This seriously pulled me out of a creative funk. Thanks for this throwback. If you've got more, DM and let's get more ears on the classic stuff. Peace -Osandi

Used to listen t him on the raido in highschool, super good.

Pal Joey Ministry Of Sound 16:11:1991 Side B

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This DJ mix is a collection of some of my favorite dub mixes (those Dub Reggae-inspired remixes on the flips of disco & house 12"s that have most, but not all, of the vocal stripped away, replaced with a ton of heavy, psychedelic effects on top). 
People have been putting dub mixes on their singles for at least 40 years, so I've tried to go through the eras and give a taste of how things have evolved. Hope you like it :)

First Choice - The Player (John Morales Dub)
The Jammers - And You Know That (Shep Pettibone Dub)
Patrick Cowley - Goin' Home (Remix Dub Version)
Alexander Robotnick - Problemes d'Amour (Bruce Forest Dub Mix)
Fun Fun - Happy Station (Dub Mix)
Colonel Abrams - Music Is The Answer (Dub Version)
Vicky Martin - Not Gonna Do It (Mike Dunn Dub)
Masters At Work feat. India - I Can't Get No Sleep (MK Dub)
Björk - Violently Happy (Masters At Work Basso Hitto Dubbo)
Kellee - My Love (Ralphi Rosario Dub)
CLS - Can You Feel It (Music House Dub)
Orbital - The Naked And The Dub
Urban Soul feat. Roland Clark & Shawnee Taylor - Got To Believe (Geraldine's Dub)
Byron Stingily - Get Up (Everybody) (Roger S Narcotic Dub)
Aaron Carl - Oasis (Nick Holder Vocal Dub Mix)
Sandman & Riverside feat. Jeremy Ellis - Into Your Story (KZREKchampa Club Dub)
Chrissy & Shaun J. Wright - Growl (Dub)
Sophie - Nothing More To Say (Dub)
Lil Mark & Carolyn Harding - Movin' On (Lil Mark's Dub Version II)
Chrissy - Can't Get Me Down (Duke Slammer Dub)

Chrissy is a genre-bending DJ/producer with releases on 17 Steps, Dansu Discs, Super Rhythm Trax, Chiwax, Classic, Freerange, Razor N Tape, Nervous, and more. He specializes in rave-influenced sounds, Chicago house, and disco, but his 20-year career has ranged from jungle to footwork to freestyle, with gigs at Panorama Bar, Smartbar (where he held a residency from 2015-2018), and his residency at San Francisco’s oldest and most storied queer club, The Stud.
 
Chrissy is also a well-regarded voice on dance music history—he ran the popular “My Year of Mixtapes” blog, posting original genre-focused DJ mixes every week for a year. He wrote the liner notes for Hardcore Traxx: Dance Mania Records 1986-1997, and has written about dance music history for RBMA, XLR8R, and Electronic Beats.

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COLORING LESSONS RADIO with Musclecars @ The Lot Radio 08 - 15 - 2021

Texas-born, Brooklyn-based producer/deejay fleet.dreams has got the touch; a carefully cultivated craft for dancefloor productions that has provided some of the more uniquely enjoyable American house music in recent memory. fleet.dreams released his debut 12” fleet.magic in 2018 via Washington DC institution PPU records that Resident Advisor praised as “woozy, R&B-inflected synth-funk that could have been released anytime during the last 25 years.”

Fresh off a two year stint in Detroit regularly studying sets from local masters such as Rick Wilhite, Norm Talley, Marcellus Pittman and Dez Andrés, fleet.dreams made his way east, landing in NYC just as the city was falling into pandemic lockdown. May 28th marked the release of Return of the Dreamer — fleet.dreams’ meditation on the simple joys of house bliss through four effortless east coast garage house grooves that go down with ease and bring to mind everything from the Italo House heights of DFC Records, the Balearic house purity of Don Carlos, and the lush beauty of Glenn Underground, Kerri Chandler, and Pal Joey. The second release on the producer’s newly minted Leopard Cage imprint — Return of the Dreamer is a wildly confident follow up, balancing floor-ready grooves with a distinctly deep sense of spiritual house meditation.

Episode 12.2 - w/Fleet Dreams

Moments In Love is back after a long hiatus with a new mix from Chicago's @shaunjwright

One of my all-time favorite DJs, Shaun has a unique ability to work a crowd into an ecstatic frenzy, reading and manipulating the energy of a room by seamlessly shifting through genres all while demonstrating impeccable track selection. Nights I've spent at their SmartBar residency have often reached moments of dance floor nirvana (once literally by layering a Smells Like Teen Spirit Accapella over a pounding techno beat), the moments at the club you carry with you for a long time.

After months of sharing music while working at Gramaphone Records, I approached Shaun to do a mix focused on tracks with lower BPMs and sounds they don’t get to explore as often in their DJ sets. Shaun more than delivered, turning in a mix that merges slowed down house, acidic aboriginal downtempo from Australia, experimental Japanese synth-pop, reggaeton, spaced out euro-disco, and ending on a serene jazzy vibe.

