Name: Francois Dubois at 360º club, Dubai by Funk D'Void
Duration: 2 h 45 min 29 s
Description: one from the archives, around 2012 I think...some delish choonage.

Funk D'Void / Dubois a legend! Superb beats - worked at Whitenoise to promote Diabla! Pleasure

another gem - noticed this isn't id'ed yet, any ideas peeps?

kakoye-to sovershenno plebeistoye banal'noye der'mo etot dip khaus i etot grobanyy miks

hats off sir, amazing composition by Mr. Dubois

Hi y'all....Our first show of the year....Great new venue for us and and a proper setting for our deep and disco-fueled sound...Hope you enjoy, we sure did (maybe a bit to much considering the mixes at some point)! A bit out of focus for the first hour or so, had loads of friends around saying hi and all, but that's what it's like when we're doing our thing...the more the marrier...it ain't about the mix, it's all about programming and of course the crowd

Dana Bergquist & Andreas Hansson - Oh! Sessions 02.2011

Some deepness to get you in the mood...big LOVE

Hipp - E Deep In Love Mix

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http://www.deephouseamsterdam.com/mix-114-ian-pooley/

Ian Pooley is one of those DJs that walks the fine line between being a respected underground artist and having mainstream success. With twenty years of experience under his belt, we don't need to tell you that this guy has had a significant impact on the music industry. We're proud to feature the German-based veteran in our mix series today.



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Ian Pooley - Deep House Amsterdam Mixtape #114

Eric Galaviz and Brian Varga, better known as the DJ / Producer duo Hipp-E and Halo, joined forces 15 years ago after realizing they shared many common musical interests. The H Foundation was born.  Here and now in 2014 they have just released their album ‘Passage’, a collection of their finest moments from 1999-2004, through DJ Sneak’s imprint Magnetic Recordings.  And to mark the release they’ve put together a brand new mix for the Gangstercast. 

The guys explain, “This mix is a small taste of some of the tracks and artists that we are into and what you would hear in our DJ sets from begging to end. We carefully choose the tracks in this mix so that people could get a feel and taste of what you would hear if you came to the club to see us play.”

H Foundations’ dedication to House music has always been evident and of their relationship with the music they simply state, “House music has a felling that touches your soul that moves you.”  About the House Gangster music they add they view it as, “Dirty House Music infused with a taste of Chicago. DJ Sneak is a brother to us, he has been in the game for a long time and has inspired so many artist there's not a lot of Old School House heads doing what he's doing and we have so much respect for him. 

“Nothing else to add other than download it and jam to it in your ride :)”

H Foundation’s ‘Passage [1999-2004]’ is out now at Beatport: http://www.beatport.com/release/passage-1999-2004/1325091

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H FOUNDATION | GANGSTERCAST 39

Enjoy and support this special session as we reach our 500th episode! 

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With both his parents being professional classical musicians, it might not be a surprise that John Tejada has become known as one of the most prolific and consistent producers in today’s eletronic music landscape. Trained on drums and the piano from an early age, the LA-based synth mastermind has since amassed his own impressive skill set, embracing the music as a personal frontier, expanding on his resume as a techno recording artist as producer, remixer, DJ, and label owner. Known for crafting a brand of subtle, musical sonics, his recorded output ranges across tempo and genre lines, from chilled out affairs with spacious arrangements to pulsating, densely layered, deeply energetic tracks that work magnificently in the hands of DJs as well as on the home stereo.

Before hooking up with Kompakt, the much-acclaimed studio wizard had already made his own dent in the musical universe, thanks to a flurry of top-tier releases on labels such as Steve Bug’s Pokerflat Recordings, the legendary Plug Research imprint, 7th City, R&S and many more - but nothing prepared the world for those exquisite bangers „Sweat On The Walls“ and „Mono On Mono“, both released in 2004, with the latter being one of the most fervently beloved classics on John’s own label Palette Recordings. It’s here that John has continuously honed his skills, together with friends and long-time collaborators like Arian Leviste, Justin Maxwell or classical jazz guitarist Takeshi Nishimoto (as band project I’m Not A Gun).

