Kassian
By: Dream Chimney
The following interview was conducted on November 3, 2026
For a duo whose music has always thrived on movement, exploration and refusing to stay in one lane, Kassian make the perfect guests for our Everyone Back To Mine series. Fresh from the release of their latest EP, Gradients, the London pair have selected ten tracks that reflect the sounds, scenes and influences that continue to shape their musical world. Spanning deep cuts, club weapons and personal favourites, this is a journey through the records that inspire one of UK electronic music's most forward thinking acts. Pepe Bradock "Deep Burnt"
A classic and perhaps obvious choice, but it's such a great track that it'll always be undeniable. HAAi recently included it in her Essential Mix, blending it with one of our bigger bassline tracks, and it worked brilliantly. It's one of those tracks that fits into pretty much any scenario.
Claro Intelecto "Peace of Mind"
Another perfect mood-setter and one of the best electro tracks ever made. It would be an absolute pleasure to introduce this to someone hearing it for the first time. Like all the best records, it works in any setting, whether played loud on a big system or quietly in the background.
Kassian "San Junipero" (Edmondson Remix)
This one comes from our own label, Faux Poly. One of the most chilled-out tracks on the label, reimagined from one of its most energetic and intense originals. A perfect juxtaposition and one of our favourite remixes. Big up Edmondson for the reimagination.
Danvers "1997" (Warren Xclnce Remix ft. Joe Armon-Jones)
This remains the only time we've remixed each other's solo work, just before we started releasing music together as Kassian. A jazzy, laid-back remix featuring Joe Armon-Jones, who also appears on our Kassian album Channels.
Leon Vynehall "Music For the Uninvited" (Full EP)
One of the biggest inspirations behind our Channels album, and an EP with absolutely no skips from start to finish. There's something really special about the way it flows, with every track feeling like an essential part of the whole. We managed to find a link to the full EP, so you can let it play all the way through and enjoy it as intended.
Soul Capsule "Lady Science" (NYC Sunrise)
A classic super chilled laid back house track that gets your right in the feels. Really spaced out and floaty, would love to DJ this on a sunrise set somewhere hot.
Juju & Jordash "Neon Swing"
A great spaced out laidback techno track released on Dekmantel Records. It's really dreamy and introspective.
Steve Miller Band "Fly Like An Eagle"
Just one of the best spaced out 70's psychedelic tracks. Really laid back but keeps a solid groove going to make sure everyone's still awake.
Merwyn & Inkswell "Eternal Freedom" (Linkwood Remix)
An absolute gem of proggy electronica from 2014. Spaced out, perfect groove, would work in a club but also perfect home listening. The perfect start to a wind-down.
Talk Talk "The Rainbow"
Would highly recommend Talk Talk's Spirit of Eden album to anyone who hasn't heard it. Definitely would be the final track of the session, it's so hazy and tripped out. Would recommend doing some psychedelics to this one
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