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For this edition of Times & Tunes, Curses shares a

For this edition of Times & Tunes, Curses shares a playlist that expands on those ideas, revealing some of the records, moods and memories that continue to inspire him today. We caught up with him to discuss the final chapter of Next Wave Acid Punx, the enduring spirit of rave culture, and why openness remains one of electronic music’s most radical qualities. Link in bio 📡

Your weekly premiere: 1. | Spacey Garden – Wax [

Your weekly premiere: 1. | Spacey Garden – Wax [Cluster Traxx] 2. | E.T.H (Italy)- Neon Inferno (Tifra Remix) [Basement Beats] 3. |bbsanii – Paleta UFO [Night Shop Records] 4. |Occyx – Re-Gauss [Occyx] 5. | DRUUM – Signal Threat (Diuragga Remix) [Dionysian Mysteries] 6. |Ams – Terrae [soft earth] 7. | Phasmid – The Archetype [Taipan Trax] 8. | Asphalt DJ – Subline [Sentiment Records] 9. | Nurse Erica – Continuum [DALF Records] 10. | REES – Mineral (Original Mix) [Magic Ritmo]

Your weekly premiere: 1. | Hary Shanthi – Ending

Your weekly premiere: 1. | Hary Shanthi – Ending of Time [Sinchi] 2. | Big Changa – Hotline (Matas Petrikas Remix) [Good Skills] 3. | Comic Book Guy – Liquid Luck [Cruciformis] 4. | Robbie N4HC – Dogs in the Night (KWAKE’s Collar and Leash Mix) [DHR] 5. | Portente x SOLIT – Spooked The Librarian [Mirage Sud] 6. | Robotalco – Acid All Around [Flexi Cuts] 7. | Norma Kesh & BOF – Comfort Zone [Ritual System] 8. | Asphalt DJ – Subline [Sentiment Records] 9. | Bugslife – Puddle Of Toads [PASHiON] 10. | Aawadh – Ewa [Sungate]

Few artists in contemporary house music carry the

Few artists in contemporary house music carry the spirit of the genre with as much sincerity as Space Ghost. Hailing from Oakland, his work taps into something timeless — a deep, emotional current that connects the roots of house to its more introspective, dreamlike edges. Drawing lineage from figures like Larry Heard, Alton Miller, and Blaze, his music channels a sense of warmth and affirmation that feels increasingly rare in today’s fast-moving landscape. Originally released in 2021, Dance Planet quickly became one of those records that quietly embeds itself in people’s lives — not just as a dancefloor tool, but as a companion. With the newly expanded Dance Planet – Be Free Edition on Tartelet Records, that vision returns with renewed clarity. Remastered and reimagined through a series of new remixes — including contributions from RAMZi and Crystalline Reality — the album deepens its emotional reach while staying rooted in its original message: to move freely, to feel deeply, and to be unapologetically yourself. Across ambient passages, broken rhythms, and classic 4/4 grooves, Space Ghost continues to explore the healing potential of music — something that extends beyond his productions into his label Peace World Records and his broader artistic philosophy. For this MIXED BY, we caught up with him to talk about revisiting Dance Planet, the role of affirmation in his work, and how his musical world continues to evolve. Full interview in bio 👀

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