2016 TUNES

#201603 SETS

BerghainPanoramaBar_2016_05_07

DJ DEEP DEEP HOUSE

Ambient Tape

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Premiere: Ben Buitendijk - Promised Land [Mosaic]

Dear Voluptuaries,

for the second time Ramona welcomes Orson Wells in her realm of pleasure. After the debut-EP titled 'Never Lonely No More' in 2013, the Frankfurt youngster manages to inflame Ramona's attention once again with his following futuristic dream-house-EP called 'Open Light'. Four tracks no one should miss out on having at home pressed on the darkest and lustiest of all the treats. Mister Wells invites Ramona on a trip to another dimension where the sounds of the past are the columns of a neo-transcendental audio-vision. In this future no one dances alone. 

Be prepared,
Ramona 

Orson Wells - Open Light (Snippet)

Slabs 186 - http://www.slabsofthetabernacle.com/

Recorded for the always killer mix series over at Slabs of the Tabernacle. This one is on a similar tip to the 'Theories of Anxiety' mix ...ambient / experimental / electronix for your night-time deep compression....enjoy!

Barry Donovan - Theories Of Insomnia

An irregular series of DJ mixes devoted to the world beyond the dancefloor.

From experimental electronics and dark ambient to psychedelic pop and blissed-out indie, the direction of each mix is completely of the artist's choosing. 
In keeping with the series' broad remit, featured selectors will include label owners, journalists, promoters and collectors as well as DJs and producers.

Mix Twelve is from producer, DJ and Circus Company cohort, Dave Aju.

San Francisco Bay Area native Marc Barrite’s alias Dave Aju has become a reliable name for fresh and expressive electronic music over the last decade, combining a deep knowledge and passion for dance music history with a fearless, forward-thinking approach to production and performance. A diverse range of influences, from his jazz upbringing and hip-hop roots to the outer realms of experimental rock and musique concréte can be heard in Aju’s unique sound.

Dave Aju remixes, DJ sets, and live performances are in high demand at labels, clubs, and festivals across the globe. And now, following the success and praise for his debut album Open Wide – created entirely with his mouth, and the acclaimed autobiographical follow-up Heirlooms, Aju is more active than ever further developing his musical universe, including some promising collaborations such as the voice of Guillaume & The Coutu Dumonts’ new band project The Side Effects, new works for Matthew Herbert’s Accidental label and more recently the release of his 3rd studio album, Black Frames.

ABOUT THE MIX

"This is a one-take vinyl mix of a few personal non-club classics that recall beautiful moments and people in my life. From the moment I first saw The Skull Sessions LP artwork in my father's collection as a kid, and being blown away at the first Tortoise show a good friend took me to almost 20 years ago, to landing in Brazil on tour with Arthur Verocai in the headphones, smashing down the 101 South freeway bumping J Dilla in summertime heat, or playing notorious SF bar nights with the Magnificent 7 DJ collective. 

Most of the records were just pulled from storage back home in the Bay Area last month and brought back overseas to Berlin, so in many ways this was like having a nice catch-up session with old friends while introducing them to some new ones I've met more recently. The mix was made in the cave with two Technics 1210 MK2s, a Rane Empath mixer, some pretty nasty back-up needles borrowed from Mike Shannon, and love."

(ARCHIVE) MIX TWELVE / Dave Aju

*i got this raw feeling about her you know...

The Sunrise In Her Eyes

A1. Tesco Bombers – Break The Ice At Parties
A2. Sara Goes Pop – Sexy Terrorist
A3. People In Control – When It’s War
A4. Nancy Sesay & The Melodaires – C’est Fab

B1. The Distributors – TV Me
B2. Dorothy – Softness
B3. Thomas Leer – Private Plane
B4. Visitors – Electric Heat

C1. The Murphy Federation – Fed Up Skank
C2. The Distributors – Never Never
C3. The Cro-tones – Tea Machine Dub
C4. Fatal Microbes – Violence Grows

D1. The Spunky Onions – How I Lost My Virginity
D2. The Fakes – Look Out
D3. The 012 – Meltdown Situation
D4. The Prats – Disco Pope

This is a compilation of 16 UK 7" singles recorded between 1978 and 1982, compiled by JD Twitch, that showcases the DIY spirit of those times. 

"If Punk was the nuclear detonation, the fallout that came after was where a lot of the most interesting music of that era was made. People who would never have thought to release a record before realised it was something they could do, and the end result was a DIY explosion. I've always loved music that doesn't try to fit in a particular genre, that is anti-canonical and doesn't care what else is going on in music at that time, that takes risks and is full of imagination and ideas that may or may not make any logical sense but that resulted in something unique, that ignores conventions about how a record SHOULD be produced and that was created simply because its creators felt the urge to express themselves and share the results with some other people. This compilation compiles 16 tracks that fulfil all those criteria. None of them had any success, most are (unjustly) obscure but every one of them has inspired me and would be in my ultimate 7" singles box." – JD Twitch.

