures party vibes in brilliantly off kilter and unusual ways. On this evidence, it looks like 2018 could well be her year.

Norwegian Charlotte Bendiks came up on the famous Tromsø techno sound of her homeland. It means her music is mystical, frosty and metallic, which made it perfectly at home on the Cómeme label where she released her first EP. She has also had outings on Love OD Communications and throws her own parties back home, all while serving up off kilter DJ sets informed by growing up in an isolated and lonely arctic town. That lends them a sense of escapism, fantasy and story telling that when married to her so called “body music” style, make them utterly compelling. Over the course of ninety minutes, she segues through hallucinogenic synth tracks, loosely jumbled percussion and acid flecked slow motion house that will jerk you into action. It’s a playful and intoxicating mix that will warm you through on a chilly evening and conjures party vibes in brilliantly off kilter and unusual ways. On this evidence, it looks like 2018 could well be her year.

Dekmantel Podcast 148 - Charlotte Bendiks