FREQUENCY
Dauché, Kitana, and Myyon, in the space between sets.
Every set starts somewhere else:
In a living room full of records. In the warmth someone carries through a door. In a life spent on the move.
This issue is about the lives that allow them to make their art: the rituals, relationships, solitude, and memory that shape the sets Dauché, Kitana, and Myyon perform.
TRUST
WHAT YOU
HEAR
Before anyone called her a DJ, there were records, living-room dance parties, and a habit of listening closely. Over time, that habit became a way of knowing herself, others, and how to build a room.
BORN
FROM LOVE
Kitana talks about warmth before she talks about music. People feel safe around her, and she brings that into a room long before she touches the decks.
What you hear on the dance floor started long before you got there.
KEEP
MOVING
Myyon has spent her life making things, moving, and becoming someone new. Through different cities, uniforms, dance floors, and versions of herself, one thing has held: freedom.
Who they were before they hit the decks courses through every set.