This release has been a real labour of love involving tracing long-lost artists to far-flung corners of the globe, persuading them that the modern world needs to hear the music they made several decades ago, tracking down lost masters, lovingly restoring 7"s in the case of those where the masters were lost and then conceiving an elaborate package with detailed sleeve notes to house the double album package.

*NOTE - Due to legal problems with the original title a new version of the sleeve has had to be designed and manufactured. We still hope to make the original packaging available in a modified form but in the meantime this will be released in a gatefold sleeve with printed inner sleeves containing all the info and notes from the original.

The original 2 x LP vinyl edition was to come in a super deluxe package combining a double-sided black and white four x 12" panel sleeve, hand-folded into an LP sleeve with a colour insert containing colour photos of all the sleeves all inserted in a bespoke pvc wallet. The four x 12" panel sleeve contains sleeve notes and detailed overviews of each individual track by JD Twitch, and an introduction by New York's DIY expert Dan Selzer. Due to the huge amount of work involved putting the sleeve together, it would only ever exist in an edition of 500 copies. 

Release date October 30th 2015. Distribution by Kompakt.

Digital version contains 13 tracks.

Various - [Cease & Desist] DIY! (Cult classics from the Post-Punk era 1978 - 82)

It's been a happy spectacle watching our friends at Lobster Theremin grow into the pink-bellied beast we see before us today. Their following has grown almost as quickly as their roster, snowballing via a release schedule that's as strong as it is frequent: a consistently welcome serve-up of Motor City-inspired house, dreamscape acid and narcotic techno. 

Late last year, Camp Lobster drilled deeper into the spectrum with Mörk, the label's darkling sub-imprint and home to its gloomiest techno. This week they inaugurate a new imprint, Distant Hawaii – a summer off-shoot for beach-coasting sunshine house. And its first release is exactly that: a wonderfully deep debut for Manchester man Hidden Spheres. 'Waiting' is our pick of the litter: a glowing thumper that's all butter-melt Rhodes lines, ecstatic vocal whoops, and tons of playful percussion. The perfect summer jam, basically – coming to a terrace near you very soon.

Hidden Spheres "Waiting" - Boiler Room Debuts

Saturday Morning, 7AM - 10AM.
The Sleepless Floor at Melt! Festival.
One of the most fun experiences I ever had dj'ing.

Job Jobse @ Sleepless Floor, Melt! Festival 2015

Die Verboten 'E40'

An excerpt from my set at Slack on April 10th, 2015 at @smartbarchicago in Chicago.

Olin - Live at Smart Bar 4.10.2015

RA.439 Lowtec

RINSE BOXING DAY 2015
http://rinse.fm/boxingday2015

Room 1 - Box
Katy B, Novelist, Section Boyz, DJ Zinc, D Double E + Sir Spyro, Plastician + Jammz, DJ Spoony, Yasmin.

Room 2 - 103
Fatima Al Qadiri, Bok Bok, MUMDANCE, Faze Miyake, Mr. Mitch, Youngsta, Murlo, MM

Room 3 - Loft
JD. Reid, Horsepower Productions, DJ Ron (London Some’ting), Sam Supplier

Room 4 – Baby Box
Norwood Soul Patrol

Saturday 26th December 2015
10pm-7am

Tickets & More Info:
Resident Advisor:
http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?767259
Dice:
https://dice.fm/rinse-fm-katy-b-novelist-26th-dec-ministry-of-sound-london-tickets

Rinse FM Podcast - Hessle Audio w/ Herron - 17th December 2015

RA's #1 DJ steps away from the dance floor.

Dixon, Steffi, Nicolas Jaar, Ben UFO and Omar-S mark our 500th podcast.

Read more: http://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=500

@dixon


RA.500 Dixon

mountaindub

On March,25th (Opening Night), 26th & 27th, DGTL will return to Amsterdam for the 4th edition. 
Applescal mixed a podcast for this occasion. He is playing at the Audio stage on Sunday. 

Tickets for DGTL will sell out early this year. 

