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Kinda random but bear with me.... Earlier this year I copped a Fender Jazz Bass from an FBI agent, of all people. Its got a great funky vibe with a natural ash finish and killer woody tone, so I started calling it Special Agent Woody, on the Funk Patrol. Ever since then I've had that phrase bouncing around my head, and I thought it would also be an appropriate title for the funky house promo mix I have been intending to put out for quite some time.

I hope you enjoy bouncing to this one as much as I enjoyed compiling it. This is a proper Vinny Bricks mix, those of you who remember my sets from back in the day know what I mean. ONE track is VINYL! Can you identify it? :)

I am seeking LA and San Diego bookings, chill vibes or dance floor, please email djvinnybricks@aol.com for more info. Thank you for your support!

Funk Patrol

Danny Rampling's Love Groove Dance Party on BBC's Radio 1 with Hot Mix from Tim Deluxe Part 1, 1/28/2001

Love Groove Dance Party - Tim Deluxe Part 1 - 1/28/2001

The first track I have made in a LONG time, this is the prototype for what is to come.

All drum programming, guitar, bass guitar, keys and vocals by yours truly. No pre-made samples were used beyond drum hits.

DM for DJ bookings, stems or to otherwise collaborate.

Vinny Bricks - Do Tonight (Demo Mix 1 Render 1) [House - 2023]

Movin Chris Wakeeta

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A mix i did of great trance/progressive house tracks. Two of my original track are at the end. I mix tracks Four and Four and Turn into the light at the end. This mix gives you a nice feeling and the tracks sound great.

MP3 Progressive Mountain (Chris Wakeeta)

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In celebration of the release of Needwant : Kollect 2.0 we are giving away "Algorythm - Medusa" as a free track via Bandcamp! 

"Kollect 2.0 is another showcase of the label Needwant and it’s constantly evolving musical output. Combined with exclusives from producers we have tipped for a great 2019 and recent label highlights. It’s been a strong twelve months for the London based label and Needwant's unique A&R approach.  

Year on year Needwant is continuously pushing the boundaries of electronic and dance music and bringing global artists’ to the forefront of the scene, from London to Vancouver, Los Angeles to Berlin and beyond. Here they present both in unmixed and mixed format for your listening pleasure. 

Here we find the likes of Luces (a collaboration project from acclaimed producers Amtrac and Plastic Plates), Berlin’s underground cult hero Johannes Albert, multi-instrumentalist and production maestro Kemback and Vancouver’s finest young export Iain Howie. There was also room for the return of Kim Brown to the label with their EP ‘Pleasuredome Continuum’. We also welcomed two of our favourite producers to lend their hand on remix duty in the form of Whitesquare and Soulphiction. 

The exclusives on the latest volume of Kollect come from the likes of Joe Morris (Clandestino) who delivers a hazy house groover, Needwant alumni Algorythm weighs in with the heavy hitting, club ready ‘Medusa’, whilst British-born Tel Aviv based COHN (Kitsune) features with ‘Rhodes House’. Monologues owner and Turned On podcast host Ben Gomori’s ‘Colour Communication’ is a piano laden funky house cut and rounding off is newcomer Upstart with the dreamy ‘First Flowers of Spring’."

Tracklist :

1. Joe Morris - Shining 
2. Ben Gomori - Colour Communication 
3. Johannes Albert - TPTS 
4. Kemback - I Need You (Soulphiction Remix)
5. Cohn - Rhodes House 
6. Algorythm - Medusa
7. Luces - Revelation
8. Upstart - The First Flowers in Spring
9. Kim Brown - Helical Scan
10. Kemback - Stepping Back
11. Iain Howie - To Forget (Whitesquare Remix)

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Kollect 2.0 - Continuous Mix

Requiem for Empathy

“Almighty basslines so huge they could choke a hippo” …is how one music reviewer described Dolo Jones’ infectious ‘future-funk’ sound.

Rooted in Manchester, a past life DJing and sharing stages with early House pioneers eventually gave way to a more soulful side – albeit one that refuses to stray too far from those initial influences.

Now unable to decide whether he’s a DJ, producer, songwriter or vocalist, Dolo does them all – blending sonics as forward-looking, energetic and shapeshifting as the listeners left guessing exactly what genre they’re moving to.