Big Pack presents:
Play Underground | Episode # 78
2022 ® Biggie Traxx | House Salad Music

Deep and Jazzy house vibes, this mix was made with love and hope you enjoy it, best.

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Tracklist:
01 Meowsn
02 Whitley Tlee - Change Always Hurts [Rewind LTD]
03 John Barera - We Got This [Off Track Recordings]
04 Jon Dixon - Feel Your Touch (feat L_Renee)
05 Reekee feat Paolo Campani - Tortellini Jazz 
06 Montel, Retromigration - Harlem (Retromigration Remix)
07 ReeKee - Bal-Era
08 June Jazzin - Thebelele Thobe
09 Jason Hersco - Without U
10 Portable - I Feel Stronger Now (Patrice Scott Remix)
11 Reekee â€” Another Day feat. Rico (Patrice Scott Mix)
12 Tom Esselle - Can I Get A Bump 
13 Felipe Gordon - Freedom
14 rawBeetz - Go Get'Em
15 Jason Hersco - East Coast Hustle
16 Keecen - Urban Appeal [Mhost Likely Green]
17 Tom Esselle - Wayne's Lament
18 Jesse Bru - In a Moment
19 Dayfriday - Jazz Pate (Original Mix)

 Play Underground 78

Big Pack | Play Underground 78

Dat 'New York House Classics' Vibe Mix  #4 [Vinyl Only]

Tracklist: 
1. Harmonious Thump - The Supreme Law (Club Mix) [VIN 701] - 1992
2. Pal Joey - Party Time [LDLZ 102] - 1990
3. Tech Trax Inc. - Tech Trax Inc. (Xplanitory Mix) [NG 049] - 1990
4. So Smooth - Soon (Club Dub) [JB 0010] - 1992
5. Jazz-N-Groove pres. Dub Essentials - Love Eachother (BT’s “Groove” Mix) [PT 006-93] - 1993
6. S.R.O. - Work It [CITI 014] - 1993
7. Raise The Roof - More Better Than This (Vocal) [DLR 002] - 1993
8. Sound Waves - Gotta Have You (U.K. Dub) [SR 1243] - 1991
9. Instant Exposure - Wanna Be With You (Club Mix) [EM 734-1] - 1992
10. Moore Music - Hey (Get Down) (12” Remix) [TH 919] - 1994

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Dat 'New York House Classics' Vibe Mix  #4 [Vinyl Only]

REC-2024-08-18

2024-11-25 ightoutsessions SHMC DJ154

We have got the Mark Farina Subequatorial Mix digitized and ready for your listening ahead of his return to Brisbane for Zen & The Art of House! Recorded back in 1994 in Phil Smart’s Bondi home, this is what Phil had to say about its creation.

“It was 1993 when I first encountered Mark Farina. I’d been travelling to DJ in San Francisco for a couple of years already when Mark came out from Chicago with Derrick Carter to play for the first time. They totally blew everyone’s minds, DJs and dancers alike. We all realised we’d witnessed something extraordinary, and I just knew I had to get them out to Australia.

I’d started a series of parties in Sydney called Organic, and in March of 1994 I brought Mark out to play. He stayed at my house in Bondi, and one day he decided to make a mix tape. Standard operating procedure for me to make a mix tape was to get a bunch of records together and practice with them for a while before pressing record, but Mark just popped a blank tape in the cassette deck, hit record and laid down this mix in one go!

I rediscovered it in my archives recently and figured it would be great to put it out into the world again, and with Mark’s approval we are pleased to present it to you now”.

B - Side

Welcome to Future Disco Radio, your ultimate soundtrack for any time of the day! This week, we're thrilled to welcome the one and only Daisybelle to the show.

Tune in live every Friday at 3pm GMT / 10am EST to catch the freshest beats and vibes from the global house and disco scene. Whether you're kicking off your weekend or simply need some midday motivation, we've got you covered.
Featuring the crème de la crème of guests from the world of house and disco, Future Disco Radio is your one-stop destination for musical bliss.

For more information, visit lnkfi.re/FutureDiscoRadio

Future Disco Radio, where the future of music meets the timeless rhythms of house and disco. Featuring the best guests in house and disco from around the world.

