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11/10/2026

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Sometimes a quiet period can make you feel like you’re starting over.I’ve always spent a lot of time analysing my sets a...
06/10/2026

Sometimes a quiet period can make you feel like you’re starting over.

I’ve always spent a lot of time analysing my sets and what I do. I’ve probably been my own biggest critic, for better and for worse- always thinking about what I could have done differently and what I could do better next time.

But having more space lately to actually step back and think has made me realise some pretty important things. About my music, about what I want, and about what feels right - and what doesn’t anymore.

Things I might not have noticed if I had just kept going.

So maybe this period isn’t about starting over.

Maybe it’s about taking everything I’ve already learned and using it differently.

I’m not starting from scratch. I’m building on everything that’s already happened.

And honestly, having the space to step back and think has been more useful than I expected.

❤️❤️❤️❤️

05/10/2026

Happy to announce that I’ll be playing at this October.

Really looking forward to this one. 💓🏰

29/09/2026

5 tracks by women who helped shape electronic music.

When we talk about the history of electronic music, the story is often told through the same names.

But there are so many women whose ideas, experiments, records, DJ sets and scenes helped shape the music that came after.

So I went digging.

Not necessarily for the biggest names -but for women whose influence can be heard throughout the evolution of electronic music.

From early electronic experimentation and synthesizers, through industrial sounds, Detroit house and techno, and into the club music we know today.

Some of these tracks were made decades before I was even born.

Some sound strange.
Some still sound futuristic.
And some are still being played on dancefloors today.

This is the first five.

Not a definitive list.
Not a ranking.

Just five tracks from five different moments in the history of electronic music - highlighting women whose contributions deserve to be heard, remembered and explored.

Save this one, listen to the tracks, and dig a little deeper. 🖤

1. Delia Derbyshire - Pot Au Feu (1968)
2. Suzanne Ciani - Flowers of Evil (1969)
3. Chris & Cosey - Dancing Ghosts (1984)
4. K-HAND - Work That Body (1997)
5.DJ Minx — A Walk in the Park (2003)

28/09/2026

Fun 🥲🫶🏽

25/09/2026

For your USB, playlist, next set - Or just a little music inspiration 🖤
Dirty bass - Friday.

1. Pietro (BR) - Wanted
2. Darlyn Vlys - Ignite
3. Case Of The Mondays- The Groove
4. Boris Brejcha, Chemutai sage - Don’t Stress Your Mind
5. Nawe ( BR) - Up To No Good





Sunday thoughts🤓What are we actually chasing?And when do you know that you’ve made it?We talk so much about the next gig...
20/09/2026

Sunday thoughts🤓

What are we actually chasing?
And when do you know that you’ve made it?

We talk so much about the next gig, the next release, more followers, bigger venues, more travelling, more momentum…

But maybe we sometimes forget to stop and look at everything we already have.

Maybe success is simply getting out of bed in the morning.
Trying.
Getting back up, again and again.
Doing your best, even when it doesn’t feel like enough.

Maybe it’s having a home.
People you love.
A body that lets you go for a walk in nature.
Feeling the sun on your face.
Having food in the fridge.
Being able to laugh.
Having something you care deeply about.

Maybe success isn’t always something that looks impressive from the outside.

Maybe it’s the small things.
The quiet days.
The little steps forward.
Starting over when you need to.
And continuing to choose yourself, even when nobody else can see the progress.

Maybe we don’t always need to chase the next thing?

Maybe sometimes we just need to realise that this is also a life worth being grateful for. 🖤

18/09/2026

I’ve actually been thinking a bit about where I am as an dj/ artist right now.

After I stepped away from the club Module, where a big part of my role was also booking DJs and being involved in the creative side, I knew that I would have to roll up my sleeves and really dive into my own dj career.

But I don’t think I fully understood just how big of a transition it would actually be.

Because when you’re no longer part of a club and you’re no longer booking DJs, you also naturally lose some of that everyday connection to the scene and the people around it.

And honestly, it’s been a little lonely.

I’ve missed having people around me that I can share music, ideas and creative processes with.

At the same time, I’ve had to learn a completely different side of being an artist. Everything from building your own profile, putting yourself out there, and of course being more active on social media.😮‍💨

And I’ll be honest - it doesn’t always come completely naturally to me. Haha.

But I actually think I’m in a pretty important phase right now.

I’m older, I have more experience, and I also think I’m in a bit different place musically than I was a few years ago.

So I’m really trying to take a step back and ask myself:

What is it that I actually want to say with my music?

Who am I as a DJ and artist now?

And where do I want to go from here?

I don’t think I have all the answers yet.

But I’m figuring it out.

I’m working on my sound, my artist profile, little bit of music, and figuring out what I want the next chapter to look like.

And I guess anything new is a little scary.

But I’m trying to put in the work and take it seriously.

So… that’s basically where I am right now.

In the process. 🦋🫡😌

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