15-Min Flash Mix E47: Nino Blink Has His Eyes Set On Some Pounding Peaktime Techno
It’s techno time with Nino Blink (Credit: Courtesy of Nino Blink)
If you need a 15-minute remedy, here’s our next dose of Life In Arpeggio’s 15-Min Flash Mix. In the hotseat for episode 47, we have the Singapore-based Scottish DJ and producer, Nino Blink. Prior to his move to Singapore where he’s graced the decks of Manifest, ke’lektiv and Tuff Club, Nino was active back home with his BLINK parties in Glasgow’s Club 69. His other accolades abroad include gigs in Germany, Hungary and Argentina, and supporting slots for the likes of Gary Beck and Reset Robot. Nino’s also an adept whiz in the studio with several techno productions in his portfolio, and he’s also the co-founder of Creepy Finger Records.
A man of many talents, this Nino (Credit: Courtesy of Nino Blink)
For the 15-Min Flash Mix, Nino Blink delivers the kind of mix you’d wanna blast when you’ve had a wretched, soul-sucking day. It’s driving decadent peaktime techno that charges on, wielding dark allure with powerhouse stature. Think piledriver beats, sullen basslines, acid accents and arena atmospheres. He’s packed in big names such as Christian Smith, KiNK and Shiba San, flaunting the sort of main stage sound you’d expect when he’s behind the 1s and 2s.
Eyes on him. Nino Blink, take it away.
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