Besides his work in the trenches of modules, patches and other things spelled synth, John has developed some serious DJ acumen over the years - travelling around the globe to light up renowned clubs and festivals such as Movement (the event formerly known as the Detroit Electronic Music Festival), Sonar Festival (both the Spain and Tokyo instalments), Dance Valley (Netherlands), Sync Festival (Greece), Mutek Mexico, Fabric (London), Yellow (Tokyo), Rex Club (Paris), The Walt Disney Concert Hall (Los Angeles) and many, many more. It’s somewhat admirable, then, that the man still finds time for his studio explorations - but the quality of the releases he has unleashed upon Kompakt alone (including brilliant full-length offerings and a couple of much-liked 12“es) bears witness to the musical genius that is John Tejada. 

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EG.500 John Tejada

one from the archives, around 2012 I think...some delish choonage.

Francois Dubois at 360º club, Dubai

Just Be aka Bushwacka aka Matthew Benjamin’s story arose from deep within the UK’s underground warehouse and illegal rave scene. Beginning in the 80s and 90s, he found it a space where he had unparalleled creative freedom to explore and develop as an artist. Just Be’s past has now seeped into the present, and as the years have gone by, we’ve seen him push boundaries of house, breakbeat, techno, downtempo and ambience alike. A collection of styles that have since lead him down a path to become the highly sort-after DJ/producer that he is today.

Officially, Just Be’s career kicked off with a 14-year residency in London’s legendary The End, the abandoned train tunnel turned nightclub was a leg up in the dance world and propelled him into the international circuit. Since then, his time as a touring artist has seen him headline some of the worlds leading clubs such as Cocoon, DC10 and the now defunct Space in Ibiza. Clubs aside, Just Be is also no stranger to festival life. He’s featured on the dusty plains of the Black Rock Dessert for a sunrise set at Burning Man’s Robot Heart stage, The BPM Festival and many more. Fast forward to the present and Just Be now has 6 artist albums with another one on its way, 120 remixes and 160 tracks. To top it off he also has another EP soon to be released on Get Physical Music.

In compiling this bumping house mix for Balance Selections, Just Be waited until the last minute so he could pick his favourite and most recent tracks from his collection, a mix where he’s managed to squeeze 18 tracks into his one-hour set. When asked about his podcast he told Balance ‘I haven’t actually put my own music on this mix. I meant to, but there is so much good music I had to pass on, and I just went with what felt right’ – and as usual, his feeling was spot on.

Interview and tracklist: http://www.balancemusic.com.au/news/balance-selections-034-just-be/

Balance Selections 032

Balance Selections 034: Just Be

Rui Vargas - 90s school djset at Noite Paraíso, Lux Frágil (30.03.17)

Kevin Yost DJ Set - SUNWAVES FESTIVAL ROMANIA 21/8/17

Ian Pooley live recording from "Suol says hello monday!" 
(4.9.2017, Ipse)
This mix was recorded at Suol's hello monday! Open Air at Ipse, Berlin.

Ian Pooley @ Suol says hello monday! Open Air

From the recently discovered lost hardrive vaults...and recorded during arguably one of the best years for underground deep house, I present to you a marathon 5 hours of aural pleasure from one of the most fun residencies (and a fantabulous night with fellow soldier Tom Shur-i-kan) I've had in recent memory. 

Good luck with that tracklist...if I remember correctly, I played for the first two hours, then Tom did another two, and we did a B2B session for the last bit...


Francois Dubois & Shur-i-kan, ***5 HR SET*** Moog Barcelona 16/08/2007

The Barcelona based DJ and producer's influence across the tech house and techno scene over the last 20 years is indisputable. 

His melodic masterpiece "Diabla", released in 2001 became a huge global hit and DJ Mag's 'techno record of the year'. Played by house, progressive, techno even trance DJs, its release saw the Scot’s career soar to new heights! 

Other hits "Jack Me Off," "Bad Coffee”, "Emotional Content", remixes for Underworld, New Order, and Laurent Garnier, plus releases for Bedrock, Drumcode, and All Day I Dream, are just a mere snapshot of his discography. 

Seminal mix compilations for Balance Series, Soma's Sci-Fi Hi-Fi, and Cocoon followed, further cementing his place in dance music history. 

Still not content with conquering techno, Sandberg was mystery figure behind “Francois Dubois”, with releases such "Blood" and "I Try" named as a big influence for Darius Syrossian, plus many other leading tech house DJs of his generation.

Francois Dubois at 360º club, Dubai

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