I distinctly remember this one, nicely done Wally

Side B.

Wow!! After almost 30 years of holding on to this mixtape of Ron Hardy live @ The Muzic Box, Chicago back in 1984' I finally realized it's time to share this tape with the world. Even though I never made it to the Muzic Box, I can definitely feel Ronnie's spirit come alive as I listen & I'm sure you will feel the same way too!!
I want to thank my brother Jacob Arnold for conducting interviews with Byron Burke & David Britton. I also want to thank Byron & David for their time & sharing their stories with us.
Big ups to Terry Matthew @ 5 Magazine for helping us promote this.
One last shout out to thee awesome Nate Williams for giving me this tape back in 1995'. For those that don't know, Nate is an extraordinary DJ/Producer/Remixer who released Club anthems on DJ Duke's infamous label Power Music & Felix Da Housecat's Clashbackk Recordings just to name a few. Oh wait, I got to thank Roy Davis Jr. for introducing me to Nate & David. So thank you my brother Roy!! Also, artwork courtesy of Mario "Live It Up" Luna of the "Beyond Heaven" book series.
Other than that, throw on your scuba gear as Ronnie takes you on a Chicago Style Deep journey.

God Bless,

Manny Cuevas
aka
DJ M-Traxxx

Psalms 150=Thee Ultimate Party!!!

Ron Hardy @ Muzic Box, Chicago 1984' Side B (David Britton Interview)(Manny'z Tapez)

Side A.

Wow!! After almost 30 years of holding on to this mixtape of Ron Hardy live @ The Muzic Box, Chicago back in 1984' I finally realized it's time to share this tape with the world. Even though I never made it to the Muzic Box, I can definitely feel Ronnie's spirit come alive as I listen & I'm sure you will feel the same way too!!
I want to thank my brother Jacob Arnold for conducting interviews with Byron Burke & David Britton. I also want to thank Byron & David for their time & sharing their stories with us.
Big ups to Terry Matthew @ 5 Magazine for helping us promote this.
One last shout out to thee awesome Nate Williams for giving me this tape back in 1995'. For those that don't know, Nate is an extraordinary DJ/Producer/Remixer who released Club anthems on DJ Duke's infamous label Power Music & Felix Da Housecat's Clashbackk Recordings just to name a few. Oh wait, I got to thank Roy Davis Jr. for introducing me to Nate & David. So thank you my brother Roy!! Also, artwork courtesy of Mario "Live It Up" Luna of the "Beyond Heaven" book series.
Other than that, throw on your scuba gear as Ronnie takes you on a Chicago Style Deep journey.

God Bless,

Manny Cuevas
aka
DJ M-Traxxx

Psalms 150=Thee Ultimate Party!!!

Ron Hardy @ Muzic Box, Chicago 1984 Side A (Byron Burke Interview)(Manny'z Tapez)

As we leave winter behind, we transition out of our dens and into spring with a mix that reflects on the best of what the cold brings so we may not forget its serenity. Get comfortable, this mix is a train ride through a Midwest wonderland.

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We have paired kerosine’s mix with a work by Julie Mehretu, “Among the Multitude VI.” This suite of works follows Mehretu’s interest with spotlighting contemporary political crisis. Using images that document the active migrant detention centers at U.S. borders and the violence of far-right anti-immigration protests. Mehretu remains dedicated to drawing attention to critical social and political concerns across the world through her work. Click here if you’d like to learn more about Julie Mehretu: https://www.mariangoodman.com/artists/51-julie-mehretu

Moods 68: kerosine

5 years of Surrealchemistry, 5 hours of music from yours truly.

Spent many long nights pulling all the records I wanted to play to serve as a document of this lil show so far--faves and influences, deep eyes-closed dancefloor cuts, smoked out rave jams, euphoric downtempo drum trax... the sounds I've had the pleasure to showcase as well as a way to feel how those disparate sounds have evolved into something sprawling + broad yet (I hope) cohesive + holistic, representing the power of psychedelic electronic music alongside more frenetic, 'club-ready' tracks. 

