Dreamy mix of Deep House / Acid House & Funky Detroit picked on the fly. Enjoy!
Full video here: https://youtu.be/qeQ0a5TF1WA?si=ceLomSCIJ7t_JtBd

In order of appearance:


Gnork - Yoga On E (Hungary)

David Alvarado - Beautification (US)

Kelsey Lu  - Poor Fake (Omar S Remix)

Tin Man - Devine Acid

Mathew Jonson - Folding Space

John Arnold - Sparkles

Timeline - Still Pondering

100Hz - Oliva

Danny Howells - Earthlings X (Jimpster Remix)

Ian Pooley - Quattro

Lil Louis & The World - I Called U (The Story Continues)

Cesar Maravillas - Chocopop Jazz

Full Video Here

Coastal Selection

Born and raised in Barcelona (Spain) in 1970, David became interested in electronic music in the nineties. He got his first synthesizer at that time and started to produce the typical house music from this era.
His first collaboration was Techno oriented, together with Tony Blunt (thump Electronics Records). They released a few records on vinyl and performed together.
Thanks to the internet and social media he was able to connect with a broader audience. He got into new genres and evolved his sound. He is a big fan of Deep House and started sharing his productions online. His lush, funky and melodic Deep House productions are always of high quality, well arranged and produced. It is no surprise that it didn't take long for record labels to take notice. Since 2011 he has a steady flow of releases coming out on labels like Drum Mode, Dash Deep Records, HEAVY and Casareccio Records and his productions are supported by a wide range of respected DJs in the House Music scene.

Music Produced by: Jules Dickens @ Abstract Source Mixing https://www.abstractsourcemixing.com 
  
Contact:  info@abstractsourcemixing.com

“Whether releasing tracks as Abstract Source or through his many collaborations, you get the idea that this brilliant artist and teacher will touch the lives of many people. His steady flow of directed and passionate energy takes the form of a wonderfully unpredictable musical output"

Ashley Casselle
(Global Underground | Junior Boys Own)

Music means everything to Jules and after a chat about the many layers of his career, he reveals more than a few surprises. From his past DJ exploits playing on a desert island in Malaysia, a Chinese temple for NYE or, closer to home at Dalston's bustling Superstore.

He possesses a unique energy which fills his long white walled studio in Brick Lane, enthusing about the artists he’s collaborated with, like techno pioneer Russ Gabriel on 'The Return EP'. He's most at home among LED lights, flickering buttons and pulsing switches, while drum machines and sequencers roll effortlessly into action to reveal new tracks.

After a spell running the label Abstrakt Dance with techno kingpin Colin Dale, Jules is now focussing on his Abstract Source sound. From the lush house of ‘Day to Night’ on Chicago’s Large Records to the gyrating drum & bass of ‘Tell Me’ on London’s V Recordings.

His music has found its way into some esteemed places: Peter Gabriel's Cue Songs have picked up the rights to his catalogue while Finlay Cowan (Pink Floyd Illustrator) has commissioned him to soundtrack a new project, the intriguing 'Subway Slim'.

Jules is currently developing a music therapy project aptly named DMT (Digital Music Therapy) which stems from a recent bout of insomnia. He has already delivered sound workshops to over 200 people and an album is on its way.