Name: Mix for Triple J Mix Up by EliEscobar in Mixes
Duration: 1 h 4 min 16 s
Description: From last year, live mix I made at the crib just pullin out random records...

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Great mixtape! Blogged & supported @ http://ilovetobang.blogspot.de/2013/01/eli-escobar-mix-for-triple-j-mix-up.html

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Unofficial remix that I made of this super song by Fatima Yamaha

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Fatima Yamaha - What's A Girl To Do (Captain Mustache Remix)

"Working my ass off, to be honest," is how Eli Escobar starts our interview  below. That basically sums up his vibe. The New Yorker might not have the same household name status of other DJs who have been soundtracking Manhattan clubs since the early '90s, but he certainly deserves it. Any New York resident worth their salt should have him near the top of the list of their favorite local DJs. He plays anywhere and everywhere in the city, and he can play pretty much anything he wants to, as his RA Podcast will attest.

When it comes to his own music, Escobar puts out records equally informed by disco, hip-hop and house—in other words, a very New York sound. He hasn't been producing as long as he's been DJing, but his albums and EPs for labels like Classic, Night People and Razor N Tape are full of the soul, humor and talent of someone who knows dance music inside out.

As Escobar says below, he doesn't really have any one type of sound. His DJing varies greatly from night to night, and he's always adding to his considerable collection, so no one set is quite the same as another. For his RA Podcast, put together painstakingly with many specially edited tracks and recorded in a hotel room in Colombia, he strikes a relatively reflective tone, but it's still eminently danceable. He moves gradually through two hours of house and disco that ranges from celebratory to muted, from minimalist to rich with live instrumentation. It's the sound of New York dance music as passed through generations, from one of its best and most beloved musical storytellers.

@eliescobar

Read more: https://ra.co/podcast/839

RA podcast

RA.839 Eli Escobar

2manydjs - Essential Mix 2022-12-24

Tracklist :
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Radio 1's Essential Mix

2manydjs - Essential Mix 2022-12-24

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Episode 276 of Circoloco Radio with Eli Escobar

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Circoloco Radio 276 - Eli Escobar

☆ Move to the music of @eliescobar at House of Grooves ☆
Recorded live at House of Yes on 2.2.23
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Eli Escobar @ House of Yes 2.2.23 ☆ House of Grooves

BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix

With over two decades of electronic music eminence, Eli Escobar has confirmed his place amongst dance music greats. With an unparalleled record collection of handpicked gems and curveball productions, Escobar guides revellers through the heartbeat of music, from the past to the future. 
 
Always looking forward and keeping step with evolving generational tastes, Escobar has redefined his sound in recent years. As an acquainted DJ & Producer, the dance music veteran cut his teeth into the epicentre of 1990’s New York City hedonism and set the foundations for an admirable career. Releasing music on influential labels such as Phonica, Razor n Tape, Defected’s ‘Classic’ and his very own label imprint Night People, only gives a snapshot into the depth of his discovery. 
 
Spanning over more than 20 years, the influence and presence of Eli Escobar is undeniable in every corner of dance music. As a selector he has appeared on a variety of influential platforms including BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix, Resident Advisor's Exchange Podcast, Boiler Room, Mixmag ‘The Lab’ and The Lot Radio, only to name a few. Likewise transporting his sound to dancefloors across the world with residencies at House of Yes, Le Bain, Battlehymn and beyond. 
 
Globally respected and recognised as a forward thinking producer, Escobar’s output steps beyond conventional dance music with remix work for the likes of Lana Del Rey, M.I.A., Honey Dijon, Cakes Da Killa and many more. Now heading into 2023 Eli looks to stay true to his musical progression.

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Coloring Lessons Mix Series 058: Eli Escobar

Explore the many different strains of good music that make up Ross Allen's collection.  
https://www.nts.live/shows/soup-to-nuts-ross-allen/episodes/soup-to-nuts-ross-allen-eli-escobar-foundation-music-special-28th-september-2023

Soup To Nuts w/ Ross Allen & Eli Escobar Foundation Music Special 280923

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This totally improvised Live Stems Mix of Gino Soccio's iconic track "Dancer" was performed during a Twitch stream on March 19, 2022 using Traktor DJ Studio and a Native Instruments D2 controller.

It has the sort of hypnotic flow that feels like a perfect fit for getting 'lost in sound' at an after-hours party in a dark room full of sweaty bodies.

