Episodes
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Acid Camp Vol. 171 — C Powers
Follow @cpowers In response to Acid Camp’s request for something "high energy”, I’ve sought to re-capture my set from the 2026 Pride edition of my club night "Trainwreck". Attendees of the now-infamous, possibly-legendary, "Trainwreck Crash Out Pride" party (July 2026 at Process PDX) will likely...
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Acid Camp Vol. 170 — DJ Ottermelon
Follow @laylow From the high hills of the Molalla River, two DJs risk life and limb to bring their forest friends the good music of the valley below. 尾根の風 樅と霧抜け 谷めざめ Ridge wind — passing through fir and mist — the valley's awakening
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Nark - Queer Acid Energy II - The Space Between Us [Acid Camp Records]
When the Roland TB-303 was released in 1981, it was marketed as a substitute for a bass guitarist. It failed almost immediately. Years later, when secondhand units found their way into Chicago studios, producers discovered that pushing the machine beyond its intended limits produced something...
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Nark - Queer Acid Energy II - I Wanna Be Basic [Acid Camp Records]
When the Roland TB-303 was released in 1981, it was marketed as a substitute for a bass guitarist. It failed almost immediately. Years later, when secondhand units found their way into Chicago studios, producers discovered that pushing the machine beyond its intended limits produced something...
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Clay Wilson - Interdimensional Romance [Acid Camp Records]
Contours brings together New York–based producers and DJs Abby Echiverri and Clay Wilson for a four-track 12” on Acid Camp. The record moves across acid house and techno, unified by a clear craft for pressure, pacing, and machine-driven tracks, with moments of restraint that hold up far beyond…
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Acid Camp Vol. 169 — DJ Hockey
Acid embodies both a playful and hypnotic spirit. Two qualities I think engage and light up a dance floor. In this mix I tried to strike a balance between tracks with interesting sound design, midwest flavoured techno groove and wack out acid lines! DJ Hockey loves music that is strange…
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Acid Camp Vol. 168 — Seung L
Follow @newpalm This mix is a live recording of my all vinyl, early afternoon set on the third and final day of Gradient Campout 2025. Gradient, a joint effort between New Palm and Printshop, is an annual DIY campout that takes place in late April in the high deserts of Southern California. It’s…
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Acid Camp Vol. 167 — DJ Houseplants
Follow @djhouseplants Currently on his “Let Nature Nurture” Asia Tour, DJ Houseplants centers his concept of “Nurturing Bioacoustics” & conservation in all of the music he creates. With his natural affinity for all living systems, he loves to bring his signature sound of lush, hypnotic locked...
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Acid Camp Vol. 166 — NAYGOD
Follow @djnaygod This techno-leaning mix traces a journey that began on Halloween Day when I broke my phone and found myself moving through fear, frustration, and ultimately gratitude. This vinyl–digital hybrid session was stitched together with intention and a little chaos. The first half leans...
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Acid Camp Vol. 165 — r.downstairs
Follow @rik-vinegar + @tide-swing r.downstairs of Tide Swing has a new all vinyl mix featuring loopy techno, bleepy house, and much more.
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Shingo Suwa - Seishin (ACR017) [PREVIEWS]
“Seishin” is a focused, four-track EP from Fukushima-born, Berlin-based producer Shingo Suwa on Acid Camp. The title translates to “spirit,” and the record treats that idea as both a feeling and a relay: an original transmission from a time of quarantined isolation followed by responses from...
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Acid Camp Vol. 164 — Scotia
Follow @scotia-xo This was recorded at home with some records I bought from Derek Plaslaiko, a few mp3s Kevin McHugh gave me, a bit of my own work, and some other prized tunes I've picked up along the way. I enjoy the interplay of crudity and liminal space in this music. When jointed together…
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Acid Camp Vol. 163 — Andy Warren
Follow @andydwarren This mix was recorded live at Signal in Brooklyn on May 22, 2025, for Mizz Softee. Andy Warren is the co-founder and resident DJ at Believe You Me and Process PDX.
