Recording of music played on Mardi Gras boat party in Sydney on 6 March 2021. 

Certainly not my usual preference of genre to play, but boy what fun it was playing on this particular day. 200 people strong party all in theme on a big boat in the Sydney Harbour with good vibes and plenty of dancers all night long. Throw in a live saxophone player and some fireworks next to the Opera House to tip it off, and you've got yourself a banging party.

Some funky house classics to suit the Mardi Gras theme including tracks from Crystal Waters, Kylie Minogue, Modjo, Groovejet, The Bucketheads, Jamrioquai and more.

MARDI GRAS SYDNEY BOAT PARTY SET _ MAR 2021

Recording of music played at Laneway Dubs #02 party at Revolver Lane on 1 May 2021.

My first attempt playing and mixing reggae music. While I love listening to reggae and always will, I must admit it's not as much fun mixing as it is mixing electronic music, largely because it requires much faster transitions. Definitely something I need to practice more, but I'm happy with the result of this recording.

Some reggae favourites and dub reggae including tracks from Barrington Levy, Martin Campbell, Johhny Osbourne, Earl Zero, Dennis Brown, Sly & Robbie and more.

LANEWAY DUBS #02 PARTY SET _ MAY 2021

New mix recorded 27 June 2021 with all tracks in key 10A. 

After putting my music collection through “Mixed In Key” software, I thought I’d give the Camelot Wheel theory a test run and record a mix with all tracks of the same key. 

FYI the Camelot Wheel is a tool to help DJs mix harmonically by representing each musical key by a number and letter combination in a wheel. The general theory is that if you key match by moving up, down or to the side on the wheel, then the tracks should work well together. For example, if a track is 5A then any track with 5A, 5B, 4A or 6A should mix well.

The verdict? I certainly believe in the theory of mixing harmonically and specifically that mixing tracks of the same or similar musical key makes the transitions sound nicer. However it’s certainly not a golden rule that needs to be followed and just because the tracks aren’t of the same key type doesn’t mean they won’t work well together. At the end of the day song selection will always take priority. Saying that, using musical keys is a great tool for DJs and can greatly assist with selecting songs and providing ideas on what to play next.

More house music including tracks from Janeret, Motor City Drum Ensemble, Retromigration, Marcu Rares, Jesse Bru and more.

MIXED IN KEY MIX _ JUNE 2021

New mix recorded 22 August 2021 on a sunny Sunday in Melbourne comprising a selection of tracks from my “soulful house” playlist. Big positive vibes to uplift the spirits of those *still* toughing it out with covid-related lockdowns and restrictions. 

It just happened to be my neighbour’s birthday this day who was celebrating with some drinks on the balcony next-door and she specifically requested that the music be played at maximum volume. I obliged of course.

Enjoy some soulful house music including tracks from Prunk, Matt Early, Dennis Ferrer, Borrowed Identity and more.

SOULFUL HOUSE MIX _ AUGUST 2021

New mix recorded 26 January 2022 on a sunny Wednesday morning in Melbourne on our national public holiday as promo for my upcoming party this weekend. Straight into it with some upbeat house and then slowing things down as we progress to end.

Includes tracks from THEOS, DJ Steaw, Kerri Chandler, Prunk, Andres and more.

PARTY PROMO MIX _ JANUARY 2022

Recorded 7 October 2024 in Lisbon consisting of a selection of tracks from various artists of the Giegling label, including Traumprinz, Leafar Legov, Map.ache, Dwig and more. 

In true Giegling spirit this one is a bit longer than my usual and includes some low & slow points to bring you down then back up again.

There’s also a video recording of the mix to match which you can find on YouTube via the link here: https://youtu.be/6kQ3W-LYGnk

GIEGLING TRIBUTE MIX _ OCTOBER 2024

Recorded 9 November 2024 on a sunny afternoon in Lisbon consisting of a selection of jazzy house music, including tracks from berlioz, Bellaire, Kerri Chandler, Ron Trent, Kareem Ali and more.

Video recording of the mix in session accessible on YouTube via the link here: https://youtu.be/OjlBzxgl1Tk

JAZZY HOUSE MIX _ NOVEMBER 2024

Recorded on Sunday 2 February 2025 in Lisbon consisting of a selection of tracks from my deep house playlist, including tracks from Delano Smith, Tour-Maubourg, Kerri Chandler, DJ Honesty, Brawther and more.

Video recording accessible on YouTube via the link here: https://youtu.be/2zu6m9T_m5E

DEEP HOUSE MIX _ FEBRUARY 2025

Recorded on Friday 21 February 2025 in Lisbon consisting of a selection of tracks from my "Sam Dance" playlist, including tracks from Crazy P, St Germain, Rita Lee, Cody Currie and more.

This playlist was specifically crafted for my friend Sam with the aim of getting him dancing as we agreed to get him on camera for this session - and boy did he dance! 

Be sure not to miss his amazing dance moves for the full hour on YouTube via the link here here: https://youtu.be/Y42heYDHoh4

SAM DANCE MIX _ FEBRUARY 2025

Debut mix recorded 12 September 2020 on a wet and grey day in Melbourne during lockdown restrictions.

Some much needed positive house vibes including tracks from Andras, Larry Heard, Frankie Knuckles, Osulande, UBQ Project, Liem and more.

LOCKDOWN MIX _ SEPT 2020

Third mix recorded 15 November 2020 as Melbourne hits 14+ days of zero covid cases in a row and increased freedom returns to the people with attendance at venues permitted, travel restrictions within the state removed, interstate borders opening and the summer season fast approaching.

Some high-energy house music to celebrate coming through on the other side of the covid tunnel and get us ready for the party season ahead including tracks from Kerri Chandler, Chris Stussy, Toman, Leo Pol, Rossi, Mood II Swing and more.

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