Years before the first technorecord crossed my way, i was already addicted to electronic music - in form of soundtracks from videogames. It started with the 8-bit Sega Master System & when the Mega Drive came to the market i played almost every game with headphones & the Volume on the maximum, hours & hours... some composers really knew what they've been doing. I'm curious how you like this set - drop your thoughts in the comment section. Thank you.

01. Master * Rise from your Grave
02. Wata Igarashi * Agartha (Wata Igarashi Sorcery Acid Mix)
03. Orlando Voorn * Stuck in my ways
04. Steve Moore * Auto Sequence Start
05. Conrad van Orton * Cityroaming
06. Fred Hush * Da Shake
07. SLV * Far from the madding
08. Amelie Lens * Affection
09. Trancesetters of Westfalia * Nightcrawler
10. Emmanuel Top * Turkish Bazar (Chris Liebing Remake)
11. The Montini Experience * Astrosyn (Your House is my House) (T. Schumacher Remix)
12. Marco Bailey * Scorpia (Obscure Shape & SHDW Remix)
13. Conrad van Orton * Asakusa Station
14. Space Drum Meditation * Müde Augen (Anthony Linell Remix)
15. Farrago * Flavors of youth
16. Der Lehmann * Unloved Hate
17. Yuzo Koshiro & Motohiro Kawashima * Bulldozer
18. Alt8 * Cairo at Night (Aero Remix)
19. Yuzo Koshiro & Motohiro Kawashima * Crazy Train

Compiled & Mixed 2025-06-07

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Since earliest childhood i was into music & the turntable & vinyl of my parents. My father initiated my addiction to vinyl finally by starting to let me select a record at the age of 6 years. Since then i bought music on vinyl. When i started visiting clubs with 15 & was experiencing the gay scene, i often brought some of my house records to an event & asked the, dj if he knows these or could play them - they did & after a few times they handed me the headphone & said "do it yourself, you're welcome" (ultimate thanks to 'Ralf Auge', Toby Geier & Ludger Werb at this point - you lit the spark in the clubs or let me 'practice' at your homes). Thinking about these first steps into djing makes me smile with a bit of melancholy... this is an experience that is hard to imagine these days.

With my first own earned money at age 16 or 17 i finally bought 2 turntables, a mixer, a headphone & started to mix at home with the records i bought until then. I began giving my mixtapes to other djs, that did own parties in town & i got often the possibility to play. In 2006 i took a break from djing for 6 or 7 years. Vinyl production dropped, many labels switched to digital format - something i never was interested in, not even in cds. In 2013 i recognized, that vinyl was ready for a big return to the market.

My vinyl library expands meanwhile a 7000+ records & is still rising. If you hear anything here that you like, let me know.

I'm open for bookings, just hit the message button if you have any question.

played @

Tangente, Ulm
Donauturm, Ulm
Hexenhaus, Ulm
Mogambo, Ulm
After Hour @ Rockside, Ulm
Myers, Ulm
Café 113, Ulm
Millenium, Ulm
Hemperium, Ulm
Club Action, Ulm (Techno Fortress)
Liederkranz, Ulm

El Rubio, Neu-Ulm
Prestige, Neu-Ulm
Kiss! @ Gold, Neu-Ulm

Radio Free FM, Ulm
Radio RCG, Neu-Ulm
Radio SunrayFM, Blaubeuren

Röhre, Stuttgart
'Club 69' Events, Augsburg
Carfax, Memmingen
Climax Institutes, Stuttgart
Airport, Friedrichshafen
Schwarzer Adler, Egelsee

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Bastian Leonidas Thomas