Show Notes
The countdown to Sacha Robotti's full-length album release continues with the "Whistleman" himself Eric D. Clark, a pioneer in painting dance music with avant-garde brush strokes. The Berlin-based artist, producer, DJ, stylist, gallerist and educator invites Dirtybird Radio to share in a debaucherous night out with a live recorded set from the club.
VR warm-up set: John Tejada - "Nightshift" [Palette Recordings] Blu:sh - "Trick Speech" [Kalahari Oyster Cult] Sadro - "Sound" [Top Board] Julian Sacheli & Mike Kerrigan - "Inhibitions" [Dirtybird Records]
Eric D. Clark guest set: WhiSTlE MAN - S. R0b0TTi/FEliX/E.D.C. “WhiTE lAbEl” 12” 0UT 0F ThE RAiN - MJ bY €DC Dj ENRIQUE - WhiTE lAbEl WE bEl0NG T0GEThER - MC/€DC ??? - JER0ME SYdENhAM fR0M hERE T0 ETERNiTY - AMANdA LEER/€DC/M0R0dER JANG0 01 - JER0ME SYDENhAM
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