Ditto what Viress said!   Love this mix!!

Available on all platforms:
Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/bombay-sippin/4100157
Bandcamp: https://riccoricco.bandcamp.com/track/bombay-sippin
Apple Music: https://apple.co/3oxl9qr

Bombay Sippin' is a continued house music evolution for Vancouver, BC, based DJ/producer Ricco. After a few months of focussing on production, Ricco dives into a theoretical mass of thick kicks, deep baselines, funky percussion and a catchy vox taken from none other than the legendary WIZ.

This DJ friendly version gives you all the ammunition you need to grab, capture and keep your dance floor while pouring a bombay gin and tonic... make it a double.

Mixed by @dbf_music at Kiklo studios Vancouver, Canada.(www.facebook.com/kiklomusic/) (www.instagram.com/dbfs_music/).

Is it a bird? Is it a plane? No it's Ordinare X on the album design and visuals (bit.ly/3UTHbzy).

~c u on the dacefloor~

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The legendary @dave-dirk figuratively and literally lit up the dance floor this year at Ironic Spin with this banger of a techno set. Mr. Dirk has been a longtime staple at otherworld, and we were super stoked to officially have as part of the Ironic Spin team this year. Dave (alongside co-pyromaniac Danger Heather) were responsible for bringing Ironic Spin it's long dreamed-of fire poofin' star pods this year.

Dave Dirk - Friday Late Night @ Ironic Spin 2023

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House music alert 🕺🏾. Capping off this year with a straight no chaser house mix containing tracks i’ve been sneaking into sets this Summer and Fall. 

Thank you to the talented Melissa Marie for the artwork:
https://melissamarie.myportfolio.com/

Tracklist:
Trevor Gordon - Turn It Around
Tony Quattro - LA Fitness
Apollonia - Trinidad
Rampa - Les Gout
DJ Honesty - Moment (Losoul)
System Olympia - Night Rise
Miss Jools - Devine Trouble
Djoko - Close Call
A Lister - Hanging On
Alain Ho - Your Love
Sweely - Yes He Is

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What’s the point of your DJ career? I came across a great article addressing this question on First Floor that was featured back in Oct (link below). I paraphrase below some of the points that stuck out to me.

DJing itself isn’t particularly difficult; literally anyone can DJ. Fine… that’s fun. But there’s this odd pressure for DJs to constantly project success; irrespective of whether or not things are actually going well. Is what they are doing actually creatively fulfilling? Good question.

I’ve been lucky enough to be on most sides of the creative equation in the scene and certainly feel less pressure at this point in my music journey to project success; simply focussing my production on my roots in house, breaks and D&B has been rewarding enough. Seems like the less serious I take it, the more dividends it pays. So maybe there’s no point, just running with it?

I agree with the article: it’s unfortunate how much DJs decisions these days are likely to be influenced by ... prevailing narratives about what a DJ career is supposed to look like… aka, an artist’s only options are to become an international touring juggernaut or remain “just” a local DJ. 

The article goes on... DJs can take their craft seriously without depending on gigs as their sole source of income. Plenty of great DJs hold down other jobs... I do. I’ve seen a lot of clout chasers and people who just want to get famous. They will always exist but dance music, especially underground, should distance itself from the glorification of continuous growth and mindless hustle culture.

The article's has a point, there’s no shame in having a day job, and there’s nothing wrong with being a DJ who doesn’t travel, or only plays the occasional out-of-town show. For DJs, there is no single “correct” path, and aiming for something lower than global domination shouldn’t be regarded as a failure.

I appreciate how the article suggests normalizing ignoring the voices that tell artists, “you’re not getting enough recognition” and encourage them to focus instead on following their creative impulses, wherever they may lead.

Normalize not thinking of DJing in career terms.

Its a great read for new and long time DJs. I wanted to share that.

Enjoy 🌄 the mix 🎵…. or don’t; it’s all 🧘🏽‍♂️.


Link to article: 
https://firstfloor.substack.com/p/whats-the-point-of-your-dj-career

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DJ Abasi's latest mix, and part 2/2 (on CD1) of the upcoming SiGNAL Sessions vol. 13 - The 4 Year Anniversary double CD.

To help celebrate SiGNAL's 4 Year Anniversary on Oct. 9, 2010, 150 copies of this double CD will be given out, featuring DJs Joseph Martin + Abasi on CD1, and Woodhead + Andy Clockwork on CD2.

Come get your own copy with all 4 mixes on 2 CDs, and help us celebrate!

Track listings for this mix (note: tracks 1-11 are on part 1, by Joseph Martin):
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12. Pezzner - TheTracksAreAlive (Rozzo Remix)
13. Steve "Silk" Hurley - Jack Your Body (Hardfloor Remix)
14. CirezD - OnOff (Sebastien Leger Remix)
15. Deadmau5 + ChrisLake - I Said (Sergio Fernandez Remix)
16. Audiojack - Shakedown
17. Analog People In A Digital World - Rose Rouge (Original Mix)
18. M.A.N.D.Y. vs. Booka Shade - Donut (James Talk Remix)
19. Scissor Sisters - Invisible Light (Stuart Price US12)
29. Chemical Brothers - Horse Power (Popof Remix)
21. VilliManilli - ItsASin (Remake) 




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SignalSessions vol. 13 (4 yr. anniv. mix) - CD1, pt2 by ABASI

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