Not many producers successfully make a total transition from one style of dance to another. The reinvention has been highly effective for former hard house producer, DJ & label manager, Alan Fitzpatrick. 365liveRadio checks in with the UK-based producer tonight.

Alan was previously one half of Testube Babies, and ran 'boshing' British label Brain Damage Recordings. Since 2008, he has switched to a deep intelligent, almost new wave of sleek progressive dance music, championed by John Digweed and Pete Tong. A quick listen to his current productions will reveal a more subtle and melancholic sound than he had previous been part of.

2009 has already seen a slew of tracks on 8 Sided Dice Recordings that has seen Alan's name be on every cutting edge dance fan's lips. His own single entitled Amsterdam has also done the damage, and his remix of John Digweed & Nick Muir's track Aquatonic on Bedrock has further strengthened his profile this year.

Alan's involvement with Bedrock went one step further when he signed the single Reflections (including Petar Dundov mixes) to Mr Digweed's seminal imprint. Ever industrious, the interestingly entitled track Scatter Cushions is forthcoming on King Unique's Curfew Recordings in the near future.

365Liveradio checks in on the phone for an exclusive interview with Alan Fitzpatrick tonight, and expect an special exclusive mix from the man himself tonight for the last hour of the show.

Hit up the Studio 80 link below between 20:00 - 22:00 CET tonight to hear the show live! If you miss this week's edition you can go to the 365LiveRadio tab above to stream again throughout the week

2009-09-04 - 365liveradio

365LIVE! Radio checks in with British whizz-kid Tim Green (aka TG) tonight for a special exclusive interview and track recommendation. Show host Paul Sparkes speaks to the up and coming producer who has a slew of hot tracks out in 2008 on the labels such as Renaissance, Dirtybird and Trapez. Green also turns in the exclusive hour long guest mix for the last section of tonight's show, a live set from his recent three week coast to coast tour of the US.

Tim Green is a star on the rise. His initial releases on Four:Twenty established him in the scene and developed his reputation for quality, clean electronic music. However 2008 has certainly been a breakthrough year for Tim, the release of Revox on Claude Vonstroke's Dirtybird imprint brought notoriety as well as great critical acclaim and his follow-up release, Mr Dry on, Cologne-based label, Trapez consolidated his position as one of the most exciting young producers in the game. Latest tracks include the madly-infectious Kitch In and Bee Laying, two challenging tunes that are expected to take Tim's reputation further this year.

His productions are played all across the board by the likes of Richie Hawtin to John Digweed, Christian Smith to Pete Tong. It's as if Tim has set out to find a sharper, more funky version of tech house as well know it, with the BPMs slightly higher; its sleek, ass-shaking funk all the way.

Hit up the Studio 80 link below between 20:00 - 22:00 CET tonight to hear the show live! If you miss this week's edition you can go to the 365LiveRadio tab above to stream again throughout the week