Henry Compton is a Sydney based DJ and promoter who along with partners run the successful underground events Lioness Presents (www.facebook.com/lionesspresents).  In the last 12 months they have showcased some of the globe's best underground talent in intimate warehouse spaces in Sydney - kicking off with Funkineven (EGLO) they have also hosted the likes of Linkwood (FIRECRACKER RECS), Mark de Clive-Lowe (TRU THOUGHTS), Pablo Valentino (MCDE/ FACES), Steve Spacek (WARP), Raf Daddy (DFA / Two Bears) and Inkswel (RUSH HOUR / BUREK)

Tracklist:
01. Tornado Wallace - Thinking Allowed [ESP Insititute]
02. Paranoid London featuring Paris Brightledge - Paris Dub 1 [Paranoid London]
03. Tornado Wallace - Space Tropics [Beats In Space]
04. Dan White - Inquest [Shades Recs]
05. Pedestrian - Hoyle Road (Benjamin Damage & Doc Daneeka remix) [Born Electric]
06. Alex Coulton - Pointe Noire [Levity Sound]
07. Simian Mobile Disco & Bicep - Sacrifice [Delicacies]
08. John Tejada - Somehwere [Kompakt]
09. ? - ? [Olmeto]
10. Natan H & Amy Jean - For Her [Man Make Music] 
11. Appleblim - Fluorescent [Apple Pips]
12. Matt Tolfrey - Encarta [Leftroom]
13. Miguel Campbell - Beams Of Light (Crooked Man's crooked colours remix) [Hot Creations]

The original posting of this podcast can be found here: https://soundcloud.com/deephouseau/henry-compton-guest-mix-dha
And the Deep House Australia community can be found here - get amongst it! https://www.facebook.com/deephouseau

Henry Compton Guest Mix - DHA Podcast #074

Chillout 3000 w. Firas - 15 March 2023

Kicking off 2024, I’ve got a great Customer Spotlight guest mix from West Coast vinyl veteran, John Kimble / Thicc Glasses. 

Originally from LA, John grew up in the underground warehouse party scene in Seattle in the early 90's. A drummer and an avid fan of all things musical, with early influences by the rhythm sections of classic rock, hip hop, ska, industrial, avant garde, and the west coast dance music sounds of Jeno, Garth and the Wicked crew. Drawing inspiration from the early Uk tech house pioneers and a member of LA's The Coastal Commission and ex-vinyl-peddler from Beat Non Stop, John Kimble started playing and collecting records in 1994 and remains faithful to the craft of long seamless mixes to create a unique sound and a hypnotic listening experience.  

John's put together a flawless blend of minimal tunes... all vinyl, of course! 
Full t/l here: https://undergroundvinylsource.com/blogs/news/uvs-podcast-ep041-feat-john-kimble

Follow John: @user-502404892
Insta: https://www.instagram.com/johnkimble_udm

T/L and Buy Vinyl

UVS Podcast EP041 feat. John Kimble

Not many have covered the ground like London's Richard Sen has. Starting his deep dive into the underground scene by being the much recognised Sen graffiti writer he has moved on over the years to be considered one of the UK's great selectors and DJ's. Having also released music under several guises, not only under his own name (which he also has wealth of huge remixes for artists like Bryan Ferry, John Grant, Unloved and LCD Soundsystem), but most notably under the phenomenal Padded Cell and the excellent Bronx Dogs. With his excellent weekly radio show on Charlie Bones' Do!! You!!! Radio station as well as dropping the award winning Dream The Dream (UK Techno, Breakbeat And House 1990-1994) compilation on Ransom Note, Sen finds himself with an even larger wealth of fans. With that being said we are delighted to welcome Richard Sen to the Off The Record mix series where he provides us with a 3+ hour journey taking us on a deep dive into his record selection providing styles of all kinda throughout. We had a quick chat with Richard about the mix and what he has coming up. This is Off The Record 45: Richard Sen.

Off The Record Mix Series 45: Richard Sen

Reforming like Voltron to celebrate DJ Ding's 50th, Seb n Luke did the hybrid live/deejay sound system thing one more time to a surprisingly energetic dance floor, given the average age of the dancers thereon...

TRACKLIST:
1. The Break Boys - My House Is Your House
2. Primal Scream - Dont Fight It Feel It (Mele Edit)
3. Awesome 3 - Don't Go 
4. 2 Bad Mice - 2 Bad Mice
5. LFO - LFO
6. Steve Poindexter - Computer Madness
7. Mory Kante - Yeke Yeke (Hardfloor Remix)
8. Phobia - Phobia (Caspar Pound Mix)
9. Dirty House Crew - Disco At The Edge Of The Universe
10. Vinyl Blair - Scratch 'n' Sniff [The One Billion Dub Mix]
11. Dee Patten - Who's the Bad Man
12. Lennie De Ice - We Are I.E (Solo & Blades mix)
13. DJ Edge - Culminatr Mix
14. Illuminatae - Tempestada
15. Cyclo-S9 - Cry-Acid
16. Yves Deruyter - Animals (Remix)
17. Malcolm - Joey Beltram Is Playing At My House
18. Force Mass Motion - Force Format
19. Doc Scott - Last Action Hero
20. Special Request - Soundboy Killer
22. Egyptian Empire - The Horn Track - 20 Years (Mark Archer Remix)
21. Fingers Project - Give Me A Wink (Thursday Club mix)
22. HHFD -  Start The Panic (Top Buzz Mix)
23. N-Joi - Mindflux
24. Brain E - What A Bassline
25. The Age of Love - The Age Of Love (Watch Out For Stella Mix)
26. Emmanual Top - Turkish Bazaar
27. 2 Bad Mice - Hold It Down
28. Bassheads - Is There Anybody Out There  (Hardfloor Remix)
29. Outlander - Vamp
30. N-Joi - Anthem
31. Mad Mike - Jupiter Jazz
32. Golden Girls - Kinetic (Orbital Mix)

enjoy.

