Had this on tape in the 90s, use to play it in my car

Nassty!!! It was such an honor to host you for Mass Transit :) Blessings!!!

don't go carving no happy face on my tombstone 

Fukkyeah ! Thank u. Wow. Thank u. This was the tape that used to stoke me when driving to a gig

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Episode 43

DJ Dan:

Fernando Mesa - Pantera
Jordi Castillo - Play It & Jump
UMEK & Groovebox - Cause and Effect
Phunk Investigation & Groovebox - Strictly Funk
Klelight - Don't Stop (Jaceo Remix)
Oscar L - Work
DJ Dan - Make Ya Freak
John Acquaviva & Simon Doty - Say What
Piatto - Work That
Guille Placencia - Gamemaster
Siwell - Stab
Olivier Giacomotto - Jilik
Eddie Santini - Follow the Leader
Hoxton Whores - Samara
DJ Dan & UMEK - Mighty Wind
UMEK & Mike Vale - Fluid Feel
Kadoc - The Night Train (Phunk Investigation Remix)
DJ Anna - Humanizer
Simon Doty - Flip That
George Privatti & Guille Placen - Just Clipper

Guest Mix: Oscar L http://www.oscarl.com

Oscar L - Move your body (Original Mix)
Max Demand, Garen Daren - Viva ( Original Mix)
Boris, Gaga - Go Home (Original Mix)
Loko, Juanmy R - Amaneceres (Original Mix)
Fran Lk Kentosty - Pagnoleta Traktor (Kubeck Remix)
Roland Clark, DJ Chus, DJ Boris - Soul Of A DJ Feat. Roland Clark (Club Mix)
Oscar L - This house is mine (Original Mix)
Adrian Hour - Speaking Groove (Original Mix)
Macromism - Flight Deck (Original Mix)
Oscar L - This is Our Night (Original Mix)
Maximiljan, Tapesh - Sureshot (2000, One's Tech Tool VIP Mix)
Leonardo Gonnelli - Kima Law (Original Club Mix)

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WhiteNoize - Check Baby (Supported by Carl Cox, Chuckie, Max Vangeli)

Episode 44

Guest Mix:
Terry Mullan https://soundcloud.com/tmcatalyst

1. Uptown Funk Emporium - Boogie
2. Hot Natured - Reverse Skydiving
3. Ross Couch - Further Underground
4. Meli'sa Morgan - Still In Love With You 
5. Inner City - Good Life (Matt Smallwood Remix)
6. Alejandro Paz - El House
7. Golf Clap - To The Jaw
8. Egoism & Max Bett - Duplo
9. Garrillo Dansek - Rewind (Andrei Morant Remix)
10. Christian Nielsen - Push
11. Maceo Plex - Frisky
12. Nico K - Holdin' On
13. Soulfeed - Fat Boy
14. Nicole Moudaber - Give Me Body (Anja Schneider Remix)
15. Jeff Dougler & Balu - Traffic Jam
16. Fast Eddie - Acid Thunder 
17. Martin Ikin - What You've Done 
18. Jacob Phono & Freedom B - No Deposit (Onno Remix)
19. Kyodai - Breaking 
20. Bad Zuke - I Don't Need You
21. Hansol - Fucking Noise 
22. Inland Knights - Slummin' It
23. Claude Von Stroke - Dood

DJ Dan presents Stereo Damage - Episode 44 (Terry Mullan Guest Mix)

Episode 51

DJ Dan - Tribute to James Brown mixtape
Original release circa 1993

DJ Dan presents Stereo Damage - Episode 51 (Tribute to James Brown Mixtape 1993)

Episode 99

DJ Dan
Live at the Upside Down House, EDC Las Vegas 2016

Guest Mix:
Charles Feelgood
https://soundcloud.com/charlesfeelgood

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DJ Dan presents Stereo Damage - Episode 99 (DJ Dan and Charles Feelgood guest mix)

Here is my live opening set from the Donald Glaude and DJ Icey show at the 45 East in Portland, OR on August 27, 2016. I had a great time throwing down a more modern take on some of my favorite classics and hope you enjoy it.

Live at Donald Glaude and DJ Icey (8-27-16 at 45 East in Portland, OR)

Dj Dan's funky Sunday morning jam at Tropical's 18 Year Anniversary Celebration!

It was definitely a highlight to have one of LA's best loved djs on the decks at Tropical's 18th bday!

Enjoy!

djdanlivetropical18year

Dj Dan Live at Tropical 18 Year Anniversary, Oct 23, 2016

This is my 2012 mixtape which serves up an eclectic selection of Funk, Hip Hop & Reggae mashups fused with Ghettofunk, Oldskool, Dubstep, Jungle &amp; Breaks (topped with a bit of humour)

TRACKLIST:

