Name: 2012 Pt 2 March 24 by DJ RoJ
Duration: 1 h 17 min 58 s
Description: Continuing my series of tech house mixes from the golden era of German / Euro House 2008 - 2014...X

Embrace Your Essence (Non exclusive) (unreleased)

Animation to depict Embrace your essence.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=HDgFhY4t4rs

"Embrace Your Essence" is a soul-stirring musical journey of self-discovery and empowerment. Its enchanting melodies and uplifting harmonies inspire listeners to embrace their true selves and celebrate their unique essence.

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Scene: 
In a serene moment of self-discovery, the protagonist embraces their brilliance, empowered by the music "Embrace Your Brilliance."

Instruments: Violins, violas, celli, basses, french horns, choir, Heavyocity symphonic destruction, braams hits, swells,
Damage 2 drums, takio, gran cases, trash can,
Samples: Ghosthack atonal riser 4, BTS - VO - downer 2.
Ai vocal

Embrace Your Essence
Artist Ryan Kenneth Ford 
IPI/CAE 1087894598 
Key C Maj 
Tempo 130 Bpm
Genre Epic Trailer
Tuned 440 Hz,
Composer: Ryan Kenneth Ford
Music producer: Ryan Kenneth Ford
Mix and mastered: Ryan Kenneth Ford
© ℗ 06/08/2023 Ryan Kenneth Ford All rights reserved.

(PRS): IPI/CAE 1087894598

© ℗ 06/08/2023 Ryan Kenneth Ford [100%] copyright holder [100%] One stop clearance [100%] master and [100%] publishing control.

Contact: Email: ryankennethford@gmail.com 
phone +447415595096

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Embrace Your Essence

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There's usually not much to add about these iconic artists. Muzik magazines "Best New DJ" award in 1997, in 1994 his own label Wiggle (@nathancoles) with no less iconic musician Nathan Coles and the series of events of the same name with the same Nathan and @eddie-richards are known not only in London and the UK but all over the world. The permanent resident of the world famous and iconic Fabriс club since 1999. Owner of his unique sound, author of a huge number of releases, one of the founding fathers of Tech House, an artist whose creative activity has already exceeded 3 decades. Underground music fans around the world know the Legend, @terryfrancis.
Stay Rave with #R13!

#163 | Terry Francis (UK)

Recorded for the late & great Colin Faver for his Kiss FM London radio Show 1991

'Mastermix' for Colin Faver Kiss FM show Jan 91

Continuing my series of tech house mixes from the golden era of German / Euro House 2008 - 2014...X

2012 Pt 2 March 24

Barry Ashworth (Dub Pistols) - Live At Shindig Halloween - 2

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Barry Ashworth Balearic Funk Mix

Evil Eddie Richards has delivered his 2nd podcast for Freqstream & this time he takes us back with his Class of 88 mix. Back in the late 80s Eddie would mix effortlessly between Garage, House, Acid & Techno & here he delivers a proper Deep House master class with influences from all 80s House music genres. Imagine Pal Joey meets Komix of Hi-Bias, they go to Italy, take LSD & make a ton of Italo House especially for the UK Godfather of House to mix to perfection. Imagine no further….

COEE6 - Class of 88 with Evil Eddie Richards

Music has been my lifeblood since an early age. I was nurtured on my parents’ record collection: Motown, the Beatles, the Stones and Blondie. I remember I used to make my own ‘mixtapes’ when I was 7 years old by recording segments of songs off Radio 1, trying to know the right place to start and stop the record button. After early teens plugged into indie and new wave bands, it was when in 1991, at the age of 16, some friends took me to my first rave - Eclipse in Cambridge - that started a whole new obsession with a totally different kind of music.
A lot has been said about that time, but rave and acid house was an extraordinary blending and mingling of Britain’s youth at that time.There were massive highs (and lows) and some crazy memories – convoys of vehicles scouring the countryside for a field, warehouse or barn to dance allnight long to a type of music which defied genre or description and which was really like nothing that had ever come before. It's funny to think that the weird brand of music played at underground clubs and raves in the late eighties / early nineties is now a huge, global behemoth, played in every corner of the globe. 
I started DJing with belt drive turntables when I was 17 with 5 records in my bedroom, one mate was the MC and another mate was ‘the crowd’! I’ve been hooked on buying records ever since. I started out playing hardcore breakbeat but soon moved to deep techno and house inspired by favourite DJs back in 1991/1992 – Eddie Richards, Mr C, Matthew Bushwacka! B and the like. At the age of 19 I went to university in Nottingham and got involved with the free party scene being championed by sound systems, such as DIY, Smokescreen, Quadrant, Babble, etc. I loved a lot of the parties they did – friendly, free and with great music. 
Since then I’ve been a great fan of what became known as ‘tech house’ and the sound pushed forward by those legendary London party people, Wiggle. It’s a great testament to those guys – Nathan Coles, Terry Francis and Eddie Richards – that those parties are still going and more popular than ever. If you want a good night out in London town, it’s guaranteed at one of their parties.
I ran my own night sporadically for 2 years at a converted pub called the Plug in Stockwell, South London, before it was closed down. They were great days – always with a crazy, up for it crowd. DJs such as Inland Knights, Paul Arnold (Chew the Fat!), Asad Rizvi (Asadinho) and Matt Powell (Bleep District) all rocked it down there.
I’ve moved on and it’s been over 20 years since the Plug but I’m still playing, collecting and recording more than ever. I love the deeper, darker, more unusual side to house music and creating mixes which is a 1 hour journey or song that should be an uninterrupted physical but also heady experience for the listener. The sounds I go for are often smaller, subtle sounds. I like to keep it interesting, but always dancefloor friendly. You listen and decide for yourself. 

I use Technics 1210s and Allen & Heath Xone 23 Mixer.

Those people who’ve helped and inspired me over the last 30 years: Nathan Coles, Evil Eddie Richards, Terry Francis, Matthew B, Colin Dale, Mr C, Fabio and Grooverider, Paul Wong, DJ Ace, Paul Arnold, Smokescreen Sound System, DIY, Bleep District, Matt Bleep, Matt Rivem, Quadrant Sound System, Panface Records, Tag Records.
Some of the places I’ve played:
Pre-election illegal rave:@the gasworks, Johannesburg / Power FM, Nottingham / Smokescreen Sound System, Glastonbury Festival / Wiggle, Woolwich, London /Cut a Rug @The Plug, Stockwell, London / Groovetech radio, London / Quadrant Free Party, Nottingham / Quadrant @ The Skyy Club, Nottingham / Chew the Fat @ The Bug Bar, London / Chew the fat@ the Camden Palais, London / Club Lisboa, Seville / Fluffed!, Bristol / kickradio.co.uk / Combo, Florence.
To those who share the love, keep listening..

2012 Pt 2 March 24

DJ RoJ

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