Enjoyed that, lovely bit of nostalgia. Have these tapes in a box somewhere but haven't heard this one in about 20 years, cheers for uploading!!

Sweat - December 1992

Playlist: 

01. AXUS - Pluto
02. Martinez - Soul Glow
03. Dubtribe Sound System - What You Feel In Your Heart
04. Rasoul + McArthy - Retrospect
05. Rasoul + McArthy - Atlantis
06. Martinez - Release The Groove
07. Tuomas Salmela - The Piece (Phonogenic Deep Mix) 
08. Projekt PM - When The Voices Come
09. Callisto - The Cimmerian
10. Fresh & Low - Love Capsule Deluxe (Deep Space Dub)
11. Elements of Soul - Head Above Water (Crazy Penis - Out There Dub)
12. Glenn Underground - Fly With Me (MG's Dub)
13. Solaris - Sunrise
14. Titus - Don't Worry About Me (Soulpusher Vocal)
15. The Aquanauts - Voyage
16. The Aquanauts - Karma (Jazzy Mix)
17. Larry Heard - Guidance (Calm)
18. Callisto - Resistance
19. Mark Grant - Spirit Of The Black Ghost (The Black Mix)
20. Callisto - Need Ur Love (Stalagmite Mix)

#260 - A Tribute To Guidance - mixed by dj ROG

A few heaters from Lab54 a few weeks back, enjoy! 🦚 x

J. Peacock - Lab54 Mix

Part of the Living Analógica Live Showcase with Mike Grant (USA) and Lepablot (ARG). Recorded in Buenos Aires, Argentina with 300 music lovers.

Full video: https://youtu.be/xLj8eNil6rc

Lepablot began his musical journey in the mid-90s, when he started listening to and collecting records from Underworld, Cassius, Daft Punk, and Motorbass. In those early releases, he discovered a wide spectrum of styles that were still rare in Buenos Aires: breaks, techno, electro, and house—often stripped of vocals, with raw beats and powerful phrases. That’s where he found the sound that would shape him: deep, emotional, raw, and spacey—music that could be both introspective and club-ready.

In 2011, he began performing as a DJ and traveling with his music, playing gigs and holding residencies across Argentina, New York, Punta del Este, Paris, and Berlin. Over time, his sound evolved into a more abstract and raw profile, deeply influenced by Detroit’s musical legacy, but always tuned in to the eclectic flavors of the French scene.

Today, he stays true to that vision: deep house sets with analog textures, rough basslines, pianos, and hypnotic grooves. Loyal to physical format, he sees vinyl digging and selection as an act of resistance against digital immediacy. From that philosophy came projects like Bla Bla Baires, Save Your Friends From Bad Music, and Living Analógica—spaces where music is the core, and vinyl is the only rule.

Mike Grant is part of the first wave of artists who shaped the sound of Detroit. He began DJing in the early 1980s under the mentorship of Blake Baxter and has since been a quiet yet pivotal force in the history of techno and house: a member of the legendary “Street Beat” crew alongside Juan Atkins and Derrick May, a key figure in Detroit’s first radio mix shows, and one of the earliest DJs to appear on WGPR’s The Scene alongside Jeff Mills and other pioneers.

He was also the first U.S. DJ to hold a residency at Berlin’s iconic Tresor club, a global temple of underground music. As a producer, he released essential records under his own name and as Black Noise, and has been remixed multiple times by Mr. G.

In 1999 he founded Moods & Grooves, a label that became a meeting point for the most authentic strains of house and techno. It has released music from Moodymann, Theo Parrish, Mr. G, Andrés, Glenn Underground, and opened the door for countless emerging voices through Mike’s distinctive curation.

The Moods & Grooves universe also includes artists like Nico Lahs, Solid Gold Playaz, Gene Hunt, Piranha Head, Brian Harden, Rick Wade, Amp Fiddler, Alton Miller, Blake Baxter, Kyle Hall, and Boo Williams — different eras and trajectories united by a common thread: deepness as a message.

Despite dedicating much of the 1980s and 1990s to military service — including a deployment in Afghanistan where he oversaw the technical operations of a gospel ministry — Mike never stepped away from music. In 2022, he received a Testimonial Resolution from the City of Detroit recognizing his cultural contributions and musical legacy.

Today, Mike Grant continues to spin records and minds with sets that are living history, a pulsing present, and a vision of the future. Electronic music with soul: deep, uncompromising, and real.

https://www.instagram.com/_lepablot______/

Mike Grant B2B Lepablot at Living Analogica Artlab October 2025

Fish Go Deep Radio 2025-22-320

Hailing from Riyadh, @waleed-abudabous is a DJ and electronic music producer whose work is shaped by a genuine love for sound and connection. His mixes unfold like small journey, steady, thoughtful, and rooted in the underground. For this week’s Gabu mix, he shares a selection that reflects where he’s at and what moves him right now.

Gabu:
www.instagram.com/gabu.records

Dabous:
https://www.instagram.com/dabous.music

Gabu on Bandcamp

Gabu 016 - Dabous

https://soundcloud.com/kat-ess1808
https://soundcloud.com/dj_almost_famous

Sweat - December 1992

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