TRACKLISTING:
1. Unknown Super Dooper Edit [Unknown}
2. Mark E - Déjà vu [Running Back]
3. Joey Negro - Put a Lyric in it (Revenge edit) [Z Records]
4. The Mole - Fats Edit[Philpot]
5. 6th Borough Project – McLovin [Permanent Vacation]
6. Move D feat. DJ Late - Computer Flop [Workshop]
7. Soundstream - Soul Train [Soundstream]
8. Crazy P - Never Gona Reach Me [2020 Vision]
9. Fernando – Scarecrows [Redux]
10. Chris Carrier - I'm in Love Today [Silver Network]
11. Patchworks - Brothers on the Slide (Jimpster Remix) [Still Music]
12. The Mole - Guilty Pleasures [Internasjonal]
13. Chris Carrier and Jef K - Get Up [Silver Network]
14. Studio - Life's a Beach (Todd Terje Edit) [Information]
15. Chamboche - Feverish (The Revenge Remix) [Under The Shade]
16. Tensnake - Coma Cat [Permanent Vacation]
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BIO:
Five years ago, I would have been plying your ears with two mixes of sci-fi electro so spooky it would have had Luke Skywalker running for his light sabre. Whilst I am still a massive fan of the aforementioned music, over the past 2-3 years (and especially now I have reached the grand old age of 25) I have been getting more and more into the dubby, disco and downtempo sounds that my local record emporium has been able to provide. This was initially due to my residency at Kill The Disco (see below) where I realised the latest Anthony Rother and DMX Krew releases perhaps wouldn’t suit an 8pm warm up slot, but since then, my hunger for these sounds has burgeoned and now I quite frankly cannot get enough! A very bizarre Monday night in Berlin dancing to the most unbelievable underground 80’s disco music in the infamous Tachelles Squat venue has further increased my appetite to expand my knowledge of disco music both old and new.

In the previous few years I was involved in running a night entitled ‘Kill The Disco’, which began in my hometown of Middlesbrough before emigrating to Leeds when the vast majority of us involved began University commitments there. Will Saul, Marc Ashken and DNCN were among some of the many guests knocking out shapes behind the hallowed turntables. The night ran for the best part of a year and a half and grew from a weekly free party in a small bar to hosting numerous events at both the Mint Club and Cornerhouse. At the back end of 2009 I began playing in the back rooms at the infamous Detached techno nights at Beaverworks, with headliners such as Derick May, James Ruskin, Andy Stott and Surgeon appearing on the same line up. 

I have been a runner up in the I-DJ raw talent competitions twice, once in May 2005 and again in July 2006. I ran a radio show entitled 'Live @ The Underground' on www.lsrfm.com for three years whilst I was studying for my BA and over the duration of the show we attracted guest mixes and appearances from the likes of Billy Nasty, Tim Sheridan, Ellen Allien, Slam, Marco Passarani and James Holden amongst many others. The show was featured in both I-DJ magazine and DJ Mag as podcast/radio show of the week/month (or something like that!). 

I spent the summer of 2010 as resident at the Ibiza Rocks Bar in San Antonio, Ibiza, which was formerly known as Bar M. I played disco and house between 3 and 5 times a week, providing the official pre-parties for nights such as Cream & Pete Tong's Wonderland. It was a pretty good way to spend a summer. After landing back in the UK in September, I've landed a few gigs at Wax:On at The Mint Club in Leeds, and recently warmed up for disco living legend Maurice Fulton at the first birthday party for Distrikt, which is also located in Leeds.

This mix is what I'd hope to play in a club with no restriction - starting off nice and slow and deep before building it up a little (but not too much!). I like to play for as long as possible if I get the chance so if you can imagine this mix spread over three or four hours then you'll get a pretty good picture of how my set would go.

