A deep blend of soulful, electronic house & techno.

Featuring cuts from: Omar S, Norm Talley, Ron Trent, KiNK, Patrice Scott, Jon Dixon Moodymann, Fred P, Alden Tyrell, Kerri Chandler, Jimpster, Wbeeza, Kai Alcé, K-Alexi, Roy Davis, Jason Hogans, Bruce Bailey, Search Party, DJ Skull and Valentino Kanzyani.

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Chicago House - Most Wanted

Been a while since I did one of these and always try and do one sporadically just to listen to those old records that I love and cherish.  its very easy for them to get pushed to the back on the shelf with all the new stuff coming out.  Some of these, in fact most of these have been reissued but these are all  the original 12.  Crackles and rubbish pressings present and correct.

Trackllist

Le Melange - Tortured Journey -SMKM
Fred Brown - House Whop - Rockin' House
Gene Compton - I Want you - Missing
Melodious Myles & Bo - Odyssee Love - VH
Joe R Lewis - Separate Ways - Target
House to House - Taste My Love - Police
Armando - Uhaceeeid - Missing Dog
M+M - I Wanna House - Missing
Project Democracy - Is This Dream for real - Under Dog Records
Gherkin jerks - Midi Beats - Gherkin
Farley JM Funk - Farley Knows House - Trax
Gallifre - Don't Walk out on Love - Gherkin
Jackmaster Curt - Real Fresh House - East
Marco Manzie - ready for House - Energetic
Joe Louis - A Love of My Own - Target
Joe R Lewis - Acid Falls - Target
Sterling Void - Serve It Up - Underground
Jody Finch - Short, Fat,Skinny, Tall - World
James Jack Rabbit - Rabbit Trax ll - Yoton
Connie's Crew - Bang Goes The Clock - Cam City
Jody Finch - Jack Your Big Booty - Tenya
Mixx, Blood, Camero - Sweet Nector - Sabre

All mixed in one hit on two technics. You can see me doing the mix here if you wish - https://youtu.be/W0zyWlD_hEs

thanks for listening.  

P

Chicago House Most Wanted

Cosmo putting together a warm set whilst under duress. Eager beavers and impatient weasles all over the place.

A fine night it was indeed, with Zozo sharing the duties.... All the way into the wee small smokey hours....

Check out "Medhead" - the new record out from Cosmo Vitelli--- available online and in all the usual places.

Love you guys to the bone.
x

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Cosmo Vitelli's "At what time is the next Dj playing?" warm up *Live @ Sameheads 26.03.22

Dixon spent his early days engrossed in New York's club scene, working at the legendary Tunnel, all while frequenting Timmy Regisford’s Shelter parties. He eventually earned his own residencies at APT and 205 and is now a head-turning techno producer who since 2020 has landed on labels such as Rhythm Section, Bastard Jazz, and Nylon Traxx. He also runs the monthly Shadows Of Tomorrow radio show on London's LooseFM which shows off his broad love of music of all genres.

His excellent 'Cause' is a robust and trippy techno cut with cantering and bulky drums. Edgy synth motifs ripple away up top to bring some late-night menace to the dance floor. The analogue texture, looped vocals and ever-increasing percussive intensity make this a real weapon.

First to remix are Jamal's old friends Pleasure Planet aka Andrew Potter, Kim Ann Foxman, and Brian Hersey. They flip it into a mysterious acid cut that sinks you in deep and keeps you there with elastic bass and all manner of whistles, stabs and freaky effects. Disruptive Pattern Material is a Michigan-born producer and DJ raised on Detroit techno and deep house who debuted to great acclaim on Rekids last year. His version is pure rave, with driving and dynamic drums, synths that keep you looking over your shoulder and a subtle sense of darkness. Last remixer Tyler Pope is another friend of Jamal and the pair connected over music in the mid-2000s in NYC. His take on the original is more serene with smeared synths softening the bristling drums with a sense of forlorn soul. It's a suspensory track that will keep you moving above the dance floor.

This is a serious package of up-front techno.

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Cause

PREMIERE: Jamal Dixon - Cause (Tyler Pope Remix) [FatCat Records]

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[APWW #619] [Originally aired in 2011]
It's been over thirty years since house and techno music exploded out of South Side Chicago and inner-city Detroit, and most Americans still don't know their dance music history. In 1977 a DJ named Frankie Knuckles moved to Chicago to spin and remix disco records at an underground club called The Warehouse. Out of a fringe subculture that formed there - gay and African-American - house music would emerge to become one the biggest club music genres in the world. Meanwhile, young black futurists of Detroit channeled their city's post-industrial decay into a utopian machine music known as techno. In this Hip Deep episode, Afropop travels to Chicago and Detroit to explore the past and future of electronic music. Through dozens of interviews with seminal house and techno producers - including Paul Johnson, Vince Lawrence, Juan Atkins, and Carl Craig - as well as scholars, radio DJs and party promoters, we'll find out how two chilly mid-western cities taught the world to dance.  Produced by Marlon Bishop and Wills Glasspiegel.

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