Well, it's my dog's 13th birthday this month and I thought I'd put together one of my best progressive mixes yet. Also, the second track in is a remix/promo by myself of <Way Out West's "Only Love" John Tejada Remix - Simon's Sinful Add-On>  I'll be posting it in a month or so. A nice mix of progressive, electro, techno, and all that jazz. You can also download or listen to the 16-bit 44.1kHz version off my Google Drive by clicking the following;

https://drive.google.com/open?id=1lN0qkVKjmUcaQL04G5xaj8UZ9v0L1jBl

I'm also in need of a manager/representative if anyone can perhaps help with an option or two. I live just outside Vancouver, B.C., and this is my life and love - Mocha.... as well as music and dancing. 

Artwork: Sketch of a wiener dog by Picasso
Thanks!

Mocha's 13th Birthday Mix By Simon Sinned

MY LAST SET AT THE TIKI - AWESOME POSSUMS DOUBLE-BOOKED ME - TWICE!!

So I'm 42, been parting/DJing for 23 years now, with a good 8 year break just collecting tracks and taking care of Mom. I'm also an avid drummer, playing drum set, djembe and congas. I even ran the largest indoor drum circle in Montreal during the winter called Les Dimanches Tribales for a couple of years, playing in clubs that offered to open up all day Sunday for us. We were the international crowd, and didn't need any whistles to control the other drummers like in an American College football match. No the Djembe and Conga sounds are Afro/Afro-Cubano in their roots, which we fulfilled in respecting and have a very diverse crowd of drummers and dancers. Anyhow, back to the rave/party/club scene, I've just started going clubbing again for the past six months, and I love every minute of it. Vancouver took a hit in the mid-2000s when the city attemoted to ban raves, pushing party goers onto the street with shitty drugs and a dismall comparison to the love and vibe that the undergorund city scenes have provided the world for the past few decades. It still feels like Vancouver is re-building, and although Vancouver is the one of the most expensive cities to live in, party-goers still find the time and money to save up for big outdoor festivals such as Shambala and Bass Coast, and such. I've recently started producing my own techno/electronic music for the past year or so. Regarding my DJing, I started with Dark Jungle back in 1996 in Kingston, Ontario, then switfched to house/techno/minimal/IDM prior to visiting 14 European countries (and unfortunately missed the Love Parade by one week upon arriving, but still had crazy times in Amsterdam, Copenhagen (Christiania), London, and many others). After returning home, I  moved to Montreal where I DJed and ran my own company called Audiopagan - making hi-end cables for half the price of the big guys. 'm also fully bilingual (French/English), and currently I live in Surrey, just outside of Vancouver, where I'm hoping soon to find a manager/label to work alongside with to get busy through-out B.C. and Canada, and eventually I would love to travel and spin around the world. Love the Canadian Party Scene from East to West. I feel proud and fortunate to have met and shared so many good times with people in the music underground, and those memories have kept me knee deep in the Underground Electronic Music scene, I've spent time helping the very first Picnik Electronique outdoor event as a sound/pro-audio interpreter. Been grateful to have VIP to Sona while I lived there, and much respect to Tiga's crew and Philgood in particular. As for The Toronto scene, much respect to one of my best friends Jeff Pelletier who loves hi-fi as much as I doo, and shouts out to Trevor Walker, Mike Shannon, Jeff Milligan, Terry Mullen, DJ Slim, and the countless others who made the scene the best it could be.  Peace, Love, Unity and Respect! Our Luv One Love....

DJSimonSinned in Vancouver

DJ Simon Sinned