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Jason ddb - Aurora (ACR016) [PREVIEWS]
This is the first solo release by drummer and producer Jason Ganberg of the duo, Deep Dark Blue. Recorded and produced in Yucca Valley and Los Angeles California between 2022-2024. After a lot of transition and change I wanted to write and create some music that encapsulated and wrapped up a...
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otodojo - Recursivity (ACR015) [PREVIEWS]
Recursivity is a reflection on inspiration, derivations, cycles of life, environments, and the consequence of time.
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Acid Camp Vol. 162 — YAMAZAKI (Aboriginal)
Follow @yamazaki-5 YAMAZAKI — Founder of Aboriginal | Producer, Music & Art Label Based in Morioka, Japan, YAMAZAKI draws inspiration from a vast tapestry of indigenous and evolving cultural elements. Through a deep exploration of their interwoven relationships, he uncovers unique forms of...
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Acid Camp Vol. 161 — Spencer FM
Follow @spencerfm Spencer FM presents two hours of woozy, mind-warping disorientation, pulled from what witnesses describe as a six-hour basement séance that may or may not have triggered mild existential episodes. Listen as this Portland instigator blurs the line between left-field house...
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Acid Camp Vol. 160 — Father Dukes x Peter Sheppard
Follow @father-dukes, @sheppy_p Recorded live at Process's 1 Year Anniversary Party!
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Acid Camp Vol. 159 — Ambrocenide
Follow @ambrocenide I’ve been trying to play my records out a lot more lately. For the longest time, I only played records — I’ve schlepped vinyl from Mexico City to Singapore and every in between. I’ve had my ups-and-downs in my DJ career, but lately I started getting booked for bigger gigs. The...
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Acid Camp Vol. 158 — fleet.dreams
Follow @fleet_dreams This mix was recorded live during an All Night Long session at Mansions in Queens, NY on November 15th, 2024. Consisting of primarily vinyl selections ranging from dub tinged electronica, sultry progressive, percussive tech house, funky pumpers, deep techno & psychedelic...
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Acid Camp Vol. 157 — DJ Screendoor
Follow @screendoor This mix is a snapshot of (mostly) current house, techno and electro sounds that DJ Screendoor showcases in decades-spanning marathon sets in the lush forests, mossy cabins, leftist clubs, antifa hotspots and natty wine bars of the Pacific Northwest underground electronic music...
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Acid Camp Vol. 156 — Gardenparty
Follow @gardenpartyy hi! hello! I have for you a mixed-and-processed healthful dashing of some of my favorited acid-y fella's presented by the acid camp crew. love you dearly. enjoy c; "Emerging from the mossy depths of the Pacific Northwest, Gardenparty has planted themselves in the Portland…
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Acid Camp Vol. 155 — Abby Echiverri
Follow @echiverri Recorded live at Anemone x Acid Camp in Los Angeles on October 26, 2024. Abby Echiverri is a producer based in Brooklyn, NY, whose intense curiosity has led her to take on a variety of roles as a musician, sound engineer, DJ and VJ. She has released music across a number of…
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Acid Camp Vol. 154 — Clay Wilson
Follow @claywilson Recorded live at Anemone x Acid Camp in Los Angeles on October 26, 2024. Clay Wilson is a producer and DJ, who began turning heads in 2013 with his mesmerizing debut on Styles Upon Styles. He quickly followed that release with a string of similarly psychedelic 12”s for The…
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Acid Camp Vol. 153 — Father Dukes
Follow @father-dukes For this mix I really wanted to lean into an exploration of some tracks that embody a distorted, acidic and hypnotizing energy. With tracks spanning decades regional styles, this mesmerizing mix celebrates the alternative universes we can traverse in the vehicle of freaky and...
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Acid Camp Vol. 152 — Beggar
Follow @beggar-us @lowrecordings Howdy! I'm Beggar. Some lovely friends and I run a friendly label called Low Recordings. This mix was made with a window view of an orange tree in full bloom of ripe fruit. It was a nice day, and I wanted to channel the environment I was taking in towards my...
