Stereo Productions Podcast

Experience CHUS live at Dance Rituals in Chicago, recorded on Halloween night for the Stereo Productions Podcast. A journey through deep grooves, tribal rhythms, and hypnotic percussion, blending Indie Tech, Latin flavor and the energy of the dance floor. This episode features the first hour of the night. The full set will be available soon on CHUS SoundCloud. Turn it up, feel the rhythm, and relive a Halloween night filled with music, movement, and drums.

Aiwaska joins Stereo Productions with a mix dedicated entirely to his own productions, collaborations, and remixes from his catalogue. Following the recent release of "Loco" on the label, he brings together tracks released on Watergate Records, Nervous Records, and Aiwaska Planet alongside several unreleased cuts. A journey through his sound, featuring "Loco" and a taste of what's to come.

This week, we welcome UCHA to the Stereo Productions Podcast, fresh off the release of his latest track, "Tequila Sunrise," on Redolent Music. Delivering a captivating journey through deep, groovy, and hypnotic house music, UCHA blends infectious rhythms, warm bass-lines, tribal influences, and soulful textures into a seamless, dance-floor driven mix.

This week, Yulia Niko takes over the Stereo Productions Podcast with a hypnotic journey through deep grooves and underground House vibes. Celebrating the release of "Closer To You" (feat. NivesKa) by Chus & Ceballos and Toni Rios, out now on her label AXEPT. Stay tuned, stay Stereo!

Summer isn't over as long as the music keeps playing. CHUS presents Endless Summer Mixtape, a very special set packed with unreleased tracks and a first taste of what's coming on Stereo Productions and Redolent. Blending tribal percussion, hypnotic grooves and warm melodies, this selection keeps the dance floor firmly in focus. Music from JATS (OFC), Moarasiá, MŌIQE, Craig Leo and UCHA shapes the journey, with highlights including JATS (OFC)'s remix of CHUS's "Underwater," alongside fresh takes on "Ocean Drive" and "Bongo Jam."