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Danny Tenaglia playing his remix of “I Feel Loved” by @depechemode in the Beats In Space studio for Episode 200 on @applemusic 📻

Listen Thursday at 1PM NYC on Apple Music Club Radio.

“You have to trust yourself and just go for it and then make something amazing, right?” 🚀

On the one hand, you could say everything changed for Tim Sweeney five years ago. On 9th March 2021, two decades after he first stepped into WNYU’s basement studio as a student in New York, the DJ signed off from his weekly late-night post at the college radio station for the final time, taking his beloved Beats In Space show with him. With 1,000-plus broadcasts and hundreds of guest mixes under his belt — plus, a prolific label and party series — he was due a well-earned break, but by November he was back in action with a brand new show on @applemusic, where he’s been thriving ever since.

And really, listen to Beats In Space today and you’ll realise quite quickly that very little has actually changed in that time. Sure, the production value may be higher and the studio may be more high-tech, but at its core the format remains the same as it was when Sweeney started off – you get great guests, you have a good conversation, you play great music. You just go for it.

In conversation with Eoin Murray, the tastemaking presenter and DJ speaks about his 26 years of documenting dance music culture, the pursuit of constant improvement, and inspiring discovery and creativity through his weekly transmissions from NYC.

Read the full interview now on djmag.com 🔗
✍️ @murraye_

“You have to trust yourself and just go for it and then make something amazing, right?” 🚀

On the one hand, you could say everything changed for Tim Sweeney five years ago. On 9th March 2021, two decades after he first stepped into WNYU’s basement studio as a student in New York, the DJ signed off from his weekly late-night post at the college radio station for the final time, taking his beloved Beats In Space show with him. With 1,000-plus broadcasts and hundreds of guest mixes under his belt — plus, a prolific label and party series — he was due a well-earned break, but by November he was back in action with a brand new show on @applemusic, where he’s been thriving ever since.

And really, listen to Beats In Space today and you’ll realise quite quickly that very little has actually changed in that time. Sure, the production value may be higher and the studio may be more high-tech, but at its core the format remains the same as it was when Sweeney started off – you get great guests, you have a good conversation, you play great music. You just go for it.

In conversation with Eoin Murray, the tastemaking presenter and DJ speaks about his 26 years of documenting dance music culture, the pursuit of constant improvement, and inspiring discovery and creativity through his weekly transmissions from NYC.

Read the full interview now on djmag.com 🔗
✍️ @murraye_

“You have to trust yourself and just go for it and then make something amazing, right?” 🚀

On the one hand, you could say everything changed for Tim Sweeney five years ago. On 9th March 2021, two decades after he first stepped into WNYU’s basement studio as a student in New York, the DJ signed off from his weekly late-night post at the college radio station for the final time, taking his beloved Beats In Space show with him. With 1,000-plus broadcasts and hundreds of guest mixes under his belt — plus, a prolific label and party series — he was due a well-earned break, but by November he was back in action with a brand new show on @applemusic, where he’s been thriving ever since.

And really, listen to Beats In Space today and you’ll realise quite quickly that very little has actually changed in that time. Sure, the production value may be higher and the studio may be more high-tech, but at its core the format remains the same as it was when Sweeney started off – you get great guests, you have a good conversation, you play great music. You just go for it.

In conversation with Eoin Murray, the tastemaking presenter and DJ speaks about his 26 years of documenting dance music culture, the pursuit of constant improvement, and inspiring discovery and creativity through his weekly transmissions from NYC.

Read the full interview now on djmag.com 🔗
✍️ @murraye_

“You have to trust yourself and just go for it and then make something amazing, right?” 🚀

On the one hand, you could say everything changed for Tim Sweeney five years ago. On 9th March 2021, two decades after he first stepped into WNYU’s basement studio as a student in New York, the DJ signed off from his weekly late-night post at the college radio station for the final time, taking his beloved Beats In Space show with him. With 1,000-plus broadcasts and hundreds of guest mixes under his belt — plus, a prolific label and party series — he was due a well-earned break, but by November he was back in action with a brand new show on @applemusic, where he’s been thriving ever since.

And really, listen to Beats In Space today and you’ll realise quite quickly that very little has actually changed in that time. Sure, the production value may be higher and the studio may be more high-tech, but at its core the format remains the same as it was when Sweeney started off – you get great guests, you have a good conversation, you play great music. You just go for it.

