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Phantasy · #PHANTASYMIX 31: Lou Hayter Lou Hayter has been a recognisable face on the London music scene since the mid-noughties, when she rose to prominence as part of the ludicrously stylish Mercury nominated electro-pop band, New Young Pony Club. Since then, she has maintained a presence at the always-evolving intersection between music and fashion, building a reputation as a DJ as comfortable at peak-time in the basement of XOYO as at the launches of some of the world’s most desirable brands (Chanel, Miu Miu, Chloe and Paul Smith all have Hayter on their books).Since departing NYPC at the beginning...

Due to demand, Daniel Avery's touching tribute to Andrew Weatherall, ‘Lone Swordsman’ is now available to pre-order on a limited run of vinyl, out early 2021. Backed by new track, 'Petrol Blue’.All proceeds will be donated to Amnesty International in memory of Andrew Weatherall. Pre-order the 12" vinyl here "Thank you to everyone for the love you have shown Lone Swordsman so far. I can finally tell you that the record will be out on a limited run of vinyl early 2021 backed with new track Petrol Blue. As with everything right now, exact dates are proving hard to confirm...

Phantasy · #PHANTASYMIX 30: Ady Toledano Ady Toledano is a humble hero of the Berlin club scene. In better times, he can (and will) be found playing at RIOT, the off-track monthly queer party where he appears alongside Victor Kubin, Mauro Fuela, Borusiade and former #PHANTASYMIX contributor, Charlotte Bendiks. Sonically designed for “eclectic music lovers, non-conformative club kids, tireless dancing cis-ters & non-binary secret agents”, it’s the perfect environment for the tireless Israeli selector to show off his fluid and wide-ranging taste, developed from a background in minimal into full-blown, genre-crossing mastery still not heard enough across the city’s expansive music...

PH91 Kicking off the final stretch of #Phantasy100, 'Blue Ice/Meltwater' was a digital transmission of flawless liquid electro from the studio of one of Phantasy’s most prolific artist family members, Ghost Culture.   'Blue Ice’ delved into trippy euphoria, perfectly engineered to transmit a trance-like effect on listeners. All tunnelling energy, melting through layer-upon-layer of serotonin-altering rave oscillations, awash in a texture that lands somewhere between melancholy and euphoria, strobe light and sunrise.   ‘Meltwater’ meanwhile begins unassumingly, executing a spacious rhythm that is soon consumed by powerful sub-bass weight and an almost overwhelming rush of analogue synthesis. An aquatic...