Spaces Within Space presented by local deejay Jazz, dives deep into the intriguing underground electronic music scene. Featuring regular guest mixes and interviews, Spaces Within Space explores diverse and captivating soundscapes; from dark, experimental and industrial textures, gritty breakbeat and drum and bass, to gentle IDM, nu-wave and ambient oddities.

Many DJs try to avoid the tags and pinholes that genres create. Most of them fail to do so. However, most of them aren’t Melbourne authority Katie Pearson. A blank insignia, Katie has avoided this through a unique, yet authentic musical journey. She has long been at the forefront of Australia’s queer dance scene, most notably as co­host of “gay ass disco”, The Outpost. However, when you can regularly produce moments of dance floor ecstasy that Front Leftists thought only possible in the ’90s, you quickly become the scenes worst kept secret.

Incorporating high energy sets throughout club and festival dancefloors comprising of sentimental melodies, driving kick drums and trancey breakdowns, Ricky Nord has been able to bring his sound to life throughout Melbourne’s electronic music scene. With music showcased through an eclectic mix of techno, breaks and trance, his inspirations derive from European artists ranging from Ejeca and FJAAK, to Trym and Tommy Holohan. Alongside occupying a residency with Melbourne events imprint goldhaus_melb, Ricky has featured frequently on lineups throughout Melbourne’s nightlife. Throughout his short career, Ricky has played at Let Them Eat Cake, Beyond the Valley, XE54 RIP, Glamorama, Yours & Mine, New Guernica and more recently, supported Job Jobse at Brown Alley. Whether it is mixing diverse genres of music or exploring his prized vinyl collections, Ricky is always aiming to develop, expand and exhibit his sound.

With a unique sound that blends electro, tribal textures, breaks and trance influences Willem is building a name for himself as a DJ of note. In a relatively short career, he has played at Beyond the Valley, Let Them Eat Cake, XE54, Revolver, Glamorama and Brown Alley to name a few, and has been booked for supporting duties for international artists including Ben UFO, Tijana T, Oliver Huntemann, Huxley, and more. Willem also makes up one half of the Gold Haus directing team. Anyone with a passing interest in Melbourne clubland might’ve heard of the brand, that has been hosting successful events around town at hotspot venues like Section 8 and Glamorama as well as secret warehouse locations