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Juanita's Mix 84 with Eamon Harkin @eamonharkin

Q. How would you describe yourself?
A. Professionally a DJ, music producer and night club operator. More broadly a dad, husband, brother and son.

Q. How long have you been a part of the NY music scene?
A. Almost 20 years. I landed in NY in November 2003.

Q. Tell us a little bit about this mix.
A. It contains tracks and songs from my main musical outlets for playing music to an audience - Planetarium, Mister Saturday Night and Mister Sunday. Emotionally it straddles the line between fear and hope.

Juanita's Mix 084: Eamon Harkin

In STEALTH by Sonallah Ibrahim, the narrator, a boy living in Cairo sneaks around the city spying on its citzens. By taking in its sights, sounds, and smells, the boy creates a portraint of 1950s Cairo. In a previous post, we explored those sights with an animation by Nathaniel Whitcomb who created a motion collage from the mid-century Cairo photographs of Don Church. Now, we present to you a mix of popular 1950s Egytian music compiled by Brian Shimkovitz of Awesome Tapes From Africa. 

1. Samia Gamal “Ay Ya Zein” [Oh Beautiful] (from the film Valley of the Kings) 
2. Um Kalthoum “Howa Sahih El-Hawa Ghallab” [Is It True That Love Is Irresistible?]
3. Laila Murad “Men Al Qalb Lel-Qalb Rasool” [Heart to Heart] (from the film Heart to Heart)
4. Fareed al-Atrash “Hebeena Hebeena” [Love Us, Love Us] (from the film Nagham Fi Hayati)
5. Mohamed Abdel Wahab “El Sudan”
6. Laila Mourad “Abgad Hawaz”
7. Mohamed Abdel Wahab “Ahebo Mahma Ashof Meno”
8. Farid Shawqi & Yehia Chahine with dancer Naemat Mokhtar [title unknown] (from the film The Black Knight)
9. Um Kalthoum “Ya Hobena Al Kabir” [Oh Great Love] 
10. Mohamed Fawzi “Ta'ab el-Hawa Albi” [Oh the Sweetness of Love] (from the film Banat Hawaa) 
11.  Laila Murad “Aahd El Hawa” (from the film Flirtation of Girls)

More info on the novel STEALTH and a Q&A with ATFA: http://ndbooks.com/blog/article/stealth-mix-awesome-tapes-from-africa-for-nd

STEALTH Mix: Awesome Tapes From Africa for New Directions

@eamonharkin and Justin Carter recorded live from Nowadays on October 29th 2023.

In early 2009, Eamon Harkin and Justin Carter launched @mistersaturdaynight. The party formed the roots of what would eventually become the beloved nightspot @nowadaysnyc, a “by us, for us” club that’s become a community hub for NYC’s nightlifers. Following the release of a sprawling box-set to mark the party’s 15th anniversary, Harkin, Carter and a few of the compilation’s featured artists filled us in on what makes Mister Saturday Night so special.

Read the feature: https://djmag.com/features/mister-saturday-night-15-years-new-york-party-nowadays-eamon-harkin-justin-carter

Read the feature

Eamon Harkin and Justin Carter, live from Nowadays (October 2023)

A rare radio show appearance from one half of Mister Saturday Night.

http://www.instagram.com/mistereamonharkin

Eamon Harkin (Mister Saturday Night) @ The Lot Radio 04-12-2024

Tracklist here: http://www.mixesdb.com/w/2015-01-02_-_Floating_Points_%26_Four_Tet_@_Plastic_People_Closing_Party,_London

Over the past 8 years or so we have had, along with Theo Parrish, the honour of playing the monthly residencies at a small basement club in Shoreditch, London with an impeccable sound system. After 20 years of operation, it was time to move on and close the doors on a place that has a lot to answer for in shaping modern club culture. To say this space along with the owner Ade’s singular vision was fundamental in our personal musical formation would be a complete understatement. 
 
On the day of their closing, manager Charlotte asked us if we’d put the system through its paces for the last time that the club would be open to the public. We set about packing the anthems from our respective residencies and on the night once the people were through the doors played 2 records in turn for the rest of the dance. We included tracks of our own and of friends that were made with that place in mind. Records like Daphni - Ye Ye and Four Tet - Pinnacles were made to first be played at Kieran’s nights there, and the Floating Points - Vacuum EP was born out of the CD-R night at the club, and its launch party was the trigger for Sam’s monthly residency.
 
