Name: DJ Hell x Lars Eidinger - Faze Mag in the Mix #159 by DJ Hell
Duration: 57 min 25 s
Description: DJ Hell x Lars Eidinger - Faze Mag in the Mix #159

WAS DIE CLUBKULTUR IN MÜNCHEN AUSMACHT
Das Nachtleben wird gerne auf Hedonismus, Exzess und Drogen reduziert – und ist doch so viel mehr: Performance, Design, gesellschaftlicher Diskurs, Musik, Tanz, Ekstase – kurz Clubkultur. Die beleuchtet jetzt eine Ausstellung im Münchner Stadtmuseum.
Die Ausstellung "Nachts" ist ab dem 24. Juli im Münchner Stadtmuseum zu sehen, bis zum 1. August gibt es dazu ein schönes Rahmenprogramm in Zusammenarbeit mit Tam Tam.

DJ Hell @ Nachts. Clubkultur in München - 23.07.2021

troy pierce

Here is the Im Garten mix that I released back in 2003. Enjoy this trip down memory lane!

André Galluzzi - Im Garten - (Taksi) 2003

Here is my Berghain 01 mix that I release back in 2005. Enjoy!

André Galluzzi - Berghain 01 - (Ostgut Ton) 2005

mobilee´s annual invite-only rooftop parties at Barcelona´s Hotel Silken Diagonal have been a debaucherous staple of the Sonar Festival calendar since 2007. Once again we have put together a special package of events, including this 'mobilee and friends' party at the rooftop of Hotel Diagonal!
Sonar/Off 2011 - Mobilee &amp; Friends #1
Friday, 17 June 11
@ Hotel Silken Diagonal (Barcelona, ES)
Pan-Pot
Rodriguez Jr. -live-
Miss Kittin
Ralf Kollmann





Miss Kittin - mobilee & friends - Sonar 2011 - Hotel Diagonal Friday

Recondite treats us to an hour of his signature sound ahead of him joining us at the club this Saturday

060 - Recondite - fabric podcast

DJ Hell x Lars Eidinger - Faze Mag in the Mix #159 

CHINEEN - Eh Very One (Original Mix)

Mental Glitch

TROY PIERCE on:
- Facebook: www.facebook.com/troypierce
- SoundCloud: @troypierce

HOW I MET THE BASS on:
- Facebook: www.facebook.com/howimetthebass
- Twitter: www.twitter.com/howimetthebass
- Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/HowIMetTheBass

3 QUESTIONS to TROY PIERCE:

Q: Going through your mix offers a huge spectrum of electronic music. Tell us about your selection. How did these tracks have an impact on your later doings?

A: I was a bit overwhelmed at first by the concept of this mix actually, there is so much amazing music that I wanted to include. The more I thought about it though it started to make sense to focus on my time in New York, before I started making music and before I moved to Berlin. I move to New York in January 1994 to attend photography school. When I moved there I went alone and didn’t know a single person in the city, seems kind of crazy now thinking about it but at the time it seemed totally rational. By March 94 I bought my first turntables/mixer and started buying a lot of records. NYC at the time had some great record stores and I lived within walking distance to some of the best ones. The music I was discovering from 1994 - 2002 really formed the foundation of my style and I still play most of these tracks on the mix to this day. There are a quite a few tracks that are “pre” 94 that I came across in shops, some gems that I might have heard on a mix tape or remember from some Chicago/Detroit party. “We Are Phuture” and “Heat It Up” where Chicago classics while “Lyot”, “Glob” and “The Groove” where Detroit bombs. I felt it was really important to include those as I didn’t really find them until I was in NYC. While I was selecting tracks for the mix I was having a hard time editing the selection down so I came up with a “test” for each track… “Does it give me chills”? This simple criteria made it really easy to cut my track listing down from more than sixty to the nineteen  I used on the mix. I have listened to the mix a few times since finishing it and I feel like it’s a really accurate window into where I came from musically. There is a common thread of spooky weirdness that still runs through the music I make and play today. Looking back on this track list I feel really lucky to have been able to experience parties in Chicago and Detroit at such an influential moment in electronic music. The music I heard at those parties guided me through the record stores of New York and helped cultivate my sound.  

Q: You´ve been a producer and DJ for decades. How do you still find motivation and inspiration to keep things running?

A: Not to over simplify it but I still think it’s fun making/playing music that people enjoy.  
 
Q: A statement in your biography says: “I like making and playing weird music for weird people”. So which weird Pierce-music can we expect soon and what´s coming up next on Items & Things?

A: I have a few different projects in the works, one of my oldest friends from New York Jaesun Celebre and I have been working on stuff the last year… spooky techno, what a surprise! There are some older tracks from Marc Houle and I that are planned for Items & Things as well as a new collaboration between us. I also have a collection of “Lost Tracks” that I would like to release, music from the last years that never made it out of the studio but I really like so lets see how that goes.

Troy Pierce - HOW I MET THE BASS #122

lovely liveset  - loveparade 1999 @E-Werk berlin/parking area
DJ Jauche & Yavin in the mix

E-werk parkplatz - jauche - yavin-LoveParade1999

Bookings: jessica@blivemusic.art (Worldwide)
diana@provocateur-booking.de (Gsa)

An unequivocal industry visionary, DJ Hell's career has embodied and then transcended his many guises: Anti-Superstar DJ, International DeeJay Gigolo Label Boss, GQ Man of the Year, Playboy, Jetsetter, Bon Viveur, Munich Machine, New York Muscle. Seeing, and envisioning - that is of enormous relevance to Hell. He managed to convey pure artistic prowess as well as pure style during his thirty year DJ career. The individual look, the do-it-yourself approach, the elitism. That's how it grew.

DJ Hell x Lars Eidinger - Faze Mag in the Mix #159

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