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https://itunes.apple.com/podcast/exploited-podcast/id718233489
http://www.exploitedghetto.de

EXPLOITED PODCAST #29: James Curd

I'm often asked why I'm not using all of my own songs for my sets.
The reason for this is that there are just too many good tracks, which I want to include in my sets.
My monthly radio-show for MDR Sputnik gives me the opportunity to feature new tracks, but also those tracks people have already forgotten about.

The last show contained only my own songs. Have fun listening to it. Best, Sascha

Thats me....

An introduction to the release "Pongo" (releasedate 23.06.14) mixed Drag & Drop the WIP-Podcast 009, enjoy listening!

Drag & Drop, these are Nicola Romeo and Pablito:

Nicola Romeo:
The Italian Nicola Romeo was born 13.06.1979 in Hanau. When he was a boy it was certain that he had the music flowing through his veins. In 1997 he discovered his love and passion: electronic beats. He was inspired by Clubs like Omen, the Box and the Dorian. His sound reaches from Deep House to rhythmic Tech House. His first experience as a DJ took place in the Frankfurt club scene, the MTW and even Monza. Soon he had gigs abroad as well. He performed in Austria, Turkey, Italy and the Netherlands. In 2003, fuessewackeln.de was born. It’s an event series which is very successful in the Main Kinzig area. Today, Nicola is a constant part of the electronic scene in Frankfurt. Since October 2012 he also manages the even series “We are together”, taking place at Dora Brilliant in Frankfurt. But that’s still not everything. Apart from his first release at Get Physical’s “kindisch label” he will also be representing Dj Mags’ Promo-Compilation.

Pablito:
Pablito was born on 3 July, 1988 in southern Italy. In his early ages, he already discovered his passion for music. When he was eleven years old, he was given a Synthesizer. This instrument changed his whole view of music. He began to dig in a new world, the electronic music. He loves to play, hear and work with it. It developed an impressive musical career which results with a 39. Rank in the top 100 Beatport Minimal Charts in August 2011 with a EP of the well known “no-Logik records” label. This EP was released by Deniele Petronelli. His new piece “What the Phunk” was released by DJ Pablito and “no-Logik x-mas 2011” in December 2011. This happened with the support of some very popular international DJs, like Koen Groeneveld, VAN DER Zvan Addy, Daniele Petronelli, Alex Young, Laidback Luke, BINGO PLAYERS, Emrah Celik, Louie CUT, Angy Kore, Mario Miranda, Mark Ramsey, Andrés Gil , MIN & MAL, Natalino Nunes and many more. Along 2012 Pablito performed in popular clubs like the Cocoon, Tanzhaus West, the Papierfabrik, ss radio London and some festivals in turkey. He continues his journey with modesty while hoping to reach the olymp of DJs some day…

WIP Podcast 009 by Drag & Drop

Early support by Audiojack, Maxxi Soundsystem, SIS, DJ T, Pezzner, Zev/Wolf&Lamb, Superflu, dOP, Brett Johnson, Noir, Brothers Vibe, Riva Starr, Tensnake, Monkey Safari, Sasha, ZDS, The Magician, Sonny Fodera, Shiba San, Hackman, Rich Wakley. 

Martin Waslewski discovered his love for electronic music in 2010 after growing up as a hip hop connoisseur. He has been releasing records on labels from friends such as Monaberry, Sunset Handjob and Hommage. In his hometown Halle / Saale he keeps a residency at Charles Bronson. The demo he sent to us was totally right for our new little sublabel Exploited Ghetto.
Expect juicy soulful, spacy and dubby tech-house with just the right amount of bounce you probably produce when you have a hip hop background. Voila! 

Label: Exploited Ghetto
Artist: Martin Waslewski
Release: Miles
LC: 48629

Releasedate Beatport: 16.03.15
Releasedate I-Tunes, ect: 30.03.15

Audiojack: Nice. Will try B Side.
Shiba San: Miles is perfect for me.
Noir: Nice heavy beats. Love this.
Maxxi Soundsystem: Miles is dope.
Brett Johnson: Loving the down low funk of everything coming out on this label. So sexy.
Pezzner: Quite the party jams we have here.
dOP: Nice groove here!
Hackman: Durrty Jane sounds wicked.
Rich Wakley: Love this.
ZDS: Lovely.
i-D Mag: Deep and dubby. Wicked vibes.
The Magician: Loving ‚Miles‘. Will play it out.
Zev/Wolf&Lamb: More Banger N’Mash.
Sasha: Cool Vibes.
Tensnake: Thanks. Will try. 
Animal Trainer: Durrty Jane is a lovely bouncy tune…
Laidback Luke: Kool.
Prince Language: Sweet.
Will Clarke: This is baaaddd. Love it.
Brothers Vibe: All good. 
Forrest: Ah yeah. Warming up the place.
Sonny Fodera: Duurty Jane has a nice groove.
Robert Owens: Cool track.
Lane 8: Cool EP.
Joyce Muniz: Nice one.
AFFKT: Super tracks here!