We set this recording up just before the start of the night and unfortunately it distorts in places, but we make no apology for how joyfully noisy people get! The vibe in the room this night was typical of the club on any given night and we hope this recording captures just a fraction of the spirit of a Plastic People night.
 
A massive thank you from us to everyone that has come down to the nights over the years and supported our music there. We are truly humbled to have shared the music we love with people at this place, and your energy in turn has influenced the way we make music on an unfathomable scale. We also thank the bosses Charlotte Kepel and Ade Fakile for inviting us to the club and having faith in us over  these years! All the best for the future!
 
 
See you in the dance
 
Much Love 
 
Sam &amp; Kieran

Floating Points & Four Tet - Final Plastic People 2 1 2015

Excited to share the recording of a 3hr set live from Waking Life festival in Portugal from earlier this summer. This set is one of my favorites of the year, full of ‘Mister’ anthems for a fresh audience and 2024 favorites that have been working a treat on home soil at Nowadays

Truth be told I hadn’t heard too much about the festival before receiving the invite to come play and so travelled to Portugal with an open mind and a managed expectation. What I experienced was one of the most fulfilling festival experiences I’ve ever had as a DJ or punter. There was joy, freedom, mischief and a sense of acceptance in the air which I quickly felt and rode as best I could for the next 3 hours. 

Major props to the folks working hard to produce and preserve a truly special vibe in a truly magical location. 

- Eamon Harkin (@eamonharkin)

Eamon Harkin at Waking Life - June 21st 2024

CTM x NTS Broadcast - Palms Trax w/ PLO Man & Terekke [Live]

Eamon Harkin and Justin Carter back to back at the opening Sunday of Mister Sunday's 2025 season. May 11, 2025. "We wanna see this every week."

Justin Carter and Eamon Harkin at Mister Sunday, May 11, 2025

Recorded live at Factory
Circus, Osaka
26.09.15

Live at Factory, Osaka - 26.09.15

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Ben UFO - Essential Mix 05.10.13 (320kbps clean version)

New Music Worldwide is a weekly mix series hosted by Thris Tian.

This week’s New Music Worldwide comes from DJ Normal 4.

DJ Normal 4 is a founding member and co-creator of Aiwo Rec. Raised close to Düsseldorf in the Ruhr Area, a former strong and lively industrial conglomerate city. It is now a bygone and dead epicentre of German heavy Industry, full of dusty factory skeletons and abandoned industrial complexes. This harsh backdrop is evident in his productions.

One foot in the fields of the the glorious summer of ‘92′ and one in the ‘no future 4 ever‘ sounds emanating from Düsseldorf via Amsterdam to London, Lyon to The Hague today.

With high praised releases for respected Berlin label Klasse Wrecks his sound has captured the zeitgeist that led to killer remixes on Dekmantel, Especial and more.

New Music Worldwide: DJ Normal 4

Raw, swinging house from Jordan Lieb.

Download & Tracklisting: https://www.xlr8r.com/podcasts/podcast-581-black-light-smoke

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XLR8R Podcast 581: Black Light Smoke

Sesión que sirvió para abrir la 3ª Noche del sello Midgar en el Moog. El set está mezclado por Gus Van Sound, que hizo el warm up a Von Grall y Jacopo (el capo del sello).
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Session that served to open the 3rd Midgar's Night at Moog. The set is mixed by Gus Van Sound, who did the warm up to Von Grall and Jacopo (the label capo).

TASCAM DR-100

Gus Van Sound @ Moog Club presents Midgar Winter #3

Listen up folks! Canadian DJ and producer, Regularfantasy here to bring you a nice multi-purpose mix for your heart 'n' soul. Sexy, funky, sentimental, dancey, & trippy. Eat a weed chocolate and tell me that doesn't sound good.  ۜ\(סּںסּَ` )/ۜ  ~~ ♬·¯·♩¸¸♪·¯·♫¸ 

Recorded in the n10.as studio, in quirky Montréal.

