This mix is very representative of the sets Sasha and I were playing back in '08 and early '09 - i'd like to think it still packs a punch today!

Tracklist
1. M83 - teen angst (Luciano mix)
2. Daniel Mehlhart - Kamasutra
3. Alex Flatner - Perfect Circles Feat. Lopazz
4. Goldwill - One Bill (Sascha Dive's 1.000.000.000 Remix)
5. Boris Werner - id [can't remember]
6. Philip Bader - id [can't remember]
7. Onur Ozer - Orion
8. Barem - Nylon
9. Loco Dice - M-Train To Brooklyn
10. Barem - Opal
11. Pecan - Microfunk / Cesaria Evora - Angola (Carl Craig's Remix)

Diatribe March '09

Consider this the live recording that was never supposed to be... Marco, who was playing before me, recorded his set [https://soundcloud.com/marcotix/marcotix-strange-fruit-sydney], and unknown to any of us on the night, the recording ran into the opening 40 minutes of my set. 

Despite the imperfections, i decided to 'put this out there' because i think the recording captures what was a hugely enjoyable 'hands in the air' set @ a very fun party... there's an energy and intensity that only comes from playing to a responsive dancefloor circa 3:30 on a Sunday morning, and i hope that comes across when you listen...

Featuring tracks by: Superflu, Levon Vincent, Kenny Larkin, Chloe and Johannes Heil.

Live Recording from Strange Fruit Sat 11 Aug 2012, 3am

DJ mixes can often be separated into two categories: 'peak time', club style mixes, and more eclectic 'back to mine' compilations where DJs showcase another side of their sonic personality. 


Whenever i record a mix at home, i try and collapse this dichotomy. While i love playing music in nightclubs, i think it is important to adapt to the fact that people will often be listening to mixes on soundcloud solo under headphones, or at least in the less frenetic setting of their homes with a few friends, as opposed to a pulsing dancefloor in the early hours of Sunday morning. 


I make mixes with these various listening contexts in mind, but also believe it is important that mixes recorded at home feel like an extension of the same approach and attitude i have when i play in a club,rather than something completely different a la a 'back to mine' compilation.  This is a selection of tracks that, while fitting within the parameters of house/techno/minimal sounds, can hopefully be enjoyed by listeners in various - and potentially more restrained - contexts, even though the nightclub mood is also respected and apparent throughout. 


The artists featured include: Aeroc/Kate Simko, Oskar Offermann, Nu Zau, Pepe Bradock, Margaret Dygas, Pablo Tarno, Javier Viudez, Donato Dozzy, Portable/Efdemin, Tobias. and SCSI-9, lifted off labels such as Kompakt, Archipel, Perlon, Attavisme and Altfel. 

Feedback and responses of all kinds are welcome and appreciated!

Selected Impressions #2 September 2012 Live mix

Soundcloud account for mixes I recorded between 2008-12.

I used to write a weekly music column 'Deep Impressions' which doubled as an event brand that hosted luminaries such as Efdemin, Vladislav Delay and DFA's Shit Robot in their first appearances in Sydney. 

As a DJ I spun before the likes of Agoria, Apparat, Luomo and Acid Pauli, while my outfit Diatribe were the only locals to perform alongside Moodymann, Theo Parrish and Carl Craig at Sydney’s D-25 Detroit anniversary party. I also shared the bill with Richie Hawtin, Slam, Phonique, Konrad Black, Sven Vath, SCSI-9, Cesare vs Disorder, Matias Aguayo, Klartraum, Stephan Bodzin, Alexkid and Tigerskin, and played at festivals such as Subsonic, Earthdance and Playground Weekender.

I remain a regular contributor for London-based site Inverted Audio:
http://www.inverted-audio.com/author/chris-honnery/ 

Press: 
Inverted Audio mix / 2010 chart: http://www.inverted-audio.com/diatribe/

Concrete Playground:
http://sydney.concreteplayground.com.au/event/43934/cesare-vs-desordre.htm

Blouse blog:
http://blousesydney.blogspot.co.uk/2012/07/mixtapes-by-young-magic-radge-chris.html

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DEEP IMPRESSIONS

http://thebrag.com/content/deep-impressions-11

Chris Honnery