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Danny Howells Live at The Warehouse, Rosario 2022/09/02 (incomplete)

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“This was my first gig after quite a long break so I’d been stockpiling my favourite tunes from the last few months, and there were so many that I was desperate to try out, things like the Crackazat tracks, Radio Slave, Santos, Maps and so on. It’s always a bit nerve-wracking playing again after having time off (for me anyway), and Buenos Aires is always such an important and special place to me, but once in that room with that amazing crowd, I immediately felt like I hadn’t been away. I have to credit Anhauser for the way they opened the room, leaving me space to start my set as deep as I wanted – it’s such an important role and they set the mood perfectly. It was a five-hour set but honestly, I wish it could have carried on, I was having such an incredible time. And I can’t wait to return.”

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EG.939 Danny Howells

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Episode 297 of Circoloco Radio with John Digweed

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Circoloco Radio 297 - John Digweed

This week’s guest artist needs little introduction. A longtime personal friend of Selador who has released music on the label many times and also collaborated with Dave Seaman regularly over the past couple of years. Plus, it's his birthday too! So let's give it up for the birthday boy, our friend and yours, the man like... Quivver! 

Tracklist..
1. Gonzalo Sacc & Rodrigo Lapena - Surrender - Sudbeat
2. Radieux - Waterfalls and Us  - Soundteller Records
3. Rich Curtis - Hard Won - (DNYO Remix One)  - Balance Music
4. Jamie Stevens - Dante -  Dreaming Awake
5. Devotionz - Tattoo - Toolroom Trax
6. Quivver & Dave Seaman - Liquid Nights - Mobilee
7. Quivver & Dave Seaman -  Gonna Implode - Mobilee
8. Raxon - The Cage Of Love - Ellum
9. Karla Blum - Never Be The Same (Maksim Dark Remix) - Senso Sounds
10. AIKON - Energy Control - TAU
11. Quivver - The Dark Side Of Pleasure - Controlled Substance
12. Woo York - Samun (8 Kays Remix) - Watergate

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Selador Sessions 214 | Quivver

Patrice Bäumel dropped a blistering after-hours set for us following his opening performance for Sasha & John Digweed for our 7 Year Anniversary on April 15th. Take a deep dive into this piece of electronic music excellence courtesy of @patrice-baumel

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Patrice Bäumel | After Party Set Live In Denver 4.16.23

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MIX340: Dave Seaman

This is my (hometown) set from this wonderful all day party at invisible Wind Factory in Liverpool. This is a live set (warts and all!), where I played in the main room after Gustin, and before Hernan Cattaneo. the crowd had started partying in the day time outside, and then came inside, so it was time to take the energy levels up!

Steve Parry At 303 at Invisible Wind Factory, Liverpool (Before Hernan Cattaneo) 08.04.2023

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@satoshi-fumi

Influenced by the 90's Detroit, Chicago and New York house/Techno scenes Tokyo native Satoshi Fumi has managed to create his own unique style over the years by providing the world with a variety of electronic music styles.

Balance Selections 256

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Balance Selections 256: Satoshi Fumi

Hello, g'day and welcome! So happy you can join us for a wee whizz around Planet Prog again on this wicked Wednesday. Bags packed? Passport safe? Then take a seat on our first class flight to another scorching dancefloor destination.

There are few producers in the Progressive House world who command more respect than our guest DJ today, and there's no one as happy as us when we introduce him to you. Il Modo, give it up for the amazing Gab Oliver!

“You just had to be there” is an oft-repeated refrain whenever the “Melbourne sound” – the dark, stripped-down, and gritty progressive house and breakbeat that dominated the city’s dancefloors in the early 2000's – comes up in conversation. 

Gab Oliver created and nurtured a sound that eschewed the big, bold, brash sounds of the late 90’s in favour of a deeper, darker, and more hypnotic aesthetic. In the process he shaped an entire movement that cemented Australia as a creative force in the global dance music scene, and led to the rapid maturity of Progressive house and Breakbeat. 

The legendary party 'Sunny' was the key Melbourne monthly event where punters could regularly hear these new sounds, thanks to the resident DJs being given free reign to experiment musically and the party having a strong emphasis on going against the grain. Without question, the driving force behind the uncompromising deep and dark focus of the event was Gab Oliver.

 “Road testing our tunes at Sunny was the biggest gift of all. That’s all that really mattered, people going off to our music, that was fucking amazing.” The pioneer of the deep and hypotonic sound has recently re-launched the much loved Zero Tolerance label which has given the current Progressive House landscape a shakeup from the mainstream, pointing towards a deeper, darker, and more moody aesthetic. He recently released "Drowning" EP on this label and has also joined forces with Bassiray & Mckeown under the guise "Depth Institute".  

Moody soundscapes, mediated by underlying tension and bathed in darkness, Depth Institute‘s haunted and sophisticated late-night progressive storytelling is uncompromising in every sense of the word. Their debut Remix on Gab's ‘Drowning EP‘ which focused on subtlety and deep textures representing the true ZT sound brilliantly. 

Their follow-up release was a remix of Hot TuneiK‘s ‘Poema‘, a track heavily supported by John Digweed on his recent tour of Argentina, on his Transitions Radio show, and peaked at #2 on the Beatport Top 100 Progressive House Releases Chart.

"I want the relaunched Zero Tolerance to be like it was back when we started it, a place for new artists to make music other people aren’t making. I’ve always had a passion for new music and supporting emerging artists, and I would love to see a new generation of producers given the kinds of opportunities we weren’t by other labels when we started out. If you’re making music that’s too deep and dark for other labels, we want to hear it." - Gab.. 

With that in mind, enjoy the mix! 

Gab Oliver - Moody Intro [unreleased]
Desaturate - Scurvy [False Dichotomies]
Hot TuneIK - Close Encounters [Dopamine Music]
Brian Cid - Shoreless Ocean [Infinite Depth]
Lostep - Burma (Mike Rish Remix) [unreleased]
Paul Angelo & Don Argent - Dear Cave [Movement Recordings]
Subandrio - Mein Sohn [Balance Music]
Alex O’Rion - Mastodon (Dub mix) [Sudbeat]
Mike Rish - Tunnel People [Lost & Found]
Paul Deep - Shakti (Matias Chilano Remix) [Sound Avenue]
Gab Oliver - Boogie Man [unreleased]
Jiminy Hop - Playground (Nicolas Petracca Remix) [Majestic Family Records]
Shanil Alox - I'm Too Weird (Original Mix) [Dopamine White]
Hi Fi Bugs - Lydian & The Dinosaur [Zero Tolerance]
Precision - Nightmare (Unreleased Mix) [unreleased]
Ric Niels - Falkner (Hobin Rude Remix) [onedotsixtwo]
Digby & Oliver - Human (Depth Institute Remix) [Zero Tolerance]

Zero Tolerance party in Melbourne -> https://www.facebook.com/events/1649075792272645

The Progcast - Episode 178 - Gab Oliver (Zero Tolerance)

Steve Parry Live from the IWF substation for 909 recorded especially for PFG. 
The  5th Birthday mix Pt 2 .

Steve Parry 909 Substation - PFG 5th Birthday  Mix Pt 2

RPMA [RP3D b2b Malleghem]

Iconic electronic compilation series & music imprint

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

Balance Selections 256: Satoshi Fumi

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