>> @regfant

REGULARFANTASY

LT Podcast 079 // Regularfantasy

Bradley Zero with two hours of records, live from South London HQ.

Tracklist:
Zen In Space - Earth Tones
Research Club - Café Iguana
Gordon Koang - Mal Mi Goa (Liluzu Dub)
Hedonics - Who Are They?
SnP 500 - Reduce Something
Tornado Wallace - Atoms
Feon - The Light
Nicola Cruz - Limon Pelado
Paula Tape - Panamericana
Various Artists - Job Sifre - Never Ask
Interstellar Funk - Above The Noise
Sangre Voss - Bey
Parkway Records - A Gift Dub
Delroy Edwards - Snake Eyes
SnP 500 - 44
Jungle by Night - Spending Week (Oceanic 'Cornucopia' Remix)
NKC - Codeine Crash
Desert Sound Colony - Control Yourself
Human Resources - At Tanagra
Benjamin Milz - ORKL-0114-02 B
PRIMITIVE - Primitive Urges 1 - A1
PRIMITIVE - DRUMPRINTS SAMPLER ONE - B
Martyn Bootyspoon - Tom Tom Club
DJ Pooch - Tonights the night

Bradley Zero | Streaming From Isolation with Night Dreamer & Worldwide FM

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Job Jobse presents
Timeless legendary mix
Enjoy 

"its one of my favourite mixes that was on repeat to listen too whilst in covid isolation and hard times, mix is beautifully mixed by the master job shows his dexterity in mixing various genres seamlessly, summer mix "
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job Jobse   Boiler Room  Streaming From Isolation
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@jobjobse 
Tracklist UPDATED 2023
00:01 The Beloved - Sun is Rising (Danny's ''Love Is...'' Mix) 
04:30 Eris Drew – Transcendental Acces Point
09:30 Chekov – Swirl
13:00 Tim Schlockermann - Locked
17:00 Earth Trax, Newborn Jr., Annjet – Bailando
22:00 Paolo Di Nicolantonio - Close To Me 
29:00 Lee Rodriguez – Making A Living (Original Mix)
33:00 Andronicus – Make U Whole
39:00 Chip E - No Reason
42:00 Schatrax - Keep On Loving 
48:00 Kingpin Cartel - Ghetto 
53:00 Sunscreem - Perfect Motion (Boys Own Mix) 
57:00 Fallout – The Morning After (Sunrise Mix)
1:02:00 SIL - Blue Oyster
1:05:30 R-2001 - Your Touch (Bicep edit)
1:10:00 D.O.P - Groovy Beat (The Rock-It Mix)
1:15:00 Friction & Spice – Groove Me
1:19:00 Gat Décor - Passion (Nakd Mix)
1:25:00 Moby - Go (ID on Remix?)
1:29:00 The R - Higher
1:34:00  Rhythm On The Lose - Break Of Dawn
1:39:00 M.A.N.I.C. - I’m Coming Hardcore (Mix?)
1:45:00 Crystal Waters - Gypsy Woman (Diemantle Rave Yard Bootleg)
1:50:30 Mix Factory - Take Me Away (XTC Come Hard Mix)

Job Jobse Boiler Room Streaming From Isolation

@palmstrax, live from his home studio for two hours.

Palms Trax | Boiler Room: Streaming From Isolation

Jason Kendig - The Sound of New York 2020 : Pride Fundraiser

What is the role of white DJ playing the music born from black people? That’s a question that has been sitting with me in the days since the passing of George Floyd and the conversations I’m listening to and taking part of as dance music wrestles with it’s existential future. 

It’s an uncomfortable question but a vital conversation and one I’m going to strive to stay open within and contribute to. For any white DJ who steps up to play this music it’s critical that we do so in an ethical, educated and conscious way.

I was recently asked to record a mix for the online edition of the Celtronic festival, which was celebrating it’s 20th year. I decided to make a mix from music from the black artists whose music I collected and cherished over the years. Celtronic is based in Derry, Ireland where I was born and grew up. It’s an almost exclusively white community and the audience at the festival is fervent and young, so I hope this mix serves to lead a few curious listeners towards a deeper exploration of the roots of dance music. It features excerpts from a talk by Robin DiAngelo on White Fragility at the beginning and end.

