Funky Drummer

Kyle Hall  @DjoonClub  02.06.23

SEEPS hails from the Bronx, NY and has always been obsessed with dancing, dance music and its culture. She is a true Nuyorican; which heavily influenced her taste in music and her penchant for becoming the veracious record collector she is. She would videotape every dance show and all the music videos, so that she could emulate each and every move contained within. “It would be extremely hard to be a DJ and not incorporate dance into everything I do because it’s everything”.


“I am obsessed with the New York Underground House Sound and movement of thelate eighties and early nineties; my first loves were Masters At Work, Pal Joey, Two Without Hats and Deee-Lite. You can’t be from NYC and not love Kenny and Louie,right? I have an insanely large number of members in my family. They have had a big influence on me and always wanted me to listen to “that record” they loved so much. I carried that inspiration of their crazy basement parties with me and mixed it into everything I am; music, dance, fashion, and eventually DJing and production”.

During the pandemic SEEPS capitalized on the opportunity to showcase her skills
through streaming regularly on multiple platforms. Her endless energy, deep crates and ability to blend vinyl and digital mediums earned her praise and recognition from her heroes; Jellybean Benitez, Louie Vega and DJ Sneak.

SEEPS has lived in the Los Angeles area for the last several years and plays out
regularly. Find her in Los Angeles playing with heavy locals DJ Sneak, Spiñorita and Aaron Paar, or escaping back home to NYC or her favorite city Madrid. 

She recently made her debut at Dante’s Hi-Fi Miami and continues to love traveling most. You can expect an EP release from SEEPS by the end of this year. In the meantime, catch her weekly radio show I’llGoRhythm, Wednesdays at 8PM PST on Mix93FM Los Angeles and worldwide on Mix93FM.com.

SEEPS X Deee - Lite, The Deeepending Session With THERE IS NO PLANET EARTH

Hip hop and soulful downtempo goodies by Toto Waak

MPC Mixtape Vol.1 by Toto

Live from The Old Zoo at Lost Village 2023.

This mix includes a temporary show stop because, quite frankly, the everything was going nuts and the security got a bit over excited. It was quickly rectified and the place went even more nuts. 

www.lostvillage.com

Next Edition: 22—25 August 2024

Live from Lost Village - Barry Can't Swim b2b Laurence Guy

EL VAIVEN ft Rosa del Nilo CHT Estudio

►NY House legend @pal-joey sharing jams all night long in Tombolo Madrid

Pal Joey All night long @ Tombolo - 23/11/2018

L.A. Loves...Mark Farina was special not only because it was my first event, in partnership with the Music Institute and Seven Leaves, that I've put together in L.A. but also because it gave me a chance to open for one of my main inspirations: Mark Farina. Mark and I go way back and have played together many times over the years. There's something about opening for someone you know so well that gives any DJ an extra incentive to do it right. Opening is so important to creating the proper atmosphere for any event and it is a lost art. "Killing it", "beating it", "murdering it" have become the end all be all of playing music in a club, at a festival, or at an after hours but setting the stage for the next DJ has become a non option. When done well, an opening set opens every possibility to the headlining DJ. They are not constrained or obliged to change the tempo, lower the volume, or change their plan because the opener has completely lost the plot and gone overboard. You have to know how to lead in and that means sometimes doing some homework, finding out what the headliner is all about so that you can create a hunger for that person's music by being informed, subtle and a little humble. I was lucky enough to be an opener in Chicago for many different styles of DJ and often they were artists I'd studied intently. I take pride in being a good opener just as much as I do in headlining. The two roles are equally important in creating a journey for the dancers, the house heads, and DJ's themselves can join together to make that magic only house music can. It's all about connecting from the 1st track to the last. Hope you dig this!
Tracklist:
1. Jimi Tenor - Komodos -  Bubbletease Communications
2. Kid Enigma - Give Me Love - Cuff 
3. Flash Back (LEGO Edit 4 AM) - Lego Edit
4. Krewcial - Damnfeelit - Robsoul 
5. Art of Tones - Have A Little Fun - Local Talk
6. Charlie Sputnik - Where Were U (DJ Sneak Dub) - Unreleased 
7. Joss Moog - Toi & Moi - Robsoul 
8. Armbar -  Love Fight (Dub) - Unreleased
9. Armbar - Love Fight (Original) - Unreleased
10. Myra C - Come to Me (Frankie Feliciano Afro Dub) - Nite Grooves
11. Peggy Gou - It Makes You Forget (Itgehane) - Ninja Tune  
12. Jorn Johansson - Feels So Right (Original Mix) - Moiss Music
13. Paul Tronik/Vito Orofino - Pompa La Tromba (Darius Syrossian Remix) –  – Suerte Records
14. Mike Dunn - Natural High (Mike Dunn Black Glitter Mix (extended) - Glitterbox Recordings 
15. Bas Roos - About The Rhythm - Robsoul
16. Junior Sanchez  - Keep On Reachin’  (Main Mix) - Robsoul
17. KE - Vibe - Unreleased
18. Lolita - 033 - Audaz 
19. DJ Deeon - Shake What Ya Mama (Dirty Rice Edit) - Unreleased
20. Robyn - Between The Lines (Louis Vega Remix) - Konichiwa Records
21. Javonnette - J Mix - Strictly Street
22. Javi Bora, Iban Montoro, & Jazzman Wax - Old Rocker’s - Robsoul 
23. Mark Farina & Homero Espinosa - Best of Both Worlds (Original Mix) - Moulton Music

J-Dub - Opening Set @ L.A. Loves...Mark Farina 2 14 2020

Get the full tracklist here: https://blrrm.tv/3AUlU0N

Witness one of the greatest that ever did it — the late, great Frankie Knuckles.

Frankie Knuckles Boiler Room NYC DJ Set

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