It's been a while so here's something from the snow capped mountains. Peace to you all.

All I Wanna Do Mix

Reverberation #413

Next up on the @idlecellars mix series we have the legendary Phil Mison. One of my favourite DJ’s (and humans) his history alone is enough to warrant anyone’s respect but his music truly speaks for itself. I’m delighted to offer this exquisite journey from someone I consider to be an unsung hero of sorts. Certainly a hero of mine. He was there from day one. Some history here for those that don’t know his roots, in his own words…

“Cafe Del Mar opened in 1980, but never had a resident dj until José Padilla started  in 1991. I'd heard him play there that year and bought some tapes from him. I didn't go back in 92 but made a couple of tapes that a friend went out and gave him, similar stuff to what he was playing. Later that year i met him in Tag records in soho. He remembered the tapes and i invited him along to the Milk Bar where i was resident at the time. 

In early march 1993, José had an offer to go and DJ in asia and asked me if i wanted to cover for him at the Café Del Mar while he was away. Of course i said yes and a couple of weeks later he turned up at the Milk Bar with plane tickets and the keys to his house. I flew out at the end of March and played every day until the first week of May. I returned to London as i still had my residency at the Milk Bar and other gigs at the Ministry & Gardening Club. I went back for my birthday in September, played a couple more times and just hung out listening to music. 

José returned to London later that year for the winter. He asked if i wanted to be resident with him for the whole summer of 1994. I flew out late may and stayed until late september. I met quite a few people out there that year including Paul Daley, which led me onto becoming Leftfields tour DJ in 1996. Also Kennneth Bager, Harvey and a few others that are still good friends today.” Enjoy friends 🐬

Phil Mison - Light & Shade

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With the intention to encapsulate his love for 80’s electronic Soul, Ed Longo touches on the sensual and smoother grooves; pulling together the pieces to fit that desired vibe from start to finish. In his words; “Throughout this collection of groovy ballads it seems like the female and male vocalists of the records talk to each other in the everlasting rollercoaster of love.” Float with it

LIFE CLASSICS 45 ED LONGO

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Kejeblos @ Furka Radio - 12.12.2024

Collector John Gómez brightens up Mondays with some music from different times and different places.  
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/soup-to-nuts-john-gomez/episodes/soup-to-nuts-john-gomez-2nd-june-2025

Soup To Nuts w/ John Gómez 020625

1. Ryuichi Sakamoto & Robin Scott - The Left Bank
2. Yukihiro Takahashi - Proud Toilet Attendant
3. C. Cordio & F. Vinciguerra - Quips & Cranks
4. Taeko Ohnuki - Labyrinth
5. Family Choice - Reggae Beat Goes On
6. Ashra - Kazoo
7. Seaside Lovers - Evening Shadows
8. Anna Domino - With The Day Comes The Dawn
9. Dexter Wansel -  Theme From The Planets

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