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Acid Camp Vol. 151 — Charleeps
Follow @charleeps Parisian DJ and producer, Charleeps, transports the dancefloor to the realm of dreams through a unique cocktail of her acid, house, breakbeat, and electro influences. Her energetic touch and the sweetness of her melodies can be found both behind the turntables and in her...
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Acid Camp Vol. 149 — Ivona Karpierz
Follow @ivanakarpierz Please enjoy this one hour mix of mostly all favorite acid songs (and few non acid). For highlights, I have included a birthday record gift from Unsighted by Legowelt and one found while in Poland by D'Marc Cantu. Recorded this winter in my apartment in Brooklyn, NY.…
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Acid Camp Vol. 148 — Acid Sussi
Follow @acidsussi Acid Sussi is a DJ based in Stockholm, Sweden. Having recently played at the Boiler Room party in Stockholm, as well as at well-respected clubs, festivals, and warehouse parties throughout the years, she is a well-known music selector among the local club-goers. She has played...
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Acid Camp Vol. 147 — Tatsuoki
Tatsuoki started his DJ career in 2011. His DJ skills provide the perfect tuning for the dance floor, spanning various techno genres from deep hypnotic, acid, trance, to psychedelic. A beloved artist for playing crossover and adventurous techno, expertly reading the dance floor's energy.…
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Acid Camp Vol. 146 — Samuel Fish
Follow @0fishal, @mizzsoftee An increasingly established voice in New York’s nightlife, Samuel Fish is an organizer and artist originally from Portland, Oregon whose interests are deeply intertwined with the underground. As a core mind behind Mizz Softee, the diversity of his tastes is reflected…
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Acid Camp Vol. 145 — Tomu DJ
Follow @tomu-dj Tomu DJ is an American artist known for her original music and live performances. She has released two albums, FEMINISTA and Half Moon Bay to widespread critical acclaim, as well as lots of other projects. You can contact her at [email protected].
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Acid Camp Vol. 144 — Kamyar Khanzaei
Follow @ringsss Kamyar Khanzaei aka (RING) & (K-Dub), was born in 1992 in Tehran, Iran. He is a DJ, music producer, visual artist, and the owner & founder of Sampatic Records. Additionally, he manages NoHradioTehran and TUS.SHOW. Kamyar started to follow his interest in deejaying and producing in...
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Acid Camp Vol. 143 — Aunt Acid
Follow @aunt_acid Aunt Acid is a dancer turned DJ living near the late, legendary, Club Zanzibar. Aunt Acid's Acid's Camp mix weaves a love letter to queer campout festivals: Creating new friendships. Fleeting romances. Hugs and cheek kisses. Bright smiles. Infectious fits of giggles. Skinny...
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Acid Camp Vol. 141 — RITCHRD
Follow @ritchrd RITCHRD is the founder of NO BIAS, an independent record label and nightlife series started in the Bay Area in 2020 — https://nobias.bandcamp.com Checkout the Dear Johnny compilation from ASYLI featuring RITCHRD's latest production 'Rebirth' —...
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Acid Camp Vol. 140 — Dancers Anonymous
Follow @danrogen Dan here. This mix is special to me - it’s all quality tracks, some new, more old, just electro and techno that has sustained me through the slush and the subway and the shutdowns. But it’s more than that: I remember when Acid Camp was Alberto’s Tamales, bulk fabric from a…
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Acid Camp Vol. 139 — Samwise
Follow @dj_samwise Samwise is an LA-based selector / DJ and eternal raver. Known as A&R for Diplo and the force behind his multifaceted house-focused imprint Higher Ground, he is also co-founder and resident at Fast At Work, a forward thinking party series that champions fast – but not…
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Acid Camp Vol. 138 — agraybé
Follow @agraybe Ariana Gray Bé (agraybé) is a DJ, singer, dancer, and scientist living in Los Angeles, with roots in the Great Lakes region of the Midwest. Inspired by a particularly windy night spent encircled by salty tufa spires in Trona Pinnacles, Ari’s Acid Camp mix features low-slung, heady...