In conversation with Eoin Murray, the tastemaking presenter and DJ speaks about his 26 years of documenting dance music culture, the pursuit of constant improvement, and inspiring discovery and creativity through his weekly transmissions from NYC.

Read the full interview now on djmag.com 🔗
✍️ @murraye_

“You have to trust yourself and just go for it and then make something amazing, right?” 🚀

On the one hand, you could say everything changed for Tim Sweeney five years ago. On 9th March 2021, two decades after he first stepped into WNYU’s basement studio as a student in New York, the DJ signed off from his weekly late-night post at the college radio station for the final time, taking his beloved Beats In Space show with him. With 1,000-plus broadcasts and hundreds of guest mixes under his belt — plus, a prolific label and party series — he was due a well-earned break, but by November he was back in action with a brand new show on @applemusic, where he’s been thriving ever since.

And really, listen to Beats In Space today and you’ll realise quite quickly that very little has actually changed in that time. Sure, the production value may be higher and the studio may be more high-tech, but at its core the format remains the same as it was when Sweeney started off – you get great guests, you have a good conversation, you play great music. You just go for it.

In conversation with Eoin Murray, the tastemaking presenter and DJ speaks about his 26 years of documenting dance music culture, the pursuit of constant improvement, and inspiring discovery and creativity through his weekly transmissions from NYC.

Read the full interview now on djmag.com 🔗
✍️ @murraye_

“You have to trust yourself and just go for it and then make something amazing, right?” 🚀

On the one hand, you could say everything changed for Tim Sweeney five years ago. On 9th March 2021, two decades after he first stepped into WNYU’s basement studio as a student in New York, the DJ signed off from his weekly late-night post at the college radio station for the final time, taking his beloved Beats In Space show with him. With 1,000-plus broadcasts and hundreds of guest mixes under his belt — plus, a prolific label and party series — he was due a well-earned break, but by November he was back in action with a brand new show on @applemusic, where he’s been thriving ever since.

And really, listen to Beats In Space today and you’ll realise quite quickly that very little has actually changed in that time. Sure, the production value may be higher and the studio may be more high-tech, but at its core the format remains the same as it was when Sweeney started off – you get great guests, you have a good conversation, you play great music. You just go for it.

In conversation with Eoin Murray, the tastemaking presenter and DJ speaks about his 26 years of documenting dance music culture, the pursuit of constant improvement, and inspiring discovery and creativity through his weekly transmissions from NYC.

Read the full interview now on djmag.com 🔗
✍️ @murraye_

“You have to trust yourself and just go for it and then make something amazing, right?” 🚀

On the one hand, you could say everything changed for Tim Sweeney five years ago. On 9th March 2021, two decades after he first stepped into WNYU’s basement studio as a student in New York, the DJ signed off from his weekly late-night post at the college radio station for the final time, taking his beloved Beats In Space show with him. With 1,000-plus broadcasts and hundreds of guest mixes under his belt — plus, a prolific label and party series — he was due a well-earned break, but by November he was back in action with a brand new show on @applemusic, where he’s been thriving ever since.

And really, listen to Beats In Space today and you’ll realise quite quickly that very little has actually changed in that time. Sure, the production value may be higher and the studio may be more high-tech, but at its core the format remains the same as it was when Sweeney started off – you get great guests, you have a good conversation, you play great music. You just go for it.

In conversation with Eoin Murray, the tastemaking presenter and DJ speaks about his 26 years of documenting dance music culture, the pursuit of constant improvement, and inspiring discovery and creativity through his weekly transmissions from NYC.

Read the full interview now on djmag.com 🔗
✍️ @murraye_

“You have to trust yourself and just go for it and then make something amazing, right?” 🚀

On the one hand, you could say everything changed for Tim Sweeney five years ago. On 9th March 2021, two decades after he first stepped into WNYU’s basement studio as a student in New York, the DJ signed off from his weekly late-night post at the college radio station for the final time, taking his beloved Beats In Space show with him. With 1,000-plus broadcasts and hundreds of guest mixes under his belt — plus, a prolific label and party series — he was due a well-earned break, but by November he was back in action with a brand new show on @applemusic, where he’s been thriving ever since.

And really, listen to Beats In Space today and you’ll realise quite quickly that very little has actually changed in that time. Sure, the production value may be higher and the studio may be more high-tech, but at its core the format remains the same as it was when Sweeney started off – you get great guests, you have a good conversation, you play great music. You just go for it.

