Trance, havent played it for a while and this is certainly harder and faster than the progressive I usually play. Enjoy :)

Retrospective

1 The Wicked Track - Original Mix Atwater Syndicate 
2 Safe From Harm - Original Mix Narcotic Thrust Safe From Harm 
3 Closer To Me - Renaissance Mix Chab Closer To Me 
4 Love Stimulation - Tom Middleton Remix Humate The Best Of Love Stimulation 
5 The Flying Song feat. Ciara - Renaissance Remix 
6 Dark And Long - Christian Smith Tronic Treatment Remix 
7 You Are Sleeping - PQM Meets Luke Chable Vocal Pass 
8 Love In Traffic - Satoshi Tomiie Mix Satoshi Tomiie ft Kelli Ali 
9 Pushin Too Hard - Original Mix Saints & Sinners 
10 The DJ, The Music & Me (Force Mass Motion Remix) Lula The DJ, The Music & Me 
11 Chilling Moments (Bedrock Dub) Shmuel Flash Chilling Moments 
12 The Baguio Track - Bedrock Remix Luzon The Baguio Track (The Remixes) 
13 Dream Universe - Tilt's Eastern Storm Remix C.M. Dream Universe 
14Wide Open Space - Perfecto Mix Mansun

Kyau and Albert open March 23

A throwback to an all Vinyl set I played in 2012 33RPM Trance Classics party at Bar Soma

33RPM Trance Classics Nov 2012

John 00 Flemming warm up 14914

These are the tunes that have my attention currently from the progressive collection. I hope you enjoy listening to my mix as much as I did putting it together!

Transcendence

This is my warmup set for Lemon and Lime presents Jody Wisternoff in Brisbane 2018

Jody Wisternoff Warmup 2018

This is my closing set after Nick Warren at Capulet in Brisbane Nov 2018

Nick Warren Closing Set Nov 2018

This is my warm  up set for Lemon and Lime and Elements present Max Graham and Tim Penner Secret Rooftop part last weekend.

I love the challenge of a warm up set as much as I love a closing set. The challenge of a good warmup is not coax people on to the dance floor and groove without wearing them out for the headliner ..... It makes you think, tease and take risks. Today was such good fun playing the progressive I love, some house and even a\Alan Parsons project for a jab in the feels to tickle the dance floor.

Hope you enjoy it as much as I did!

Max Graham and Tim Penner warmup set Aug 19

This is my opening set for the NuBreed Neon party with Jordan Suckley @ Sub Rosa December 2019. I love warming up for trance gigs as I can play more of the style I play when on a closing set for progressive DJ's. 

Hope you enjoy listening as much as I did playing.

As with all my sets this is straight out of the mixer, no edits or effects post recording.

Hope you enjoy. if you want to know more, head over to my new website www.djmalcolm.com for links to all socials and upcoming gigs.

Jordan Suckley Nubreed Neon Party warmup 2019 - MAlcolm DJ

My headline set from Slingshot bar December 2019, thanks for having me on board Over X Over Music team.

Slingshot Bar Headline set January 2020 - Malcolm DJ

Molecules - Malcolm April 2020

Kismet

As a phonic pilgrim, for Malcolm, it is about the musical journey: he is the electronic conduit between the music and the auditor, and his odyssey into the underground becomes your own. Malcolm brings an itinerary of experience to the decks, having played supports to such underground characters as Hernan Cattaneo, John 00 Fleming, Jody Wisternoff, John Digweed, Nick Warren, Sasha,  and more to his DJ journal. Malcolm brings a motley of polished sounds to the table, combining the best of  undulating basslines and elaborate layers.
 
Unearthing an abandoned belt driven turntable in his early teens compounded Malcolm's indoctrination with 7” vinyls for dance floor music, but it was being exposed to the Underground of the world where the tactility for mixing changed from a mere buzz to a honed focal point. The appreciation for music from their textures to hooklines and basslines became a seizure of sounds and energy. An exposition into radio fine-tuned the technicals of Malcolm's craft, where a comprehensive knowledge of all things electronic established a secure foundation in technology, while adding personality and a persona to the sounds.
 And while this capacity for industrial sounds continued, it was a genuine enchantment with the music that kept Malcolm behind the decks.
 A valid feeling for music sees Malcolm traverse the path of the audio craftsman, where a campaign in trance and nu NRG in the late 90s and 2000s gave way to a junket through house, progressive house, deep house and techno. Textures, layers and meters have determined Malcolm's signature sets, where music is an escape and the dancefloor a new destination.
 
As an electronic executive of many floors  , Malcolm's sounds have played across many major festivals, club and underground events since the turn of the century. His foray into Brisbane 's premium underground parties with Elements Festival, Lemon & Lime, Nu Breed, Subtrakt, Buxton Records, Trance Classics and Ulterior remain a testament to his ventures and credibility into the ground breaking avant-garde sounds of today.

DJ Malcolm McIntosh

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