Fukhouse with The Lady Machine, Ian Guthrie and Jeremy P. Caulfied (live)

Fukhouse presents The Lady Machine at Standard Time Along with residents: Ian Guthrie Lee Osborne Jeremy P Caulfield (live) Born in Rio, Camila, aka The Lady Machine, has been DJing since the early 2000’s, making a name for herself across the globe. A major influence amongst the Brazilian techno scene, The Lady Machine has gained a reputation for her deep music selections and mixing skills which incorporates an old school Roland TR-707 in the booth. Now one of the most respected women within the Berlin scene, The Lady Machine has racked up some fine releases and recorded many fantastic sets which have been increasingly recognised by stalwarts of the techno scene such as Ben Klock. As a teenager, The Lady Machine immersed herself in techno as much she could. Considering the techno scene in Brazil was relatively new, she attended multiple electronic parties called Love Galaktika and began to discover electronic music through radio shows such as Novas Tendencias. Initially attracted by the music, The Lady Machine also enjoyed attending club nights in order to surround herself with like minded people who shared the same passion. Resultantly, she became interested in mixing, so much so that she landed her first gig when she was just 21. In fact, this was at a very famous nightclub in Brazil called Bunker 94, which is renowned for booking the very best electronic music DJ’s in South America. This gave The Lady Machine a huge amount of encouragement and pride, driving her to complete a music production diploma in the UK and then a move to Berlin followed. Over time, The Lady Machine began to produce music, which refined her unique soundtrack whilst always sticking true to core techno sounds. Over the past two years, she has cemented her name in the Berlin community playing at some of the best events in the city and becoming a regular at the highly-rated event Pornceptual. Perhaps most importantly, the exciting Brazilian artist has established her very own record label with Decka called Unterwegs. Whilst charting some of the very best techno talents within the scene, the duo also use it as a platform to showcase some of their stunning productions. For just their second release, Cami released a four-track EP with a hugely exciting Brazilian prospect who goes by the name of Amanda Mussi. Together, they have created a fast paced record with energetic and 90s inspired techno which would suit any dance floor. Look out for more productions in the coming months…