Sisu

Sisu Presents: In the Key of She

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Sisu is an international community acting to educate, inspire and showcase aspiring women and non-binary DJs and producers. We have a diverse roster of 34 artists for whom we create national and international opportunities, connections and pathways into the music industry. We are community-led, grassroots and hold a collaborative and inclusive ethos. You can read more about us and our amazing residents on our website and Instagram.

Author

Sisu

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Music

Podcast website

www.sisucrew.co.uk

Latest episode

Jun 22, 2026

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Episodes

In the Key of She on Threads Radio Ep. 2: Just Her 17.04.2020

ItKoS on Threads Radio EP. 2: Just Her Just Her (aka Claire Spooner)is a Brighton based producer, DJ, head of Constant Circles record label and art project. She's a prolific producer of haunting, groove-heavy deep and progressive beats spanning melodic and vocal techno and tech house. I spent a thoroughly enjoyable couple of hours with her back in 2018 chatting about how she got into production an...

In the Key of She on Threads Radio Ep. 1: Sarah Miller 17.04.2020

The first in a series of radio shows hosted by Threads Radio and produced by Sam Warren and Sisu. Showcasing music and stories from female electronic music producers in a range of genres, and across the globe, the shows are part of an academic research project to investigate gender diversity (or lack of) in technological, creative industries through a case study of electronic music production. Fin...

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