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BACK TO THE TOKYO DISCO. (25.May.2023)

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01. Kagami / Pati (Piano Piano Mix) / Frogman
 02. Ben Sims presents Ron Bacardi / Ready For Action / Bass Culture 
03. Mateo Murphy / Back To The Beat / Turbo 
04. FLR / Easy Filter Part X (Kagami Remix) / Reel Musiq
 05. Hertz / The Coin / HZ Trax 
06. James Ruskin / Eight 3 / Tresor
 07. Ben Sims / Reject 2 / Hardgroove
 08. COVER UP
 09. Floorplan / His Eye Is On The Sorrow feat. Carol Otis / Aus
 10. Back Drop Bomb / Never Seem To Last (Kagami Remix) / Dtprcssng
 11. Kagami / Freak / Frogman
 12. COVER UP
 13. Green Velvet / Walk In Love / Relief
 14. Latrec / Kutika / Viscera Transmissions
15. Westbam And Nena / Oldschool Baby / Low Spirit
16. Pig & Dan / Trauma / Cocoon
17. Planetary Assault Systems / Devotion (Truncate Remix) / Token
18. Italojohnson / 15B1 / Italojohnson
19. Star B / Gotta Have You (DJ Bone Remix) / Snatch!
20. Kagami / Y (Ken Ishii Remix) / Frogman

Dedicated to my friend KAGAMI.

TOKYO DISCO 2023

TRACKLIST :
Hopler Route - Dislocation
Lotech/Hijack - In a good place
Noosa Sound System - Ybftt
Grisha - Back to normal
Deemkeyne - Libelle (Mastra remix)
Gearotica - Tools
Genning - Electric Lime
Nae:Tek & Gambusia - Rat
Nbst - Is this way
BT Gate X-138 - Mechanism 6
Panaflex - Newquay
Nick Newman - Enlightened man

Cities #610 - Ijevsk [Dub -  Raw Techno - Hypnotic - Slow Beats]

B.Traits live @ The Warehouse Project 07/11/2014

DJ Hell Live @ La Boum De Luxe, FM4 Radio (26.12.14)

Grime

Ema Remedi @ Loosen Up - Club der Visionaere 04-08-16

Enjoy the outstanding 5-hour set from Ray Okpara who heatened up the Waterfloor from 06-11h in the morning during our labelnight at Watergate. Recorded at 15.10.2016, Berlin.

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Ray Okpara - 5h DJ Set / mobilee labelnight @Watergate 15.10.2016

DJ HELL Live at K4 Szczecin November 2016 - Part 1

DJ HELL Live at K4 Szczecin November 2016 - Part 2

Listen back to a live mix from Andrew Weatherall recorded in Jæger’s basement.

In the early nineties after Acid House was firmly instated as part of popular culture and shortly after his success with Primal Scream on the 1991 record Screamadelica, Andrew Weatherall could have easily taken a position amongst the Oakenfolds and Sashas of the world as a superstar DJ, but feigned the spotlight in favour of something more substantial.
“It’s a lot of work, once you go up that slippery showbiz pole”, he told The Independent in a 2016 interview with Fiona Sturges. “(I)t would keep me away from what I like which is making things. I mean, I had a little look in the early Nineties. I stood at the bottom of that pole and looked up and thought to myself ‘The view’s pretty good. But it’s very greasy and there are a lot of bottoms up there that I might have to brush my lips against. So, maybe I’ll give it a miss’.”

Weatherall grew up in the suburbs on the outer fringes of London, and he would spend his weekends going on “raiding parties” in the city. Trips like these would usually involve some “skirmishes” he told Bill Brewster in The Record Players, but ultimately they would involve buying records. In Beaufort Market in the Kings Road, the same road which Sex Pistols came to the fore and Vivienne Westwood and Malcolm McLaren owned and ran the Sex Shop, Weatherall bought post punk records from a place called the Cage. In the week Weatherall would be engaged in all manner of jobs just to make enough money for a weekend jaunt into the city. By the age of 13 he had become known as the “bloke with the weird records” and as he came of age he would start being asked to “come play some music”, stepping into the role of DJ as that role became more defined through the 1980’s.
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“I want to listen to something in slightly open-mouthed wonder, doesn’t matter whether it’s a rockabilly track or techno. I got hooked in the idea that everything has to be new and original for a while. Originality is not what’s important, it’s authenticity.”
He knows his audience, and at Jæger his set favoured a 4/4 proclivity, but it combined guitars, synthesis and melodic vocal hooks in ways that you don’t often hear on the dance floor. His tracks come from vastly different sonic spheres but in the context of the mix they all find a disjointed relationship with each other bolstered by the unique artistic identity behind it.   
“Even if you’re playing wildly different music, I try to make some sort of connection or some sort of flow”, Weatherall told Bill Brewster when the latter asked what makes a good DJ.

Andrew Weatherall at Jaeger Oslo - live recording 27/04/18

Monkeytown Podcast #007 w/ @alexbanksmusic

A good hour of hyper-spatial dance music, drifting across a range of styles and rhythmic patterns with valiant abandon. Like his productions this mix is an engaging listen, and when it really hits its stride it has the power to draw you so wholly into its hyperbole meltdown mode that everything around you becomes music and nothing else seems to matter anymore.