Thanks to @virtualpublicnetwork for the platform to share music I love <3

Tracklist: 
Badskin - Jourama
ASC - The Machinery of Night
Romance & Dean Hurley - Always & Forever
Pieter Kock - Caroline Your Cart Has Changed
HANAH - For Street's Sake
Takayuki Shiraishi - Fluorite
DJ ojo - Skip Top
Keppel - Stanley Knife
Uwalmassa - Untitled 10
Tonto - Rust
Dino Sabatini - Lewa
Liem & Eddie Ness - Fujiyama
Khidja - Back To Vid (Azu Tiwaline Remix)
K-Lone - Bells
Valentino Mora - Introspection
Konduku - YTK
Fred P - Energy Soul
Sollmann / Gurtler - Watte (Efdemin Version)
Department of Dance - An Outdoor Overture
Lil Louis - How I Feel
Boof - Luam Has Found Her Z
Quadrant - Infinition
Nev - Ilone Vune Cortex Nex
Teakup - Lose My Mind
Klon Dump - Do the Dump
Peverelist - Pulse VI
Hiver - Teasel (Tobias. Remix)
Nisennenmondai - B-1' (Shackleton Remix)
Altstadt Echo - For a Purpose
GD Luxxe - Hydraulic Buildings
Reptant - Skatter Tek
Gent1e $oul & Cubemod - Recurve Bow
Aleksi Perälä - Nl-L56-18-07381
Priori - Red 1
Simo Cell - YES.DJ
Patrick Russell - Stewart Road
Jdotbalance - Precipitate
Cloudsteppers - The Limit
Saphileaum - En
Tobias. - Spectrum V
Vardae - Rites
The Untouchables - Time Travelers 
Sam KDC - Detached
Benedikt Frey - Silverblade (feat. O-Wells)
McGregor - Clean Lines
Drush - Birds and Bass
Objekt - Dogma
Toma Kami - Gymnase Chaos
Parris - Yūrei
Laksa - The Amala Trick
Pugilist - Symbiosis
2562 - Cosmic Bounce
Solvent - King Vincent (Martial Canterel Remix)
BBRB - Two Policemen (Mr Ho Snake Cop Mix)
Minor Science - Volumes
Will Alfred - Look From Below
Leif - July V
Siete Catorce - Derretido
Ruff Cherry - Siren
Old Apparatus - Meets Shangaan Electro
Mogambo - Matum (Benedikt Frey's Space Cat Re-Interpretation)
Scotch Rolex & Shackleton - Love Songs
Ciel & Ali Berger - Damn Skippy! (Davis Galvin Remix)
Millia - ACAB Break
Ramadanman - No Swing
undercurrent - No Data
M4A4 - Ukno
Kode9 & the Spaceape - Konfusion (Vox)
Martyn - Twenty Four
Caldera - Infinite Beginnings
Drexciya - Powers of the Deep
E.R.P. - Alsoran
Shawn Rudiman - Too Far Gone

VPN Radio: Surrealchemistry 2/27/24 w/ Max Ellington (5 Years of Surrealchemistry)

Twenty years after its original release, Paul St. Hilaire (AKA Tikiman) & René Löwe’s eternal classic Faith is being reissued for the first time, giving new life and the first digital release to one of the most beloved dub techno 12”s of all time.

Available on 12” vinyl and digital from May 10, 2024.

A Faith (Vox Mix) 8:56
B Faith (No Vox Mix) 8:35

Written & produced by Paul St. Hilaire & René Löwe.
Mastered by Moritz von Oswald. Distributed by N.E.W.S.
Artwork by Grant Gibson.
Originally released by False Tuned (2003).

A Paul St. Hilaire & René Löwe - Faith (Vox Mix)

With a remarkable fourteenth season of their Mister Sunday open air parties just around the corner, @mistersaturdaynight's @misterjustincarter shares with us a special excerpt from his NYD sunrise set at Nowadays back in January, pulling out some definitive house and disco classics with heartfelt nods to NYC's deep-rooted dance music history.

Q. What inspiration did you draw upon when recording this mix at Nowadays? How would you describe the feeling in the room that day, and is there a sound, or time/place in dance music history that connects all the different moments in one way or another?

A. I know Nowadays' indoor dance floor intimately, and this slot in particular, starting around 5am on New Year’s Day, is one I’ve played for the past four or five years, so I came in with a very specific idea of what to do.

I knew that the party would be in full-tilt New Year’s Eve energy and that I’d want to hold the pace but move into a more liminal space, so I played records that are propulsive but dreamy. Once I established that headspace, the sun started to rise, so there was a natural energy shift, and I leaned into that. I stopped mixing and played Loft-style for about thirty minutes. Letting records play from beginning to end, playing music with vocals and live instrumentation, it’s grounding, makes it feel like a house party, reminds us that we’re connected with each other. That felt important to me, knowing that the dance floor had been in a more driving mode for eight hours. After that interlude, I built it back up, because there was still like twenty hours to go!

In general, I’m piecing together a few elements in my sets these days: deep, soulful elements that first drew me in when I arrived in NYC in the late 90s; psychedelic, minimal music that was coming from Europe in the 00s, when I first started to DJ; and then that Loft thing I referenced above.

Q. Are there any records in the set that are especially close to your heart, or old favourites that you had been keeping up your sleeve for the right moment?

A. I hadn’t played my 45 of “Be There In the Morning” by Renee Geyer in years. (It’s a record I found on my first Australian tour in Melbourne, at Licorice Pie, back in 2015, actually!) Good sunrise record, obviously. “Will you be there in the morning?” Yes! Here I am!

Q. With the winter months in NYC now behind you, how are preparations coming along for the return of your legendary outdoor Mister Sunday parties? Will you and Eamon be planning to do anything different for your fourteenth year? And after doing it for so long now, how do you guys continue to keep yourselves inspired?

