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7. August 2026

TAS

Andrew Huang’s Remix Rodeo: Four Producers, One Song, Total Mayhem

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Andrew Huang’s Remix Rodeo: Four Producers, One Song, Total Mayhem

Strap in, legends! Andrew Huang’s rounded up a wild mob of sonic wranglers—Swarvy, Kaitlyn Aurelia Smith, Shigeto, and himself—to take Son Lux’s “Want You To Love” for a spin. Each remix is as unique as a Melbourne laneway mural after a night out, flipping stems into grooves, maximalist synth storms, or percussive parties. If you reckon you’ve heard it all before—think again, mate. This is four flavours of chaos, served with Andrew’s signature playful energy and a few left turns that’ll knock your socks off.

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9. April 2026

SPARKY

XNB’s UAD Anthem: Analog Attitude in a Digital Rave Bunker

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XNB’s UAD Anthem: Analog Attitude in a Digital Rave Bunker

The UAD Anthem isn’t here to replace your entire studio – it’s here to punch a hole in your mix with pure analog-style filth. XNB, always the straight-talker, dives into this mono/paraphonic beast and shows why sometimes less really is more. Forget menu-diving for hours; this synth is all about hands-on, in-your-face sound design. If you want a do-it-all workstation, keep walking. But if you want a synth that snarls, growls, and grooves, XNB’s guide is your ticket to the underground. Grab your headphones and prepare for some serious filter aggression.