Miley

Martin Waslewski - Miles (Preview) | Exploited Ghetto

Early support by Steve Lawler, Claude Von Stroke, Audiojack, Maxxi Soundsystem, SIS, DJ T, Pezzner, Zev/Wolf&Lamb, Superflu, dOP, Brett Johnson, Noir, Dubfire, Brothers Vibe, Riva Starr, Tensnake, Monkey Safari, Sasha, ZDS, The Magician, Sonny Fodera, Shiba San, Hackman, Rich Wakley.

Martin Waslewski discovered his love for electronic music in 2010 after growing up as a hip hop connoisseur. He has been releasing records on labels from friends such as Monaberry, Sunset Handjob and Hommage. In his hometown Halle / Saale he keeps a residency at Charles Bronson. The demo he sent to us was totally right for our new little sublabel Exploited Ghetto.
Expect juicy soulful, spacy and dubby tech-house with just the right amount of bounce you probably produce when you have a hip hop background. Voila!

Label: Exploited Ghetto
Artist: Martin Waslewski
Release: Miles
LC: 48629

Releasedate Beatport: 16.03.15
Releasedate I-Tunes, ect: 30.03.15

Audiojack: Nice. Will try B Side.
Shiba San: Miles is perfect for me.
Noir: Nice heavy beats. Love this.
Maxxi Soundsystem: Miles is dope.
Brett Johnson: Loving the down low funk of everything coming out on this label. So sexy.
Pezzner: Quite the party jams we have here.
dOP: Nice groove here!
Hackman: Durrty Jane sounds wicked.
Rich Wakley: Love this.
ZDS: Lovely.
i-D Mag: Deep and dubby. Wicked vibes.
The Magician: Loving ‚Miles‘. Will play it out.
Zev/Wolf&Lamb: More Banger N’Mash.
Sasha: Cool Vibes.
Tensnake: Thanks. Will try. 
Animal Trainer: Durrty Jane is a lovely bouncy tune…
Laidback Luke: Kool.
Prince Language: Sweet.
Will Clarke: This is baaaddd. Love it.
Brothers Vibe: All good. 
Forrest: Ah yeah. Warming up the place.
Sonny Fodera: Duurty Jane has a nice groove.
Robert Owens: Cool track.
Lane 8: Cool EP.
Joyce Muniz: Nice one.
Meggy: Lovin it! Miles is the one for me. Thanks!
AFFKT: Super tracks here!

Miles

Durrty Diana

Martin Waslewski - Durrty Jane | Exploited Ghetto

REWORK OF LOST MY WAY FROM PLAN B / REAKWON / DREAM MCLEAN 

NICONÉ HANDS ON _ LOST MY WAY

Buy on Bandcamp

Simon Maurice - The Beach

DEEP JACNKIN 4

DJ/Producer Kim Anh releases a new single featuring her own vocals and production. 
iTunes: https://itun.es/i6Sh7PW
(@RoyDavisJr Dub Version)

Shadows (Roy Davis Jr. Remix Dub)

RAINER TRUEBY & GRAN RESERVA - SLOUSE

♫ Download ♫: 
http://www.deephouseamsterdam.com/mix-209-adesse-versions

^tracklist at the link above^

Starting out as a simple re-edit series, Adesse Versions aka Kevin Gorman has reformulated his humble ambitions into a few white label releases. Adopting a typical cut and paste ethos to house music, Adesse Versions curates a theme that exemplifies roughness and raw emotion.

Known for his production of tracks such as Baayi, Pressured and Modall, his music has found its way into the hands of icons such as Derrick May, Larry Heard and Gilles Peterson. Major record companies have also taken notice, resulting in a remix of Henry Krinkle for Sony. Along with his deep root in house-oriented work, he runs as a former mainstay of the techno world. His music graced labels such as Curle, Ostgut Ton and his own imprint Mikrowave.

In light of his talent and keen ear for a range of music, Adesse Versions showcases an exclusive mixtape.

https://soundcloud.com/adesseversions

♫ DOWNLOAD ♫

Adesse Versions - DHL Mix #209

The Berlin house veteran shows us how it's done right.

