Fluid Funk Podcast Series

Playlist:

01. Robert Hood – Nighttime World (Cheap)
02. DBX  – Losing Control (Robert Hood Remix) (Peacefrog)
03. Robert Hood  – The Pace (M-Plant)
04. Robert Hood – Protein Valve (Edit 1) (M-Plant)
05. H&M – 88 (Axis)
06. Robert Hood – And Then We Planned Our Escape (Music Man)
07. Robert Hood – Master Builder (Sandman Option) (Tresor)
08. Floorplan – Baby Baby (M-Plant)
09. Robert Hood – Museum (M-Plant)
10. Robert Hood – Patternist (M-Plant)
11. The Vision – Can’t Wait (Underground Resistance)
12. Robert Hood – A Force Of One (Hardwax)
13. Robert Hood – In Basements (Logistic)
14. Monobox – Realm (M-Plant)
15. Robert Hood – Black Man’s Word (M-Plant)
16. Floorplan – Funky Souls (Rush Hour)
17. Robert Hood – A.M. Track (M-Plant)
18. Floorplan – Altered Ego (M-Plant)
19. H&M – Suspense (Axis)
20. Robert Hood & Florrplan – The Struggle (M-Plant)
21. Robert Hood – Invincible (M-Plant)
22. Floorplan – Phobia (M-Plant)
23. Floorplan – Music (M-Plant)
24. The Vision – Detroit: One Circle (Metroplex)
25. Floorplan – Never Grow Old (M-Plant)

#185 - A Tribute To Robert Hood - mixed by Veloziped

FROM THE ARCHIVE 014 by Volcov @neroli

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FROM THE ARCHIVE 014 by Volcov

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Devoye @ The Lot Radio 02-19-2024

Back to back italo ebm and left field dancers by nate n tom.

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SUPERIOR ELEVATION with NATHAN NOTHING and TOM NOBLE @ The Lot Radio 02-20-2024

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Five deep house fanatics have joined forces to bring you this special compilation. 10 tracks, each bursting with its own unique personality and vibe. What started as a gathering of friends united by their shared passion for deep grooves and soulful beats has evolved into a journey through diverse sounds and styles. From warm, melodic layers to hypnotic rhythms and late-night moods, this collection celebrates creativity, friendship, and a deep love for the underground. Dive in and discover the essence of deep house through their eyes.

Available here

ChrisCarter - Togetherness [Deep Clicks]

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Simon Sim's - Ama Tonga (R.I.S.E)

Artist: Technotronic
Album: "Pump Up the Jam: The Album"
Original Release Date: 1989

I do NOT own the rights to this material, nor do I claim to do so. Copyrights belong to their owners. We only spread their work, without any commercial spirit.
Thank you and enjoy it!

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Technotronic - Pump Up The Jam (AOA Dancing On Lego Edit)

Here is my closing set from Sunday Sunday, recorded live Sept. 30th 2018

Sunday Sunday CDMX Closing Set

Info + Tracklist [Below]

After 4 months off the airwaves, I recently made it back to NTS to resume my bi monthly slot. I played a lot of records I found on my travels in Japan at the start of the year and was joined by Gideön who did a guestmix for the second hour of the show and it was quite frankly amazing, pure deep vinyl cuts. 

@gideon-block9 is one half of Block9 who amongst other things operates the world famous Block9 Field and NYC Downlow at Glastonbury. He is also an avid record collector and has been collecting records for 25 years. For the show he dug deep in to his collection of Northern Soul, Roots Reggae, Vintage Gospel and Rare Groove.

Tracklist - https://bit.ly/2C1Slem

NTS Radio 05 - Gideön Guestmix [27.02.19]

Yamcast #5 /w Trus'me (@trusme)

To end this weird year off, we have the honor to present Yamcast #5, by one of our beloved residents and big music head, Trus'me. Founder of Prime Numbers record label and recently established in Lisboa, David has always been a favourite of ours because of his top selections of both soulful and eclectic records.

Expect to find him playing live for us next summer. In the meantime, we sat down with him for a small chat regarding music, creativity, and what's happening nowadays in his life.

//Who are you?

I’m known as Trus’me, but my real name is David Wolstencroft. I’m from Manchester originally and I fell into music very early with a label called Fat City Recordings who took me under their wing. I started a label called Prime Numbers and that was my platform for releasing music for the last 15 years. 

Now I find myself in Lisbon. I needed a change. I was living in Berlin for 5 years and it’s quite hectic - you know, clubbing, DJing, continuously in the music, I wanted to get away. I wanted sun, I wanted beach but I also wanted the music on the weekend and Berlin’s a 1 hour flight away, so Lisbon seemed like the best place to live. When you’re a constant travelling DJ, you’re always thinking about moving and the sun, the beach and Lisbon is like a little bit of everything. Everyone sort of B-lines through here, so I see everybody at some point in the year, but I also can go to the beach in 10 minutes. So like, this is the place for me right now.

//What's the idea behind the mix?

I think I played one of the opening parties and the closing parties for Yamba so I feel like I have a good idea of the style of music that works there and I’ve tried to show that in the mix. It’s never just stagnant in one style in the night. If we go from slow, soul jams, to disco, to boogie and then it gets more kind of fun, kind of like Detroit house and then it can even get a little bit more minimal towards the end. But the fun factor is that there is always like a push and pull. Whenever it gets a little bit this way, there’s always like “hey we’re on a beach so lets make it more fun, let's make it more happy" and I think that’s the Yamba vibe really. They’re not scared to go into the groove but they’ll always bring it back and it doesn’t matter about the tempo or the style, there will always be that fact that we’re on a beach, in the sun and we’re all outside. I tried to create that within the mix so that hopefully you’ll feel like you’re on the beach dancing and you’re going from a club till midnight.  

//Are you creative in other areas?

My degree was in graphic design and media, so I would say that the creative juices were always rolling but with that particular degree, it was all different areas. Music and production was one of them and I think I just held on to that one more than the other stuff. I’ve always been creative when I was younger, I always took art, I was always drawing, painting, I played an instrument in a windband, I was in orchestra but it was never really ticking the box or giving me that fulfillment. It was only when I found the Detroit sound, where they kind of bring everything together. The jazz, the soul, the hip-hop, the disco. They bring an electronic edge to it and it’s a little bit, you know, coming from Manchester, a rainy city, it was a little bit deeper and it’s a little bit darker but not in a miserable way, just more moody. And that’s when I found that particular world, a globe, where it doesn't matter what genre it is, it's just the vibe of the music. That’s where I felt more creative and that’s when I started to produce music.

But with a creative process with other things, I find that more with bringing people together. Right now I have different projects that I’m (...)

... Read the full interview:
yambayamba.com/trusme

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Trus'me's media:
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@trusme
www.facebook.com/trusme

Yamcast #5 /w Trus'Me (Prime Numbers)

Record label for soulful electronic music.

Sister label of Fluid Electronics.

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