Reflect & Seek To Do Something Different - A Mix For Celtronic 2020

Zenker Brothers @ Club Quarantäne

This past February, MEMCO and WCBN organized a Black History Month Symposium featuring a panel of three prolific Detroit-based producers, DJs, and activists. During the conversation, each panelist used their own experience to contextualize the emergence of Detroit techno, the music’s DIY ethos, and the ways in which the music inspires their work today. Introductory comments by MEMCO co-president Jordan Stanton ('19-'20).

Learn more about each artist below:

“Mad” Mike Banks
Mike Banks is a Detroit-based DJ, producer, and founding member of the Underground Resistance (UR). He currently lives in Detroit, Michigan and is a former studio musician, having played with Parliament/Funkadelic among others. He worked in the second half of the 1980s with the collective Members of the House, releasing several 12" singles. In the late '80s he and Jeff Mills formed UR as an uncompromising, independent outlet for music imbued with a critical edge and an often futurist outlook. Together with Mills, Banks built UR into an internationally recognized and respected name. He is also the owner of Submerge Distribution, an independent record label which distributes Detroit-based techno worldwide.

Stacey “Hotwaxx” Hale
Stacey “Hotwaxx” is a DJ and producer who has been deeply embedded in Detroit’s dance scene since 1989. She was a mainstay on the radio stations in the mid to late 80s, including WLBS, WHYT, WDRQ and WJLB, and won the Motor City Mix contest 10k prize. Stacey has been featured on numerous Internet radio shows and is currently featured on www.deepspaceradio.com. She currently teaches and designs DJ & production classes with Spin Inc, Girls Rock Detroit (GRD) camp, Give A Beat, Seraphine Collective, and Detroit Students of the Arts (DSA). Hotwaxx also formed a live music group, Nyumba Muziki, which has performed at the Charles H Wright Museum of African American History, and for the Detroit 300 Conservancy.

Ron Johnson (DJ Jungle 313)
Ron is a native Detroit DJ and educator who recognized a vital need to fill the creative gaps left by the public-school system’s abandonment of an arts curricula. He is committed to empowering disadvantaged youth and at-risk communities with music that inspires. He is the executive director of Spin Inc, a 501(c)(3) organization providing DJ and Music production education for young adults in Detroit. He is also a core organizer of the annual Detroit Electronic Music Camp (DEMC) that takes place during Movement.

(Source: Resident Advisor and Wikipedia)

Graphic design by Jamie Johnson
Audio capture by Cat Marchenko and Kinsey Harvey
Edited by Jordan Stanton

Funded in part by Arts at Michigan and The Office of Academic Multicultural Initiatives

Detroit Techno & Resistance: A Black History Month Symposium

One of @jossymitsu's skills is her versatility. She was born and raised in Birmingham before moving to London, so has been exposed to, and immersed in, a wide array of scenes. From jungle to 2step, techno to house, rave to leftfield, she has knowledge of it all and never fails to throw it down in electrifying style. Her Rinse FM radio show has proved that over the last few years, and earlier this year the 6 Figure Gang associate made her production debut on Astral Black's Frass FM compilation with the brilliantly bumping 'Whirl.'

That track's cavernous bass and sparse late night atmosphere also characterises this week's mix. It's a selection filled with broken beats and metallic hits that lurch through desolate landscapes. As much as she can nail an absorbing atmosphere, Mitsu also knows just how to raise the levels by banging through flailing jungle, wild rave and blistering techno. But whether the hits are crisp and the kicks taught, swampy synths and low end wobble blast from the speakers or dark and dirty breaks bust out of the mix, this is pure body music that cannot fail to ignite your dancing spirit.

Dekmantel Podcast

Dekmantel Podcast 293 - Jossy Mitsu

From my personal collection comes a set of favorite bass tunes and breakbeat jams mixed, cut 'n' scratched with psychedelic love from my studio in New Hampshire, USA. For this mix I pulled records from many genres, like electro, dub step, hardcore, techno, subwoofer test, house, club, UKG, bassline, & acid. I hope you enjoy these ecstatic jeep beets on long rides into the sunset or a on trip with friends into the Mystery! Please check out & directly support the work of the amazing independent artists featured on the tracklist below. xoxo - Eris 

Equipment: Two (2) Pioneer PLX-1000 Turntables, Ortofon Elliptical Styli, Ecler Nuo 4 DJ Mixer, Sennheiser HD-25 Headphones, Apogee Element 48 (A/D), LogicX (editing & mastering), Waves L3 & SSL plug-ins (mastering), Yamaha HS8 tops & sub (studio); Infinity car stereo & sub (A/B).

