Track : Sorcerer - Raydio (Play It)
Album : Black Cock - Jucy Sushi
Label : Black Cock  (1994) 

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Black Cock - Jucy Sushi

These [seven tracks](http://thump.vice.com/en_us/article/labor-day-bbq-music-playlist) were chosen by the THUMP staff and guaranteed to make your holiday celebrations a never-ending dance party.

BBC looks at the how DJs and producers are addressing their own [mental health issues](http://www.bbc.co.uk/bbcthree/item/b97ae0df-1bf2-44eb-95c3-2678dd996739) and the destigmatization of the subject in the public.

THUMP Features editor Michelle Lhooq wrote about [the differences](http://thump.vice.com/en_us/article/women-walking-home-alone-nightclub-safety-opinion) men and women may face walking alone at night after a night out.

Is this [new genre](http://thump.vice.com/en_us/article/what-is-shamstep-47soul-interview) a defining moment for Arab youth culture?

Thump Mix: Dj Earl

The latest [exclusive mix](http://thump.vice.com/en_us/track/thump-mix-dj-earl) from THUMP comes from Chicagoan and footwork legend DJ Earl.

Dekmantel and Grolsch present: Selectors

Dekmantel Selectors 2016: http://www.dekmantelselectors.com


Director: Jaroslav Moravec
DOP: Filip Marek
Editor: Eelco Couvreur and Tom Durston
Producer: Bert de Rooij
Titles: Stefan Daniels
Sound: Adam Asnan
Music: 
Frankie Reyes - Studies 1 (Gifted & Blessed)
Francis Bebey - Sanza Nocturne (Ozileka)
Rezzett - Afyon (The Trilogy Tapes)
Frankie Reyes - Studies 2 (Gifted & Blessed)
Huerco S. - Rushing To Paradise (Proibito)

Dekmantel and Grolsch present the second installment in the Selectors documentary series, starring DJ extraordinaire Sassy J. The Bern-born selector stole the hearts of the Dekmantel-crew in the past couple of years with her inexhaustible love for music. In anticipation to Dekmantel Selectors the series follows Sassy J in her hometown, resulting in a personal story about her craft, colours, and her childhood.

In the last year Sassy J did a Dekmantel Podcast, played a Boiler Room x Dekmantel video, and of course starred at the Dekmantel Festival three weeks ago so it’s not a secret that the Dekmantel crew is fond of her. In the video, the Swiss DJ introduces her mother, close friends and her home, which is exactly how you imagined it would be. Colourful, filled with selfmade clothes (starring John Coltrane and Moodymann), and loads and loads of records. “It started all with being attracted to colours, patterns and fabrics. So through that, I actually started reading more about their cultures and philosophies. I find it so inspiring because a lot of art is timeless to me. And when we’re talking about the music, it triggers a ‘wow’-effect, a mind-blowing experience, and that’s what I look for in everything.” Sassy J will be present at the first ever edition of Dekmantel Selectors in Croatia, kicking of this week.

Selectors: Sassy J

Meet the Swiss DJ and learn about her love of music in the latest video in Dekmantel's Selectors series.

What exactly is [this genre](http://thump.vice.com/en_us/article/burning-man-playa-tech-robot-heat-lee-burridge-sunrise-feature) that originated in Black Rock City and the dance parties of Burning Man? We investigate.

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Live and improvised techno from Matthew Dear, one of the genre's most multi-faceted artists.

For an artist who came up in Detroit's house and techno scene, Matthew Dear has a complicated relationship with dance music. Even as he built his name on bangers like "Hands Up For Detroit," his 1999 debut, and "Mouth To Mouth," his 2006 floor-filler as Audion, he devoted himself to escaping the functionalism of club music. First, there was Ghostly International, a stronghold of freeform electronic music he co-founded with Sam Valenti IV (along with its clubby sub-label, Spectral Sound). Then there were his albums as Matthew Dear, which revealed him as an electronic singer-songwriter. While his peers DJ'd or played live with laptops, Dear fronted a band, clutching a mic, shaking a tambourine and crooning like David Bowie. He looked and sounded so natural doing it that you might have thought he'd outgrown dance music. But in fact, his ravey alter-ego, Audion, was always alive and well. After a string of EPs over the last few years, Audion returned in force this June with Alpha, the project's first full-length since 2005's Suckfish. For this RA Sessions, Dear showed us where Audion is at today with a live 13-minute improvisation. 

Credits:
Director - Patrick Nation
Producer / Editor - Debbie Butts
Camera - Charlie Moore,  Guy Clarke, Patrick Nation
Sound Engineer - Flynn (Sound Services)

RA Sessions: Audion - Live Improvisation | Resident Advisor

The latest RA Sessions from Resident Advisor features Matthew Dear aka Audion.

Our writer took the techno legend to [an observatory](http://thump.vice.com/en_us/article/i-took-jeff-mills-to-an-observatory-because-hes-such-a-space-geek) and it was surprisingly poignant.

Chill out with Resident Advisor's list of house and disco cuts from the Canadian city.

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Shamstep, Labor Day BBQs and Audion make our list of the best things we saw this week. 

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The Best Things We Saw on the Dance Music Internet Last Week

1. Labor Day BBQ music

2. DJs and depression

3. Post-clubbing safety

4. Shamstep

5. DJ Earl's THUMP mix

6. Sassy J

7. Playa tech

8. Audion improvises

9. Jeff Mills in space

10. The Vancouver sound