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Future Disco Radio - 268 - Daisybelle Guest Mix

M.Dusa - Makin Moves Guest Show 28 NOV 2024

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Therapy 146. This strictly vinyl set includes a mix of Deep, Jazzy, Soulful House, and exclusive remixes. Recorded June 2020 live from www.twitch.tv/jojoflores weekly (Thursday 6PM EST) Sessions. Subscribe & get copies of this mix and previous shows. Check out the new exclusive merch: merch.streamelements.com/jojoflores Please feel free to repost or share the link. Booking inquiries: jojoflores@gmail.com For more mixes check out jojoflores.com To receive updates, follow jojoflores on: facebook.com/djjojoflores instagram.com/djjojoflores Twitter: twitter.com/djjojoflores

Therapy 146 Vinyl Selections By jojoflores

Spent the holidays in Portland with the family, had some good adventures at the record shops and thrift stores - one of these records I pulled out from underneath an old rug at a Goodwill for a dollar. Was fun getting back into the sale bins and antique stores rather than just shopping at the fancy places. Grabbed all of these while on the trip, with one being gifted to me by the homie while there. Now it's a New Year and the other side of Los Angeles is burning up and Trump begins his reign in under two weeks. Hope these tunes bring some type of calm for a few moments in between all the horrible things in the world.

Tracklist: Baba Yaga, Bronx River Parkway, Johnny Frigo Sextet, Marva Josie, Ed Bennett, Stanley Cowell, The Piano Choir, the Cosmic Tones Research Trio, Eje Thelin Group

Pullin from the Stacks - Portland Purchases

On this episode of Transcentral, Jonn Hawley returns to spin for Live From Transcentral! Host Jayx also presents the latest electronic dance music releases and announces the Transcentral Club Guide! Saturday nights 9 pm - midnight CST only on WMSE 91.7FM in Milwaukee, WI and streaming at wmse.org.

WMSE 91.7FM - Live From Transcentral 01.11.2025

Kermit And The Super Weird System is the latest offering from the ever-evolving Moss Side artist. Channelling the likes of Big Youth, Dillinger and U-Roy, Kermit Leveridge’s new project sees him assume the role of a JA deejay, toasting over the booty-shaking, dubwise good times spun by Super Weird selector, Josh Ray.

 From an original British b-boy to a Ruthless Rap Assassin, Kermit has constantly shape-shifted his way to the front of the vanguard of music. Having been the first dancer photographed spinning on his head in the UK during his Broken Glass days, his rhymes were later hailed by Roots Manuva as the ‘the roots of grime’ and as a founding half of Black Grape, alongside Shaun Ryder, Kermit climbed to the top of the UK charts, securing his name in the annals of music history.

After touring the world to critical acclaim and crossing the near-fatal abyss of heroin addiction, Kermit returned as a poet with lyrical wit that’s as distinct and impressive as ever. Reigniting a long-standing creative partnership with DJ Greg Wilson in 2014, his return to music inspired the formation of the multi-media Super Weird Substance label, and an extended family of singers, musicians and DJs has grown out of it since.

With an output including 2 life-affirming mixtapes and 9 balearicpsychedelicdubdisco vinyl EPs, the label has established a name for itself in the counterculture, furthered by a string of live events including 7 memorable sixties-styled Super Weird Happenings. Providing a pop-up party wherever they go, Super Weird Substance has established a reputation for versatility; as comfortable hosting intimate fire-side sessions as they are rocking a full house on main stages.

This latest manifestation sees Kermit join forces with Josh Ray, who’s established a solid reputation for reggae locally in Liverpool, at festivals like Positive Vibration and Africa Oyé, whilst DJing further afield in places like Amsterdam and Addis Ababa. Debuted to an incredibly warm and increasingly wild response at Sheffield’s Catch 23, Kermit And The Super Weird System are primed to rock festival audiences across the UK with their new slant on a sound system.

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Kermit And The Super Weird System - SYSTEM TOO HOT (Mixtape)

When I'm not at the dayjob, I'm probably at a record store. Pullin from the Stacks podcast most Wednesdays, available here, Apple Pods (please subscribe!) and elsewhere.

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