You can watch a much shorter clip of this 'Live Stems Dub' on YouTube as I was performing it, obviously edited down from its original length: https://youtu.be/ChyfugLfbjw

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François K - Dancer Dub (Live Stems Mix)

First up: Gabriela's very own Eli Escobar!
This mix sets the tone for all that is to come at the club ~ a fresh soundscape crafted from some of his favorite tracks spanning the gamut from electronic, indie dance, italo, jackin house and acid.
💙 Enjoy 👁

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GABRIELA MIX #1 ~ ELI ESCOBAR

Stream “Espresso” here: https://SabrinaCarpenter.lnk.to/Espresso

Sabrina Carpenter - Espresso (Eric Spike Remix): https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ATha1VH3ekM

Music Video - https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=eVli-tstM5E

Sabrina Carpenter - Espresso (Eric Spike Remix)

Rinse FM Podcast

Eli Escobar - Saturday 20th January 2018

Eli Escobar has been at the heart of New York’s club scene for over two decades now. Born and raised in the city, the DJ/producer has been consistently inspired by the cultural diversity that surrounded him growing up in the 80s and the many ways it manifested itself musically in those pre-MTV years. 

You can hear it in the dynamic and stylistic range of his ever-exciting DJ sets, which veer from soulful disco and jazzy, propulsive house into realms of reggaeton, soul, hip hop, funk, Afrobeat and beyond. A professional DJ since 1997, Escobar has since held residencies in clubs such as Le Bain and Tiki Disco as well as garnering quite the international reputation through extensive touring. 

This mix is the perfect summation of Mr. Escobar’s DJing expertise and tact, being a literal excerpt from a recent set played at Good Room in Brooklyn where he played for six hours while fellow New Yorker Danny Krivit played in the other room.

Listen to the podcast above and read our full interview with Escobar on DJmag.com.

Podcast 79: Eli Escobar

Boo'D Up (SoundCloud Version) Jersey Club Music

From last year, live mix I made at the crib just pullin out random records...

Mix for Triple J Mix Up

This time I bring you a classic set from 2005 with Radio Soulwax / 2 Many DJ's, where they were live behind the decks at BBC 1, 2nd of January, 2005 doing a proper uptempo mix with a lot of variation in styles, sound and mood - musical soulfood in a classic Soulwax way of doing things. I enjoyed the set very much and so I decided to share it with you. I hope you get something out of this, because I surely did.

I ripped a DASH audio stream, which was encoded with Opus 251 @ 160 kbps, from YouTube and rendered it with the Vorbis codec into an ogg file at 320 kbps. I then refurbished the wave data with two FabFilter VST3 plugs where Audacity worked as an interface for the workflow. It doesn't sound very advanced, I know, but less is sometimes more; the more minimal a system is the lower the risk of fail.

Q3 (EQ) - The standout feature is the dynamic EQ mode - a simple ‘dynamic range’ dial accompanies the regular gain parameters on Pro-Q3’s interface, allowing you to quickly add compression or expansion to specific frequency bands. The plugin’s carefully-designed algorithm sets the attack, release and threshold automatically, streamlining and simplifying the compression process. Dynamic EQ changes the gain of an EQ band dynamically, depending on the level of the input signal. This makes it possible to perform subtle and surgical edits similar to a multi-band compressor.

L2 (Limiter) - Loudness cannot be easily measured, because perceived loudness depends on frequencies and can be highly subjective. Peak Normalization and Hard Limiting led to make the audio louder, without having a firm reference. The sophisticated ITU-R BS.1770 algorithm, through psychoacoustic models, introduced a new standard for measurements: the aforementioned Loudness Units, which refers to the perceived loudness. The EBU R128 suggests a -23LU loudness target, although this target may vary on different countries and applications. I set L2 to work around a target loudness between -12LU and -9LU because CDDA target format uses these values and I want the final wave to be perceived as loud without clipping or having other kinds of artefacts in the sound.

With love from Sweden,

DNSK

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Radio Soulwax (2 Many DJ's) Essential Mix at BBC Radio 1 (2005-01-02)

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New York’s house and disco evangelist Eli Escobar has been a familiar face on the city’s scene for the last two decades. Whether tearing it up at clubs across the capital (and beyond) or throwing down super-charged disco bombs on labels like Nervous, Strictly Rhythm, & Classic, Escobar rarely steps out of his four-four beat. As one third of the Tiki Disco parties in Bushwick, as well as running his own Night People label, Escobar has been putting his own twist on the city’s house and disco soundtrack, joining the dots between yesterday’s golden era classics and today’s club anthems.

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