1	Michael Brook with Brian Eno and Daniel Lanois	Midday
2	DJ Trotsky, Implied Music	Brownstein Houston 060224 Ambient 3 mix - It's a Mystery
3	The Dave Brubeck Quartet	Calcutta Blues
4	The Beatles	Within You Without You
5	Dave Pike Set	Mathar (Live)
6	Lyn Collins	Think (About It)
7	James Brown	Doing It To Death (Funky Good Time)
8	Fred Wesley & The Horny Horns	Four Play (feat. Maceo Parker)
9	Hexstatic	Salvador (feat. Organic Audio) 
10	KC and the Sunshine Band	That's the Way (I Like It) [Single Version]
11	Susheela Raman	Trust in Me
12	DJ Trotsky	Cobra and Roses - INST
13	Ah! Kosmos	Beyond Dreams (feat. Özgür Yılmaz & Elif Çağlar)
14	Jean Vayat	Desert Flower 
15	Red Snapper	Wonky Bikes 
16	Max Sedgley	Happy (Make You Happy)
17	Minimatic	A Dizzy Saved My Soul 
18	Sabo	Timbiqui Hasta DC Feat Nidia Gongora (Zakir 'Back to the Roots' Mix) 
19	Earth, Wind & Fire	Can't Hide Love
20	DNA	Tom's Diner (feat. Suzanne Vega) [7" Version]
21	Björk	Human Behaviour (The Underworld Remix 110bpm) 
22	Dave Leatherman, HP Vince	Indian Vibez (Original Mix)
23	Harvey Mason	Marching In the Street
24	The Isley Brothers	It's Your Thing
25	Pharrell Williams	Happy (From "Despicable Me 2")
26	Chrissy Roberts	Humans Basking in the Sun

LADC - Dec 7 - 2024 - The Love Vibration (aka Happy)

https://djtrotsky.bandcamp.com/releases

“My spiritual practice is writing pop songs. They’re a way to communicate to the world with emotional authenticity, express feelings, and give musicians a voice,” says producer DJ Trotsky. 

DJ Trotsky is a Los Angeles, California-based producer and songwriter who works with pop artists and developing pop artists. He works in a variety of contexts, including turning in complete songs, collaborating from scratch, writing top-line, building tracks from beats up, and simply producing artists with already-written songs. Through these many guises, DJ Trotsky tailors his perspective to suit the situation. “Often the best approach in my work is just me disappearing and serving the song,” he explains. 

Signature to DJ Trotsky’s aesthetic are well-crafted songs brimming with infectious melodies, and often intimate and vulnerable lyrics. From this core, he crafts sleekly modern tracks informed from a lifetime of crate digging as a DJ, and playing organic instruments in rock bands, and his tireless desire to always seek fresh sounds. Along the way, DJ Trotsky has played in funk bands in San Francisco. He has experienced the renaissance of modern electro dance music in Ibiza, Spain. He has reveled in the rumblings of punk, early hip-hop, and dance music in those seismic and formative music moments in New York City at the Mudd Club and CBGBs. And he has DJ-ed exclusive parties in vibey venues in Bali, Thailand, Ibiza, and Estonia. 

DJ Trotsky is a global citizen born David Brownstein, and his chosen moniker is a playful shout out to the Russian revolutionary Leon Trotsky and his Jewish roots. He’s lived many lives, including being a Grammy-nominated music video producer and internationally-recognized career coach. DJ Trotsky has also released three albums as an artist of vibrantly varied electronic pop produced and recorded all over the world.

Select sample tracks that highlight the prismatic artistry of DJ Trotsky include “Across the Pond,” ”Strange Beautiful Dream,” and “What To Say To A Ghost.” The track “Across the Pond” has been described as “drum n bass n brass” and is a cross-genre symphony of acoustic guitar, be-bop trumpet, synth bass and electronic drum loops, showcasing DJ Trotsky’s songwriting smarts and his edgy production chops. This jam is paired with a warmly lo-fi, iPhone-shot video footage culled from visits to Bali, London, and Thailand that contrast the chaos and the calm of these tropical/urban paradises.

DJ Trotsky has enjoyed a wildly fishtailing music career and life journey, and what keeps him inspired is discovering that next sound, crafting jewels of authentically emotive pop, and connecting with artists as a producer. “I love working with new people, learning about their creative palate—where they’re coming from—and finding common ground,” he says. “The experience is different with every artist, but the process is always surprising and exciting.”					
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