I can feel the sweat in the room and the vibe on the dancedloor with this track playing!🙌🏽

InStereo Recordings – Stereo Damage Episode 179

Exclusive Guest Mix:
Marc Rousso
https://soundcloud.com/djmarcrousso

Stereo Damage Podcast

Stereo Damage Podcast - Episode 179 (Marc Rousso Exclusive Mix)

Before i get the inevitable mass messages about the tracks in this mix, here ya go.  Most of these are unreleased, or so old they might as well be new ;)

Rescue - Treble+Bass
Rescue - Don’t you say 
Rescue - My Lovin’
Francis Mercier, Roland Clark - Heart Of Mine (DJ Dove mix)
Rescue - Toss That Groove
King Unique - Change
Rescue - Make believe 
Ruben Naess - Sensual 
Rescue - Don’t Leave 
Rescue & Frivolous Jackson - Imaginary Girls 
Joshwa - Stop The Beat
Armand van Helden - Boogie Monster
Rescue & Ben Goldman - Ya Don’t Know
PEZNT, James Curd, KE - Nasty 
Armand vs. Sneak - Psychic Bounty Killaz 
Block & Crown - That was Funky
OMNOM - Babysitter
Rescue - Gonna Take It
Derrick Carter & Chris Nazuka - Ease the Pressure
Stanny Abram & Jerome Robins - Friday Night
Marques Wyatt - For Those Who Like to Get Down
DJ Dan, Ant Brooks - Body Movin’ (Hunty Soundsystem mix)
Rescue and Sam Lawrence - My Direction
Sasha - Talk to Me (Full Music Master Mix) 
Rubber Souls - Can You Relate (Rescue Mix) 
Smith and Selway - MOVE 
Milk&Sugar, Eddie Amador - Holding On (CASSIMM Mix)
Rescue - Don’t Worry
Blinding Lights (Jerome Robins Remix)
Rescue - My Style 
Rescue - Here We Are
Jess Bays, Sebb Junior, Jennifer J - Stronger
Known Unknown - Dream the Living (Brett Starr Mix) 
Miguel Migs - What do you want 
Porch Light and Rocking Chairs (KiNK Mix)
Colette - dreams (SOR Rescue edit)
The Groovy Thang

RescueCast JULY 2020 Special Edition

DJing in 2020 has been challenging. Normally I will craft a set over a number of gigs, testing mix after mix on a live audience. This year I have had to channel my fondest memories of LOST to pull inspiration for my online sets.
This was until Donald Glaude asked me to do a set on Donald Glaude & Peeps. Donald has been the single biggest influence on my DJ career. The energy he brings to the decks alongside his beaming smile has been a constant reminder to have fun doing what you love. Putting a set together for him came easy.
I am pleased to let you know that I have recorded my finest set in over a year. If you are at home and want to feel what it’s like to be back at LOST, I have you covered.

Live on Donald Glaude & Peeps - 12-13-20

Gene Lee - Live On Donald Glaude & Peeps - 12 - 13 - 20

InStereo Recordings – Stereo Damage Episode 167

12 Days of Christmas, Day 3
Exclusive Guest Mix:
Marc Rousso
https://soundcloud.com/djmarcrousso

Stereo Damage Podcast - Episode 167 (Marc Rousso Exclusive Mix)

InStereo Recordings – Stereo Damage Episode 168

12 Days of Christmas, Day 4
Exclusive Guest Mix:
Fleetwood Smack
https://soundcloud.com/djsfleetwoodsmack

Stereo Damage Podcast - Episode 168 (Fleetwood Smack Exclusive Mix)

That Peep That Show' DEC FUNKY BASSHOUSE SHOW (PRE B DAY FUNK)

InStereo Recordings – Stereo Damage Episode 171

12 Days of Christmas, Day 9

Exclusive Guest Mix:
Jed X
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Stereo Damage Podcast - Episode 171 (Jed X Exclusive Guest Mix)

InStereo Recordings – Stereo Damage Episode 173

12 Days of Christmas, Day 11

Exclusive Guest Mix:
WHiT
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Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/themetronomeproject/

