Mixes on repeat this week: October 12, 2026
Daybreak
A rare chance to relive the night while it’s still fresh. Daybreak’s three-hour Signal opener moves patiently through deep, haunting soundscapes before blooming into rolling techno, with an eerie groove running underneath. A perfect fit for Signal’s intimacy, immersive enough that every texture feels like it’s closing in around you.
Opening for Ignez, Signal NYCGannein
Now the room starts to fill in. Gannein’s PARADOX mix lands alongside the launch of NIENN, moving through dystopian terrain, eerie textures and trippy rhythms. Several unreleased cuts hint at what comes next. Dark, cerebral and quietly magnetic.
PARADOX Podcast #242Mac Declos
We almost never get to revisit nights this quickly, and somehow this week gave us two. London got an early taste of Mac Declos’ more genre-fluid era before he landed in NYC. This SECTION. set is full of funk, dancefloor-first grooves, hypnotic turns and flashes of soul. The palette is widening, but the instinct for the dancefloor hasn’t moved an inch.
SECTION. x ByredoD-Leria
D-Leria sees the night out somewhere between outer space and ecstasy. His Reclaim Your City mix layers tribal polyrhythms over heavy dub, stretching into something increasingly cosmic as ecstatic vocals push it somewhere more carnal. A final trip for anyone not quite ready to come back down.
Reclaim Your City 716Ndrx & Sophie Phare
Horoom gets the afterglow. NDRX and Sophie Phare’s first b2b leans into buoyant, warm house with softly spiraling melodies and drums that skip and shuffle underneath. Their energy stays warm and loose, turning it into a playful three-hour ride. The kind of early-hours detour that keeps the night alive.
Bassiani Podcast #330