I do hope the sounds on this CD are kind on your good folk’s ears, and all comments are appreciated!
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AdamDaniels: I love you but I've chosen Disco

Adam Daniels – Everything above 115 BPM scares me – July 2009
    
    Tracklisting
    Toby Tobias – Schoon [Rekids]
    Todd Terje – Glittertind [Full Pupp]
    Picious – Palmas [Dogtown]
    Mark E & Dragon – Good Times (Prins Thomas Discomiks) [Internas Jonal]
    Metro Area – Square Pattern Aura [Environ]
    Nomumbah – Like a Rainbow [Sonar Kollektiv]
    The Detroit Experiment – Think Twice (Mark E Pressure Dub) [Juno Records]
    The Revenge – Savin’ The Day [Jisco Music]
    Project Sandro – Blazer [Sonar Kollektiv]
    Picious – Working with Fan [Dogtown]
    Mark E – RNB Drunkie [Golf Channel]
    Soundstream – Dance with Me [Soundstream]
    Dolle Jolle – Balearic Incarnation (Todd Terje Extra Doll Mix) [Permanent Vacation]
    Atmosfear – Dancing in Outer Space (The Revenge Rework 1) [Wolf Music]
    Lullabies in the Dark - Iridium (Superpitcher remix) [Permanent Vacation)
    Morgan Geist – Palace Life [Environ]
    
    Loops
    The Revenge – Night Flight [Jisco Music]
    Chic – I Want Your Love (Todd Terje Re-edit) [White]
    Metro Area – Dance Reaction [Environ]
    Los Angeles T.F. – Magical Body [Clone Classic Cuts]
    Kuniyuki Takahashi – Flying Music (Mark E Remix) [Mule Music]
    
  Five years ago, I would have been plying your ears with two mixes of sci-fi electro so spooky it would have had Luke Skywalker running for his light sabre. Whilst I am still a massive fan of the aforementioned music, over the past 2-3 years (and especially now I have reached the grand old age of 25) I have been getting more and more into the dubby, disco and downtempo sounds that my local record emporium has been able to provide. This was initially due to my residency at Kill The Disco (see below) where I realised the latest Anthony Rother and DMX Krew releases perhaps wouldn’t suit an 8pm warm up slot, but since then, my hunger for these sounds has burgeoned and now I quite frankly cannot get enough! A very bizarre Monday night in Berlin dancing to the most unbelievable underground 80’s disco music in the infamous Tachelles Squat venue has further increased my appetite to expand my knowledge of disco music both old and new.
  
In the previous few years I have been involved in running a night entitled ‘Kill The Disco’, which began in my hometown of Middlesbrough before emigrating to Leeds when the vast majority of us involved began University commitments there. Will Saul, Marc Ashken and DNCN were among some of the many guests knocking out shapes behind the hallowed turntables. The night ran for the best part of a year and a half and grew from a weekly free party in a small bar to hosting numerous events at both the Mint Club and Cornerhouse. Although we have had around a years break, we do hope to return in Leeds very soon. 
  
For this mix I have put together what represents what I would knock out in the last two hours of a warm up set in a club; dubby disco and deep house tunes with some big(ish?) records and some that I’d hope very few people had heard before, if that’s at all possible in the digital era! I’ve very recently invested in a copy of Ableton and I’ve been playing around with the loops and effects features on there a little, as you will hear in the mix if you listen closely – I’ve tried to keep it reasonably subtle as one thing that really gets my goat is people who smash a tune to bits with over the top effects – using every effect on a DJM 800 one after the other does not constitute good DJ’ing!
  
  I do hope the sounds on this CD are kind on your good folk’s ears, and all comments are appreciated!
  
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AdamDaniels: Everything above 115BPM scares me

Loads more mixes available at www.mixcloud.com/adamdaniels

Based in Ibiza, and resident DJ at the wondrous Pikes Hotel for the last 3 summers. I've been fortunate enough to warm-up for the likes of Artwork, Nightmares on Wax, Crazy P, Danny Rampling, Waze & Odyssey, Ben Pearce, Maribou State, Bushwacka, and 2 Bears throughout this amazing residency.
I was bunked up in Leeds for the best part of my twenties, spinning dusty vinyl & scratched CDs in various buildings, backrooms, and broom cupboards across the North. During this time I had the chance to play alongside a lot of my favourite DJ's and producers, including Maurice Fulton, Hot Toddy, The Revenge, Aeroplane, PBR Streetgang, and Death On The Balcony.
I've been DJing for 15 years, promoted loads of nights, played alongside loads of dead good DJ's, and ran a pretty cool radio show for 3 years. My parents didn't bring me up in a camper van listening to Pink Floyd or buy me a set of decks for my 6th birthday, but they did like a bit of Fleetwood Mac and Michael Jackson. Does that make me cool?

AdamDaniels

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