In conversation with Eoin Murray, the tastemaking presenter and DJ speaks about his 26 years of documenting dance music culture, the pursuit of constant improvement, and inspiring discovery and creativity through his weekly transmissions from NYC.

Read the full interview now on djmag.com 🔗
✍️ @murraye_

“You have to trust yourself and just go for it and then make something amazing, right?” 🚀

On the one hand, you could say everything changed for Tim Sweeney five years ago. On 9th March 2021, two decades after he first stepped into WNYU’s basement studio as a student in New York, the DJ signed off from his weekly late-night post at the college radio station for the final time, taking his beloved Beats In Space show with him. With 1,000-plus broadcasts and hundreds of guest mixes under his belt — plus, a prolific label and party series — he was due a well-earned break, but by November he was back in action with a brand new show on @applemusic, where he’s been thriving ever since.

And really, listen to Beats In Space today and you’ll realise quite quickly that very little has actually changed in that time. Sure, the production value may be higher and the studio may be more high-tech, but at its core the format remains the same as it was when Sweeney started off – you get great guests, you have a good conversation, you play great music. You just go for it.

In conversation with Eoin Murray, the tastemaking presenter and DJ speaks about his 26 years of documenting dance music culture, the pursuit of constant improvement, and inspiring discovery and creativity through his weekly transmissions from NYC.

Read the full interview now on djmag.com 🔗
✍️ @murraye_

“You have to trust yourself and just go for it and then make something amazing, right?” 🚀

On the one hand, you could say everything changed for Tim Sweeney five years ago. On 9th March 2021, two decades after he first stepped into WNYU’s basement studio as a student in New York, the DJ signed off from his weekly late-night post at the college radio station for the final time, taking his beloved Beats In Space show with him. With 1,000-plus broadcasts and hundreds of guest mixes under his belt — plus, a prolific label and party series — he was due a well-earned break, but by November he was back in action with a brand new show on @applemusic, where he’s been thriving ever since.

And really, listen to Beats In Space today and you’ll realise quite quickly that very little has actually changed in that time. Sure, the production value may be higher and the studio may be more high-tech, but at its core the format remains the same as it was when Sweeney started off – you get great guests, you have a good conversation, you play great music. You just go for it.

In conversation with Eoin Murray, the tastemaking presenter and DJ speaks about his 26 years of documenting dance music culture, the pursuit of constant improvement, and inspiring discovery and creativity through his weekly transmissions from NYC.

Read the full interview now on djmag.com 🔗
✍️ @murraye_

“You have to trust yourself and just go for it and then make something amazing, right?” 🚀

On the one hand, you could say everything changed for Tim Sweeney five years ago. On 9th March 2021, two decades after he first stepped into WNYU’s basement studio as a student in New York, the DJ signed off from his weekly late-night post at the college radio station for the final time, taking his beloved Beats In Space show with him. With 1,000-plus broadcasts and hundreds of guest mixes under his belt — plus, a prolific label and party series — he was due a well-earned break, but by November he was back in action with a brand new show on @applemusic, where he’s been thriving ever since.

And really, listen to Beats In Space today and you’ll realise quite quickly that very little has actually changed in that time. Sure, the production value may be higher and the studio may be more high-tech, but at its core the format remains the same as it was when Sweeney started off – you get great guests, you have a good conversation, you play great music. You just go for it.

In conversation with Eoin Murray, the tastemaking presenter and DJ speaks about his 26 years of documenting dance music culture, the pursuit of constant improvement, and inspiring discovery and creativity through his weekly transmissions from NYC.

Read the full interview now on djmag.com 🔗
✍️ @murraye_

@metroareanyc into The Velvet Underground. @soulwaxofficial putting together a love letter to NYC with this Beats In Space mix.

It airs again tonight at 9pm EST on @applemusic 1 Radio 📻 and the full interview is up on @applepodcasts

Oscar Farrell (@oscar_farr) dropping exclusives for us from his new EP “Birds Fly In” on @dh2.co coming out on June 5th. Ending his BIS mix here with “Don’t Play With Me”. Listen to his DJ mix tonight at 10pm EST on @applemusic club radio 📻. Our interview is up now on @applepodcasts

Thanks Oscar!!

Lil snippet from my latest @bisradio mix

Big love to Tim for having me down ♥️

Check out the mix and interview on @applemusic - link in bio x

Beats In Space Track of the Week (Episode 205):
@josh_caffe “Limousine” on @dh2.co

Tough to pick just one this week, but “Limousine” has those old school breaks with Josh’s vocals making me think I’m in some sleazy 1989 stretch limo. This one’s out May 25th on dh2, with a full EP dropping July 13th.

