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The Lab Sessions announce guest DJ and playlist for 'Assemble' 03.

 The Lab Sessions Assemble 3 Cover Featuring Brazilian Geysa Spinelli on the left and Korean Plio on the right performing as DJs, black and white image.

The Lab Sessions have officially unveiled the guest DJs and curated playlists for their upcoming 'Assemble' 3 event, scheduled to air on Tuesday. Scientific Sound Asia stands as the premier Asian electronic music station, promoter, and DJ agency, covering a diverse range of countries including India, China, Sri Lanka, Cambodia, the Philippines, and the wider Asian continent.


The Lab Sessions (TLS) is an innovative electronic music collective based in Bogotá, Colombia. Through their showcases and large-scale events, they are gradually establishing a representative image of the Colombian underground electronic music scene.


In doing so, TLS provides a high-quality artistic product that appeals to a diverse audience, including both locals and international visitors. This initiative highlights the fact that exceptional music is not solely the product of internationally trained artists; it is also crafted and performed by local talents with significant potential.


Since its inception in 2016, TLS has hosted events throughout the region, delivering performances in some of the most remarkable venues and clubs across South America. Their show attracts artists of various nationalities globally.


Brazilian DJ and producer Geysa Spinelli performing at an event, colour image.

DJ Geysa Spinelli (first hour).


This week's first guest DJ is Geysa Spinelli, hailing from São Paulo, Brazil. She is a DJ known for her striking and avant-garde sound. Her move from Brazil to Colombia opened the door for her to showcase the style of play she developed in her home country.


As both a DJ and instrumentalist, she maintains an intense schedule of shows and stands out for performing in both underground and mainstream scenes. She has held residencies in numerous clubs, lounges, and parties in Brazil as well as in Colombia’s capital, Bogotá.


Having studied music since childhood, Geysa found it easy to master mixing techniques. Her sound is vibrant with grooves, incorporating renowned tracks that make the dance floor come alive.


She consistently delivers an innovative and enjoyable performance, navigating through House styles and often concluding with Techno. She synchronises beats with her smile, ensuring that the music and the tracks are in perfect harmony.


The beats of Tech House originate from a chic blend of pure House Music and the brilliance of striking Techno. Geysa reflects the femininity of her style in her productions as well.


Korean DJ PLOI performing at an Event in Soeul, colour image.

DJ PLOI (second hour).


This week, we are delighted to introduce our second guest, DJ PLOI, a multifaceted artist hailing from Seoul, South Korea. Balancing her profession as a surgical ward nurse with her passion for music, PLOI exemplifies dedication and versatility.


PLOI's musical repertoire centres around Funky, Disco, and Soulful House, yet she skillfully incorporates a variety of house genres into her sets. Her performances are distinguished by rhythmical melodies intertwined with instrumental harmonies, creating an engaging auditory experience.


She thrives in settings that allow her to connect with the audience, sharing her vibrant musical selections. When not attending to her nursing duties, PLOI actively contributes to Seoul's dynamic music scene by organising events and collaborating with fellow DJs.


Her involvement in these events consistently leaves a lasting impression on attendees, ensuring memorable musical encounters. For a deeper insight into PLOI's style, you can explore her mixes on Mixcloud, which showcase her adeptness at blending disco, soul, funk, and groove elements.


Geysa Spinelli opens Assemble 03 with a burst of energy, setting the tone with Peggy Gou’s infectious “Starry Night” that infuses the mix with Indie Dance flair. The journey continues as Roberto Surace and Purple Disco Machine elevate the vibe with the extended remix of “Joys,” while Art Of Tones and Anduze’s “Flower Child” deepens the Nu Disco essence, seamlessly merging retro grooves with contemporary disco rhythms.


The first hour further intensifies with a series of Funky House anthems, Block & Crown’s “Get Up” invites you to move, while Red Met’s “Higher (Never Gonna Give)” and Jim Tonique et al.’s rework of “Better World” bring club-ready energy and electro house accents that keep the momentum vibrant and engaging. Each track is carefully layered to create a dynamic, uplifting experience that bridges classic disco vibes with modern House sensibilities.


