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Sicaria Sound have recorded a mix for Local Action and Finn’s Mixtape Club series.
Stepping up for the fourth release in Local Action and Manchester DJ/producer Finn s Mixtape Club series, London-based duo Sicaria Sound have recorded forty minutes of unrelenting rhythmic pressure from across the globe in the form of Round The World Girls , with tracks from the likes of Anz, Bengal Sound, Duckem, Slikback, Nazar, 3WA and more.
Speaking about the release, Mixtape Club said: In Sicaria Sound’s last year together, ‘Round The World Girls’ feels like a perfect synthesis of everything that made the project so vital a properly ambitious approach to dubstep and soundsystem music that celebrates the endless innovations and mutations that defines the 140BPM space.
Fact Mix 783: TYGAPAW
Fact Mix 783: TYGAPAW
A high energy mix from the Jamaican club producer and DJ.
Dion McKenzie, better known as TYGAPAW, moved to Brooklyn from Jamaica in 2002. After spending time playing in a band called My M.O. and in a rap duo, Kowabunga Tyga, she began to explore DJing and production, and in 2014 started queer club night Fake Accent. That was followed by Shottas, a party for the queer Caribbean community in the city, combining dancehall and dembow with ballroom influences.
“Wanting to create safe spaces for queer and trans people of color is really important to me because [of my experiences] growing up and not being able to be myself in any sort of party situation,” she told The FADER in 2016. “Especially in dancehall, reggae. It’s a beautiful thing when you can bring people together that want to be in that space, want to feel the music, want to see DJs, want to relate and connect to each other.”