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Ana Helder

New Music Worldwide Mix Series BETA

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Tomás Urquieta

Juliana Huxtable

Kate Miller

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Jon Rust

John Gómez

Inga Mauer

Jan van Kampen

Felix Dickinson

Carlos Souffront

Tom Trago

Eva Geist

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Cómeme's Ana Helder steps up with a jaunty, irresistible 60 minutes of house power for our Podcast series. Jumping from jubilant percussion to gritty acid, the Argentinian producer showcases her selection prowess and talks origins, finding her label family and her "plastic" sonic expression... Interview and tracklist on djmag.com

Cómeme's Ana Helder steps up with a jaunty, irresistible 60 minutes of house power for our Podcast series. Jumping from jubilant percussion to gritty acid, the Argentinian producer showcases her selection prowess and talks origins, finding her label family and her "plastic" sonic expression... Interview and tracklist on <a href="http://djmag.com" rel="nofollow" target="_blank">djmag.com</a>

Podcast 103: Ana Helder

New Music Worldwide is a weekly mix series hosted by Thris Tian.This week’s New Music Worldwide comes from the Argentinian producer and DJ Ana Helder. Living between continents, Argentinian bred Ana Helder is part of the global collective and label crew Cómeme. With four releases on the imprint, her sets and productions are dedicated to the rough riding way of dance music and her sound delves deep into subversive, dark and uplifting techno.With releases on labels such as Astro Lab Recordings, Müstique and Cómeme, Ana Helder steps up for the mix, with a selection of new material coming out on the next Cómeme trilogy and a range of dynamic acid creations, amorphous jazz movers and deep cuts.

New Music Worldwide is a weekly mix series hosted by Thris Tian. This week’s New Music Worldwide comes from the Argentinian producer and DJ Ana Helder.  Living between continents, Argentinian bred Ana Helder is part of the global collective and label crew Cómeme. With four releases on the imprint, her sets and productions are dedicated to the rough riding way of dance music and her sound delves deep into subversive, dark and uplifting techno. With releases on labels such as Astro Lab Recordings, Müstique and Cómeme, Ana Helder steps up for the mix, with a selection of new material coming out on the next Cómeme trilogy and a range of dynamic acid creations, amorphous jazz movers and deep cuts.

New Music Worldwide: Ana Helder

It is not the first time that we turn to a Cómeme artist for our next mix. The singular Latin American label was the first to release music by Ana Helder in 2011, and has continued to do so since. The Argentinian artist has a rough riding house sound built on kinked grooves and wonky synths. It’s uplifting and has taken her to DJ sets all round the world. Back home in Rosario she also promotes her own parties and has earned a reputation as someone with a subversive, unpredictable style. The hour she puts together here is a happy selection of upright tracks that pay no regard for genre or period: there is alternative 80s indie from Bob Chance, dubbed out drum tracks from Mr G and stripped back minimalism from Losoul and A Guy Called Gerald and its all mix up with African percussion and one of Anna’s own slippery and trippy cuts, ‘Sexe’. If Ana wasn’t on your radar before, this mix will certain ensure she stays firmly in your sights in 2018.

It is not the first time that we turn to a Cómeme artist for our next mix. The singular Latin American label was the first to release music by Ana Helder in 2011, and has continued to do so since. The Argentinian artist has a rough riding house sound built on kinked grooves and wonky synths. It’s uplifting and has taken her to DJ sets all round the world. Back home in Rosario she also promotes her own parties and has earned a reputation as someone with a subversive, unpredictable style. The hour she puts together here is a happy selection of upright tracks that pay no regard for genre or period: there is alternative 80s indie from Bob Chance, dubbed out drum tracks from Mr G and stripped back minimalism from Losoul and A Guy Called Gerald and its all mix up with African percussion and one of Anna’s own slippery and trippy cuts, ‘Sexe’. If Ana wasn’t on your radar before, this mix will certain ensure she stays firmly in your sights in 2018.

Dekmantel Podcast 163 - Ana Helder