This month’s Aussential Mix comes from Melbourne-based producer and DJ LEKTRK, and it’s exactly what you’d expect, dark, hypnotic, and made for late nights and dirt dancefloors.

In case you are new to EMA, the third week of the month is always a big one as I have the two-hour episode on Red Rebel FM in addition to the two shows on Aussie radio.

You can't be in a bad mood listening to this week's selection of Aussie tracks! That's our guarantee!

This week’s show was stacked with new releases from Aussie artists quite literally dancing to the beat of their own drums.

July brought a strong mix of Indie dance, bushy textures, a bit of melodic stuff and some vocal moments we really rated.

This month’s Aussential Mix comes from Jon Guetano, a Sydney-based DJ and producer who has been building steady momentum with his feel-good take on tech house and deep dancefloor rollers.

Some feels, some dance floor moments, some down tempo vibes. This week's playlist took us through a mix of moods and tempos.

This week's playlist has a little bit of everything, from DNB, club energy, some downtempo dub and even some Jazz infused house.

Perth producer Tina Says is back with a new EP that’s slick and striking, as if we’d expect anything less. Synergy is a four-track release that delivers bold, bass-heavy energy with her signature polish and percussive edge.

For the June edition of The Aussential Mix, Electronic Music Australia welcomed Melbourne-based producer Okayden to the show for a genre-blurring set that landed just in time for the winter solstice weekend.

Indie electronica, club gear, and a cheeky gym anthem from Go Freek, this week’s playlist covers all bases.

This week’s playlist moves through underground club energy, emotional depth, and a nostalgic nod to Aussie dance history.

Any week with a track that features a cat theme, has "cat" in the title, or, in this case, even includes a cat’s meow, is a good week!

Here’s what we were vibing this month on Electronic Music Australia!

After a sneaky trip away, host Ky Mi lost her voice. Total disaster? Not quite. Enter AI Ky Mi – armed with a bizarre accent and questionable inflections, she gave it a red hot go hosting this week’s show.

Another spicy one this week!

Gold Coast independent label Home Hearing Records has just dropped their debut compilation album Adventures in Sound Vol.1, and we got to listen to it in full on this week’s episode of Electronic Music Australia!

If you’re still listening to whatever’s clogging up the Top 40, I’ve got to say you’re missing out on an absolutely wild range of fresh Aussie tracks.

April brought a little bit of everything — from the earthy, emotive tones of Doug Loch and the moody drive of Audent, to sweaty house from Jon Guetano, and prog we can’t quit with Aussie electronic royalty, Cassian.

April’s Aussential Mix comes from the very talented Doug Loch, a man with serious musical chops and a deep love for progressive sounds.