For the full video head here: blrrm.tv/xE43q2

Tensnake Bread & Butter x Boiler Room Berlin DJ Set

I was recently asked to play a 1 hour slot at Redlight Radio in Amsterdam. Here's the recording. Kept it pretty chilled as it was a Tuesday afternoon and, well, it just felt right.

Any requests for track ID's just pop them in the comments and I'll try reply

House of Disco w/ Magnier - Live on Redlight Radio Amsterdam - 01:11:16

Artist: Tommy Rawson
Title: Deep Blue EP
Label: Bergerac
Release: September 26th, 2018
Format: Vinyl
Catalog: BERG010

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Fernando Pulichino and Julian Sanza aka SILVER CITY return with their first release on CUORE RECORDS.
Their music has been ever evolving since arriving on the scene in 1999.
Bogotà is a rare example of a deeper voyage in time in which the sounds of synthesisers gently caress your cheek.
The timeless drop in the middle of the track transports you to the Gold Museum of Bogotà city, in front of a gold mask staring into the depths of your soul.
With 20:20 Vision and Lost In Time Records, DJ/Producer Ralph Lawson, the man who played the first ever record at Leeds’ Back to Basics, takes the Bogotà theme to a new dimension creating an unstoppable energy on the dance floor.
A solid start for Cuore Records, which sees the release of these two pillar-stone artists on this new label.
Ciao!

Bogotà

Silver City - Bogotà

I met Fred in 1992 on my first ever DJ gig in Quebec City. We became friends and I’ve been a fan of his music ever since. I still remember the pride I felt when I put the needles on his first record in 1995 so I decided to put together a mix to celebrate 25 years of music in 25 tracks.

This mix is neither chronological nor a “Best Of”, It’s rather a collection of my own personal favourites of Originals, Remixes, Collaborations, Bootlegs that have marked my musical journey through the years in a discography that spans over 2 and half decades and over 250 releases.

I hope you will find as much joy as I did discovering or rediscovering the many moods and many shades of Fred Everything.

I sat down with Fred to play him my mix and reminisce a little about the events, places and meetings that led to the existence of those tracks.

Thanks for Everything, Fred.

—————

1.Fred Everything feat Rise Ashen - Find Your Way [20:20 Vision] UK 2004
From my second album, Light Of Day featuring Rise Ashen from Ottawa who also sang on the title track. This one showcases a slightly more electro influence, written shortly after Here (Now) released as a b-side of the single Over You which came out a year before the album.

2.Fred Everything - Revolution [20:20 Vision] UK 1999
One of my biggest “hits” from my first album Under The Sun on 20:20 Vision which was also licensed by Turbo for North America. Tiga had an idea to do a video for it, which was filmed in an arena in Westmount. It features myself on vocals, through a Talk Box. I was using an Atari at the time without any audio so I used to have to sample every phrase and sometimes words and sequence it after.

3.Random Factor - Broken Mirror (Fred Everything Dub) [20:20 Vision] UK * Brique Rouge 2002
My first official commissioned remix. I was working closely 

... (continued on Music Is My Sanctuary website)

Tribute to FRED EVERYTHING - Selected by Phil Larochelle

Shir Khan started Exploited in 2007. Exploited Rec now plays host to some wide-ranging and innovative electronic talent - including Adana Twins, Claptone, Budakid, Joyce Muniz, James Curd, Shir Khan (to name a few) - and its artists have been receiving numerous supportive spins from the likes of Solomun, Pete Tong, Soul Clap, Wolf&Lamb, Azari&III, Jesse Rose, Axel Boman and A-Trak.
This is serious dance music at it's most cutting edge with all the juice to really get you going. It's totally contemporary, innovative and has a chunky dirty feel. "Exploited" take you on an invigorating roller coaster ride back to your youth when you first listened to dance music with all the thrills and spills you so enjoyed about clubbing. It's heavy, exciting and special.
'"Exploited Records" is a seamless melting pot of varied styles that simply can't fail to please even the most discerning ears. Highlights here are plentyful. Not to be missed at any cost.' (Clash)
'Musical hybrids are truly the flavour of today, but few have managed to capture the atmosphere of an unpredictable microcosm of a night out on a recordlabel - until now. Shir Khan's label "Exploited" bottles the zeitgeist's giddy thrills with plenty of style and substance. This is dance music hybridism in all its most glorious forms, and Shir Khan is an expert at making square pegs fit round holes.' (DJ-Mag)
'"Exploited Records" boss Shir Khan has been gaining a lot of acclaim recently, and deservedly so - as he has shown us the high quality, diversity and forward-thinking nature of his label. Engaging, riveting and diverse.' (Data Transmission)

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