I went from falling off the moon going GREAT FABULOUS..THAN I hit a big ass speed bump with jack mix....agggh......

This mix was the first mix I ever heard from Dan, it still bangs now. After hearing this I always made sure to go to every show he played in Toronto.

Awwww i miss dj dan's thumpn bumpn styled beatz.  This is EXACTLY the type of set i needed to hear. Props

And when I first heard this track drop...that was the very moment that I fell in love with House Music.

song gives me chills every time maybe some type of flashback

An all time fave mix, still have my orig. cd. Thanks for posting brutha!!

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

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If there was a house DJ in America who could accurately claim to be the most important house DJ working today, it would be Doc Martin. But then, Doc would never accept such a title even if it happens to be true, because Doc is not only a legendary talent but a legendarily humble man. It is therefore with great pride and respect that we finally welcome Doc Martin to the Gangstercast for two solid hours of low rider funk.

Doc Martin’s live sets truly bring people together. The variation in his style of music is endless. What makes him so different from the rest? A unique ability to spin everything from deep house vocals that have much depth and meaning to us all in some way, to his funky tribal bass lines mixed with threads of acid, his passive collection of classics rare records that are only to be heard at his gigs.  When asked about what House music means to him, Doc’s opinion is one to take note of, “It's something that I became obsessed with in 86,and still am to this day. What other music has truly brought people from all over the world together. It put me on a different path emotionally, logically,and spiritually. I'm forever indebted to it.”

His viewpoint on the House Gangster movement is similarly wise, “What's fascinating about the whole House Gangster thing is that it goes beyond just one style of music. I see people from all styles of music,and different backgrounds who are into this. A community of people who are music first. On the outside looking in you would think it's just about banging beats. I think it's more of an attitude of pushing underground sounds from the past,and future. Skills are required for that, but also understanding of the music you are playing. People tend to play it safe but that isn't playing is it.”

Doc Martin has developed the respect as a house DJ that so many of us admire. It is this respect that keeps him constantly touring around the globe.  Doc’s association with DJ Sneak extends back for years and the duo continue to delight audiences with their 4 deck 2 mixer sets.

Speaking of his mix for the Gangstercast Doc comments, “This mix was recorded live at an underground in LA called Oxygen. The vibe was very good that night. I like a bit of everything.The sets that I enjoy are the ones, where I get to flow between styles. This [recording] was one of those nights.  One thing that I try to do is get caught in the moment. No planning mixes ahead. Just jump in feet first and trust yourself with what you do. Know your music and create with it.”

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Episode 61

DJ Dan - Another Late Night
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Guest Mix:
Jacques the ripper 
soundcloud.com/jacques-the-ripper

DJ Dan presents Stereo Damage - Episode 61 (Another Late Night / Jacques the ripper guest mix)

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Episode 78

Guest Mix:
Lizzie Curious
soundcloud.com/lizziecurious

01. Charles Feelgood - BeBop (Phunky Data)
02. DJ Dan & DJ Mes - The Bump (InStereo)
03. Lizzie Curious ‘Sunny Day’ (Curiousity Club)
04. Saint Motel ‘A Cold Cold Man’ Samuele Sartini Mix
05. Robbie Rivera ‘It’s All About House Music’ Jorge Montia Remix (Vamos Music)
06. Whitenoize ‘Party Time’ Mike Balance Remix (InStereo)
07. Lizzie Curious ‘Disco Stormtrooper’ (InStereo - out 1 June)
08. YoFred ‘One More Time’ [Lizzie Curious remix] (Juicy Music - promo)
09. Duke Dumont ‘I Got You’ (Mike Balance remix) 
10. Jay Frog, Lizzie Curious & Terri B! ‘Fired Up’ (Cr2 Records)
11. Suicide Kings ‘Spell On You’ DJ Dan remix (Instereo)
12. DJ Dan & Mike Balance ‘Ready To Ride’ (InStereo)
13. Lizzie Curious ‘Bangolele’ (Curiousity Club)
14. Ninetoes ‘Finder’ (Lizzie Curious remix)
15. Samuele Sartini & Lizzie Curious ‘We Fly’ Siwell remix (Sphera Records)
16. Newman Here ‘Don’t Worry’ (Mike Balance remix)

Guest Mix:
DJ PP
soundcloud.com/djpp

1. Vlada Asanin , D-Blaster - First Time _PPmusic promo 
2. Rene Amesz - Like It Deep (Original Mix)
3. DJ PP & Jack Mood - Knick (Original Mix
4.Jay Frog & Lizzie Curious - Fired Up (Original Mix)
5.Dan Drastic & Matthias Tanzmann - Puddle Trouble (Nic & Marc Fanciulli Remix)
6.Gorge - Noizetoy (Orignal Mix)
7.Loleatta Holloway & Cevin Fisher - You Got Me Burning Up (Supernova InStereo Mix)
8. DJ Fudge - Good Inside (Original Mix)
9. Ramit & Maxim Kuznyecov - Generation-PPmusic Promo 
10.Latency - In Your Head (S.Jay & Ostertag Remix)
11.Dosem - Presence (Original Mix)
13. Steve Mac - After Sundown (Anton Pieete Remix)

DJ Dan presents Stereo Damage - Episode 78 (Lizzie Curious and DJ PP guest mixes)

Episode 91

DJ Dan live at The Gathering SF 2015

DJ Dan presents Stereo Damage - Episode 91 (DJ Dan live at The Gathering SF)

Feelgood and Scott Henry, two East Coast legends rockin a legendary tape series with bulletproof mixes and impeccable song selection.  Also happen to be really nice guys and were both a huge influence on me personally. 

Feelgood (A) & Scott Henry (B)_Time to Get Ill_vol.4

Live set from an AMAZING weekend at the annual Classics event in Novia Scotia!

Rescuecast Sept 2016 :::::: Live @ Classics, Halifax NS

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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.

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