Weekly Wrap 13 November has three likes in it, plus a new mix of our own. Gorgon City put out a whole album today. Hydraulix posted his hour at GRiZ’s festival in Virginia, and Jamie Jones sent over another Hot Robot Radio. AR38 also delivered Unorthodox Showcase Mix 004.
Weekly Wrap 13 November starts with Gorgon City’s sixth album
Aether came out today, and it went into our likes this morning. It’s 12 tracks and just over 45 minutes. It’s also the first Gorgon City album on REALM Records, the label Kye Gibbon and Matt Robson-Scott run themselves.
Caroline Byrne sings on “Only Love”, and Jem Cooke is on “Oracle”. CLOVES and Maximillian turn up too. Innellea co-produced the closer, “Can’t Get Over”. “5AM At Bagleys” and “Work It Out” are on there as well. Both featured in their b2b set with MPH at Breakaway.
We went through the credits in our Gorgon City Aether post. Vinyl and streaming links are on the official Aether page.
Hydraulix brings the dubstep from Seven Stars
Sydney’s Hydraulix played Valley of the Seven Stars, the festival GRiZ runs in Arrington, Virginia. This year’s edition ran from 9 to 11 October. His set is now up in full and runs just over an hour.
There’s no tracklist. He tagged it dubstep, trap, dub and UKG, and that’s the spread he’s known for. He’s released on Wakaan, and his 2021 album Imposter Syndrome had Doctor P on it.
This is the heaviest thing we liked this week. Our Hydraulix Seven Stars post has his upload note and more of his background.
Jamie Jones keeps the radio show weekly
Hot Robot Radio 266 went up on Wednesday morning. It’s just under an hour, and he posted all 12 tracks with it. Ruze, Kid Enigma and Riton open with “So Fly”.
Di Chiara Brothers, HILLS and SODREE come next, and Bontan’s “Talking Slow” closes it. He’s put out a new episode every week since late September.
The full tracklist is in our Hot Robot Radio 266 post. He’s also booked for the Steel Yard at Creamfields 2027.
AR38 take on Unorthodox Showcase Mix 004
AR38 are Ashley Fearn and Rob Day, two Midlands DJs who’ve played together since 2019. They’re residents at Superfly in Leicester. Their mix is groovy house and tech house with a bit of disco in it.
Afriqua’s “Bottled Up” opens it, and Deetron and Ben Westbeech’s “Deep In Your Soul” turns up late on. Two of their own tracks are in there, “Freestyle Fanatic” and “2People”. So is “Think Positive” by Birmingham’s Fleur Shore.
The full tracklist is in our AR38 Unorthodox Showcase Mix post. It follows Misnoma on 003.
Follow Unorthodox Music on SoundCloud to hear what we like as it happens. If you missed it, the Weekly Wrap for 30 October had efan, 1111 and Pretty Girl.