In the second hour, PLOI takes over with a fresh perspective that balances the infectious energy of Indie Dance with the refined pulse of House. Starting with The Wombats’ “Greek Tragedy” remix, the set evolves through a spectrum of Nu Disco and House sounds, from Ministry Of Funk’s driving original to The Vision and Andreya Triana’s soulful “Heaven.” With twists from Joey Negro and the smooth grooves of David Penn’s extended mixes, this segment culminates in a celebration of rhythmic diversity and a rich, immersive auditory journey.


'Assemble' 03 by The Lab Sessions.

Geysa Spinelli (first hour).

Peggy Gou - Starry Night (Original Mix) [Gudu Records]

Roberto Surace, Purple Disco Machine - Joys (Purple Disco Machine Extended Remix) [Defected]

Art Of Tones, Anduze - Flower Child (Original Mix) [Z Records]

Block & Crown - Get Up (Throw Ya Hands Up Clubmix) [Rawtone Black]

Red Met - Higher (Never Gonna Give) [MONOSIDE]

Jim Tonique, Patrick Bryze, Dave Kurtis - Better World (Dave Kurtis Disco Remix) [RH2]

Roger Sanchez, Park & Sons - This Feeling feat. Julie McKnight (Low Steppa Remix) [Strictly Rhythm]

Cupertino - What U Say To Me (Extended Mix) [RH2]

Michael Gray - The Weekend (Mat.Joe PRïMA Mix) [Altra Moda]

John Summit - Deep End (Extended Mix) [ITH (Defected In The House)]

Kings of Tomorrow - Finally (feat. Julie McKnight Dario D'Attis Extended Remix) [Defected]

Jerome Robins - Groovejet (If This Ain't Love Earth n Days Remix) [Jungle Funk Recordings]

Earth n Days - Just Be Good To Me [HouseU]

DJ Chus, Pablo Ceballos - Wrong About Me Feat. Derek Conyer (Roger Sanchez Remix) [Stereo Productions]

Start The Party - I Feel Love (Kevin McKay Remix) [Glasgow Underground]

Alex Newell - Mama Told Me (David Penn Extended Mix) [Big Beat Records]

PLOI (second hour).

The Wombats - Greek Tragedy (Oliver Nelson Remix) [14th Floor Records]

Ministry Of Funk - Superheavy Funk (Original Mix) [South American Grooves]

The Vision, Andreya Triana - Heaven feat. Andreya Triana (Original Mix) [Defected]

Nardy - You Stepped In (Original Mix) [Ammo Recordings]

The Shapeshifters - Life Is A Dancefloor feat. Kimberly Davis (Club Mix) [Glitterbox Recordings]

AC Soul Symphony - K-Jee (Joey Negro Philly World Mix) [Z Records]

Ken@Work - Nobody (Original Mix) [Ammo Recordings]

Sweetpower - Happy Days (Original Mix) [Blockhead Recordings]

Earth n Days - Burnin' Up (Original Mix) [There Was Jack]

Federfunk, FabioEsse - A Summer Dream (Original Mix) [Disco Filter Records]

Sammy Deuce - Funk Me Sideways (Original Mix) [Good For You Records]

Jamie Lewis - Be Thankful feat. Michelle Weeks (Jazz N' Groove Old Skool Mix) [Purple Music]

Joey Negro, Z Factor - Gotta Keep Pushin' (Grant Nelson Remix) [Z Records]

Tim Deluxe - We All Love Sax (Original Mix) [Get Human]

Demuir - High. Alive. And Dirty. (Original Mix) [Hot Creations]

David Morales & Janice Robinson - There Must Be Love [DIRIDIM]

Yass feat. Inaya Day - Bring It Up (Classic Mix) [King Street Sounds]


Listen on Mixcloud here.



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