Friday, July 3 at Left Bank loads Space One beyond the usual selector picks. Post Industrial Boys, the live project of Georgian electronic pioneer and Goslab collective member Gogi Dzodzuashvili, shares the room with a new album showcase from Matias Aguayo. The Chilean-German producer's Kompakt and Cómeme catalog treats voice as primary instrument, theater training dissolving the line between vocal and machine. Anenoa, his latest record on Platoon, pushes that further, a collaborative sprawl of Latin electronic pop sung largely in Spanish with voices gathered from Santiago to Mexico City to London. Giorgi Pipia holds the Rinse FM-shaped end of the program. Midnight pulls the floor to Outdoors, where Crisco brings over a decade of immersion-first selecting from Sicily via Copenhagen. Kath J follows her 303Hz mentorship instinct into booth decisions that land differently each time. Kutaisi's Nukx rounds out with a raw, still-forming energy from Georgia's second city.

Free Saturdays returns to Left Bank on July 4. Space One pairs a live modular set from Agava and Wayward Atom with selectors Giorgi Pirveli B2B blackrain and simsonabim before midnight turns the program to Outdoors. Ash Scholem has an ear for overlooked records sharpened across more years behind the decks than most selectors on the Georgian circuit. Dual Pistols, a KHIDI resident, works the friction between hypnotic grooves and industrial weight, each set a negotiation between those two gravities. Soulidan closes the outdoor stretch, a project built around emotional directness, every phrase carrying something personal into the room.