Guest Mix from the Old Norsk Sessions on Digitally Imported Radio
01: Seragaki (Junie XL RMX) - Ryuku Underground
02: Taipei Pocok Salata (Quivver RMX) - Soliquid
03: Pressure (Rene Amesz RMX) - Alex Kenji & Stakillers feat Nadia Ali
04: Moon Prism (Orig) - Mat Playford
05: My Lexicon (Calverton Paul Thomas RMX) - Sander Kleinenberg
06: Spiral (Soundexile RMX) - Hernan Cattaneo
07: Smile When You Kill Me (Orig) - Jerome Isma
08: Teleport (King Unique RMX) - Soundexile & Cattaneo
09: Summer Cocktail (Orig) - Marrakech & Max Demand
10: Diana Beach (Orig) - Andrewboy


DJ Elroy - Old Norsk Sessions EP17

The Dewey Decibel System is an eclectic collection of cuts you may have missed mixed in with a few promos I've picked up along the way. There's so much older music sitting in my catalogue waiting to get in the rotation I decided it would be a shame to neglect it longer. This is a look back over the stuff I've been collecting the past several years in all sorts of house and breaks sounds - deep, funky, progressive, tech, and more. 
Sit back and enjoy!

01: Costa Rica (T. Trash & Viente Belenguer Mix) - Electroheadz
02: Grey Sky & Yellow Coconuts (Orig) - Sebastien Leger
03: Bside (Mau Mau Groove RMX) - Marko Nastic
04: I See Lights (Karmon RMX) - Jimmy & Fred
05: Cream (Orig) - Claptone
06: One More Sound (Orig Club Mix) - UMEK
07: Silverback (Orig) - Matteo DiMarr, Dirty Harris
08: Electronic Revolution (Orig) - Oliver Knight, Hugo Jones, Viavlo
09: Funk It Up (Lance Leber RMX) - Ross Richards
10: Movin' On (Orig) - Nic Fanciulli
11: Afro Medusa (Stephan Luke & Patrick M RMX) - Pasilda
12: Glove (Steve Banks RMX) - Matt Prehn
13: Synthetic Strings - Ludowick
14: What We Become - Lee Guthrie
15: Ventura (Orig) - Hal Incandenza
16: Befuddled (Orig) - Nigel Hayes, Clare Large

Dewey Decibel System Episode 001

DJ, Writer, Music Lover, Blogger, and BeatPimp. I love music, but due to life mixing has taken a back seat to listening lately. Here's a bit about me: 

DJ Elroy is the man with a plan.

He’s been mixing records since before your mom was seen doing lines off the floor of Studio 54’s DJ booth. He is an innovator in his own right and has led the evolution of dance music from the 70s disco era into the club scene of the 80s to the rave scene of the 90s and right into the 21st century! You may not know this, but in recent years Elroy has spawned several of his own sub-genres (including tizzy-house and its European offshoot sprochno).

Being pegged as a one trick pony is so 1998. DJ Elroy has overcome the typecast hurdle by throwing down the gauntlet on all genres and effectively making them his bitch. All of them. Critics have called him the “Chuck Norris of the dance music industry,” and he has lived up to the moniker.

El-Rizzle (as he known to close friends) has been seen giving mixing pointers to the legendary John Digweed and swapping new skratching techniques with the infamous Q-bert. He has headlined some of the biggest events in the state but has put his live performance schedule on hold to bring you this wonderful website. He is a member of the prestigious Masons, the Illuminati, and the NRA.

DJ Elroy spends his free time building tire-swings for starving children in Denver’s inner-cities and plans to be the first electronic music artist to walk in space.

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