01. Dorisburg - Trust [Aniara Recordings]
02. Polynation - Why You (Love over Entropy Remix) [Atomnation]
03. Fort Romeau - Secret & Lies [Live At Robert Johnson]
04. Cleveland - Mercury (Early Dub) - edit [Hivern Discs]
05. Audiojack ft. Kevin Knapp - Random Matter [Hot Creations]
06. Ryan Davis & LMNSKT - Kope [Klangwelt]
07. Beacon - You're Wondering - edit [Ghostly]
08. Mark Reeve - Exodus [Drumcode]
09. Pan Pot - Punxsutawney (Alan Fitzpatrick Remix) [Second State]
10. Applescal - Leone Highway [Atomnation]
11. Sau Poler - Jaffe House [Atomnation]
12. Flying Lotus - Tea Leaf Dancers [Warp]
13. Gidge - Hon [Atomnation]

Applescal - DGTL Podcast #29

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PoleGroup Radio/ Keith Carnal/ 04.03

Various mixes, including my 2009 RA Podcast etc...

DJ DEEP LIVE RECORDING PARIS 2013

DJ DEEP HOUSE MIX 1995 (When The Freak Was Out)

DJ DEEP 1995 HOUSE TAPE

DJ DEEP 1994 MIXTAPE

DJ DEEP DETROIT NOW AND THEN (AFTER THE PROPHECY)

Deep Library 2016 Episode 1

1.	Bookworms Bank recordings
2.	Leif "Untitled" Galdoors
3.	Arthur Russell "Tower of Meanings"
4.	Jorge Valez "Tigerpool" L.I.E.S
5.	Rohs! "Babe Roots"
6.	A Certain Ratio "Rialto"
7.	Golden Teacher "On the Street"
8.	Eqwelze "Static Percs " Atypical Dopennes
9.	Ondo Fudd "Veto plank" Trilogy Tapes
10.	Lowtec "Blundar "
11.	Leif « Moment Beat »
12.	Brian Eno David Byrne Vocal Outtakes
13.	Malvito "Mirage"
14.	Manu Dibango "Ceddo"
15.	Brian Eno David Byrne "Number 8 mix"
16.	Ondo Fudd "Blue Dot"

Deep Library 34

Our set from klangbiotop electronica floor which happen at ://about blank 11th February 2017. Almost 400 minutes of electronic music from 1980 till today ordered from old to current, starting 1980. 

Thanks to Audiomassive crew for the night!

Enjoy the electronica history channel.

klangbiotop electronica history channel

ddm & whø? - live at klangbiotop ://about blank -  the electronica history channel

Berghain 14th Jan 2012 pt1

Antopya

Kobosil | Think & Think

Bookings: bookingdjdeep@gmail.com
Open Library: djdeepopenlibrary@gmail.com

Sharing with the audience what I think are the greatest records of the moment or what I think are timeless and personal classics is something that has motivated me through the years. I see my job as being a big filter: As a vinyl junkie, I am in the record stores chasing jams almost everyday. And I am also following movements in what I hear such as when techno was revolutionary or when the NY deep house sound really expanded, that’s what I would showcase. Now that a lot of techno and house roots are being revived and also reinvented, I can as always, enjoy playing a lot of new amazing records and some classics!

Twenty years in, from house to techno and everything in between, DJ Deep has immersed himself in the ebb and flows of music, be it NY, Chicago, Detroit or today’s current pulsating waves. He captures the magic of each as a leading figure of the Parisian scene and label owner, connecting the dots both forward and back with his own personal and multidimensional touch.

DJ Deep first got his break when he was invited by Laurent Garnier to DJ at parties such as Oz and Zoo at club Palace, or Boy, in his hometown Paris. Followed by regular appearances at the influential Rex Club, radio shows ‘A Deep Groove’ on then pirate station Radio FG, and later Radio Nova, plus a string of mix CDs on Distance and Respect is Burning, DJ Deep began touring worldwide, spreading his house and techno obsession to audiences craving his deep crates of musical truth.

In 2003, DJ Deep launched his labels Deeply Rooted (formerly Deeply Rooted House) and House Music Records, shining a spotlight on true-to-its roots house and techno records and harder to find gems from the likes of Kerri Chandler, L.B. Bad, Terence Fixmer, Mike Dehnert and Roman Poncet. The dream catalogue sealed his music curatorship with timeless records such as Kerri Chandler’s now classic “Back to the Raw”, Ben Klock’s remix of “Pong” by Kerri Chandler and Francois X’s “Code Red” remixed by Marcel Dettmann.

A reformat in 2015 and DJ Deep’s latest evolution in expression sees him join forces with Roman Poncet as Sergie Rezza, an open-minded experimentation with a standout album on Desire Records and performances including Berlin Atonal. Their straight-up techno live project, Adventice, saw a trio of releases on the reputable Tresor with performances at Weather Festival (Paris), Reperkusound Festival (Lyon) and many more to come. Fang is the duo’s house-leaning alias, which marked Deeply Rooted’s momentous 50th release in 2015. Unabatedly, DJ Deep’s solo adventure also continues with his own deep “cuts” out on his label or under his Rébeval raw house alias, on the cult NYC L.I.E.S Records.