Soundtrack for pandemic days

Tracklist:
Bongbeck - Winter Sleep
Thomas Scholz - Mimesis (Rampue Remix)
MMOTHS - Eva
Yoko Duo - Close these curtains (Stimming Remix)
Pippermint, Nhii & Pippermint, Nhii - Can You See Me
Dominik Marz, Nils Corssen, Yannick Labbe - Out Of This Cage (Rampue Remix)
Daniel Bortz - Faces
Helado Negro - We will you
Anton Dhouran - Osmekha (Ruede Hagelstein Remix)
Jono McCleery - Ballade (Djrum Remix)
Thom Yorke - Last I Heard (...He Was Circling the Drain)

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Deep House Volume 7 – Smooth Departure weaves jazzy textures, warm chords, and a refined groove into a timeless listening experience. This collection flows with elegance and ease – blending chill-out lounge vibes, late-night sophistication, and classic deep house elements. It’s the soundtrack to a stylish escape, a smooth farewell to the ordinary. Perfect for long drives, rooftop evenings, or introspective moments alone.

A Whisper Between Basslines

Afro House x 1985 is where deep tribal grooves meet neon-lit nostalgia. Inspired by the pulse of late-night dance floors and the cinematic synthscapes of the 80s, this album fuses talkbox hooks, analog arps, and shadowy basslines into a journey that feels like Stranger Things got lost in a Black Coffee set. Perfect for DJs chasing sunrise energy with retro soul.

Neon Mirage

Powel & Christian @ Trifucta (Burning Man, 2016)

Borzoo's EP 'Monsters & Gods' is out now!

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Kindisch Podcast #029 - Borzoo

We are so excited to have one of our super talented friends, the adventurous Elif with us with our 33rd podcast. She has put together a great mix with a great back story: 

"When Deep House Vancouver asked me to do a podcast I was so excited because it's been a while since i prepared a podcast and i realized how much i missed it! 
I have been posting my sets from DJ gigs but no podcasts lately. In a gig, the DJ picks up vibes from the crowd and it almost becomes a collaboration between the DJ and the crowd. When it's a podcast or a mixtape there's no crowd present, so the DJ needs to set an almost imaginary vibe and take people on a journey. The listeners don't have a saying in this one, not directly or simultaneously at least. No interaction, they turn on the music wherever they are and just surrender to it and let it take them from wherever they are to whatever vibe the DJ imagined and i think that's a different and special kind of connection, almost like time travel and telepathy. 
I love music so much and my love goes beyond genres and bpms. I wasn't even sure what kind of tone i wanted to set for my DHV podcast. I started picking tracks without paying attention to bpm or the energy. Just tracks that make me feel something and that i want to share and tell a story with. 
After getting more into the prep of the podcast my heart went for a more downtempo and chill vibe with melodic elements and soothing vocals. I love playing darker and proggy vibez at gigs and i realized i was looking forward to setting an more relaxed mood. Maybe that was what i needed myself. I was even feeling a bit uneasy these days and preparing this podcast was an emotional release for me. 
I love listening to podcasts like this at home chilling after a night out or a busy work day. Whatever it is, it’s a change of mood, a relaxation a surrender. I hope you enjoy this one with similar warm and easy emotions."


About Elif: 
Top notch traveling tips for thousands of followers, a brand-new business vision that will skyrocket a bunch of start-ups and a suitcase full of music to dominate the most special joints of nightlife and entertainment universe... Elif -who has been there & done that- is one of the greatest proteges of these adventures and a true liability when it comes to the rumpus that is caused. The decision of making it primarily in the music business was an old one, but implementation was right on time! 
Growing up in a conservative society she embodied an extraordinary and strong female figure, who chases the best clubs, parties and festivals around the globe seeking inspiration and higher vibrations. Over the course of years, she magnified her online brand, cizenbayan, to hundreds of thousands of followers, while traveling, growing her network and inspiring others! Music, her true passion has always been present somewhere in her life and she was just waiting for the right moment to embrace it thoroughly. The next stop was conquering the night clubs around the world with her unique music taste.
She performed alongside her biggest inspirations Unders, Lee Burridge, Nico Stojan, Britta Arnold, Behrouz, Audiofly, Atish, Concret, Mira & Chris Schwarzwalder and more in less than a year. She has places like Burning Man, Afrikaburn, Paris Fashion Week, Suma Beach, Klein, Indigo, Brigit & Bier in Berlin, Nublu in NYC, 1888 and many more under her belt.
From Berlin to New York, her quintessential selections of melodic, minimal and majestic deep house turned the quiet dance floors into endless contest of harmonious movements. When Elif’s not around in Istanbul she is probably busy filling her musical passport’s blank pages with prestigious world clubs’s stamps.

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Tracklist

DHV Podcast 18.33 - Elif

March 23 2019 – During the Stephan Bodzin Night I had the honor to play all night long in the most cosy room of 
Amsterdam coolest club, De Marktkantine.

