All good things must come to an end as the saying goes, so as we reach the magic number 100, this will be the final episode of the Lazy Days Podcast (as we know it). I’ve enjoyed doing this show immensely since 2008. It’s been a great platform to share music I love and will survive like a snapshot in time through the various phases and cycles that music go through and hopefully remain relevant.

It wasn’t always easy to find the time to do this show. I remember when I started, having to burn cds from my initial selection, then picking up my 2 CDJs (100 and 200) from a box in the corner of my studio, all this time keeping true to mixing my show live rather than using any software such as Ableton.

In the process of doing this show, I also met my designer for Lazy Days — Robert Vidaure, back then known as Nerdski. I found him online because he posted my podcast on his blog with his own art and I loved it. He then went on to design almost all the Podcast artwork and a good part of the Lazy Days catalog from that moment. So big thanks to Robert! Your art and work ethics are appreciated beyond words!

Along the way, the show was picked up by Pioneer DJ who was syndicated it through Ibiza Sonica and a few other one off syndications on various show around the world. But the longest lasting collaboration is of course with Music Is My Sanctuary. I want to extend a special thanks to my friend Alexis (DJ Lexis) for his hard work, I will continue to collaborate with MIMS on various project like Tribute Mixes.

Thanks to all the listeners for listening to my humble “monthly” mixtape. To all the people who took time to tell me how much they loved the show every month, you were the fuel that kept me going. But don’t worry, I’ll be back. I’m currently re-evaluating the concept and format to come back with another show at some point next year.
Much Love
Fred

1.Pete Joseph – Giants (Jazzanova Remix) – Sonar Kollektiv
2.Lazarus Man – Here We Are (Nutty Nys Remix) – Freerange
3.Sweatson Kank – Universal Soul Vibrations – Friends of Friends
4.Luke Fono – 4Real (FT.BB James) – Local Talk
5.Pat Bedeau – Dance Of The inca (Atjazz Love Soul Remix) – ARCO
6.Feiertag – Saccharine 374 (Jimpster Remix) – Sonar Kollektiv
7.Belcampo feat. Elisabeth Troy – Your Kissing – Freerange
8.Last Nubian – Share Your Path – Flat White Records
9.Bellaire – Daytime (Session Victim Remix) – Allo Floride Records
10.Cumhur Jay – Courage International – Riverette
11.Kevin Reynolds – Appointment Confirmed (Yoruba Soul Mix) – Yoruba
12.Parisian Soul – Diamant Noir (Playin 4 The City Mix) – Local Talk
13.The Sunburst Band – Listen Love (Louie Vega & Josh Milan Remix) – Z

Lazy Days Podcast 100 /// Fred Everything, July 2021 *FINAL EPISODE

Many thanks to my friend in Victoria DJ Lyssa for allowing me the honour of being the guest on her Soul Speak Radio show on Sugar Shack Radio today!  Being Valentines weekend, I kept the mood deep and sexy.  Lots of great music on this set, hope you all enjoy and big thanks to all that tuned in for the show!

FREE DOWNLOAD

Darius Kramer Live at Soul Speak Radio (FREE DL)

House #Saladcast 061 @ JT Donaldson 
OM Records, Gallery Music 
Dallas, USA

JT Donaldson has been producing since the birth of Dallas' Fairpark Records in 1997. He has produced deep, soulful house music for labels such as Cajual, Cyclo, Distance, Seasons, Push & Pull, and Viva to name a few. He has worked with artists like Lance DeSardi, CPEN, Tim Shumaker of Home and Garden, Sandy Rivera of K.O.T., Chris Nazuka, Lo Soul, The Freaks, and house legend Chez Damier.
As a co-founder and in house producer for Fairpark, JT moved to Chicago from Dallas after the label took a hiatus. After recording an album for Seasons in Los Angeles, he moved again, this time to the left coast where he was working with Lance DeSardi and Chris Penny aka CPENN. Currently he resides in Chicago where he has started his new record label with co-owner Tim Shumaker called, Gallery Music Group.
He has been able to share the music through DJing, producing, and now with his new label featuring remixers and artists like 2nd Shift, Home & Garden, Derrick Carter, Lance DeSardi, PTy LTd, Slater Hogan & John Larner, and Joshua.
JT's music has been in demand world wide and has taken him to places like South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Malaysia, South Korea, Germany, Norway, France, Belgium, Turkey, The U.K. and many others.

More Jt Donaldson's music
@soundcloud.com/jt-donaldson

JT Donaldson

House Saladcast 061 | JT Donaldson

Live recording from The Record Room @ the Vault Limerick for the all vinyl session.
An amazing night the crowd was electric from the get go.

DJ Glenn Davis @ The Vault 7:12:2024 Vinyl Only Part 2

Set 2 of 3 from Southport Weekender. This is the Sunday afternoon Soulful Sessions

Craig Smith - Beachcomber Inn - Southport Weekender 16.03.2025

#GlennDavies #JoeClaussell #ScottGrooves #VickLavender #JihadMuhammad #RonTrent #YvonneTurner #DonCarlos

ian dadds rhr show 10

Beyond Tomorrow Radio Show #17 08.05.2025

Live recording of my set from the boat party with Jimpster and Ash Lauryn at Suncebeat 2025

CRAIG SMITH SUNCEBEAT BOAT PARTY 20.06.2025

"A Place That Breathes" ist das neue 16-Track-Album von John Franklin.
Ein durchdachtes House-Set zwischen klassischem Groove, Detroit Funk und souliger Tiefe.
Analog produziert, klar arrangiert – Release am 30. August 2025.

A Place That Breathes

Submerged Halo

Love above all...
In “I Don’t Want Money (I Just Want to Love)”, Tim Maia makes it clear that love is more important than any material possession.
The chorus, "In a way, I don't want money, I want sincere love," demonstrates a stance against the pursuit of wealth, especially relevant in the 1970s, when Brazil was undergoing major social and cultural changes. Tim Maia reinforces that happiness lies in affection and reciprocity, as highlighted in the verse, "When we love, we don't think about money, we just want to love." This direct and striking message made the song an anthem about the value of love, spanning generations and remaining relevant in concerts and re-recordings.
The melody's blend of samba and soul conveys this passion and joy, making the song a universal statement: for Tim Maia, love is what truly matters, and that's what he celebrates by transforming his personal experience into a message to the world.
So...
Enjoy this Remix

Lazy Days Podcast 100 /// Fred Everything, July 2021 *FINAL EPISODE

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