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Bicycle Corporation announce Terence C for ' Electronic Roots' 35.


Malaysian DJ and Producer Terence C at Jiro Malaysia, colour image.

Bicycle Corporation guest DJ Terence C will be presenting his next 'Electronic Roots' show. Scientific Sound Asia is the Asian electronic music station for the region and internationally.


Bicycle Corporation is an Italian duo of the DJ and Producer Marco MEI plus the skilled Stefano Ugliano aka 6884. The duo have released over 50 tracks spanning House Music and Techno.


In the early nineties, Marco was starting on his musical journey as a DJ and producer and began doing his events as a crew known as 'Urban People' across the whole of Italy. This earned him recognition and he earned a residency at Pacha, which in turn led to him getting DJ bookings internationally, and launched him on a musical journey around the globe.


Born and brought up in Torino, Italy, Stefano in his childhood displayed a wealth of abilities with music. He studied with passion classical piano, percussion, and drums, he loved his Chopin's and West African Djembe, but that figure of the disc jockey rearing the crowd proved more and more enchanting for the teenage Stefano.


He wondered if those very electronic beats, so hard to find on ‘90s Italian radio stations, were going to open a completely new chapter in his life and then Bicycle Corporation evolved. Recently they have revisited their first tracks and have set up a Bandcamp page to distribute them.


Malaysian DJ and producer Terence C standing with hands in pockets, colour image.

Guest DJ Terence C.


This week’s guest is none other than DJ Terence C, one of the most solid figures in the industry. After more than twenty years as a resident DJ in some of Kuala Lumpur’s biggest clubs and venues, Terence has established himself as one of the Gems of Malaysia’s Music scene.


Throughout his career, Terence has warmed up for some of the biggest names in music. Artists like David Morales, Fatboy Slim, Pete Tong and many others have come on stage to find and found the crowd pumping after Terence has worked the platters. Some big hitters have even personally requested Terence as their opening act.


As a testament to his skills behind the decks, Terence has long been the first choice of Digweed when he plays In KL. The two of them have performed together many a time and have played a vital part in making Malaysia’s iconic Zouk the world-renowned club brand it is today.


Terence is spearheading a monthly techno night at Zouk entitled, ‘We Love Techno’ along with one of KL’s biggest payers, DJ XU. We Love Techno will focus on more underground sounds like those of labels like Drumcode, Cocoon Recordings and many more.


Launching his career in 1998 as a disciple of DJ Chris Doss, he became better established on the music scene by gaining residencies at venues like Cubeat and Globar. There was never any doubt he was going to go places but a major break for this young talent was landing a warm-up gig for the esteemed David Morales for his first-ever Malaysian show.


Terence was a resident DJ at the seminal Movement Club at the turn of century, thus securing himself as a leading figure in the history of Malaysia’s dance music scene. He has since been present across the city wherever those sounds have thrived, including venues like Backroom, Nouvo and Atmosphere.


Terence has not only made his mark in Malaysia but across Southeast Asia too, with performances at Lush, Singapore and Liquid, Ho Chi Minh City. Back in 2005, Terence, along with artists Callen Tham and Digital launched a new audio-visual collective known as Altered Image which went way beyond anything seen before.


Altered Image combined cinematic visuals, turntable beats and Live FX, producing mixes that were way ahead of their time yet still remained true to their origin of the dance floor.

After coming top of the Malaysian heats of the Heineken Thirst competition that year, the three of them went on tour across South East Asia as Altered Image, picking up a new fan base as they toured.


Since then, Terence has remained a leading figure in technical innovation and in more recent times mastered the Ableton Live production suit. He now plays live seats using the software as well as traditional decks and CDJs.


Currently based in Shanghai, China Terence C is now emerging with his own production work and audiences can expect a flood of new releases later in the year, not to mention a growing presence across South East Asia. With a reputation as one of Malaysia’s top DJs, Terence C is well on his way to becoming a prominent figure in the Asian music scene.


His show aired originally on Wednesday 2nd of March, click the play button on the uploaded recording on the Mixcloud player below.


'Electronic Roots' episode 35 with Terence C.

Karol XVII & MB Valence - Old Memories (The Beginning Mix) [Get Physical Music]

Made By Pete, Savage & SHē - Too Drunk To Dream (Original Mix) [Crosstown Rebels]

Superpitcher - Diario (Original Mix) [Live At Robert Johnson]

Frankey & Sandrino - Calypso (Original Mix) [Moodmusic]

Bardia Salour - Superstitious (Original Mix) [Oscillate Records]

Jose Rodriguez - The Explorer (Original Mix) [Redlight Music]

Ikaro Grati - Circle Imfori (Original Mix) [Frau Blau]

Øostil, U S H N U - Safe (Hunter/Game Remix) [Just This]

Sven Vath - Mystic Voices (Original Mix)[Cocoon Recordings]

Remcord - Revised Pattern (Original Mix) [Frau Blau]

Dino Lenny - Guilty Officer (Original Mix) [Fine Human Records]

Josh Wink - Detroit Stab (Original Mix) [Rekids]

Green Velvet - Thoughts (Rebuke Remix) [Relief]

Stelios Vassiloudis - End Transmission (Dub Variation) [Balance Music]

Anfisa Letyago - Nisida (DJ Tennis Remix) [N:S:DA]

Soel - Night Of The Chimera (Original Mix) [Bedrock Records]

Soel - Ghasia (Original Mix) [Bedrock Records]

Guy J - Tree of Life (Original Mix) [Moments]

Dee Montero - Maya (Rodriguez Jr. Remix) [Futurescope]

WhoMadeWho - Silence & Secrets (Adriatique Remix) [Embassy One]


Listen on Mixcloud here.


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