DJ Mani Midi explores how AI and digital signal processing could redefine techno production, from intelligent noise sculpting to generative rhythm design, and why human taste will always be the final algorithm. This post also shares how you may book an appointment with Mani.

DJ Mani Midi dives into the legacy of Dutch techno pioneer DJ Misjah, reflecting on his influence, iconic track ‘Access,’ and the 40-mix “In The Mix” DJ collection recently shared with fans in 2024. A nostalgic yet forward-looking tribute connecting the roots of 1990s techno to today’s global scene.

Today is #BandcampFriday! This means, today, all you spend on Bandcamp goes directly to the artists. How cool is it that they waive their fees multiple times a year? First, Thank You for following me there. Here are some of the items you can purchase directly from me, which I have linked conveniently on this blog post.

Here is a link to my playlist, called “DJ Mani Miglani Sept 2025 Favorite Seventeen - 17”. Yes, 17 tracks were chosen for a reason! Thanks for tapping in and listening to my mixes (the metrics always show who is listening to my team). If you purchase the playlist, drop us a line and let us know.

Subscribe to DJ Mani Miglani aka Mani Midi on Mixcloud via its SELECT service. This allows you to have Mani’s DJ sets offline, the ability to experience exclusive material, and also support his endeavors in music. Thank you in advance for the support or ‘spreading tha werd’.

A blog post about the Fleet EDM Collabs project’s Techno Madness. This was mixed by DJ Starline.EDM and DJ Mani Midi, both part of the Fleet EDM Radio family. This mix can be streamed for free on Mixcloud, and all links are in the post.

Thanks to DJ Malone Pro, State Manager for the Illinois Fleet DJs and much more, Tha Werd Sessions, my DJ show that mixes house, techno, tech-house, and more, which started for Mixcloud, has been syndicated to another radio station, namely, Chicago 77.3 Radio.

Detroit Techno has played an important role in the landscape of music and this article suggests all that love music to make a pilgrimage to Detroit. This was created for the Music Industry Essentials at NYU Tisch.