Once again, a summer-themed mixtape has been put together, which hopefully makes your summer a little bit better and maybe introduce you to a new artist or two..

Please comment, like, or repost to share the artists (You'll get the full tracklist in return) - Enjoy!

Tracklist

1.	NATE08 feat. Naisha – ’Primrose’ (Original Mix)
2.	Sunflwr – ’Cul de Sac Club’
3.	Kaytranada – ’You're the One’ (Samwell Remix)
4.	Zerb – ’24h In A Disco’ (Extended Mix)
5.	Delacour – ’Midnight Club’
6.	Dutchican Soul, Greg Van Bueren – ’Reckless Girl’ (Midnight Extended Mix)
7.	Soul Wun feat. Mauricesax – ’She Who Sees All’
8.	Tentendo & Honey	 - ’Money’
9.	Samson, Tommy Kimpton – ’Pasión’
10.	Massianello & Flagrant Drvms & Joseph Royal  - ’Two Latin Girls’
11.	Marc Moon – ’Never Never’
12.	BLOND:ISH & Stevie Appleton – Never Walk Alone
13.	Ludo Lacoste & John Lebel – ’No Stress’ (Extended Mix)
14.	Gorgon City feat. Caroline Byrne – ’Run It Back’
15.	Tommy Richman – ’Million Dollar Baby’ (Mer Bear Remix)
16.	Kon, The Blessed Madonna, Daniel Wilson – ’Count On My Love’

Último Summer I

The SVGR project and this profile might be silent for a while. I'll still check in now and then, and perhaps drop a mixtape if I'm inspired. But less traction and plays in the last years, due to changes in the Soundcloud algorithms (or the quality of my work), has left all the scouting hours and the time spend on a frequent mixtape production unbalanced.

Few facts about the SVGR project. SVGR is short for 'Svoger' which means 'Brother-in-law' in Danish and is pronounced [Swåger]. I'm from Copenhagen, and have been creating mixtapes for years to share the work of rare musicians, and inspire friends with new deep house tunes. Playing 'Live' I'm one half of the dj duo 'DJ Svoger' and SVGR has been my solo-project. 

SVGR is a private initiative with no commercial strings attached, and thanks for all the listening, following, reposts, comments, and likes through the years.

Peace, 

SVGR!

“And those who were seen dancing were thought to be insane by those who could not hear the music.”
― Friedrich Nietzsche