Radio Plato Guest List

Today on Guest List, right in the heart of winter, we’re brewing an anti-vitamin-deficiency mix from KorneJ! This set was recorded back in the peak of summer 2024 at the LTCN stage of the Varushniak fest. It was insanely hot back then, and you can totally feel that vibe here! Two hours of top-notch tropical sound – from cosmic cumbia and hypnotic beats to wild tribal vibes and a sprinkle of Chicago grooves. Perfectly paired with a glass of fresh orange juice! 🍊Download: t.me/radioplatoshowsarchive/1395

Next up on our Guest List is someone truly special! 💥We’re thrilled to welcome Anastasia Kocha – a DJ, creator of the "DJ Stuff" podcast about DJ culture, former teacher at the Moscow Uppercuts Academy, and now making waves in Nizhniy Novgorod."I'm excited to share my mix with you today! It’s inspired by dreams of distant stars and alien friends. Basically, it’s an intergalactic rave packed with my favorite tunes and a splash of old-school vibes!"Download: t.me/radioplatoshowsarchive/1362

We're keeping the winter vibes alive with our Guest List series, and today’s guest is a true legend—Sergey Funkyjaws! Get ready for an hour-long journey through eclectic sounds: rare Jazz-Funk, soulful Bossa Nova, and irresistible Afro beats that’ll keep you moving."To me, a DJ mix is a chance to showcase the depth of a DJ’s craft, to reveal something fresh to the listener, and to really captivate them. In the end, it’s a complete story, and I was thrilled to share mine with you."Download: t.me/radioplatoshowsarchive/1360

Our Guest List series continues, and next up is Iskander Suvorov. He’s prepared a halftime glitch audio message for the beings of planet Earth, straight from his place aboard the ship 'Getapsychedelic'.Download: t.me/radioplatoshowsarchive/1354

“We’re kicking off winter with a flashback to summer,” says veteran Belarusian musician and DJ Schmoltz, a core member of Radio Plato, about his latest mix.Clocking in at almost an hour, the mix radiates pure positivity with carefully curated Italo House vibes. A devoted fan of old-school dance music, Schmoltz aims to remind us of the roots and essence of house — a term he feels has recently been applied too broadly, “almost everything that isn’t ‘techno.’”Having already taken the mix for a spin, we can confidently say it’s more than a collection of tracks — it’s a journey through time and space. Picture this: it’s the early 90s, and Italian producers are adapting Chicago drum machine grooves, infusing them with Mediterranean hedonism. Listeners, dancers, and studio-equipped clubs—already primed by the Italo-disco wave of the 80s—embrace this sound wholeheartedly. A little more time, and it would sweep across Europe, only to morph into Eurodance, losing much of its unique charm along the way.Download: t.me/radioplatoshowsarchive/1330

The final *Guest List* of the autumn kicks off with Brushchinska, a Wrocław-based DJ and the mastermind behind the Fantastic Disco Club event series. Her signature style fuses electro with pulsating beats for a sound that’s unmistakably her own.In today’s mix, Brushchinska takes listeners on a dynamic and electrifying journey through the depths of underground electronic music. Featuring deep tech, minimal, and tech-house vibes, the set flows at a tempo of 125–128 BPM. The selection spotlights key artists like Guido Schneider, Per Hammar, Alejandro Vivanco, and Paradroid, blending the hypnotic essence of minimal tech with driving basslines and intricate rhythms.Download: t.me/radioplatoshowsarchive/1321

Today’s Guest List comes from Homel’s own selector and digger, Ulad Kozyrev. This story unfolds in two formats: an audio version airing on our station, and a video version that is available on Ulad’s YouTube channel: www.youtube.com/watch?v=fcGnyW5ZCrM“I had two ideas brewing for a while: to record a mix high above ground level, capturing views of Homel and its natural surroundings, and to create a house mix that feels truly deep to me. My wife convinced me to skip the riskier spots like seven-story scaffolding or a crane at the local port, so I found a rooftop with exactly the view I wanted. For the mix itself, the first half is more planned out, while the second half flows more freely.”Download: t.me/radioplatoshowsarchive/1295

Today’s Guest List features DJ Gradient from Homiel, known for his meditative sound. Initially captivated by psychedelic genres—from ambient to psy-trance—he later shifted his focus to drum and bass, all while keeping that psychedelic touch that gives his mixes a deep, atmospheric feel. There’s an electric vibe in everything around us; everything moves and vibrates. So, if you’re feeling those same vibes, you’re in the right place.Download: t.me/radioplatoshowsarchive/1293

In the next episode of the Guest List series, we’re excited to have our good friend Fyodor Khruschov, creator of the Karma Podcast project and former member of the sphera° team. He’s put together a two-hour mix inspired by Romanian minimal house, blending it with some dance-deep and tech-house tracks. 'Rhythmic, diverse, and staying true to the style. Most of this set was played at the Znichka event in the "Modul" space at the end of summer 2024 in Minsk,' Fyodor shared about the mix. Check it out!Download: t.me/radioplatoshowsarchive/1265

Today we’ve got a special Guest List surprise! Andrei Extract, one of the members of Random Kru, is switching things up and stepping away from his usual style. He’s put together a unique mix of atmospheric and deep lo-fi house for us. This just goes to show that a true DJ doesn’t stick to one genre. Let’s keep an open mind and be music lovers!Download: t.me/radioplatoshowsarchive/1263