1 - Catastophic Blues - Bass/Sitar - Mark Deutsch
2 - Light Through Water - David Binney
3 - Don't Give Up (New Blood Version Instrumental) - Peter Gabriel
4 - A Serene Path - Laura Inserra
5 - Just Wrong (Tiny Desk Concert) - Pino Palladina + Blake Mills
6 - SAKURA - ROSALÍA
7 - Desert Dancer - DJ Trotsky
8 - Freedom - Richie Havens
9 - Step Right Up - Tom Waits
10 - Excursions - A Tribe Called Quest
11 - Happy (Make You Happy)- Max Sedgley
12 - Salvador (feat. Organic Audio) - Hexstatic
13 - Do You Know the Way to San Jose - Dionne Warwick
14 - Energy (feat. Nadeem Din-Gabisi) - Sampa the Great
15 - Sun Goddess (feat. Special Guest Soloist Ramsey Lewis) - Earth, Wind & Fire
16 - Open Sesame (Part 1) - Kool & The Gang
17 - Little Wing (Live At Royal Albert Hall, London) - The Jimi Hendrix Experience
18 - We Dance To The Beat - Robyn
19 - Journey To Anywhere - Ugly Duckling
20 - Pong Disco - Ohxalá
21 - Wax Werk - Ishmael Ensemble
22 - Definitely Maybe - Jeff Beck Group
23 - Higher Love - Steve Winwood
24 - Don't Give Up - Peter Gabriel

LADC - Oct - 2022 - Freedom

Resident DJ on :

THE ONE IBIZA / MARBELLA (SP)
MAXXIMIXX PLAY (ISR)
MILLENIUM FM (FR)
ATMOSPHERIC SOUNDS (USA)



Resident DJ and Co Founder :

SUDTRONIC RADIO (FR)

Songs from the edge of somewhere. A place that doesn’t announce itself. You step in and can’t tell if you’ve walked into a protest, a party, or the end of something.

Conil’s music comes from the blues and from the life that followed it. A voice marked by the places it’s been.

People heard it early.
Danny Thompson said, “You don’t sound like anyone else.”
Tchad Blake still plays Strange Part of the Country.
Peter Green walked into the studio one afternoon and cut a track.

The record didn’t arrive with noise. It surfaced—four stars in Q Magazine, a Blues Matters cover, a single reaching number three on the U.S. Alternative Radio Chart.

The early years were England. Then came New Orleans, New York, Berlin, the Himalayas, Kilimanjaro.

The second album is close now. Marc Ribot on guitar. Danny Thompson’s final sessions. Tchad Blake in Wales.

Some things reveal themselves only at the end.

Ohxala: Rhythms of the World
Explore a musical journey with Ohxala - a duo that blends together the sounds of the Amazon, Africa, and Portugal to create an electrifying fusion of music. Their performance is a captivating soundscape that brings the spirit of ritual back to the dance floor. Ohxala stands at the forefront of the Ethnobeats movement, which is a global phenomenon that celebrates the rich tapestry of traditional rhythms and sounds.
Maria and Luis are passionate about exploring the world which led them to gather an incredible collection of field recordings, each one a unique and precious reflection of the cultures they have encountered. Their latest album, "Gentes da minha Terra," is a mesmerizing sonic collage that transports listeners to the hidden corners of their native Portugal.
Experience the transformative power of Ohxala's music - a celebration of life, diversity, and unity.
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Releases on:
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Best Music.

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“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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He is, without a doubt, one of the djs who most contributed to the evolution of the dance scene in Portugal.
Beside him, were names like Underworld, Danny Tenaglia, Roger Sanchez, Dj Vibe, Deep Dish, François K, Carl Cox, Jeff Mills, Dave Clark, Groove Armada, among many others.
But more than the names, was and it is his work that stands out before everyone.
Beginning his career in the 1980s with residency at the Plateau (Official) and progression to the mythical "Alcântara Mar", he ended up, give life to the first album to be recorded by a club in Portugal: “The House of Rhythm”.

It was with this record that he achieved what was never achieved before, the first gold record in national electronic music.
In addition, there are numerous milestones associated with different projects, such as Delicado, Crystal Symphony, LL Project and DarkMountainGroup, a co-project with Alex Santos and whose first single, “Lose Control”, reached the number 1 from British DJ Magazine.
When in the mid-90s the first volume of the series of mixed compilations of the mythical Alcântara-Mar club was launched, Luís Leite was already a strong name in our club scene and a pioneer of dance music in Portugal. With a great impact of the compilation and his entry in the first place of the sales tops, Luís becomes part of one, at the time still small, group of DJs coming from the underground who managed to enter the Portuguese mainstream without compromising his music. It was 1996 and the pirate cassettes of the "Alcântara" CDs changed hands in schools and on the streets in large numbers, as if they belonged to Nirvana or Guns & Roses. Teenagers pissed off their parents to wear rings, shave their hair and blow their allowance up in Jimmy Doyle boots like ravers did.
With a mix of American hard house, b-sides of European trance, some English techno and new national production, Luís Leite built the monster that would become the sound of "Alcântara-Mar": naked, fast, oscillating between clubby exuberance and industrial austerity - with an undeniable crossover potential. Also with his production he created some of the greatest classics in our dance music; everyone who grew up in the 90's recognizes "Khine #3" when they hear it, and "Work In Progress" is not only one of the best moments at Kaos Records but it still retains an elegance that makes it modern. In collaboration with Alex S (Urban Dreams) he gave us the Delicado project in the early 2000s, where he exchanged electronic hardness for jazzy influences. Later,  also with Alex, he created one of the biggest international hits of the house of his time with the project Darkmountaingroup, released under the label Buzzin 'Fly by Ben Watt (Everything But The Girl). His dedication and genius ear are only comparable to his humility and work of spirit, typical of a time when DJs were just employees.
From then on, invitations to record mixed cds hadn’t stopped.
As a Dj invited - Clubs
Internationaly
Angola: Elinga Bar,Kappot (Luanda)
Belgium: Worldwide Liquid & Solid Tour 98 (Katsu)
Spain: Festimad 98(Madrid)/Vigo/Inércia & Sala Stress(Huelva)
La Rocca & Joy Eslava(La Coruña)/Industria Copera(Granada)/Club Lokkita (Badajoz)/Lloret del Mar(Barcelona) 
France: Follies Pigalle(Paris)/Galaxie(Amneville)
Luxembourg: Faktory12/Double Deuce/Byblos Club/Victory/Caffe de La Gare & Triplex(Luxembourg)
Norway: Neon(Oslo)
UK: The Venue(Jersey Island)
Switzerland: D Club/Xroom Club(Lausanne)/Moa Club_Jet Leg Room(Geneve)
Portugal:
- LUX Fragil (The Club and Bar 1st floor), Op Art Cafe, Budha Lx, Budha Club, Loft, Rocks, Locomia, Kadoc, Pacha(Ofir), Day After, Kremlin, Vaticano, Alcantara Club, Queens, Sound Planet, In Loco,
Hit Club, Vespas Club(Madeira Island), Challenger Club(Porto Santo Island), Wolf Club & Twins Club(Terceira Island_ Azores).

Among many others…