All night long at Marktkantine 2019

Daniel Zuur All Night Long at De Marktkantine 2019

August's mix comes from a place of reflection on travel, thinking about culture and sense of place. Being an outsider looking in, perhaps one can only scratch the surface. But maybe, in another way, experiencing a well-aged surface actually presents a rich, nuanced expression of character, developed deeply over time. Maybe wrinkles, eyes, and smiles tell our stories more honestly than intentions.

Hopefully a bit of that comes thru in this mix, selections with complex, detailed textures, which also feel like expressions of something deeper.

(00:00) Move D - Dots [Aus Music, 2019]
(07:33) Tender Games - Movin' (Black Loops Remix) [Midnight Snacks, 2019]
(12:51) Alexander Koning - The Nicest Verdict (Forteba Remix) [Deeplomatic, 2019]
(18:14) Legit Trip - Little Helper 350-4 [Little Helpers, 2019]
(21:54) Dwson - Ethyl [Suol, 2019]
(26:02) Midas 104 - Quixotopia [Circles & Stones, 2019]
(31:30) Holtoug - Noisy Nights (Kollektiv Turmstrasse's Bleeps & Piano Version) [Connaisseur, 2019]
(36:28) Drisan - Street Lights Off for Dawn [Moira, 2019]
(41:03) Robag Wruhme - Venq Tolep (Hit Club Version) [Pampa, 2019]
(46:33) Doyeq - My Hidden Winter [Kindisch, 2019]
(54:05) MUUI - Cinematic Structures 1 [Here Now., 2019]

Patina: Touched

Mark Slee - Patina: Touched [August 2019]

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3 QUESTIONS TO OST & KJEX:

Q: Nice having you on the series. How did you guys meet once?

A: We met through skateboarding in high school and eventually started a band. We played death metal for many years.

Q: Talking about your mix - how did these tracks have an impact on your common doings?

A: Many of them have made a huge impact, I would say. The mix comes in three parts. First there is a section of tunes we grew up with in the 1980’s. In the 1980’s we got cable-TV in our area and with it Sky Channel, Sky Trax and the whole of the British electronic Pop explosion into our living rooms. A common thing to do after school would be to hang around at some friends house, looking for candy and looking at music videos. I think this period explains why we came to be so attracted to Electronic Music later in our lives. The second part is from 1995-1998, when we fell in love with the Electronic Music of that time. Some wonderful tunes in there by Scorn, The Black Dog, LFO etc. It made a huge impact. Finishing off is a house mix, with some of the tunes and artists that really got us hooked on House Music. Some of these playful tunes by Motorbass, Herbert, Nôze, Markus Nikolai etc, inspired us a lot.

Q: Which future projects are on the way?

A: Indeed. This autumn / winter we will release a compilation featuring our friends in the Oslo scene. Coming out on our own Snick Snack Music. Really looking forward to that one as there is a lot of talent and creativity here. We hope the compilation will help shed some light on the whole situation. Also we are going to start recording a new album, within the year. Thanks for having us.

Ost & Kjex - HOW I MET THE BASS #179

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Daniel Zuur – Electronic musician, Producer & Live Composer

Daniel has been a staple in the Amsterdam club scene since 2009. His unique sound and organic mixes have earned him a name in the alternative electronic music scene, as his sets have been attributed to being melancholic, dynamic but above all, deeply melodic.
In 2012, the artist earned the award for “Best Producer” at Vinylized, the biggest Dutch competition for producers in the scene. Daniel has continued producing and played live at national and international clubs and festivals such as: Kater Holzig (Berlin), Katerblau (Berlin) Sisyphos (Berlin), Paradiso (Amsterdam), Perron (Rotterdam), Tivoli (Utrecht), Pleinvrees (Amsterdam), Shoeless (Amsterdam), Thuishaven (Amsterdam), Baum (Bogota, Colombia) and Next Mondays Hangover (Amsterdam).
In the summer of 2013, the producer released the “Tesla EP” with the hit “Never Gonna Break” on Berlin’s renowned label: Katermukke. Further labels on which he has released his work are: Manual Music, Cinematique and on his own label, Zauer Records of which he is owner and founder.
Haunted by the drums and his experience as a drummer in several bands, Daniel has developed an exceptional rhythm and sound that no label will do justice. Terms such as deep techno or house don’t cover enough ground. The producer composes sets that exist in their own singularity; every single one being an individual story that creates its own atmosphere. Every set is textured by a whole variety of original tracks that he adapts with precise care and proper timing live on stage: dialogues, natural sounds and warm beats, all treated into a highly dynamic and unique set. Consequently, no live set will ever be identical.
Daniel has been working together with other musicians such as singer/songwriter Florian Wolff. The interaction between his organic electronic sounds and other musical instruments ¬– with elements of jazz, pop and rock – create a unique and strikingly complete entity. The dialogue between every piece and instrument is exciting in the ear of the beholder. In this sense, Daniel is an extraordinary creative, always striving for progressiveness in his work.