Connective Tissue is about the spaces between sound, ideas and people. Featuring underground artists from across the electronic spectrum as well as themed excursions into rhythms at large, Kathi delves into dance music, as well as into the connections that make it possible. The party hiatus forced by the pandemic prompted a personal need to reevaluate what DJing can do as an inherently contextual, fluid, and community-based practice, within and beyond nightlife. Connective Tissue seeks to explore this question through conversations, guest contributions, and experimentation with the 2-hour radio format. Sonic syncretism, fluidity, and genre irreverence will be celebrated in every episode.

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This month’s episode features Pily, a DJ I’ve been following with joy and excitement for a while now. Based in the underground scene of the Sonoran Desert, Pily has been carving out her distinct sound for close to 8 years. Her music is a passionate combination of house, minimal, italo disco, breaks, and electro. She first encountered music at the age of 18, when she jumped into a drum set and never let go. Once introduced to the turntables, it was nothing but pure love for the art of mixing! Enjoy Pily’s fearless almost all-vinyl mix in the second hour of the show.