Moments In Love #8-Shaun J. Wright

Lola Kinks is the alter ego of @lorealporceia—a Philly-based healing practitioner, sexuality educator, licensed social worker, and artist. Born in Richmond, Virginia and raised in Landstuhl, Germany & Atlanta, Georgia, her enthusiasm for music blossomed during her early years abroad. While there, she initially drew inspiration from the jazz rock, Brit funk, and acid jazz artists that her father introduced into their household: Steely Dan, Level 42, and Brand New Heavies, to name a few.

A self-proclaimed retro music & pop culture nerd; she lives for deepening her knowledge in oft-forgotten vintage media history, as well as widening her vocation as a vinyl DJ. In alignment with her work as a(n) educator and healer, her greatest passion as a musical artist resides in holding space for folks to learn, unite in joyful communion, & achieve healing through music and movement. 

About the Mix
"This all vinyl mix is an homage to a smattering of late 70s/early-late 80s soul, r&b, and electro funk jams and artists I hold dear. Likewise, the musical amalgamation nods to some of the pioneers of that era, including Dexter Wansel, Steve Arrington, and the dearly departed Kashif. From start to finish, listeners are taken on a journey through some of the most influential sonic vibes over the span of my life's trajectory--closing out with 42 seconds of electronic joy, courtesy of my favorite album of all time."

Episode 33 w/ Lola Kinks

This mix was born out of a 2015 closing party for North Florida's
then-longest operating gay club. By the time it was recorded, the owner
(and club's namesake) had passed, there were few original patrons left,
and profits over people prevailed. The party's audience was segregated
and I requested to play in the main room for the OGs.

The music is actually comprised mostly of CDs and CD singles. There is
one piece of vinyl. It was recorded live. Scene folks forget what a
driving force the CD single format was in the club from the late-1980s
until the early-2000s. Especially in Europe. They forget the
side-by-side Denons in the booth that took abuse, and the early tabletop
CD decks of the mid-1990s. A lot of us stateside kids didn't have much
pocket money. CD singles gave more bang for your buck and often featured
exclusive versions, no matter what territory they were produced.

You'll hear the sounds of my early '90s life as succinctly as 77 minutes
will allow. Don't be fooled by the first track. Settle in: you'll get
New York, Chicago, Detroit, England, Germany and more. From François K
to Paul Oakenfold, Kevin Saunderson to Sasha, and Robert Owens to
Underworld, this is one minor cross-section of me. Enjoy with an open
mind."

Alison is also a published writer on electronic dance music culture and
gender studies. She will be published by Oxford University Press in the
second edition of the educational-standard 'Trans Bodies, Trans Selves',
which will be relesed on 15 April. More about Alison can be found at
edenalison.com

Episode 35 w/ Eden Alison

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Santiago Salazar  End of Summer Mix 2022

DJ Disciple live on WNYE 91.5 FM back in 1989...DJ Disciple came over to the U.K in the 90's where i first heard him live. Solid house DJ and this mix in his seemingly early days hears him play some killer house jams from the year. The flyer was a party he played at the Choice hosted by Joey Llanos & Richard Vasquez which was also played to the likes of Larry Levan, Frankie Knuckles, Basil, Victor Rosado and many more...

DJ Disciple WNYE 91.5 FM 10/10/89

The wait is finally over. Starting today, a gradual rollout of the recordings from this year's campout will begin.  First up is the legendary Rich King. On Friday morning, Rich opened Hemlock Hole with a sweeping 3.5 hour set of atmospheric tones and soulful house music. 

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Campout Series: Rich King

33 & 1/3 of London based Voices DJ/Soundsystem Collective. Professional working DJ since 1989, held long residency Voices parties at Plastic People nightclub in Shoreditch. Also hosting and DJ'ing at Voices Soundsystem parties where we install our ATC/Quested Soundsystem, all night at parties in London. I also host a monthly saturday night online radio show from 10.30 - 12am DST on www.cashmereradio.com . Backtracking I also used to host a weekly online show on www.deepfrequency.com. I  have invited musically likewise guests like Ben Williams a.k.a Gatto Fritto (Int Feel), Darshan Jesrani (Metro Area), DJ Kaos (DFA,Clone, Club Cookies DE), Gerry Rooney (Black Cock Recs, Lucky Hole), Joel Martin (Quiet Village, Moscovitch Music), DJ Nature (Golf Channel), Foolish Felix (Cynic), Cherrystones (Whatever We Want), Tiago (Lux, Porto) and many more, check the archives at Deepfrequency and Cashmere Radio Hopefully you hear the sound picture...

Also joint partner in Voices DJ/Artist Agency with Johnny Hiller...check out some of the artists we represent here...

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Friday 7th Jan @ Georgia Bar (Berlin)

Thurs 29th August: Paloma Bar w/Daniel Wang
Saturday 12th Oct: Cashmere Radio. 22.30-24.00 (Berlin)
Sat 26th Oct: 'Voices' Paloma Bar (Berlin)
Sat Nov 30th: 'Voices' w/Special Guest Paloma Bar (Berlin)

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