Show Notes
Sole Dosi’s recent months have been a meeting point between different sides of her musical world, where raw club energy, deep psychedelic textures and her fascination with the natural world are finding increasingly unexpected ways to coexist.
Following How to Meet a Mermaid on Vault Sessions and Eurydice Has No More Words on Modern Minimal, her next EP, Daisy Dipping, arrives on Secta Collective on October 23. Inspired by mythology, floral geometries and the strange intelligence of living organisms, the record brings her more experimental imagination into a physical, groove-driven techno setting. December will see Daisy Tool released on Transitions, following a vinyl planned for 2027.
Behind the decks, recent appearances at Khidi Club in Tbilisi, Sisyphos and Tresor in Berlin have marked an important side of her journey. Upcoming highlights include Ankali in Prague and a headline appearance at Berlin's BCCO x 240KMH New Year event, alongside her ongoing residency at Duro Club in Milan.
Beyond the dancefloor, Sole continues developing her ambient live project, experimenting with plant biofeedback, analogue synthesis and voice. Her curiosity lies in the sounds hidden inside natural processes, from fungal networks to the microscopic geometries of flowers, and in imagining what happens when these structures find their way into electronic music.
Whether working with plants and machines or pushing a club sound system, her approach follows the same instinct: keeping techno physical while leaving enough room for the strange, the delicate and the unexpected.
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