Спасибо 2017 не забываемо! Бомба

Happy to be celebrating 1 year of residency with the iconic BEAT CLUB London in the next few weeks, here is a live-recorded set from one night at the club where I opened for the mighty Lee Burridge.

See you somewhere on a dancefloor soon, 

Redfreya x

Live from BEAT: Redfreya opening for Lee Burridge

Pole Folder
Woodstock69/ BeachClub [Netherlands]
06.04.2014
Part 2 of my 7 hours set [8 PM - 10 PM]
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Pole Folder - Woodstock69 06.04.2014 - Part2

Here's a 1h cut from my set from Pacha Buenos Aires on 11.10.14. Excellent crowd & gig ! =)

Cid Inc @ Pacha, Buenos Aires, Argentina (2014-10-11)

Pole Folder
Bahrein Buenos Aires March 2015
Last part
Full set ➡️ https://www.friskyradio.com/show/destinations/
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Pole Folder - Live At Bahrein Buenos Aires March 2015 - Last Part

If you walked into any club worth its salt back in 2009, chances were pretty high you would encounter one of the most outrageous tracks to be released that year. Patrice Bäumel’s ‘Roar’ (on Get Physical records) was a perfect slice of techno/house/electronica madness, a track so woundly tied up that you could physically feel the anxiety rise up in your body in anticipation for what was about to happen. That release heralded a new force on the scene and can rightly be considered as Bäumel’s breakout track. Fast forward 6 years later, and the ex-Trouw resident has attained a level of maturity with his sound that few artists reach, a fact that has not gone unnoticed by major players like K7, Systematic, Diynamic, Trouw and Turbo, all of whom has released his music at some point. Part of the Kompakt stable now, Baumel has been spreading his house/techno gospel all around the world, delivering the sort of epic, yet somehow restraint sets, that will make you seek all of his online mixes afterwards. He really has been going about his business in a way that is admirable and non-fussy, describing what he does as ‘techno music for grown-ups’ – a very apt description indeed. One read of his excellent interview below really paints a picture of an artist who just LOVES music, and it really shows in the tracklisting which features a host of obscure, yet excellent selections. And we are pleased to say that his Balance podcast might just go down as a stone cold classic.

Interview and tracklisting here: http://www.balancemusic.com.au/news/balance-selections-patrice-baumel/

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Over the last 10 years Stelios Vassiloudis has released music under various monikers and aliases for labels such as Bedrock, Poker Flat and Audiomatique. Not only has he received support form high profile labels,  but some of his most vocal supporters over the years have been luminaries such as Sasha, Josh Wink, Laurent Garnier and Steve Bug. A notable achievement in recent years for Vassiloudis was the release of his debut album on John Digweed's esteemed Bedrock imprint. Released to critical acclaim in late 2011, 'It Is What It Is' spanned across 2 discs of original compositions, and set the global stage for Stelios as an artist with a very unique production style.
On his mix for Balance, the Greek producer has opted for a very upfront selection of tracks from artists such as Dauwd, Recondite, dubspeeka and more. No doubt this one will have you coming back for more…
For more info: www.balancemusic.com.au

Balance Selections 045: Stelios Vassiloudis

Romanian native BOg resides in Paris, where he is known for layering electronic beats to atmospheric, optimistic rhythms. His ability to weave together twinkling tapestries of scattered beats almost feels futuristic. The big break for the Romanian came in 2014 after he met John Digweed through the annual DJ competition, Burn Residency, all leading to BOg being signed to Bedrock Records. As one can expect, hanging out with a legend like Digweed has led to BOg progressing his skills swiftly, and word about the producer's forward-thinking productions are starting to get new fans by the day. And after his recent Innervisions-released collaboration alongside Tim Engelhardt, 'No More Words', you can expect his profile to flourish even more.

The 46th edition of Balance Selections is a soulful journey across eleven tracks featuring artists like Doctor Dru, Andhim and André Hommen alongside a number of unreleased BOg tracks.  With plenty of highs, BOg has shown with this mix that he is a talent to keep tabs on...

Soundcloud: @bogmusicoff
Facebook: www.facebook.com/bogmusic

Interview + tracklisting: www.balancemusic.com.au/news/balance-selections-046-bog/

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Balance Selections 046: BOg

Nick Warren became one of the first so-called “superstar DJs” in the mid-to-late ’90s, holding down a high-profile residency at Cream in England, touring around the world, and appearing on several DJ mix albums before they became commonplace. Though he spun an eclectic array of dance styles in the late ’80s and early ’90s, he eventually championed the late-’90s trance sound of labels like Hooj Choons and joined the ranks of other superstar DJs like Paul Oakenfold, Sasha, and Tall Paul.

Before leading a jet-set lifestyle, Warren moved to Bristol in the 1980s after having just turned 20. By the early ’90s, he was one of the city’s top DJs, spinning upstairs at Vision, one of the city’s first super-clubs. At the time, Warren spun everything from dub and hip-hop to house, which became his preferred style.

When fellow Bristol artists Massive Attack left to tour America in the wake of their early success, they invited Warren to accompany them on tour as their official DJ, a testament to his turntable skills as well as his reputation at the time. Eventually, Warren began a massively successful stint as the resident DJ at Cream in Liverpool.

The years that followed saw Nick Warren enjoy a whirlwind of success. Through a combination of providing acclaimed mixes for Mixmag, DMC, and the hugely successful Global Underground series, and releasing a string of club-smashing solo singles, Warren found himself catapulted into the electronic and house big leagues; and, by continuing to release acclaimed albums, singles, and remixes with his Way Out West partner-in-crime, Jody Wisternoff, and remixing tracks for the likes of Lana Del Rey, he firmly established himself as a truly multi-faceted producer of top-quality dance music.

