So far im enjoying it but the volume is recorded very low, in my house i can enjoy it and just turn it up but in my car i already keep it just below max volume so no luck hearing it there. but yes very nice and it felt intimate, thanks for posting!

"Sax on the Beach" (Saxophone Sunset Mix)

Mirage

My set from the 3rd instillation of the Chicago rooftop party series

Chicago Rooftop Set 3 - 7/26/2024

Trio Charlotte

As the second volume of the famous mix "THE UPPER DECK", this too is perfect for listening during the summer on a boat, the beach, the pool, or any pregame. The mix consists of a mixture of tech house, tropical house, melodic house, and deep house. I record my projects live in my room with no pauses or editing software, just like the rest of my mixes. So grab a drink, some friends, and let the vibes commence.

The Upper Deck Vol. 2 - DJ FAZ

First live show 8.17.2024 :-)

Tracklist:
Fred Again.. & Baby Keem / leavemealone (SUBSHIFT Edit)
Kendrick Lamar / Swimming Pools (Danny Avila Remix)
Dom Dolla / Saving Up (Odd Mob Remix)
Max Styler / Lights Out
ANOTR & Abel Balder / Relax My Eyes (Westend Remix)
Loofy / Last Night (Anyma x Layton Giordani Remix)
Disclosure / You & Me (Flume Remix) [Westend x Local Singles]
Pawsa / PICK UP THE PHONE (feat. Nate Dogg)
50 Cent / In Da Club (Zac Beretta Remix)
Eli Brown / Diamonds On My Mind
Dom Dolla / girl$ (Tazi & SHVDZ Remix)
Mau P / Dress Code (KREAM Remix)
GENESI / Push Me
Diplo x Hugel / Stay High (feat. Julia Church) [VIP]
Gorgon City / Voodoo
Labrinth / Still Don't Know My Name (Felix Cartal's Euphoria Remix)
Ordaba / I'm Yours 
Skrillex, Porter Robinson & Bibi Bourelly / Still Here (with the ones that I came with)
ODESZA, WYNNE, Mansionair / Line of Sight

Doof Doof Roof (Emma Gravey Live Set)

Ian Asher drops new fire tunes from Dillon Francis, Duke Dumont, Eleganto, CLUB 909, axxa, Matroda, Cody Chase and more!

Tracklist:
1. Dillon Francis x longstoryshort - Take Me Away 00:00:38
2. BadVice DJ ft. Aleinad - Fable (Ayko Remix) 00:04:08
3. Alex Pizzuti - Everything Done 00:08:10
4. Eleganto & Dark Cities - Is It True, What I Feel 00:10:39
5. Duke Dumont & Clementine Douglas - Ain't Giving Up 00:14:14
6. Cody Chase - Rolling 00:17:49
7. Riton x RoRo & Ian Asher - Shake Shake (Flex UK Edit) 00:19:33
8. Ian Asher - Touch Me 00:21:02
9. Catz 'N Dogz ft. Dope Earth Alien - Fired Up 00:25:01
10. Piero Pirupa x Chapter & Verse x Jude & Frank - Sunshine 00:29:08
11. CLUB 909 - Promise 00:33:01
12. Matroda, Martin Ikin, Sian Lee - 4U 00:36:27
13. Jabberwocky - Let Me Know 00:39:50
14. Fach - Wanna Dance 00:41:52
15. GEE LEE - Ching 00:44:38
16. axxa - I Got It 00:46:43
17. AYYBO - Certified 00:49:55
18. Tom Enzy - Paris 00:53:52
19. ESSEL - The Edge (TONG Mix) 00:56:12

Just a Feeling Radio #012

Live from 1 Hotel in Brooklyn, this 90 minute set is a major afro and tech house vibe... Enjoy!

Bobby Long Live at 1 Hotel Brooklyn Bridge

Afro Vibes VOL.1

The only set I recorded this Summer in Montauk. My biggest goal with this party is that I wanted it to feel intimate, casual. I didn't want it to feel like a show, where I'm on stage and people are on a dance floor. Just friends, getting together, vibing to some music, just so happens that it's me playing. And I think we achieved that this year. The mix is just over 5 hours long, 5:07 to be exact :) 
almost start to finish. I haven't listened to it. Just posting it. There will be mess ups... no sync, lots of smiles and lots of drinks had while making this. I hope you enjoy it as much as I loved playing it. Its a mix of afro house, tech house, and a little progressive. Enjoy

Montauk Project Live Sunday LDW '24

Fsu sexy ppl melodic tech house mix #1

Carlos Mélange Bio
Sneaking around your job after hours isn't a normal avenue for deejaying success. But when your career has ascended as quickly as Carlos Mélange's, there's no such thing as "normal."
When Mélange, then a 20-year old employee at a local Long Island restaurant, learned of an open deejay spot at a club the manager was opening, he jumped at the chance despite little—okay, zero—experience. "For two weeks straight, I would stay after the place closed and sneak into the DJ booth to teach myself how to mix and blend songs," admits Mélange. "I'd hide in the booth, wait for everyone to leave, and start rocking out."
While getting his first taste of the deejay life, Mélange postponed working the decks in favor of dancing, club promoting and emceeing, the latter his ticket to local fame as the go-to emcee at myriad clubs. "I knew in 2002 when I was emceeing a New Year's Eve gig in front of 3,000 people that I thought 'I want this,'" says Mélange. "I love being on stage and being able to control peoples' emotions. It was such a high and when I started deejaying, it took a hold of me and it wasn’t a question of whether I wanted it or not. It just took over."
Flash forward to 2007, when Mélange gave up all other gigs and focused on deejaying full-time. Despite being a relative newcomer, Mélange has already amassed an enviable résumé, having already rocked successful residencies at Tenjune, SL, Butter, Mixx at Borgata and Miami's Fontainebleau. In March, the fledgling deejay opened and closed for none other than Tiësto, handling the nerve-wracking gig with ease. "When I started, everyone stopped walking towards the door, ran back to the stage and started chanting 'Tiesto, Tiesto' thinking it was him," says Mélange, laughing. "But I started rocking it and kept most of the people there." The next day, the event's Facebook page was flooded with questions along the lines of "Who deejayed after Tiesto?"
With veteran deejays Vice and Chachi as mentors, Mélange's name is now mentioned among people that have been at the craft three and four times longer. For Carlos Mélange, deejaying is not sitting on top of a mountain, decreeing your tastes from on high. It's about constantly interacting with your crowd and ensuring they're as happy to hear you as you are to spin. "I love being able to go to cities and see people I've only known a few months, but feel like I've known my whole life," says Mélange.
In May 2010, Mélange released The Mélange Project: Volume 1, a 70-minute mix of electro, pop and progressive house that combines hidden gems with familiar classics. "If a deejay was spinning at a club and his computer crashed," says Mélange, "I want him to be able to put this mix on at any point and rock a crowd." Eschewing an overreliance of studio trickery and technological gimmickry, The Mélange Project replicates the deejay's enthralling live sets while still showcasing Mélange's expert ear. "I'm not a fan of hearing
a deejay's mix and then hearing him live and going, 'What the hell is that?,'" says Mélange. As one of the only deejays equally adept on a microphone as a turntable, Mélange can rightly lay claim to a skill most deejays can't even begin to garner.
With more residencies and The Mélange Project: Volume 4 in the works, Carlos Melange is only beginning his career as one of the nation's most in-demand deejays. His goal is simple: "I want to make people feel something," says Mélange. "I'm on the cusp of doing extraordinary things and I can't be more excited about life."

Montauk Project Live Sunday LDW '24

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