nicely done, nice mix, groovy and nice selections

Waiting game (Deep House Mix)

Finally!

At long last, after quite a few requests, here's the follow-up to my 1st mix for House Dance Forever, which i did back in January 2018, over the years re-titled to "HOUSE MUSIC WILL NEVER DIE", from here-on shortened to HMWND.

This 2nd installment harbours 15 jammies; ranging from Garage to Techno to Afro House to Deeper Cuts to Gospel, as House Music embodies so many different styles and/or feelings, it would be a waste to stay in one pocket. 

Here's a good moment for a tiny disclaimer: this isn't your proper background house music, as I felt like incorporating a few tracks I tore up some dance floors with over the years (and myself too in the process), so at certain points the stuff goes. At least you're warned ;).

Lastly, but surely not least: this mix is dedicated to the memory of Phil Asher, who sadly left this planet in January 2021, and since The Great Reset was in full effect at the time, I never got around to do a proper tribute to the good man.  The two gems "Revolution = Solution" & the remix to Lisa Shaw's "Always" are done by him, the latter as a member of the Restless Soul collective. Phlash Forever!


Tracklist:

00.  Words From The Godfather (RIP)
01.  "Sweet Science" - Deetron
02.  "Calm Down" - Katy B. ft. Floating Points & Four Tet
03. "Abul-Abbas" - Pepe Bradock
04. "Kpanlogo (Mawimbi edit) - Ben Baddoo
05. "Destino" (Kaytronik mix) - Shimza
06. "Believe In A Brighter Day" (Rocco Rodamaal remix) - Kelli Sae
07. "Sensitive Souls" - Lord & Kaidi
08. "Revolution = Solution" - Phlash (RIP)/
       "The Revolution Will Not Be Televised" - Gil Scott-Heron (RIP)
09.  "True Force" - SE62
10.   "God's Got It" (DJ Spen remix) - Booman
11.  "Plumberphonic" - Kirilik
12.  "We Dance Again" (ft. Nakhané Touré) - Black Coffee
13.  "Medicine" - Culoe De Song
14.  "Watch Them Come!" (El Rey's Edit) - Men From The Nile ft. Peven Everett
15.  "Words From Rich"
16.  "Always" (Restless Soul Peaktime mix) - Lisa Shaw

HMWNDII: House Music Will Never Die - pt. II (HOUSE DANCE FOREVER 2022 Promo Mix)

Album de didier firmin

Tijo Aimé for "Boba this is house music" Nov-23

Reach Out (Deep House Mix)

The wait is over! It’s time for me to present the third installment of my mix series Underground Silence. This time, I’m thrilled to feature none other than my friend and esteemed artist Potkis from Prague, Czech Republic. Over the past few years, he has proven that his artistic talent and essence go far beyond dance and photography. His creativity spans multiple channels, which he now demonstrates as a DJ. After we played together at the Spotlight event in Prague, I immediately knew: I needed him for my next episode.

So here it is – I’m proud to present my friend Potkis. Enjoy the third chapter of Underground Silence!

UNDERGROUND SILENCE VOL.3 - Dj Mix by Potkis

Hybrid Vibes One EP

simaric (feat. 2door) (Original Mix)

Energetic, percussive and atmospheric afro house.
The kind of track you play before sunrise… or right after.
Out now on SoundCloud, and more soon.

Matina

I Feel So High

First Afro House Mix By David Parish Crooks . 

Part 2 Out Now 
https://soundcloud.com/davidcrooks/afro-house-vol-2-by-parish

Enjoy To The Fullest .

One World . One Love .

Afro House Vol. 1 By Parish

TIJO AIMÉ (ATMOSPHERE) demo

A guest mix recorded for our radio show!
Read on below for a mini interview as we asked the dancer / DJ some questions!

How do you see your role in the history of house dance culture in France and Europe?

I belong to the group of pioneers in France. I have helped spread this dance in France and throughout Europe since the middle of the 90s. Transmitting this culture has always been important to me, be it in my professional career as a dancer or as a DJ though my " Atmosphère" project.

What was it that made Paris the centre of house dance culture in Europe? Was it the people? Competitions? Clubs?

 .When we first took part in this movement, we already had a strong knowledge of clubbing due to the fact that we were already part of the cosmopolitan and rich hip hop culture.
There is a strong Hip Hop club culture in France that has been a foundation for the history of dance, clubs were the only spaces available to us to express ourselves.
As a result, for long time we were just a few of us, twenty at the most, sharing this passion; our favourite clubs between 1996 and 2004 were the Queen "respect party", the Rex Club "legends party", the Cheers, the Djoon and I’m sure I’m forgetting many others ...
When battles began with the Juste Debout (Just Standing), this popularised this dance and its dancers who were already household names in the Hip Hop world. 
French house dance got known and recognized by the general public through these competitions.

Was it the people?
In chronological order until today Mission Impossible , Queen Step , O trip House, Serial Steppers and of course many dancers.
 

When was the first time you saw house dance and what was your reaction?

The first time I saw house dance was in music videos in 1992, Crystal waters "gypsy woman" and many others ... the documentary "house of trees" that was broadcast in France.
I did not know what this dance was called but I loved the energy that came out itu, and above all I recognised the same American dancers in hip hop but not on the same musical genre, it was natural to follow this new trend.
 
As a DJ what are you trying to do when you play music?

I try to tell a story and to surprise people, to connect as much as possible with the people on the dance floor to make them travel while making them discover my musical identity.
 
Tell us how O'Trip House came together.

Otrip house is a collective made us of different groups and spanning many generations, Mission Impossible, Sans Rancune, 7th sense, Asphalte.
The collective was created in 2003 on Meech ‘s initiatve
 
You are one of the first generation of people / crews to do house dance in Paris. Were there many people doing the same?
Between 1997 - 2004 there was few people to practice this dance in club, like i said 20 but after 2004 it has grown until today .
 
You dance and you DJ. What else do you enjoy?

I love music and art in general, I stay curious about everything and I love the artistic projects in which I can get out of my usual routine, I love to develop new perspectives.  
 
In your opinion what makes a good DJ?
 
A DJ is someone who makes people dance, with his own musical imprint, I'll make it short, it's more or less a music “transmitter”
 
In your opinion what makes a good dancer?

Hard work, hard work, hard work, sensitivity to my art and hard work always…

Tijo Aimé for 4 To The Floor

DJ of *Nani?!* Collective 
Soundcloud: @nanikollektiv

I just want to make you bounce

House/HipHop/Trap/R&B/Electronica
/Breakbeats/Remixes/Edits/Future
/BaileFunk/Afrobeats/Grime/Garage

56% of my follower are fake but I am real 

Trust me

Afro House Vol. 1 By Parish

David Parish

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