For art:cast °192, we welcome Peruvian artist Mara, a selector whose approach to sound is guided less by urgency and more by intention.
art:cast °192 | Mara
art:cast °191 | Dawidu
Recorded live at Haus73, Hamburg for Torture the Artist, the latest art:cast captures Dawidu at his very best.
absolutely on music @Haus73 w/ Dawidu
Some streams pass by like background noise - and then there are nights that feel like someone briefly cracked open a portal to a better musical dimension.
Subwax Distribution Top10 selected by Baldo | November 2025
Barcelona’s groove alchemist Baldo resurfaces from the dusky corridors of the underground, bringing with him a new chart that reads less like a playlist and more like a sonic séance – etched exclusively for Torture the Artist.
Remoto Records meets absolutely on music
There are record stores that sell music, and there are record stores that hold culture.
absolutely on music meets DBH Music – the 2nd anniversary edition
Surrounded by towering shelves of wax in DBH Music’s legendary Frankfurt warehouse, absolutely on music celebrated its second anniversary with DBH Music with a livestream that felt more like a shared musical journey than an online broadcast.
interview & art:cast °189 | Lucho
With an ear sharpened between Santiago and Stamford, and a record bag that bridges the warmth of Chicago House with the heady pulse of New York’s underground, Lucho has steadily carved out his place among the new generation of producers threading soul into Minimal grooves.
Elevate’s Top10 | October 2025
Tucked away in Berlin’s Friedrichshain district, a stone’s throw from the steel-and-smoke mythology of Berghain/Panorama Bar, Elevate stands as a quiet sanctuary for those who believe the best grooves come pressed on wax.
review | Phil Evans – E-Motions | Freizeit Records
There’s a certain grace in consistency - and few embody it quite like Phil Evans. As the co-founder of Pager Records and head of Freizeit Records,
art:cast °188 | Goodtunes97
Some mixes feel like a night out; others feel like paging through someone’s most private record shelf, each pull revealing a new side of the story.
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