The Un Cut programme at Stattbad testifies to the increasing transmission of global sound and audacious, anything-goes mixing inciting seismic shifts on contemporary dancefloors. Mark Ernestus, who has acquired iconographic status in Berlin as the founder of Hard Wax and one half of Basic Channel and Rhythm & Sound, presents the electrified, popular sounds of West African mbalax in the mercilessly propulsive polyrhythms of Senegalese drumming clan Jeri-Jeri. Formerly one half of drum and bass innovator duo Instra:mental, UK producer Boddika picks up on the raw energy of the Jeri-Jeri crew, conducting the classic styles of Chicago house, Detroit techno, and electro into raw, incendiary sets. Sarah Farina similarly lifts off from a bass background, mixing breakbeat, jungle, and juke to destabilize the 4/4 techno schema that has long dominated the Berlin club scene, and the breakbeats and percussive vortices of Portugal’s DJ Marfox are updated with instrumental kuduro, dark techno, and UK garage.