Listen To Strange Behaviour's 'Uneasy Clubbing' Compilation

Alluding to both the broad spectrum of sounds showcased on Pōneke imprint Strange Behaviour's new compilation and the challenges faced by our dance music community during a notably inhospitable past two years, Uneasy Clubbing celebrates the output of electronic artists from throughout Aotearoa. Sporting contributions by Jerry Watts, Nice Girl, Eden Burns, Alice Agnes, Uber Driver, Ludus and more, the carefully curated tracklist serves as an inclusive, up-to-the-second cross-section of our dance music underground, embracing a diversity of beat-driven approaches. Dreamy house, textured techno, acid grooves, chrome-plated breakbeats and spine-tingling electro are all represented — with Mokotron's heavily vocodered 'Streetlights' currently tearing student radio airwaves to shreds this week.

"It's not easy clubbing. We're living through an age of uncertainty, our scene threatened by a context we have no control over. In Aotearoa, we've been in and out of lockdown over the last two years, shared experiences on the dancefloor increasingly limited and rare. Yet our scene has always faced challenges and found solutions. Tō tātou rōpū auaha are passionate, proud, and inventive. Our community continues to grow, and Uneasy Clubbing is symbolic of visionary music makers developing new features and forms in a world that is so, so strange."

'Uneasy Clubbing' is available on limited edition cassette via Strange Behaviour — get yours HERE.