Revisit Alex Banks' MTR back-catalogue:  
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Tracklist:
Alex Banks - Ignition Sequence
Plastikman - Psyk
Daniel Avery - Glitter (Jon Hopkins Remix)
HAAi - Growing Up With Muscle Cars
Midland - Outpost
Truncate - 1
John Tejada - Unstable Condition
Alex Banks - Chasms ft. Ásgeir (AB Lost in a Moment Mix)
Wax - 60006A
Shed - Lumber Fix 
Kristian Heikkila - Warrior
Skee Mask - Junt
Alex Banks - Revolutions (Jinjé Remix)
Roberto - Chord Recall (Peverlist Remix)
TML (US) - Human
Peverlist - Under Clearing Skies
Alex Banks - In the Silence
Rødhåd - Im Glanz des Mondes (Ø [Phase] Remix)
Ennio Collaci - Stereoscope
Deas - Friday Rain
Alex Banks - Nowhere Left
James Ruskin - Wisdom of Youth
Christian Piers - Expanse
Mario Zenker - Motion
Phon.o - Overtake Without Catching Up
Alex Banks - Falling Down
Modeselektor - I Am Your God ft. OVS
Fjaak - MARTIN featuring J.Manuel
MaxCooper ft. KathrinDeBoer - Impermanence

www.monkeytownrecords.com

Monkeytown Podcast #007 w/ Alex Banks

Part 3 of my Live dj mix from Flash Club (WashingtonDC) from Friday Jan 31st, 2020. I Love playing here as it's intimate with great lights, sounds and crowd. Plus,s I get to dj from Open to Close, with lots of freedom to take people on a journey. Enjoy the continuation mix..

Tracklist for part 3

Beehive (HiPhife Mix)	Soulphiction	© Local Talk
Chyrsalis	Josh Wink	AfterLife
Pick Up (12" Extended Disco Version)    DJ Koze	   Pampa Records
Haven't You Heard (Fitzy's Fully Charged)Alan Fitzpatrick vs Patrice Rushen	
Bigger Than Prince (Alan Fitzpatrick Remix)	Green Velvet 	Circus Recordings
Let Your Love ft. Ideeyah, 	  Waajeed 	Deviation
Feel	   Josh Wink	Ellum
Hong Kong (Night)	Matrixxman	
Green	Lady Starlight    Noventa 
Turning Orange (TCK 808 Fate Mix)	Freaks	MFF
Back Home (Original Mix)	Anthony Rother	Datapunk
Higher State Of Consciousness (Adana Twins Remix One) Josh Wink

JoshWink-Live@FlashDC(PS1220)pt.3 Profound Sounds

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1. Rhauder & Paul St. Hilaire - Stabilizer
2. Roger Gerressen - Put that Record On
3. Monoaware - G-Train To Shibuya
4. Freund Der Familie - Freundlich
5. Delano Smith - Generator
6. Helly Larson - Waiting
7. Heavenchord - Purity
8. Teluric - Flowers
9. Exos - Ahonui
10. Teluric - Smokin' G
11. Eric Miller - Fragments 1 (Original Mix)
12. Federsen - Murmer


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timetourist - hello strange podcast #450

90's house, mostly, with a lot of Deee-lite thrown in for good measure

90's DELIGHT DJ SET

The Essential Mix is a weekly radio show on BBC Radio 1 currently broadcast between 0:00 - 2:00 AM UK time on Saturday morning. Originally broadcast on 30 October 1993, the Essential Mix features contemporary DJs and music producers of electronic dance music. The show has been presented since its inception by Pete Tong and features an uninterrupted two-hour mix from a different artist each week, overlaid with occasional continuity announcements delivered by Tong. With a broadcast run in excess of 25 years, the Essential Mix is one of the longest-running programmes in the current BBC Radio 1 schedule, and is one of very few Radio 1 shows which is not broadcast live.

1996

Essential Mix 1996-09-22 - DJ Griff & Alfredo

Across a long and distinguished career, B.Traits (Brianna Price) has proven herself to be a musical
artist of great versatility and panache. Equally comfortable commanding festival stages as she is
spinning jungle tunes in dark, intimate clubs, B.Traits backs up an enduring love of her craft with a
tireless work ethic and commitment to showcasing fresh, exciting music. From the raves of British
Columbia where she got her start, through a six-year stint at the BBC and onto more recent
endeavours such as booting up her alter-ego Baby T, Price’s passion has never wavered. In that time,
she’s distinguished herself through her exemplary production chops and DJ mixes of tracks which
orbit the groove-rich, percussion-driven poles of the hardcore continuum. Swing by any B.Traits set
and you’ll hear an eclectic mixture of deep, percussive, rolling techno grooves; find yourself at the
Baby T show and you’ll be plunged into the darkside strains of junglism and breakbeat machine-funk.
And for all her dedication to the dance, the more ambient-leaning releases of Price’s own Paciphonic
imprint demonstrate that by no means are her musical interests simply confined to the club.

B.Traits live @ The Warehouse Project 07/11/2014

B.Traits

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