Episode 59

Guest Mix:
Maris Moon soundcloud.com/maris-moon

Moby - Almost Home (Sebastien Remix)
Indeed - Feeling Good (Edit)
Affkt - Aoub (Tube & Berger Remix)
Devil & Bride - Lonely Planet (Sascha Cawa & Dirty Doering Remix)
Steve Lawler - Do Ya (Hot Since 82 Remix)
A. Balter - You're A Fish
Danito & Athina - Dark Symphony
Edu Imbernon - Dalt
Teenage Mutants vs. Kruse & Nuernberg - Moving Forward
Los Suruba - Fine (Fabio Giannelli Remix) (Maris Moon Edit)
Maceo Plex & Odd Parents - Learn To Fly (Maceo's Flight Home)
Matt Lange ft. Jeza - I Can't Forgive (Deep Lark Bootleg)
Edu Imbernon - At Dawn
Danito & Athina - Sneaky
Maris Moon vs. Pink Floyd - Welcome To The Machine

Guest Mix:
Freddy Silva soundcloud.com/freddy-silva

Diego Valle - W46-7 (Original Mix) Unreleased Promo
Arnas D - I Got You (Original Mix)
Kriece - Wookie Nipple Pinchy (Add2Basket & Smartminds Remix)
Rob Hess - Little Green Men (Steve Slight Remix)
Da Fresh, Xenia Beliayeva - Temptation (Original Mix)
Secret Cinema, Peter Horrevorts - Ana Bola (Original Mix)
Teho, Van Did - Hope (Knockout Edit)
Verdugo Brothers, Freddy Silva - Lucid Dreams Unreleased Promo
Victor Ruiz, Alex Stein - Generations (Original Mix)
Sascha Braemer - Et Voila (Cristoph Remix)

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DJ Dan presents Stereo Damage - Episode 59 (Maris Moon and Freddy Silva guest mixes)

Hidden truth beneath the rain
Whispered softly, clear, yet plain
Always near, yet out of sight
Waiting patient for the light

Echoes hum through passing years
Drowned by doubt, by noise, by fears
Silent answer, calm and still
Right before us, bending will

Now the veil begins to tear
Clarity hangs in the air
What we sought was always near
Known at last—forever here

п o п c o п f o r m i s t - 01 - It Has Always Been There

🎧 Luzard – “Mujica” (Goncho Madrid Deep Melodic Remix)
Un viaje introspectivo diseñado para la pista de baile.
Luzard reinterpreta a Goncho Madrid con una arquitectura Deep House melódica, donde la emoción se mueve al ritmo del kick.
Una voz profunda e inspiradora nos recuerda:
En la vida, lo importante no es no caer…
Lo importante es caer y volver a levantarse.
Soñar. Luchar. Seguir adelante.
“Rise Again” toma ese pensamiento como bandera: sintetizadores ascendentes, bassline cálido y texturas que respiran esperanza en cada compás. Una atmósfera que invita a bailar mirando hacia dentro, descubriendo fuerza en cada caída y renacimiento.
Filosofía que vibra. Ritmo que impulsa. Música para levantarte.

Mujica - Luzard - remix Goncho

Digital Rebellion - Track 09

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Two wonderful hours of Kimball Collins live at Le Noir, Kuala Lumpur.

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Summit Sessions 193 with Kimball Collins

DEKO-ZE - Breathe Fridays At System Soundbar Fall Sampler(a progressive / breaks mix) - (2001)

This week marks the 100th episode of Yoshitoshi Radio and the end of the weekly episodes. Going forward Yoshi Radio will be a monthly show.

So... i thought it would be fitting to end this great run with a Stranger Beats edition since it seems to be people's favorite (and mine too actually) and since it fittingly falls on 4th Of July weekend, I'm calling it the Freedom episode. 

It's important to remember that the freedom myself and many Americans experience is not something afforded to everyone around the world. I'm grateful to be one of the lucky ones who can call America home and be able to do what i love.

Happy 4th of July to all my American fans and to all my fans thanks again for sticking with us for 100 episodes.

Yoshitoshi Radio EP100 - Stranger Beats: Freedom

From the Archives : Live at Opulent Temple 2003, (the first) Sacred Dance 'White Party'

2003?  More like Unearthed Arcana.  Why the fuck would anyone care what I played in 2003?  I don't know either, but for the BM musical historians, and cause I wanted a Soundcloud play list of a playa set(s) from every year of Opulent Temple, here it is. A set from from our maiden year, and the first Wednesday night Sacred Dance white party.

