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Live recording from my DJ set at Shaker Mountain Festival September 2021 in upstate NY. Hope you enjoy it. Drop a comment if you like what you hear! @shakermountain

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Ash Lauryn live @ Shaker Mountain Festival 2021

Mix Recording from the Original Broadcast Sat. FEB 19th

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Kyle Hall - Rinse FM Mix - February 19th 2022

As part of RA2122, our ongoing celebration of 21 years of club culture, we'll be featuring some of our favourite DJs from around the world, highlighting the parties or clubs most important to their lives in dance music. 

Chris Clayton, AKA Karizma, takes DJing seriously. But he also knows that it's about having fun, or at least helping other people to have fun. This is the formula that makes him such a fantastic DJ, and one of the most technically skilled around (he uses CDJs like few others can). He practices two hours every day, and has been DJing since he was 13. For him, there was no specific party or club that made him the DJ he is today—it was the whole Baltimore scene he grew up in. He is the party.

His approach is deeply informed with his history in Baltimore, a city with its own vibrant music scene that always taken a different tack than the rest of the major American undergrounds. House, techno, hip-hop, jazz (and of course Baltimore club), there have never been any boundaries for as long as Clayton has been DJing, which makes his DJ sets as musically adventurous as they are technical. This hour-long set is a neatly-packaged example of his genius, leaning on the jazzier side of his sound, featuring plenty of Atjazz records, his own wide-ranging material and killer edits of Rihanna and Kendrick Lamar.

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RA.856 Karizma

There is a certain type of artist that transcends generational and artistic boundaries, that channels their experiences while simultaneously fostering an environment for others to thrive.

Kai Alcé is a prime example, someone who witnessed the genesis of Detroit’s electronic musical landscape and strives to keep that spirit alive. For him it is imperative to pass on the lessons he has learned, to create a space where deep soulful vibes can reverberate while honoring the African Diaspora roots of dance music’s culture.

NDATL stands for the cities that Kai has called home and have played a role in his musical development: New York, Detroit, ATLanta.
The label and production company reflects the tone of each city in its input to the electronic music canon. It has not only been a vehicle for his own productions but a home for releases from contemporaries, personal heroes and up-and-coming artists such as Javonntte, ED Nine & Roberta. Never one to be content with the status quo, Kai’s dedication to the underground combined with his warm demeanor has made him a mentor to young Atlanta based artists such as Ash Lauryn, Stefan Ringer and Byron the Aquarius.

Kai’s long running party at The Sound Table, Distinctive, would act as a hub for house music over the last decade and put him in touch with the local youth. Concurrently it was his annual party back in Detroit that would become a Mecca for househeads. Deep Detroit is known for being one of the go to events for Memorial Day weekend electronic music festival Movement. What started as a reunion party for the Music Institute has become a pilgrimage and right of passage where the devoted can purchase highly coveted, limited edition vinyl-only releases from the party’s musical guests.

Never one to stay static he has recently curated a limited run of 7” House tracks with DJ Spinna for BBE Music and even stepped into the world of fashion. Kai has always been known for his vibrant fashion, consistently being complimented on his stylish glasses that match his outfits. Years of people inquiring about obtaining similar spectacles has resulted in the boutique Kai Alcé Eyewear line. “The Kaizer” never stops moving. A love of life, mixed with his flair for originality, willingness to experiment and devotion to the dancefloor has cemented his place as a pillar in American dance music history. Whatever comes next from Mr. Alcé, you can be assured that it will be classy, soulful, fulfilling and funky.

Stay tuned – you never know what the man will have for you next!

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Coloring Lessons Mix Series 048: Kai Alce

Thanks for all of the support in 2022! Decided to put together a lil mix featuring some of my fav tunes I played out while on tour this year. Hope you enjoy it, leave a comment or repost, if so! See you in 2023. <3

Ash Lauryn Hot Mix 2022

Self proclaimed “Underground and Black”, Detroit native Ash Lauryn leads her musical charge with a candid love for the historical roots of dance music, and the power of reclamation in modern day America.

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Underground & Black w/ Ash Lauryn 230323

Exclusive mix by @musclecarsnyc
Interview à lire sur : http://durevie.paris/interview-mix-muslecars/

Tracklist :

Dazzle Drums - Sun
Luis Radio - Uncle Frank (Marlon D’s Nervous Edit)
Sara Devine - Take Me Home (Masters At Work Remix)
Larry Heard - And So I Dance (Anthony Nicholson’s And So I Rhumba Mix) 
Lou Gorbea & Chris Perez - We Are (Feat. Manchildblack)
Nkokhi & Botshelo Huma - Something New (Josh Milan’s Honeycomb Vocal)
Chelsea Como - Back & Forth (Schooly’s Single Re-Edit)
Peven Everett - Can’t Do Without You (Peven’s New Mix)
Timmy Regisford - Tiger
Timmy Regisford - Shelter History
Zakes Bantwini - Spain
GU - Taser (AfroFunkenStein’s Disco Trek Dub)
KW Griff - Dance (Dub)
Quentin Harris - Last Nite
Thommy Davis & Greg Lewis - Hot 
Quentin Harris - Traitors Of Africa
Black Magic - Freedom (Make It Funky) - Lil’ Louis “Freedom Remix”
Tyrone Francis - Sweet Memories (Carol’s Song)
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THEO PARRISH | CUTLOOSE - 15th April 2011

A talent from an impossibly young age, Chicago producer and DJ Ron Trent began his musical career aged 14, the year he produced the febrile, wild Chicago anthem "Altered States". His production output has barely let up since, minting numerous labels and sub labels to release his and other's music, most notably Prescription Records, which helped define the smoky and jazz-indebted sound of deep house in the 1990s. (NTS Radio)

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