📌 Tracklist:

00:00 Intro
00:11 The Shapeshifters - Lola's Theme (Tripolism Remix)
01:33 Franky Wah, AR/CO - Under The Sun (Vintage Culture Remix)
02:33 Dusky - Keep On (Club Dub)
04:02 Lynne Queenie, Hayz - No Offence
05:15 Duck Sauce, A-Trak, Armand Van Helden - Fallin' In Love (Butch Remix)
06:54 CASSIMM - You Must Feel
07:58 Kevin McKay - Day 'N' Nite
10:26 Low Steppa - Holte 
11:54 Funkagenda - What The Fuck (Original Club Mix)
13:32 Paul Johnson - Get Get Down (Loopapella)
14:17 Andre Zimmer, X & Ivy - Foot Of The Bed 
15:16 Olive F - Hot Sauce 
17:08 Black Magic - Freedom (Color 2 Freedompella)
18:08 Nic Fanciulli, Black Circle - Blessed
20:58 Matrefakt - Reasons 
21:28 Mau P - The Less I Know The Better
22:50 Kolter - 15 Seconds Of Fame
23:19 Against All Logic - Some Kind Of Magic
25:32 Kyle Watson, Sam Divine, Tristan Henry - Too Hot
28:16 Patrick Topping - Bonfire feat. Dark Dhalla (CASSIMM Remix)
30:06 Simone Liberali - Jamal
31:08 Biscits - Jungle
32:48 Christopher Just - Deft
33:33 Blaqwell - Don't Worry (Junior Sanchez Remix)
34:30 Johnny Corporate - Sunday Shoutin' (TSHA Remix)
36:56 Pizzaman, Lexa Hill - Sex On The Streets (Fatboy Slim Edit)
38:48 Sam Interface, Swappi - Wheel & Bubble 
40:30 Papa Marlin - Move Your Feet
41:00 Danny Tenaglia, Celeda - Music Is The Answer (Dancin' & Prancin')
43:15 Elado - Higher
45:25 Cassius, Cat Power, Pharrell Williams - Go Up (Butch Remix)
46:55 Gala - Freed From Desire (Mr. Jack Club Mix)
47:40 Low Steppa, Thijs Koning - The Dub 24
49:25 Pinto (NYC) - Everybody Wants To
50:31 The Black & White Brothers - Put Your Hands Up (DJ Tonka Full Version)
53:20 Kyle Starkey - Got Me Burnin' 
55:00 FeR BR - Hiphouse Return
56:05 D-Vision - Funky
58:12 Dajae - Everyday My Life (Acapella 1)

Gilbert Le Funk DJ Set | March 2025

Gilbert Le Funk is a DJ, musician and record producer.
 
Starting to compose at the age of 11, he got into music production in the late 90s, greatly influenced by the eurodance and house music of Paul Van Dyk, Bob Sinclar, Armand Van Helden, or ATB. Though later he would spend the day listening to more diverse music, from Stravinsky to Casiopea, Incognito or Frank Zappa, which lead him to learn to play electric bass and trumpet as well as setting up is own studio, where he would first work as a musical arranger for other artists.

In 2005 he was moving away from acid jazz and his label La Musique Fantastique was born, starting his Gilbert Le Funk project by making remixes for labels Delecto (CAN), Catch 22 (NYC) or Transport (SF) as well as playing some of the biggest soulful house music acts all over Spain. In 2006 he produced “Work It Out” for DJ Disciple, a track that would mark a before and after in his career, making him responsible for one of the underground hymns during that year. Later, his remix of "L.A. Girls" was premiered by Dimitri From Paris and used on the MTV series "The Hills". In 2008, "Afrikantastique" got licensed by Defected and Subliminal and it wasn't long until he became a major player in the house scene. 

A solid string of releases have followed since then, topping the charts "All About the 90s", "Something", "New Dawn" or the more recent "Wanna Be Free", taking him to tour the world as a DJ, playing venues from the US to Costa Rica, Russia or UAE.

► PRESS & BOOKINGS:
http://www.gilbertlefunk.com

An intense and borderline obsessive obsession with House Music since the late 90's and a supporter in the scene for over half of his life from Northeast Wisconsin, Spike is a DJ and a promotor who is currenty invoved in Re:Fresh Saturdays, Wisconsins ONLY house music monthly event! Growing up in the small city of Manitowoc, Wisconsin a young man began to explore the world of Rave and discovered a new love, House.  In the early 2000s turntables and a mixer were purchased while soul searching and the madness which is known today as Spike Jonze began.

From this point whether it has been helping promote events, just showing up to events, or playing events, you can usually find Mister Jonze lingering somewhere in the vicinity. A strong supporter of his local scene in Green Bay Appleton and Oshkosh, Wisconsin, Having been a part of GBass, Underground Jaxx, DeepHouseLounge and K-0tic Productions, Spike keeps an open mind with music but does not sacrifice his personal love for a classic sound.

Spike Jonze utilizes a diverse, technical, personalized style to take individual master pieces of music from some of the world's most recognized producers in house and form his own mosaic mixes from house music tastes like Jackin', Jazzy, Swing, Classic, Funk, Tech and Deep and anything else in between that might pleasure your ears Depending on the show or mix, different mediums are utilized to paint the mosaic. Quick beat matching, house beat juggles, deep bass blending and razor cutting are just a few of the skills displayed, all done live, no auto stink, no editing, no cheating! Bottom line, Spike Jonze's sets are full of energy that will make you shuffle your feet and move your body to sounds like trumpets, saxophones, pianos while feeling the pound of funky, bumpy bass lines! 

Influences: The list is endless.  All the guys doing it before me and after me.  So many people are involved in delivering the music that this list will continue to grow for a lifetime.  All the producers who make the music for DJ's like myself to mix together properly, new and old school.  While I appreciate a lot of the new sounds, the following list is just a FEW of my early influences in music:

Mark Farina, Daft Punk, Bassment Jaxx, Derrick Carter,Modjo, Stardust, Paul Johnson, Terry Mullan, Stacy Kidd, Doc Martin, Joey Youngman, Inland Knights, Jason Hodges, DJ Heather, DJ Sneak, DJ Dan, Danny Tenaglia, John Aquaviva, Jake Childs, The Flying Almarias (Mark n Karl), The Sound Republic....The List Can Go On...and On..and On...Just like the music :)

And I would also like to thank all the underground label owners and producers out there who continue to bring the heat TODAY.  If you read this, you know who you are.