Cassette Boy - Jamie Oliver (Skit)
Ugly Duckling - Meatshake
Dusty Springfield - Power of the drums (turntables)
Jstar - Regulate Rock
The Goats - Got Kinda High
Nappy Heads (Fugees) - Nappy Heads
Jimmi Needles - Paper President
Grady Tate - Be Black
Jimmi Needles - The Message
African Music Machine - Funk
DJ Dodgy Style - Harry's Funky Renagade Machine
Bear Crunk - Vent
The Overton Berry Trio - Hey Jude
Hiro Tsunoda - Type A to E
Mr Blennd - Everyday Champion (ft. Buju Banton)
A-Skillz - Come Together (remix)
Run DMC - Walk this way
Hayseed Dixie - Walk this way
Blackalicious - Alphabet Aerobics
Hijack - Airwave Hijack
The Criminal Minds - Baptised by Dub
Unknown - Manu Chau (jungle remix)
JFB - Right Here Right Now (dubstep remix)
Andre Williams - Jail Bait
Proboy Tracker - Gonna Kick out the Bass
Fort Knox Five - Duppy Conqueror (remix)
Primal Scream - Loaded
Congo Natty - Junglist
Puretone - Addicted to Bass
Round the twist - Theme music
The Prodigy - Take me to the Hospital
Freestylers - Policeman Skank
The Specials - Message to Rudy
Brentford Allstars - Greedy g
Featurecast - Sniper 
Quantic - Waiting For your Touch (ft. Spanky Wilson)
Ugly Duckling - Meatshake (Outro Skit)
DJ Jazzy Jeff - Money Can't buy me love (ft. Biz Markee)


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Stargard/Pete Heller - Wear Out The Big Love (J Paul Getto's Love & Hate Mix)

So stoked that I FINALLY got around to finishing the second installment of my ’20 Years a Kid’ mixtape series! This second edition covers the years 1998 - 2000 when big beat was mutating into breaks and funk influenced music still reigned supreme. It’s one of the things I love about this era, it’s all about THE FUNK. The funkier the better! Personally I feel that’s something that’s missing a bit these days and is more than due for a comeback (watch this space 😉). For those of you who remember the legendary Globe days in Sydney then this should take you right back to the dancefloor on one of those epic nights! Hard to believe some of these tunes are 20 years old! Good music never dies it seems (or at the very least stops making you bust ‘funkies’ on the dancefloor)! Hope you dig! x

TRACKLIST:

01. Gimmie the Funk - Krafty Kuts
02. What is a Party? - MOOG
03. General Funk - General Narco / I See You Baby (Acappella) - Groove Armada 
04. Purple Daze (white label)
05. Magic’s Wand (Freestyler’s Phat Party Vocal Mix) - Whodini
06. B-Boy Breakdown - Pepe Deluxe
07. Trans-Am - Kings of the Wild Frontier
08. Rockin’ - A Touch of Class
09. Rock (The Grand Finale) - DJ Spinna
10. Ooh La La - The Wiseguys
11. Let’s Have Scratch for Breakfast - Skeewiff
12. Here We Go (Plump DJ’s Remix) - Freestylers
13. B-Boy Stance (Dub Pistols Club Mix) - Freestylers
14. Talkin all that Jazz (Torti’s Bonus Breaks and Edits) - Stetsasonic 
15. Phun-ky - DJ Tonka

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20 Years a Kid The Mixtapes Vol. 2 (1998 - 2000) - Mixed by Kid Kenobi

Stereo Damage podcast - Episode 142 (DJ Dan Live @ Mass Transit 2019)

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DJ Dan - Take a Fix to Funk

InStereo Recordings – Stereo Damage Episode 174

12 Days of Christmas, Day 12

Dan, divaDanielle, Bounce, Fleetwood Smack (Burn Night)

DJ Dan - https://soundcloud.com/djdanmusic
divaDanielle - https://soundcloud.com/divadanielle
Bounce - https://soundcloud.com/bounce_house
Fleetwood Smack - https://soundcloud.com/djsfleetwoodsmack

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Stereo Damage Podcast - Episode 174 (Dan, divaDanielle, Bounce, Fleetwood Smack at Burn Night)

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This week on the decks it's our own Deckard (@dj-deckard) live from Breakfast of Champions 2021 LIVEcast edition with a funky, bouncy house set!

About DJ Deckard:
Born and bred in Washington, Keith Harris (a.k.a. Deckard) starting DJ-ing in 2000, at venues and clubs in Seattle and Canada. He moved to San Francisco in 2005 where his skills and talent evolved and became even more prolific, garnering interest and accolade and earning him a spot in the underground music scene.

Deckard made his big splash as a member of Coda in 2006 at Burning Man. Soon after he joined forces with the Space Cowboys whose parties are legendary in San Francisco and Burning Man and whose Ripecast podcast was nominated for Best Podcast of the Year by Breakspoll for 2013.

Mixing together a blend of music selection including, but certainly not limited to breakbeat, nu funk, and house, Deckard keeps crowds on their feet and moving backed by his unique sound and ability to mix genres whether it be playing a sunrise set at Breakfast of Champions or closing down the main room in front of a packed warehouse.

Deckard has performed in a variety of venues on the west coast and Canada with DJs such as Jondi & Spesh, Uberzone, Lee Coombs, Plump DJs, Dylan Rhymes, Meat Katie, Elite Force/Simon Shackleton, Worthy and more.

More from Deckard:
Soundcloud: soundcloud.com/deckard-dj
Facebook: facebook.com/djdeckard/
Twitter: twitter.com/dj_deckard
www.deckard-dj.com

Deckard RIPEcast Live at Breakfast of Champions 2021

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.

DJ Dan presents Stereo Damage - Episode 51 (Tribute to James Brown Mixtape 1993)

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