Having already graced the decks at every self-respecting super-club on the planet and made his name as a superstar DJ, the late Noughties saw Warren turn his hand to the business side of the music industry. Now, as the A&R of Bristol-based Hope Recordings, he spends his time seeking to hone and promote the next generation of club-smashing DJ and production talent; and, through the expansion of his label The Soundgarden into a globe-straddling international events and entertainment brand, set in stone his already firmly-established reputation as a giant of electronic, techno, and house music.

With a flurry of new releases, further The Soundgarden live events from Ibiza to Argentina, and the highly anticipated Way Out West ‘Tuesday Maybe’ tour already in the diary for 2018, Nick Warren is showing no signs of slowing down; and, if the continued devotion of his ever-expanding fan-base is anything to go by, that’s a decision that will be welcomed with open arms by dance music lovers the world over.

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Hey guys! Here is my guest mix for John Digweeds Transitions. 

Sep 20, 2019.

Tracklist

(Live in Sydney, warming up for Sasha & John Digweed. Weekend In Residence. Ministry Of Sound / Ivy. June 2019) 

Matt Rowan & Robbie Lowe - Luminary
Roy Rosenfeld - The Biggest Heart (TRYBESof)
Uone - Sands Of Time, Pt .2 Feat. Sleeping Genie (Balance Music)
Deltano - Femme Fatal (Fantastic Friends Recordings
Ian Pooley Puzzled (Suol)
DJ Tennis - Starck (Running Back)
Whitesquare - Ligai (Freerange Records)
Forriner - Goodnight - Shit Robot Remix (Me Me Me)
Big Al & Bigz - Andalucia - Dave Pad Remix (Ready Mix Records)
David Morales - Wizz 1000 (Diridim)
KE - The Morning Run (Variety Music)

John Digweed - Transitions 786 (Guest Robbie Lowe) Sep 2019

The maestro Mr Danny Howells steps up to the Selador HQ turntables during these challenging times with the first of his 'Lockdown Get-On-Down' mixes to help you beat the isolation blues. 60 minutes of one of the finest DJs in the business live and exclusive to the Selador Sessions. Crank it up!

Tracklist..
Shur-I-Khan “Freakin’”
Ian Pooley “In The Night”
Solidmind “Hopeful”
No ID
Danny Howells “Shortwave”
Sofia Kourtsis “Sarita Colonia”
Kink “Nagore”
No ID
Alex S “Sweatbox”
Prins Thomas “Bringing Mum To Panorama Bar”
Jozef K “Ulvetanna”

This show is syndicated & distributed exclusively by Syndicast. If you are a radio station interested in airing the show or would like to distribute your podcast / radio show please register here: https://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration

Selador Sessions 57 | Danny Howells

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- Facebook: www.facebook.com/howimetthebass
- Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/HowIMetTheBass
- Instagram: www.instagram.com/howimetthebass

3 QUESTIONS to GUY J:

Q: Thanks for being part of our series. Talking about your mix: What do these tracks mean to you and how did you get in touch with electronic music once?

A: Thank you for having me! It made me feel great doing this mix, it took me back in time and made me realize how lucky I am to grow up with this music around me. Everything was beautiful, everything was made with passion. While it was hard to post 10-15 years of influence in 1 hour, I just went with what I felt like at the moment of making the mix. I was growing up with the radio turned on all the time at home, and was exposed to different kind of music and I think Electronic Music for me was what I wanted to do, but the feeling of what music can transit is what I learned from listening to all genres of music. I feel blessed to grow with music that will be timeless.

Q: During Corona the world has changed a lot, especially for everyone of us being in the music and event industry. How did you spend your time?

A: I went through a process during this time and still going through that process. It started with kind of ‘hype’, not necessary positive, but excitement of a change. And I thought to my self 'OK, it's a great opportunity to work on music and spend time at home’ but then the touring was missing and with that also the inspiration was missing, so frustration came along as I’m used to working a lot on music. After that, realization came and I understand that this is what it is and there is nothing to do about it and appreciate that my surrounding are healthy and make the best out of being at home. It might take time to get back to how it used to be for the music and event industry, but it will get there, and we will miss being at home and this slow rhythm.

Q: Which fresh and hot projects are you currently working, so what's coming next?

A: I have my on release coming out on Lost & Found called “Beast Of Sea / Catfish” which will be on digital and vinyl. And the vinyl is going to include another track limited to the vinyl release. Here is link for the release: https://www.beatport.com/release/beast-of-sea/3006793

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Est. 2000

Flying the flag for ‘quality independent electronic music’, born and bred on a national and global scale in their homebase of Australia and beyond, Balance Music have been at the very forefront of underground house music since its inception, expertly guided by experienced director Tom Pandzic. Their revered Balance Mix Series (Established in 2000) has seen the likes of Max Cooper, James Zabiela, Kolsch, Hernan Cattaneo, Henry Saiz, Danny Tenaglia, Deetron, Joris Voorn, Patrice Baumel, James Holden, Agoria, Phil K (R.I.P.), and more step up to the plate for one of the most essential collections across the entirety of the electronica spectrum, whilst Balance Series, their showcase for expressive tech, progressive and wider variations of house music, is a focal point of the sound. The latter has nurtured top-drawer releases from quality artists encompassing a plethora of upcoming and established acts. As the brand continues to grow exponentially, their ever-expansive popularity shows no signs of letting up. - Juno

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