Sub Bass Snarl at L 17 feb 2024 feat. DJ Ray van Thems (NL)

Rotation

Simon Mann/Nae:Tek - Rotation [Superordinate Dub Waves]

Artists include:
Ursula Rucker
Claremont 56
Jamie Lloyd
Primal Scream
Baris K
Acid Pauli
Voices From The Lake
Steve Sonius
Xanga
Massive Attack
DjRUM
Heinali
Kevin Yost & Guy Monk
John Beltran
Throwing Snow
Goldie, James Davidson, Subjective
Popol Vuh

Reboot 20240301

For the first time in our 25-year history, we are releasing a live solo recording by Craig Richards from the club. 

“This mix was recorded on the second of December at a Continuum party. I commenced just after five and finished at nine. The heady combination of nostalgia coupled with the past, the future and more importantly my daughter dancing next to me, resulted in a mix that I felt happy with. Historically, I have been very self-critical and have chosen not to release many mixes. Across nearly four hours this one seems to encapsulate the twenty five years of playing at fabric. In 1998 I was invited by Keith Reilly to play weekly at what was an imaginary nightclub. I had no idea that experience would continue for so many years. Playing vinyl on that sound system and mixer is highly exciting and a joy in itself. I am delighted that this has been my method of sonic communication and remain deeply grateful for my ongoing residency.” - Craig Richards


Craig will be joining us at the club on 30th March to celebrate his 25-year residency with a 25-hour Continuum party.

Event and tickets: https://ra.co/events/1801886

018 - Craig Richards - Recorded live from fabric

Hip Hop mix for my favourite artist. 3 hours, 122 songs... hip hop from the 1940's, 70's, 80', 90. 00's, 10's, 20's. Exclusive unreleased boots and edits. 
Thank you Cut Chemist for the archival material and for the hands-down best mastering/restoration in the game. 
This mix goes out to Finlay Boyd and Phil Poyner for starting this journey into hip hop with me (I still have those dubbed Beastie Boys tapes!)

And massive thank you to Chronic, for all the support over the years, the adventures, the De La picture disc, the hip hop education and ...well, the leadership you've provided me. Love ya, ya scrub!

"Might blow up, but it won't go pop"

Mix for Mark

I'm sorry you're suffering horrors that I cannot even begin to imagine! I'm sorry world leaders continue to do nothing! I'm sorry for your unimaginable loss, pain and grief! I'm sorry your land and your freedom continues to be so violently ripped from you! I'm sorry our collective power is still not enough!  We will continue to fight for you! Free Palestine! Palestine will be FREE!

A couple of notes:

1. I cannot find any expression online, by any artist in this mix that implies their support for the genocide of Palestinians
2. The Brian Eno/David Byrne track includes a sample from a song by Samira Tewfik, called Hobak Mor. The lyrics from the sample are:
We have become the target of passion, healing wounds
صرنا على ضرب الهوى نلملم جروح
And we pause at the door of love
ونوقَف ع باب الحب وقفات الغفير
My eyes, my eyes, my eyes, my eyes, my eyes, my eyes oh
عيني، عيني، عيني، عيني، عيني، عيني يا
3. Wildfires by Sault is about police brutality and the consistent murder of people of colour by police in the USA. I feel the sentiment also applies to the Israeli occupation of Palestine, and the continued violence/murder inflicted on the Palestinan people. Lyrics like, ‘We all know it was murder, murder, murder’; and ‘I will always rise’ to reflect the fierceness of the Palestinian people and deep connection to their land
4. Rebuild a Nation by Damon Locks, Black Monument Ensemble, for me is a call out to people power. The current system is not working! Governments all around the world are out of touch! 
Dismantle imperialist, white supremacist, capitalist and patriarchal systems!

I recorded this mix on stolen land; on Darkinjung country. Always Was Always Will Be, Aboriginal Land!

Tracklist: 
Damon Locks, Black Monument Ensemble - Solar Power
Brian Eno and David Byrne - A secret life
Djrum - Creature, Pt. 1
Nils Frahm - A Place
Damm - Rhein Valley
Skee Mask - Session Add
Aphex Twin - Ageispolis
Claro Intelecto - Still Here
DJ Sports - Needs Dub
Krohn/Mjolsness - 5th Recording 7
RDS - Autrechrein
Sault - Wildfires
Overmono - Phsoycon
Steven Rutter - Memories of You
John Heckle - Outward Lead
Floating Points - Falaise
A Positive Life - Aquasonic
Maroki - Taff Trails (1-800 Girls Remix)
Damon Locks, Black Monument Ensemble - Rebuild a Nation

Letter to Palestine

deep,melodic,emotive techno/electro leaning sonics from the darkest , lonely corners of the electronic universe ... a few sound bites triggered along the journey ... tracks from Sagittarii Acid ,IRL , Adapta , Tarenah (ft John Selway RMX) & the list goes on ... Enjoy

Cosmic Stepper .WAV

Musical Providore.
Sound not Scene.
Lioness presents...
Vinyl Junkie.

Over the years I’ve been fortunate enough to have supported the likes of Robert Hood, Mixmaster Morris, Funkineven, Recloose, Mark de Clive Lowe, Raf Daddy, Linkwood, Kid Sublime, Inkswel, Pablo Valentino, Ray Velasquez, Steven Roberts… music has all the answers!

Henry Compton Guest Mix - DHA Podcast #074

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