Since 2018, the British producer Evan Majumdar-Swift’s project 96 Back has been traversing the world of leftfield electronic music, releasing a string of music that culls from IDM, electro, and other forward-thinking sounds. The artist’s mix for Nina is composed of all new productions, with a decent portion of the music performed live and improvised. It’s an exploratory 42 minutes of music, no doubt, and it showcases a more experimental side of the producer, whose forthcoming release tender, exit is out next Wednesday on SVBKVLT. Give the mix a listen and read an interview with 96 Back below.

How did coming up in Sheffield inform your music?

Going out with a photoshopped printout of my passport, listening to bassline on a Wednesday was huge.

What kind of music have you been listening to lately?

Literally just Imogen Heap at the moment.

What is the biggest way in which you've changed as a producer since you started making tracks?

Way more intentionally I’d say, far more comfortable knowing what a track needs.

What do you do in the studio if you get stuck on a song?

Keep going until I fall asleep or something works or put loads of reverb on it, hence this mix existing.

What do you eat in the studio if you're hungry but don't want to stop making music?

I don’t eat and then feel fucking insane by midnight LOL.

Any dream collaborations?

Hmmm, Hudmo, 703, Eva808.