Azyr — Mixmag Lab, London, 2026

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Why this recording

Streamed live by Mixmag on 20 May 2026, this 1 h 36 set catches Azyr at a specific point in his rise: after closing Creamfields, playing Glastonbury's Lonely Hearts Club and headlining The Warehouse Project's XXL party at Drumsheds, he steps back down to club scale at The Cause for his first Lab appearance. Mixmag bills the selection as hard techno, hard trance and acid, the same territory he champions as head of his label Speed Limit Recordings.

— Simon Janvier, live-sound professional and editor of the catalogue

Recording technical sheet

Rights-holding channelMixmag
Source statusOfficial — broadcaster or organiser
Broadcast
Uploaded
Exact runtime
ResolutionHD (720p+)
Source qualityProfessional (multi-camera)

Metadata checked on YouTube on 29 September 2026; direction, camera setup and sound documented by the editors.

Published on August 13, 2026 by

Filmed DJ set by Azyr for London’s Mixmag Lab, recorded at the club The Cause, in 2026. Real name Oliver Rowley, Azyr is one of the rising names of the British techno scene, affiliated with the Teletech collective and boss of the Speed Limit Recordings label. Hailing from Blackpool, he has enjoyed a meteoric rise, going from nights among friends to events of several thousand people in just a few years. For this debut appearance at the Mixmag Lab, an emblematic video format of club culture, Azyr delivers an intense, uncompromising set blending hard techno, hard trance and high-energy acid bangers. Filmed close to the decks, the capture conveys the power and velocity of a DJ set built for the dancefloor, between hammering kicks and euphoric build-ups. An essential filmed live set for fans of hard techno and contemporary club culture, documenting the new generation of British DJs. Set filmed live in London, hard techno and acid to enjoy in one flow, to relive the energy of an underground night.

Personnel & credits

  • Azyr — DJ
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What to watch next

Neither Azyr nor Mixmag Lab, The Cause, Londres, Royaume-Uni appears elsewhere in the catalogue: what follows rests on the ground itself, Electronic from the 2020s.