Stereo Damage Podcast - Episode 173 (WHiT Exclusive Guest Mix)

InStereo Recordings – Stereo Damage Episode 175

Exclusive Guest Mix:
Marc Rousso
https://soundcloud.com/djmarcrousso

Stereo Damage Podcast - Episode 175 (Marc Rousso Exclusive Mix)

InStereo Recordings – Stereo Damage Episode 176

Guest Mix:
Jeremy Granger
www.mixcloud.com/jeremygranger/stream/

Stereo Damage Podcast - Episode 176 (Jeremy Granger Guest Mix)

Stereo Damage Podcast EP 176 - Felipe Avelar

Exclusive Guest Mix:
Felipe Avelar
https://soundcloud.com/felipeavelar

Stereo Damage Podcast - Episode 177 (Felipe Avelar Exclusive Mix)

It’s tough to say more about DJ Dan than what is most likely known by just about any dance music fan that has ever taken interest in the genre. Just take a look at what some other legends have said:

“Dan is a pivotal ingredient to live DJing and production, a real teacher to all."-DJ Sneak

"The thing I love about Dan is that he's always had a funky spirit and he always pushes the elements of music."-Carl Cox

To those who still may not know all that much on Dan, we’ll help you out from under that rock. As you can tell from just a bit of the praise from musical icons DJ Dan has received, our West Coast bred friend has been around the block a few times (and turning heads all the while). Music has been forever entrenched in Dan’s life, having garnered a superior record collection at the age of 8 that would give Amoeba Records a run for its money. Starting his professional musical career with some smaller clubs in Seattle and then Los Angeles, DJ Dan had a rise to recognition in the dance music community that could be considered meteoric. Forming the Funky Techno Tribe in 1993, DJ Dan fused together breakbeat, house, dub, and techno to create a sound that later was fittingly crowned, “West Coast House”. And with renowned tracks like “Needle Damage”, and remixes for everyone from Depeche Mode to Duck Sauce, Dan’s production prowess is undeniable. The journey that Dan’s talents have taken him on could go on for pages and pages. He has played alongside the likes of fellow legends from Carl Cox to John Digweed with a mission of making club goers unable to fight the urge to dance the night away.

And it’s not just party goers and fellow DJ’s who bow down to Dan, the press have drooled over his music. DJ Mag named DJ Dan the #1 House DJ in 2006 while Urb Magazine named him “America’s Favorite DJ” and “America’s Hardest Working DJ” while he was also DJ Time’s ‘America’s Best DJ’ 2014 Top Ten Finalist. The media has never been more accurate. But one of the proudest moments could be said when THUMP warned partygoers to ‘never fuck with DJ Dan’ much like one unfateful attdendant did this year in Baltimore to which Dan had the most powerful of responses.

Dan’s widely renowned Los Angeles based label Instereo Recordings,has further etched his name into dance music’s core. With TJR, Phunk Investigation, Wolfgang Gartner, DJ PP, DJ Sneak, Hatiras, and DJ Dan being amongst the many artists featured on the Instereo Recordings, the label is hard to ignore in the industry. Dan also has releases on Toolroom, Pacha Recordings, Ultra, Guesthouse, Work, XL Recordings, Magnetic, Rising, and many others. 

In 2014 Dan shows no signs of slowing down. His EDC set was rated as one of the best sets of the weekend by DJOYBEAT.com as well as Magnetic Mag. Similar buzz had Insomniac President/ CEO Pasquale Rotella chiming in:

"We go back since the early 90′s and he DJ’d some of my first warehouse parties. He’s an LA underground staple and music legend.”

And if that wasn’t enough, in the recent major dance music poll ‘America’s Best DJ’, DJ Dan clocked in at #9 in a extremely competitive field; beating out some of the largest names in electronic music.

As this dance music world continues to evolve, it is safe to say that DJ Dan will continue to be one of its strongest voices and most powerful influencers.

Stereo Damage Podcast - Episode 176 (Jeremy Granger Guest Mix)

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