This is a recording from the last time I played in Los Angeles. The party was put together by the Sarcastic Disco crew along with Know-Wave.com & the Oh Wow Gallery.

It took place in an awesome warehouse/loft in downtown L.A.

After a super warm up by Alex Olson. I went on around 2am. 
This particular clip picks up about an hour into my set. 

The last song went on about 7am.
We all had soooo much fun. Thank you to everyone who made it out and made it such a killer night/morning.






Eric Duncan DJ Recording from Sarcastic Disco / Know-Wave party Los Angeles 1st Feb. 2014

Live at Studio Namsan : Kugel @llkugelll                                                                
Watch on YouTube : https://youtu.be/TRrEhxV3XSM

Live At Studio Namsan : Kugel (July 2023)

Olivia aka O-type is a DC born, Brooklyn based DJ making waves in the local scene with her cutting edge library, inspired by pockets of sound from all over the world. Whether electro, minimal, or jazz, O-type will share her bag of gems for anyone with a pulse and an open mind. 

When not deep in the mines looking for gold, she can be found curating Reference parties; a series founded by her and her partner who collectively go by OZ.

@o-typee

MITHRACAST011 - O-Type

Mix by O Honey (@ohoneydj).

Interview with O Honey here! 
https://oneplanetunderagroove.wordpress.com/2023/09/12/brazil/

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Tracklist:

Azymuth – Vôo sobre o horizonte
Erasmo Carlos – Sorriso Dela
Bebel Gilberto – Aganju
Sonia Santos – Pátria Amada
Ive Mendes – Afternoon
Gal Costa – Que Pena (Ele Já Não Gosta Mais De Mim)
Astrud Gilberto – Berimbau
Rosinha De Valença – O Samba da Minha Terra
Elza Soares – Avenida Iluminada
Claudette Soares – Shirley Sexy
Marisa Rossi – Deixa Eu Te Amar 
Luiz Henrique – Mestiço
Elis Regina, Antônio Carlos Jobim – Só Tinha De Ser Come Você
Serginho Meriti – Bons Momentos
Leila Pinheiro – Tudo Em cima
Angela Ro Ro – Sucesso Sexual
Doris Monteiro – Maita
Paula Lima, Gerson King Combo – É Tao Bom
Quinteto Ternura – Leão De Bronze 
Evinha – Esperar pra Ver
Rita Lee, Roberto De Carvalho – Caso Sério

#014 – Brazil (with O Honey)

Stay left and take a trip with Macca's Saturday breakfast show on NTS. Weekend musings and eclectic cuts from all over the place, it's a low-key affair and you're all invited. ONE GLOVE!!!
 
https://www.nts.live/shows/macca/episodes/macca-6th-january-2024

The One Glove Breakfast Show w/ Macca 060124

Tune in, turn on, clock out. Sofie K brings sleazy synthpop, pumping proto-house and campy club cuts to the NTS studio once a month.  
https://www.nts.live/shows/sofie-k/episodes/sofie-k-18th-january-2024

Work Out w/ Sofie K 180124

Fauve Records ends its Outsiders episode with Hong Kong's JayMe. He's the secret force behind many fantastic projects in Hong Kong and deserves all the credit. In this two-hour mix, Jayme talks about his upbringing in HK, living through the eras of house and disco, and sharing his views and tips on being different and daring in your career as a DJ.

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Outsiders: Fauve Records w/ JayMe @ Kiosk Radio 20.01.2024

Recording from my set at Super Condiments on Feb. 2nd 2024. Absolutely no mixing, just vibesss.

Live @ Super Condiments (2024-02-02)

A Jazz session with the Pocket apprentice 

The pocket apprentice, aka Harry Shi, is a multidisciplinary scholar and artist from Beijing, China. Currently, he lives in London, attending the BA programme of Social Anthropology and International Relations at SOAS, working part-time as a photographer, stylist, and digital market analyst. Back home in Beijing, he is also an active event organiser, DJ, dancer, and archivist of house music and jazz music. 

The name Pocket Apprentice is his tribute to all the great musicians, dancers, and DJs for being in the pocket and inspiring dancers to move within it. In humbleness to these greats and the club culture, Harry felt that learning how to feel and be in the pocket would be an endless process, hence the name of the Pocket apprentice.

For this two-hour vinyl set, the pocket apprentice featured his most recent inspirations, legends from the bebop and hard bop era with some Latin twists. The agenda of this set is to showcase how the feel of “swing” has been redefined by polyrhythmic musicians (drummers in particular).
Starting with Don Menza, Thelonious Monk, then Sonny Rollins playing Dizzy Gillespie’s iconic composition “A Night in Tunisia”. Followed by the Cuban Percussionist Mongo Santamaria, who masterfully made the transition between 3/4 to 4/4 times. After a short break with the sweet sounds of the Lee Morgan Quartet, “Philly” Joe Jones and Charlie “Persip” would introduce you to Elvin Jones’ “Heavy Hit!” an underrated Japanese recording with the Jazz Machine. Coming in with more polyrhythms, this time on the piano, Señor Blues is a 12/8 from the Horace Silver Quintet, channelling their inner Duke Ellington with this dark, exotic Latin arrangement. Also, on the piano, Dave Brubeck Quartets playing Paul Desmond’s composition “Take Five” would prepare you for a rather dubious track of Elvin Jones. Moving on to Gerry Mulligan, one of the greatest jazz orchestrators, would give you a taste of cool jazz. Then entering the funky town, with Horace Silver’s interpretation of Eddie Jefferson’s “Psychedelic Sally” and “Hohai-Bushi” by Kiyoshi Yamaya & Kifu Mitsuhashi (Shakuhachi). Last but not least Art Blakey & The Jazz Messengers would close wind you down before Duke Ellington accompanies the final three numbers with Jonny Hodges.

Eric Duncan DJ Recording from Sarcastic Disco / Know-Wave party Los Angeles 1st Feb. 2014

Eric Duncan aka Dr Dunks