Here is my guest mix i did for SOS RADIO on Bondi Radio, 

Dj Fuel Guest Mix for SOS Radio Mix
JuAn, Jorge - Got To Be Music (Original Mix)
Massimo Vanoni - Feel The Way (Original Mix)
Glamour Hammer - Is It True (Yuksek Remix)
Flight Facilities - Foreign Language (feat. Jess) (Will Saul & Tam Cooper Remix)
Discotron - The Truth
Kraak & Smaak - Hold Back Love (Lovebirds Remix)
Phazed Groove - Close to Me
SunPalace, OPOLOPO - Rude Movements (OPOLOPO Remix Extended Version)
Kraak & Smaak, Keyhole - All I Want Is You (Original Mix)
Ministry Of Funk - Nothing (Original Remix)
Diamond Lights ft Zohar - The Last Drop (York & 23rd Remix)
Cafe 432 - Homage (Orginal Mix)
Flapjackers - That Girl Is Poison (Corduroy Mavericks Sweet & Low Remix)
Walter G, Mark Di Meo - Breathe (Mark Di Meo 2am Jam Session Mix)
Martin Roth - Beautiful Life (Original Mix)

SOS Radio - Dj Fuel Guest Mix - 24.02.22

A mix of timeless NRG tunes from the glory days of oxford st nightclubs DCM, N.V, Temple, Rouges and more

Timeless NRG Volume 1

DjKanu

DjKanu - Pain Vol.4 (Progressive Attack Legacy)

AT 'THE CLUB' WITH MIK-AEL

TRACK LIST
00:02 Africas Angel (bootleg) - White Label
07:25 Don't You Want Me (Candy Girls Remix) - Felix
12:33 Le Disc Jockey - Encore
17:37 Here To Chill (let's go mix) - Absurd
23:08 Harden up (Nick Skitz Rmx) - Nicolette
29:38 Let The Rhythm Move You (Clubcutz Mix) - BK 
34:56 One 4 ya - Dave Austin Vs Captain Kirk
39:22 Can You Feel It - London Fiesta
45:26 Be There (Do It Again) - Head Hornys & Miguel Serna
51:10 No More - Head Horny's vs Miguel Serna
57:21 Circus Clown (Extendend Version) - Mega ´lo Mania

OLD SCHOOL NRG MIX (2024.04.14) - Cheeky Ren

VOLUME FIVE

Oxford Street was the pinnacle of all things fun and exciting, giving partygoers a field day just to get in the door of these floor filling venues and nights. The revellers all cued the doors from opening time until the early hours of the morning. Most venues were known for the best in classic old school NRG and Trance in the early 1990s through to the 2000s and became the cornerstone for the dance music revolution. It was no wonder that clubs along the Oxford Street strip had regular patrons showing up, week after week. Session 032 is a homage to all things Oxford Street.

NRG | Session 032 (BPM 142)

Our nights often started on Oxford Street. Rock up to the Temple or Rogues in time to catch some drinks with friends and get the night started. Stay until the early hours of the morning and hike over to Black Market, finding yourself checking your pockets for enough spare change to by a pair of $10 sunglasses for the trek over. Alternatively, you might find yourself hunting a kebab down on Oxford Street, hooking left towards the glow of the Coke sign for a slow persistent crawl towards the heart of Potts Point. How good was life in the 90s and early 2000s. Session 034 celebrates good times, in arguably the best era in Sydney’s nightlife.

NRG | Session 034 (BPM 140)

Strictly Old School (Hi-Nrg)

Clubbing in Sydney during the 1990s was a dynamic and exhilarating experience, defined by its innovative music, inclusive atmosphere, and vibrant subculture. It was a time of creativity, experimentation, and self-expression, with clubs serving as the epicenter of youth culture in the city. 

It was about more than just music and dancing - it was a cultural phenomenon. It was a place where people could express themselves freely, connect with like-minded individuals, and escape the pressures of everyday life. The club scene fostered a sense of community and belonging among its participants, creating memories that would last a lifetime. Session 037 remembers the good times. Have a great weekend 💖

NRG | Session 037 (BPM 142)

MAKE IT DARK BY MIK-AEL

It was clear that George would work in Music in some capacity from early on. As a kid, listening to the radio he could pick which new songs would go on to be number 1. He would sit & record songs trying not to get the radio host’s voice on the intro & outro.  Little did George know, he was taking his first steps into becoming a DJ, creating his own mixtapes.
 
As a teenager, George played the Drums & at 16, after coming across a set of decks would learn how to DJ. He practiced often to master the craft. Then came the bookings to DJ parties. Soon after, the weekly trips to Sydney, bringing records back to Newcastle from the iconic Central Station Records & One Stop. Once George hit 18, the owner of the hottest club in town approached him to play a 2hr set, which after a few weeks turned into all-night sets (7hr sets) this then lead to DJing across more of the venues he owned.
 
Production was next, collaborating with other producers, vocalists, songwriters, & learned quick smart, what elements it took to make great music. George’s passion for music, extended to his love of performing & over the past 5-10 years the business behind it. 
 
Dj Fuel has been a part of the Dance Music scene in Newcastle for the past 20+ years. Working in radio for almost 10 Years (with his weekly radio show ‘The Party Life’) as well as managing venues & Dj residencies at King Street Hotel.
 
George has decided to fuse his passion for Music & Media by starting his own Record Label Pumping Records.

SOS Radio - Dj Fuel Guest Mix - 24.02.22

DJ FUEL

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