America loves you Moxie! Come to Chicago when you come over please!

Since the launch of their much-loved party brand in 2002, Giles Smith and James Priestley – Secretsundaze’s founders and residents – have dedicated their work and output to ecstatic club experiences. 

A record label followed suit, as did their booking agency, long-running NTS radio show and a stack more DJ and production projects undertaken by the pair. Plus, of course, plenty more parties. 2022 marks 20 years of Secretsundaze, with the duo currently working on some exciting anniversary celebrations – but we’ll leave them to reveal those in due course. 

Here, the pair usher in the new year with their first new mix in 18 months. “The mix is direct and club-focused,” they tell Crack Magazine. “All-vinyl, with our typical Detroit and NYC stylings before moving into some more pushy atmospheric, European bizzness.” 

Check out the tracklist on crackaud.io: crackm.ag/3K7KX2o
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Crack Mix 432: Secretsundaze

https://www.nts.live/shows/secret-sundaze/episodes/secret-sundaze-8th-july-2022

Secretsundaze have always pushed that true dance music spirit, be it at their party, through their DJ sets, productions or with their label. Expect trademark roots-infused house, soul, jazz, boogie and more, this week joined by mar

Secretsundaze w/ Marcellus Pittman - 080722

We are delighted to welcome back, former Phonica staff member Prague born, London-based Adriana aka Ariane V, who is next up on our Friend & Family mix series.
Ariane V is known for having a vast taste in disco, UKG, Balearic & house, these are all represented in her Balamii residency that we can't get enough of here at Phonica. She also runs Rhythm Sister, a collective/community through which they support female, nonbinary, and trans DJs and producers by running workshops and hosting events.
For this two hour journey Adriana brings us into the setting of her set at Love International where she just returned from playing just recently. Adriana has taken the records from that evening and reconstructed the setting of a warm summery beach in Croatia to a blissful cosmic connection of balearic sounds & deep house. We had a quick chat with Adriana so she could tell us a bit more about the mix in detail. You can read that over on WWW.OFFTHERECORD.NET

Phonica Friends & Family Mix Series 10: Adriana (Ariane V)

Six hour live recording taken from a sweaty sell out show at Soup Manchester 23.07.22

An early holiday gift for you all. 
Back in July Hidden Spheres and Bradley Zero went back to back for a sell out sweat sesh in Manchester's soup basement. Having played together multiple times before and since, we soon settled in ﻿to the flow of things. Going one for one for six hours! From doors open empty room, to lights﻿ up walls dripping! ﻿Anyone who was there knows it was one for the books. 
And now you can listen back for yourself anytime and relive that night with us... There's even a play of some forthcoming Rhythm Section Hidden Spheres newness in there to boot! 

﻿Picture by Neel Gupta taken from our most recent B2B all nighter at Public Records NYC this November (which we also have recorded)

Hidden Spheres B2B Bradley Zero: Manchester Soup 23.07.22

ACTION SHADOW!

Mixed live at Horst Festival 2022
Thanks to the Horst crew for
the love and support!

🍔🍔🍔😄👀🤙🏼😃⚡️⚡️👍🏼👀👀🇧🇪🍔🍔🔮

DJ FETT BURGER- Live at Horst 2022

Leon Vynehall returns after 6 years! This is a very special show indeed, where we share some of our secret weapons including peak time tracks, curve balls, opening moments and end of the night selection. Each playing one for one.

Tracklist: https://www.nts.live/shows/moxie/episodes/moxie-12th-october-2022

Moxie on NTS Radio w/ Leon Vynehall (12.10.22)

As part of RA2122, our ongoing celebration of 21 years of club culture, we'll be featuring some of our favourite DJs from around the world, highlighting the parties or clubs most important to their lives in dance music. 

Chris Clayton, AKA Karizma, takes DJing seriously. But he also knows that it's about having fun, or at least helping other people to have fun. This is the formula that makes him such a fantastic DJ, and one of the most technically skilled around (he uses CDJs like few others can). He practices two hours every day, and has been DJing since he was 13. For him, there was no specific party or club that made him the DJ he is today—it was the whole Baltimore scene he grew up in. He is the party.

His approach is deeply informed with his history in Baltimore, a city with its own vibrant music scene that always taken a different tack than the rest of the major American undergrounds. House, techno, hip-hop, jazz (and of course Baltimore club), there have never been any boundaries for as long as Clayton has been DJing, which makes his DJ sets as musically adventurous as they are technical. This hour-long set is a neatly-packaged example of his genius, leaning on the jazzier side of his sound, featuring plenty of Atjazz records, his own wide-ranging material and killer edits of Rihanna and Kendrick Lamar.

RA podcast

RA.856 Karizma

As part of our celebration of 21 years of club culture, we're featuring some of our favourite DJs from around the world, highlighting the parties and clubs most important to their lives in dance music. 

The Loft is one of the most storied and sacred spaces in dance music history. Founded in Manhattan in 1970 by the late David Mancuso, The Loft was a party unlike any other: relaxed and gently psychedelic, with pristine audiophile sound played at a medium volume level kinder to the ears. You didn't need to blast the music to appreciate the sonic perfection of the music and the system it was played on. Over the decades, Mancuso invented his own influential style of DJing, letting the records breathe rather than mashing them together. Mancuso, who died in 2016, had many acolytes over the years, perhaps none more prominent than Colleen 'Cosmo' Murphy, who provides our final 2122 birthday RA Podcast: a tribute to The Loft.

Murphy has an impressive resume without The Loft: she's a long-time radio DJ, founded the Classic Album Sundays series and started her own Lucky Cloud Loft Party in London, in collaboration with Mancuso. Her DJing style, slow, steady and respectful of the music, channels those years spent at The Loft, and her RA Podcast embodies the disco-influenced sounds that define the party, played with care, love and reverence.

RA.859 Colleen 'Cosmo' Murphy

Detroits very own Ladymonix joins me for a deep & groovy house mix..

Tracklist: https://www.nts.live/shows/moxie/episodes/moxie-23rd-november-2022

Moxie on NTS Radio w/ LADYMONIX (23.11.22)

Shanti is a veteran and expert in four to the floor dance music - tune in once a month for a considered two-hour selection of the best house and techno around, transmitting direct from the NTS studio.

https://www.nts.live/shows/shanticeleste/episodes/shanticeleste-8th-december-2022

Shanti Celeste w/ Theo Kottis 081222

TRACKLIST -- https://dmy.co/mix/dmy-mix-003-seb-wildblood

Our first mix of 2023 falls into the hands of Seb Wildblood, one of the UK underground dance scene's most ubiquitous figures. Known for heading up labels such Church, Coastal Haze and all my thoughts, the latter featuring some of dance music’s finest up-and-comers like Cameo Blush, Tom VR, mauv and more, Wildblood is also a decorated producer in his own right and is kicking off the year with a new 3-track EP 'vitara 3000'. 

Blending sounds of nostalgia, broken beat, and euphoric melodies, the sounds percolating Seb's upcoming project inform his exclusive DMY Mix - one hour of vibrant, frenetic party anthems to see you through the cold weather.

DMY Mix 003 | Seb Wildblood

Bookings: 
Worldwide: john@higher-ground.de
North & South America: inbal@prismaartists.com
Management: cg@285.group
Voiceover: sue@sueterryvoices.com

Moxie on NTS Radio w/ LADYMONIX (23.11.22)

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