We were the Opulent Temple of Kaos at 2:00 & C.  We built a metal open air dome and improvised a skeletal metal DJ booth wrapped in heavy duty plastic wrap.  (It was the beating the equipment took this year that prompted us to build the more equipment shelting 'O Pod' the following year.)

In my head, this was my first big 'playa set' and I prepared for it for days.  I was still a baby DJ, spinning mostly vinyl at BM with 1 or 2 songs on CD.  I imagined how many people I'd be playin these amazing tunes for.  There was like 10 people, lol.  I played early, before John Schiffer who was before Sandra Collins.  All my friends were late coming over in an Art Car.  There's still some moments in this set that stand the test of time.   Progressive house, tribal house, and progressive breaks.  Check it if you're bored or curious.  : )

Track Listing:
1. Francesco Farfa meets the Pleasure Team - The Search (interpolating intro w/ Jim Morrison)
2. Cass	 - Mind Rewind (a)				
3. Cass	 -Mind Rewind (b) (Momu remix)		
4. Jondi & Spesh - No Harm	(Momu Remix)		
5. Casa Flava - De Moma De		
6. Neurotic Jocks vs. Cam Farrar - Tribal Beats	
7. Planet Funk - Stuck in the UK						
8. Marco Bellini - Demon Rising				
9. Will Saul - Cliff (Infusion Remix)				
10. Shiloh - Will You Ever Come Around? (Infusion Remix)	
11. Deceptions vs. Subway - Amazonia						
12. E Magicians - Not Enough Memory			
13. Futuristic - Tonight						
14. MDK - Fucking Friday

From the Archives : Live at Opulent Temple 2003, (the first) Sacred Dance 'White Party'

Black Velveteen - Bionic Thumbdrive Fundraiser Set - APV 005

Live DJ set for the Rhythm Society's 2020 Autumnal Equinox Virtual Dance Celebration(VDC), full of bumpin' bass. Turn it up! :)

aacdebo - Live at Harvest VDC

Guess who's baaaaack? That's right, the wonderful and extremely talented Peri Meters is our guest this week with what may be her most impressive work yet. If you're feeling high strung, then let me present you with some medicine. This mix is laid back, beautiful, and rejuvenating... What more could we ask for in these times?

Seriously, this one is a TREAT.

deeB - Theme from Endless Sunset
Timothy Clerkin - War Wolf
Kaleidoscope Jukebox - Symmetric String Theory
Kruder &amp; Dorfmeister - Deep Shit (Part 1&amp;2)
Rhye/Bondax/Maverick Sabre - Open (AA ‘I Need’ Bootleg)
Vince Watson, Quart - Inspiration
Kaleidoscope Jukebox - Into the Ocean
O’Flynn - Aeolian
Massive Attack - Teardrop
Radiohead - Weird Fishes/Arpeggi
Four Tet - Two Thousand and Seventeen
Roni Size - Heroes (Kruder’s Long Loose Bossa)
Radio Citizen ft. Bajka - El Cielo
Cell - Spinning Whale
Team Astro - Liquid Luck
Carbon Based Lifeforms - Reaktion
Kaleidoscope Jukebox - Parvati’s Singing Bowl
MICHELLE - Sunrise
Thievery Corporation - Incident at Gate 7
MF Doom - Doomsday
Mononome - Forgive (A Man)
Aydio - XHD
Portishead - Revenge of the Number
Mr. Pakman Ft. The Mighty Scoop &amp; George Kleanthous - Noir
Kaleidoscope Jukebox - Eternal Embrace (Mister T. Remix)
Bodikhuu - De Janeiro
deeB - Outskirts
Caribou - Sister
Aydio - Deltitnu

Synth Etiquette Radio | Episode 102 | Peri Meters

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In 2011 Brian Bacchus started Summit Sessions at the request of a friend for a monthly mix.  At the time the show circulated around just a few dozen people at best.

Fast forward to 2017 and the show had grown to a 2 hour long weekly spot, syndicated across multiple great internet radio stations.  Through internet broadcasts, this profile, RSS, and other social media, Summit Sessions reached out to more than 300,000 listeners per week in over 200 countries!

Beginning in 2018, Summit Sessions returned to airing monthly to an entirely on-demand audience (SoundCloud, MixCloud, iTunes, etc.).  

The success of the show can be attributed to the incredible quality of the guests- both Brian's local St. Louis friends to international touring household names- Summit Sessions is always about delivering exceptional, meaningful music.

Of course, this didn't all begin in 2011.  Brian has been DJing since 1999 with residences at large venues in San Francisco, the UK, Omaha, and Las Vegas.