A. We purposefully try to keep Mister Sunday consistent. Of course we’re always digging for music, and we always invite a couple guests who’ve never played, so there’s something that feels fresh for every season. But the consistency that comes from having a weekly party that’s been happening for such a long time, it’s something we consciously try to maintain – it’s one of the main ingredients for the community that has developed around the party. No one has to wonder where the party will be this week, whether it’s happening this Sunday or not, etc. That said, we’re going to be throwing our 500th(!) party this season, and we’ll do something special to commemorate that.

MDC.295 Justin Carter

In The Mix - The finest DJs from across the globe - and from every end of the genre spectrum – doing what they do best, sharing the music they love.

As a DJ, Brooklyn-based Derek Russo has racked up more than two decades of experience, with the skills to switch from slower bpm sets to house, disco and techno smashers.  He throws an underground party in New York called Xoloft and has released tunes on Make Mistakes, Perimeter Junk and his own label, Broad Channel, home to his forthcoming four track 'Special Occasion' EP. His session for us captures him playing a vinyl only set in a dark basement party in Brooklyn called Jewel – and it’s a peach.

In The Mix: Russo

https://deepclub.bandcamp.com/album/seasons-ep-dc-08-jewel-series

@deepclubus

Premiere : Daniel Chavez - Writing On Water (DC​​​-​​​08)

Drifting deep house from New York.

Tracklisting and download: https://bit.ly/XLR8Rpodcast_FrankAndTony

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XLR8R Podcast 844: Frank & Tony

Sleek and soulful house from Paris. 

Tracklisting and download: https://bit.ly/XLR8Rpodcast_Brawther

@brawther

XLR8R Podcast 848: Brawther

NEWNUMBERTWO (Sorted / Denver)

Wallace Winfrey aka @newnumbertwo has been paying keen attention to tangents, mutations & edge cases in electronic music since his first exposure to industrial and ambient in 1988. After a few years as a trainspotter/collector and participant in the nascent net.rave scene (big ups hyperreal & mw-raves), he started DJing jungle in the midwest in 1994, and since 1997, has been a stalwart of the Colorado rave scene, working with crews such as Trust and Mother Earth Sound System before starting the Sorted parties with Veronica Lamaak in 2015. Sorted focuses on the intersection of bass, techno, jungle and UKG, eschewing easy or predictable pigeonholing but with a decided soft spot for the city of Bristol. 

This set was performed at Deep Club's 2018 Summer Freakout, and is reflective of the Sorted sound: a foundation of heady techno with frequent excursions into broken beats and bass.

Artwork by Chris Cole

Stream / download all Deep Club Podcasts here: soundcloud.com/deepclubdenver/sets/deep-club-podcasts

Follow newnumbertwo and Sorted:
facebook.com/staysorted
instagram.com/staysorted_denver | instagram.com/wallacewinfrey
twitter.com/staysorted | twitter.com/wallacewinfrey

Tracklist:

01. ????? - ????? (unreleased)
02. Stenny & Andrea - Sea (The Time Gate)
03. ????? - ?????
04. Blawan - Marga
05. Pev & Kowton – Surge
06. Jus Wan – Daemonic
07. Rhythmic Theory - Outlawed From Reality
08. Pev & Kowton - Vapours (Pangaea Remix)
09. Kowton - Iodine
10. Pev & Kowton - End Point
11. Blawan - Weakening Force
12. AQXDM – Aegis
13. Deapmash & Benjamin Damage - Solar 909
14. Paleman – Talk Louder
15. Bodyjack – Hydra Effect
16. Tessela & Hackman - Feel Like Loving Me
17. Tessela - Hackney Parrot

Deep Club Podcast #28: newnumbertwo

Deep Club is a record label, collective, series of parties, and devotion to American dance music that stretches from Denver, Colorado to Brooklyn, NY. Initiated in 2013 by a committed group of midwestern-raised DJs, Deep Club has cultivated a space in which developed and new forms of house and techno can be shared with the greater community. By marrying their club-level sound system with a DIY ethos, they present a focused vision and experience around their events. Over the last ten years Deep Club has hosted acclaimed talent like Marcellus Pittman, The Black Madonna, and Mike Huckaby at their dance-until-sunrise parties. A string of colorful and well-curated 12-inch vinyl releases and DJ mixes marks the outward and continuous growth of the Deep Club label concept.​ In 2021 a new chapter, Jewel, was carefully designed and executed in Brooklyn. Jewel aims to merge elements of American audiophilia with Midwestern and East Coast dance music roots.

Residents:

Ponyrok @ponyrok
Bocaj @bocajdenver
DJ Drew
Lone Dancer @lonedancer
Occidental @occidental-1
Ryan Scannura

email: info@deepclub.us

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Deep Club Podcast #28: newnumbertwo

Deep Club / Jewel

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