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Acid Camp Vol. 137 — fana'
Follow @FANAFELLAHIN fana' is a musician, DJ, and multimedia artist born in NYC and currently based in Cleveland, Ohio. Their DJ performances and mixes bridge genres, scenes, and cultures, and they aren't afraid to bring experimental and unexpected sounds to dancefloors such as Gays Hate Techno…
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Acid Camp Vol. 136 — Rebecca Goldberg
Follow @rebeccagoldberg 666UBA - KUDEBI (УРБАН / URBAN) DJ Karawai - Voiceless (Urbanstghetto Records) DJ Problems - Smokers (Low Income $quad) DJ Godfather - Nights at the Packard (Databass) Eng8 x CPSL - Barbed Wire (Rayme Remix) Bolam - Other Dimensions (Vernacular Records) Pera Sta Ori - CIN1...
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Acid Camp Vol. 135 — Jessie Calistri
Follow @xenophilecollective Los Angeles native Jessie Calistri compiled a collection of personal favorites for this one. Never married to one sound, she continuously explores the spaces between genres, while managing her platform Xenophile Collective. Dan Piu - Radio Call Signs in the Rain Forest...
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Acid Camp Vol. 134 — Zahremaar
Follow @zahremaar zahremaar (pronounced zah - reh - mar) is an Iranian-American, Los Angeles based DJ and producer. His DJ sets pay homage to the dark, driving sonic landscapes in the spaces he has felt most free—the warehouses, store basements, and few special clubs whose rumbles anchor the...
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Acid Camp Vol. 133 — DJ Houseplants
Follow @djhouseplants DJ Houseplants is the alias of Seattle-based DJ, producer and designer Justin Av. As a botanist and musician, he is deeply rooted in making music that exudes themes of nostalgia, self-care and positivity. Driven by the vibrancy of the community cultivated at house and techno...
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Acid Camp Vol. 132 — Persephone
Follow @persephonedj Portland based selector, Persephone, is musically influenced by what it feels like to be human. They use music as creative healing and to connect to their lived reality. They wish to induce hypnosis, intending to connect with others through the palpable experience of movement...
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Acid Camp Vol. 131 — Maroje T
Follow @maroje-1 A one hour mix recorded at my Greenpoint Brooklyn studio with two turntables, xdj's and a 4 ch mixer at the beginning of Covid - 19 NYC shelter in place. I searched through my record shelves and digital files while drinking natural wine at my studio. There wasn't much thought put...
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Acid Camp Vol. 130 — Taylor Bratches
Follow @taylorbratches Taylor Bratches (she/they) seeks to explore and transmit an emotional experience through sound. Her sets aim to fuse genres and find hybrid spaces, by blending acid, electro, DnB, jungle, broken techno, IDM, bass and more. She aims to move people physically and spiritually,...
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Acid Camp Vol. 129 — JAMS J
Follow @jams-j With this mix, I set out to make it about Acid, of course, but with my twist. I did play a lot of the 303 lines because well, I love em. But more than that I wanted to harness the energy of what Acid House was when it was first introduced to the world.… spunky, fun, euphoric,...
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Acid Camp Vol. 127 — Beaner & Olin (6 Hours of Whole Wheat Flour Nuclear Power: Pt. 3)
Follow @beaner & @olin Originally, this 3 part series was meant to come out June 1st, but in light of the murder of George Floyd and the collective righteous anger in pursuit of justice and an end to the cancer that is policing, all of us involved felt it was necessary to put it aside. Taking a...
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Acid Camp Vol. 126 — Dave Aju
Follow @dave-aju Here’s an extended dubbed-out jam from Dave Aju. Improvised live in one-take with a bunch of new and recently added pieces to the musical puzzle. A unique blend of dance music history and futurist styles. Dave Aju started out as an alias for a San Francisco experimental techno...
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Acid Camp Vol. 125 — Miguel Senquiz
Follow @htmiguel Follow our Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/htmiguel/videos Berlin. On May 8th, social distancing rules in the capital loosened, and so Miguel and a few friends met for the first time in months for dinner and some Twitch troubleshooting. That session turned into an 11 hour mix...