Speaking of dh2, next week on Beats In Space I’ve got label artist @oscar_farr in the mix.

Full mix: http://apple.co/beatsinspace

EGOMIX for @bisradio is now online on @applemusic radio !!!
I play only tracks I’m involved in !!! Link in story !!
& by the way… I’m running for president ✌🏻

EGOMIX for @bisradio is now online on @applemusic radio !!!
I play only tracks I’m involved in !!! Link in story !!
& by the way… I’m running for president ✌🏻

EGOMIX for @bisradio is now online on @applemusic radio !!!
I play only tracks I’m involved in !!! Link in story !!
& by the way… I’m running for president ✌🏻

EGOMIX for @bisradio is now online on @applemusic radio !!!
I play only tracks I’m involved in !!! Link in story !!
& by the way… I’m running for president ✌🏻

EGOMIX for @bisradio is now online on @applemusic radio !!!
I play only tracks I’m involved in !!! Link in story !!
& by the way… I’m running for president ✌🏻

EGOMIX for @bisradio is now online on @applemusic radio !!!
I play only tracks I’m involved in !!! Link in story !!
& by the way… I’m running for president ✌🏻

EGOMIX for @bisradio is now online on @applemusic radio !!!
I play only tracks I’m involved in !!! Link in story !!
& by the way… I’m running for president ✌🏻

EGOMIX for @bisradio is now online on @applemusic radio !!!
I play only tracks I’m involved in !!! Link in story !!
& by the way… I’m running for president ✌🏻

EGOMIX for @bisradio is now online on @applemusic radio !!!
I play only tracks I’m involved in !!! Link in story !!
& by the way… I’m running for president ✌🏻

EGOMIX for @bisradio is now online on @applemusic radio !!!
I play only tracks I’m involved in !!! Link in story !!
& by the way… I’m running for president ✌🏻

This Thursday. @etiennedecrecy on Beats In Space with his Ego Mix.

Tune in at 10pm EST on @applemusic Club Radio. 📻

This Thursday @etiennedecrecy on Beats In Space

🎧💿 Huge thanks @bisradio @applemusic for having me back — Tim’s mix series has been a North Star for many, especially back when we were booking @00amdjs parties 🪩

An honour to be invited thric3 🙂‍↔️

🎧💿 Huge thanks @bisradio @applemusic for having me back — Tim’s mix series has been a North Star for many, especially back when we were booking @00amdjs parties 🪩

An honour to be invited thric3 🙂‍↔️

🎧💿 Huge thanks @bisradio @applemusic for having me back — Tim’s mix series has been a North Star for many, especially back when we were booking @00amdjs parties 🪩

An honour to be invited thric3 🙂‍↔️

🎧💿 Huge thanks @bisradio @applemusic for having me back — Tim’s mix series has been a North Star for many, especially back when we were booking @00amdjs parties 🪩

An honour to be invited thric3 🙂‍↔️

🎧💿 Huge thanks @bisradio @applemusic for having me back — Tim’s mix series has been a North Star for many, especially back when we were booking @00amdjs parties 🪩

An honour to be invited thric3 🙂‍↔️

Clipped!! Talkin' 🤬 on @bisradio @applemusic my 3rd❗️mix for the show — interview and mix now up online for your listening𝓹𝓵𝓮𝓪𝓼𝓾𝓻𝓮 𝄞⨾💿🎧✮˚.⋆ #MusiciansAgainstAbsentIntelligence

New @bisradio mix and interview just dropped on @applemusic. Love to Tim Sweeney and the team for having my down in NYC 💘

New @bisradio mix and interview just dropped on @applemusic. Love to Tim Sweeney and the team for having my down in NYC 💘

New @bisradio mix and interview just dropped on @applemusic. Love to Tim Sweeney and the team for having my down in NYC 💘

New @bisradio mix and interview just dropped on @applemusic. Love to Tim Sweeney and the team for having my down in NYC 💘

New @bisradio mix and interview just dropped on @applemusic. Love to Tim Sweeney and the team for having my down in NYC 💘

New @bisradio mix and interview just dropped on @applemusic. Love to Tim Sweeney and the team for having my down in NYC 💘

New @bisradio mix and interview just dropped on @applemusic. Love to Tim Sweeney and the team for having my down in NYC 💘