Mastered from vinyl by Eris for Ultra Bass. Podcast cover design by João Ervedosa. Photo by neris_k of Eris live in the mix with Make Me London at MOT Unit 18. 

Tracklist (not including scratches & drops):

1.	D.J. Essentials Inc. – Grace in Your Face (Acapella Anonymous 1996) [excerpt]
2.	E-Unity – Unknown Graffito (Intramuros 2018)
3.	Basic Rhythm – Get Up (Planet Mu 2019)
4.	Bassbin Twins – B-Boy’s Take Control (2004)
5.	Walton – Rolla (Illian Tape 2019)
6.	D. Tiffany – Feel U (Planet Euphorique 2018)
7.	Tom Joyce – Aquaplaning (Ninja Tools 2017)
8.	Ebb – Surface Tension (Subtle 2019)
9.	Wink – Hypnotizing (Nervous 1996)
10.	Roxy Breaks – The Funk is On (303 1996)
11.	Phone Traxx – No More Mr. Nice Guy (Eris No More Nice Girls Overdub*) (Phone 2019)
12.	The Sounds of Silence – S.O.S. Theme/I Got the Rythm* (Inner City Records, Co. 1993)
13.	Tessela – Hackney Parrot (Poly Kicks 2013)
14.	Edge DJ – FL IT (Edge Records 1992)
15.	Edge DJ – CLR SKY (Edge Records 1992) 
16.	D. Tiffany – Spirit Alien (Word & Sound 2018)
17.	E-Unity – Everlasting Legacy (FTD Records 2018)
18.	Trixx-sentials – South of Acid (ESP-Sun 1996)
19.	Hebbe – Tumble (System Music 2019)
20.	Bassbin Loops – Superstar Loops (1998)

ECSTATIC BASS TRANSMISSION 1

The White Hotel P13 X Timedance 5 years party Feb 2020 w Loraine James + Batu 

Before COVID 19 dominated our lives it used to be socially acceptable (encouraged?) for a couple hundred people to be sweating on top of each other at 6 a.m on a Salford industrial estate, how times have changed.

At the start of the year after a couple months of touring i felt like i had managed to build up a specific aesthetic with my djing that this club set captured pretty well. Those closing hours of the party are often the ones I feel most comfortable in and The White Hotel is probably the best venue in the country, these factors combined made this show my favorite of 2020 (all 3 months of it) 

We managed to get the first couple hours of my set recorded so here is an excerpt from the evening.

Rough and ready with bags of energy, I hope u enjoy it as much as i did, much love to the stamina cru for staying with me.

Sam

White Hotel Feb 2020

01 Kingdom - Cotton Mouth
02 A-STAR - Nana Riddim (feat. French Nana)
03 Shannon - Zatrap
04 DJ Delish - Shave
05 LSDXOXO - Coming Down
06 A-STAR - Baako Riddim (feat. Bisa Kdei)
07 DJ Delish - Love Ya'
08 Kingdom - Ex Eyes
09 Swing Ting - Drama ft. Thai-Chi Rosé [KG REMIX] 
10 Kingdom - Lightning ft. Kayla Blackmon (Club Slam)
11 TiGa - Pop Smoke Shake The Room Edit
12 EMZ - DO IT MY WAY FT. THANDIE
13 Kingdom - Melt Freeze 
14 Kingdom - Tinashe Something Heartbreak Instrumental
15 Le Juiice - Soir (Kingdom Edit)
16 Kingdom - Bank Head ft Kelela (Gunnaman Jungle Edit)
17 Fwea-Go Jit - I Tote
18 Mehya - Rouge et Bleu

KISS FM MIX FOR TASH LC

Mister Sunday, Mister Saturday Night, Planetarium & Nowadays. NYC.