A blend of Moody grooves spanning several Sub genre of house.  Recorded live on the Humpday Houseparty twitch channel on Sept 30, 2020

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1) Wondering(Original Mix) - El Mundo
2) Promises (Original Mix) - Hraach
3) Veetoo (Original Mix) - Sebastian Leger, Roy Rosenfeld
4) Louna (Original Mix) - Sam Shure
5) Roots (Original Mix) - Fausto Fanizza
6)Soulmakers (Pulshar Remix)- Mathias Kaden, Zoe Xenia
7) Drops (Original Mix) - Davide Ferrario
8) Shifted Frequencies (Original Mix) - Felix Raphael, Yannek Muenz
9) Affection (Original Mix) - Qubiko
10) Tribal Mantra (Tribe Mix: Beatport Exclusive Mix) - Rene Amesz, The Deepshakerz
11) Yeke (Enzo Siffredi's Mix) - Sparrow & Barbossa
12)Afro Sambroso (Rampa Version) - Dele Sosimi, Francesco Chiocci, Lokkhi Terra
13) Leap of Faith (Extended Mix)- Nic Fanciulli, Black Circle
14) All I Want Feat. Astrid Suryanto (David Morales Red Zone Dub) - Chus & Cebellos, Astrid Suryanto
15) My Gulyali Na Zare (Original Mix)- M.O.S.
16) You Are Simin (Original Mix)- Baham
17) CHI (Original Mix) - Jonathan Kaspar
18) Edanna (Kora Remix) - Pablo Bolivar
19) Not The Last Words (Armonica Remix)- RE.you, Kadosh(IL)
20) Sonnentanz (Oliver Koletzki Remix) - Klangkarussell
21) So Much Joy (Lorenzo Spano Extended Mix) - Ann Nesby
22) Kofi (Cioz Remix) - Daniel Rateuke
23) Uyezwa (Original Mix) - Kellerkind, Oluhle
24) Antal (Lunar Plane Remix) - Yourr, Darksidevinyl
25) Marshmallow (Original Mix) - Amount
26) Massai (Original Mix) - Daniel Rateuke
27) Melancholia (Umami Remix) - Eleonora, UNDERHER
28) Rise (Original Mix) - Cari Golden, Thomas Gandey, Rowee
29) Monotornes (Original Mix) - Braunbeck
30) Grizzly Feat. Josefine Barreix (Original Mix) - Valdovinos, Josefina Barreix
31) Let It Go (Original Mix) - Stylo, Space Motion
32) All The Time (Jody Wisternoff & James Grant Extended Rework) - Ole Biege
33) Rain Feat Danny Losito (Original Mix) - Aneglmoon, Visnadi, Danny Losito, Matteo Bruscagin
34) One (Original Mix) - Felix Raphael

Llama Live at Humpday Houseparty  09.30.20

Live at Humpday Houseparty  09.30.20

Your unusual eclectic enigma music  condessor. 

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Garth Miller, aptly known as the Llama to his fans, started DJ'ing over two decades ago in his hometown of St. John's, NL. His tenacity behind the decks tanslates into high energy sets that quickly set any dance floor into motion. Grounded in house music, you can expect Llama to explore all corners of the genre with no shortcuts. Since moving to  Calgary in 2001, Llama has graced the decks at notorious events such as Freezer Burn, Marty Party, Sparkle Party, the Calgary Electronic Music Festival, Hump Day House Party, and has also made appearances at Vibrant Festival, Fozzy Fest, Wicked Woods Festival and Burning Man.

Isis Graham
Notoriously resilient and endlessly innovative, Esette (aka Isis Graham) has carved out a lasting legacy in Western Canada’s electronic music scene. With over two decades of experience, her unrelenting work ethic has made her a leading figure both behind the decks and behind the scenes, shaping cultural staples like The Alberta Electronic Music Conference, Girls on Decks, Substation Recordings, and Versions Patio Parties.

Graham’s roots in Calgary’s underground rave scene date back to 1998, where she witnessed the peak of renegade parties. By 1999, she transitioned into DJing, and after local bylaws led to the end of raves, she adapted by bringing her sound to some of Western Canada’s most iconic venues over the past 20 years. Her sets have graced stages at renowned clubs like the Embassy, Cherry Lounge, HIFI Club, Habitat Living Sound, and Open Studios as well as celebrated festivals like Bass Coast, WMC, Decibel, Think! Festival, and Shambhala.

In 2003, Graham co-founded Girls on Decks, a collective that was dedicated to amplifying the visibility of female and non-binary DJs in the dance music scene. While the initiative is no longer active, its impact on Calgary’s music community is undeniable, with its influence continuing to resonate today. 

Since 2007, Graham has built an impressive catalogue as a producer, with releases on Supremus Music, O*rs, Substation Recordings, RF, gaining support from top-tier artists like Maceo Plex, Fred Everything, Seth Troxler, and Jamie Jones. From 2013 to 2018, she served as A&R for the Calgary-based Substation Recordings, further nurturing local talent. She also co-founded Studio Social, Calgary’s first producer-focused listening event series, which fostered collaboration and community among music creators.

In 2016, Graham co-launched the Alberta Electronic Music Conference, a boutique gathering of electronic music masterminds that ran annually at Calgary’s National Music Centre until 2019. The conference featured 60+ panels, workshops, and mentorship opportunities for emerging artists. Recognized for her entrepreneurial spirit, she received Avenue Magazine’s "Top 40 Under 40" award in 2019. Additionally, her weekly summer residency "Versions" at Modern Love (formerly Broken City) has become a key event for community building, nurturing emerging talent and fostering Calgary’s house
music scene, celebrating its 11th season in 2024.

Esette’s passion for launching boundary-breaking initiatives extends to her identity as a performer. Ever-evolving and always effervescent, her multifaceted approach and raw passion shine through her work—continuing to inspire and energize those fortunate enough to experience her sound.

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BIO:
Since his beginnings in 2001, Freddy J has been on a focused mission of constant development, moulding a unique style that is sure to deliver dancefloor mayhem. With twenty years as a leader of the scene, he has cemented himself as one of Canada’s premiere DJ’s.  
He never fails to bring the best bass-driven party funk possible, with a style that can be described as electro meets funky, dirty, whompy, groovy, bassline. Having headlined at a multitude of club and festival events, the experience Freddy J brings to the tables shines through and gets people moving on the dancefloor. 
2024 saw Freddy J open the Fractal Forest as part of his 14th appearance at Shambhala Music Festival, and once again he showed why he keeps getting invited back year after year... this is definitely one DJ you won’t want to miss!