ABOUT THIS EPISODE
For our twenty forth episode of Secta Sessions we are hosting James Smyth, an Auckland-born, Beirut-raised + Berlin-based techno producer and DJ. Dedicated to perfecting production techniques, sound design, and the nuances of mixing, he's draws inspiration from his Lebanese roots and infuses his music with the vibrant essence of Middle Eastern rhythms. With a hypnotic allure and a touch of mystique, James's compositions captivate listeners, inviting them to lose themselves through evocative sounds.
In this set, James delivers a driving hypnotic set, energetic and dynamic. Enjoy this high quality mix by James Smyth :)
In this set, James delivers a driving hypnotic set, energetic and dynamic. Enjoy this high quality mix by James Smyth :)
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In the booth with Sonchauni - Live recording at Secta on August 25th 2025
Skin on Skin is the first full EP from Sina XX on Dubai’s Secta imprint — five tightly wound techno cuts built for peak‑hour control. The record moves from rolling tribal pressure to shadowed, mechanical drive while staying laser‑focused on the floor.
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