Name: Clash DJ Mix - Psychemagik by Clash Magazine
Duration: 1 h 56 min 47 s
Description: Psychemagik build a unique mix for Clash, a true aural journey that explores various sonic possibilities while remaining a club experience...

This month DJ GARTH @garth-dj-mixes is at the controls of DON’T FORGET THE MOON! podcast !! Garth is a real legend !

As a founder member of San Francisco’s Wicked Sound System, https://www.facebook.com/Garthhound and crew have spent three decades fanning the flames of conscious hell-raising in California. 
His sound is a radical fusion of Acid House, Space Disco & Psych Rock. He has produced more than 60 records mostly on his own labels Grayhound, Wicked and Golden Goose. His remixes include everyone from Strafe, The Units, Tribe Called Quest, Faithless, Perry Farrell, Yabby You & Adam Freeland. Bringing UK sound system culture to San Francisco in 1991, Wicked’s lawless full moon beach parties ushered in an era of Acid House hysteria that ripped through the west coast and spread into the heartland. In 2010 Time Out NY included Garth’s Wicked crew in the top 10 Best House DJs of all time, alongside Frankie Knuckles, Ron Hardy and Tony Humphries. He stays true to the original art form playing all vinyl sets at clubs and festivals around the world.

Don't Forget The Moon! 064 - DJ GARTH

BILL BREWSTER | Live At Bar 212, Leeds, 5th Feb, 2022

Closing out WMC 2022 in the Floyd room of Space, Miami!   Slow jams w/ Thugfucker and Johnny White closing down the night! 
#floyd
#discoknights
#anthonymansifield

Anthony Mansfield - Live at Floyd (Space, Miami)

here we go again, a b2b session from Lovebirds & Sirs recorded at Berlin Borchardt on Friday 27th

SIRS b2b LOVEBIRDS Berlin Borchardt 27.05.2022

We've been big fans of Leftside Wobble's 'Acid Soul' series, so we are delighted to have him put together a mix for us. Here are some words from him regarding his mix for us:

"Leftside Classics is a retrospective featuring some of the tracks that have meant the most to me over the last five years or so. These are the tracks that somehow always find a way back into my sets, tracks that rise above the transient and tracks that defy limiting genre pigeonholes. My sets have always been about joining the dots, celebrating the eclectic and supporting those tracks that exist in the rich hinterland between dub, funk, disco and house. Hopefully this retrospective captures that overriding ethos.

I've included a small selection of unreleased LW bits and a few exclusive versions of well known staples to keep things pushing forward too. 

As ever hope you enjoy. x"

http://soundcloud.com/leftside-wobble

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Clandestino 026 - Leftside Wobble

Download available here: http://boilerroom.tv/recording/dj-harvey/

DJ Harvey Ray-Ban x Boiler Room 007 Milan DJ Set

Our brother, our friend, our family. This is the last recorded dj set from Navid Izadi at our beloved Sunset Campout 2018. Closing out the Beach Stage on Friday evening from a day of frolicking in and around the Feather River. Navid matured and defined his musical prowess in our community over many years and it was an honor to have him perform several times here. The first mix to go up is in honor of a man with an open heart that poured love into his music and all the people he connected with. We will miss you, your laughter, and infectious smile dearly. Your music and charisma will live on forever in all of us!

Live at Sunset Campout 2018

Navid Izadi at Sunset Campout 2018

Here's my set from the SUNSET CAMPOUT. Beach Stage, Sunday afternoon beachy vibes. 

Photo Cred: Jason Rassmussen

Live At The Sunset Campout 2018

Todd Terje's set @ Trouw on the first of September 2012.

Trouw Live Podcast Series #1 - Todd Terje @ Drukpers 01-09-2012

Psychemagik build a unique mix for Clash, a true aural journey that explores various sonic possibilities while remaining a club experience...

Clash DJ Mix - Psychemagik

I first met Andrew Weatherall about 15 years ago when he played for us at Autodisco in Dundee. Dave Bowie, who I ran the night with, was a good friend of his. I had to pick him up at the airport and as always he turned up looking like a maverick man of style and attitude while demanding instant hashish. Half way through the journey he said something like this ‘Barrington (I had never been called this before but immediately took to it) my nicotine habit way exceeds the length of this current journey’ and I told him he was welcome to spark up. For years afterwards my kids used to say when they smelt cigarette smoke in the car, ‘has Andrew Weatherall been in town?’.
 
Weatherall played for us many times at Autodisco and then I started doing the ALFOS nights in Dundee with him and Sean. To be honest I loved what Sean did for Andrew. I think he allowed him to play a load of non-techno music that he had been wanting to express (again) for years.
 
I remember having a real promoter moment early on at the first ALFOS night in Dundee when someone was carried out of the packed dance floor around 11.30pm…I thought shit, what’s it going to be like at 3am!!!
 
As well as doing nights together in my city we spent quite a bit of time hanging out at festivals in the summer whether on sun beds in Croatia, stone boats in North Wales, caravans in Glastonbury or wherever.
 
I have to say he was one of those guys that kind of taught you how to do things properly. How to be a good guy. How to be a good DJ. I will not forget that. You always seemed to learn things around Andrew as well as laugh your tits off.
 
Anyway I am digressing…back to the current story.
 
For years as blanket-bombing digital promotion in dance music took hold, Andrew was the only guy I knew who preferred the personal touch to emails. So I used to text or call him on the blower and send him regular CDs of our latest stuff. He liked a hard copy. The stuff I sent was from the various labels we ran over the years and sometimes just random bits and pieces we made for DJing, which I thought he might like. After all Andrew playing it really meant something.
 
I called these CDs ‘Weatherall’s Bits’ which seemed to amuse him.
 
Anyway, recently during the non-stop lockdowns I have been switching my music over from an old laptop to a new one and I came across the ‘Weatherall’s Bits’ playlists on my itunes.
 
I cried when Andrew died. I heard about it at the airport and I cried. We didn’t know each other so well. But he was really kind and considerate to me as a producer, a promoter and a fellow human being. He encouraged me and always got back to me about my tracks. And he just seemed to have a real significance as a character in the generation of producers and DJs that he led by default, charisma and good taste.
 
He also did something that very few people do these days. He would pick a track out that no one else would play and he would make it his. He would play it until people got it. I loved that.
 
Anyway faced with deleting these playlists – ‘Weatherall’s Bits’ - I decided, as I hadn’t made any tribute to Andrew, to make a mix out of them. Mainly because I realised that, as often was the case with Andrew, he made me try to be better than I was. And the tracks I sent him were probably better than the ones I played. I certainly tried to send him the good stuff. If you thought Weatherall would like it then that was a good sign. And you always knew he would pick up on stuff other people would ignore.
 
I also just wanted to remember once more and it brought back a flood of memories doing this mix.
 
So here it is. This is my tribute to a lovely, funny, creative and truly inspiring man.
 
Cheers mate and thank you.

I hope you enjoy it.
 
Love Barrington x

Weatherall's Bits - Barrington Mix

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