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Donis at Nowadays 11/19/21

@jadalareign records an hour of “sweet, sexy ‘90s house and rave sounds” for the Fresh Kicks mix series.

The Brooklyn-based DJ and producer speaks to Ria Hylton about finding her feet in the dance music industry, and helping others find theirs

Interview & tracklist: https://djmag.com/features/fresh-kicks-168-jadalareign

Fresh Kicks 168: JADALAREIGN

Live At Apotheke in LA 6.26.22

My set from annual 4th of July party '4th World' That takes place in new york. I closed the outdoor stage, i had a good time so I wanted to share this all with you. If you were there, thank you for dancing !

Photo by Jennifer Medina

MOMA READY - FOURTH WORLD 2K22

A rhythmic synth stabby, ass shaking journey into the house that Kilo built.

Kilopatrah Jones @ The Lot Radio 02-08-2023

Since the pandemic and the murder of George Floyd, there have been renewed efforts to shine a light on dance music's roots in Black communities. Still, there's a critical need for more Black-forefronted collectives and programmers—as well as more thoughtfully curated and balanced rosters of talent in clubs and festivals—to keep the origins of electronic music alive. 

In comes Brooklyn’s dweller festival, founded in 2019 by Discwoman's Frankie Decaiza Hutchinson, which aims to highlight exclusively Black talent from across the globe. This year’s edition featured a live RA Exchange with Nigerian-British selector OK Williams, who spoke to RA music critic Kiana Mickles about some of the deep-rooted inequities that continue to bar Black artists from contributing to the contemporary dance music landscape. They also discuss Williams’ ascent on the global stage—beginning from her Early Bird residency at NTS and full-fledged touring career post-pandemic—and her first forays into production. This is a lively discussion that includes questions from the audience. Listen to the episode in full.

EX.652 dweller festival with OK Williams

FOr the 114th entry in the Honcho Podcast Series, we welcome Detroit's, @etta_sound. An Ohio-born, Detroit-based DJ, writer, and self described technomusicologist, DJ Etta occupies most of her time scheming with her crew Blueprint, curating mixes for Moods, working as a tour guide at Exhibit 3000, or documenting the impact of black women in dance music. Her sets take a free form approach, basking in unabashed joyfulness untethered to genre. 

Her selections range from naughty boogie disco to enveloping house to classic, golden era hip-hop, mixed with a cohesive grace and effortless musicality. Enjoy DJ Etta's hour long mix of smooth, joyous house music.

Honcho Podcast Series 114: DJ Etta

"A mostly vinyl mix in effort to highlight the Deep House/US Garage style of House Music and the artist and labels who pioneered the sound. The term Garage most commonly associated with UK Garage is actually rooted in New York’s Paradise Garage and was a marketing term created to distinguish NY/NJ House from the sounds coming out of Chicago and Detroit. Swung beats, pretty chords and huge diva vocals were common elements of a NY/NJ House track. More rooted in Jazz, Soul and R&B than the edgy futuristic sounds of Chicago and Detroit. Producers like Masters at Work, Mood II Swing and Kerri Chandler were some at the forefront of the sound as well as unsung heroes like Blaze or Victor Simonelli. New York had a strong independent record label culture that goes back to the disco era of the 70s. Before the advent of the digital era and the devaluation of music, independent record labels were able to thrive. Strictly Rhythm, Nervous, Kult and Eight Ball records were among the many labels pushing the NY/NJ sound. 90s New York and New Jersey club music were inseparable up until the BMORE influenced Jersey Club sounds of the 2000’s.

New York and New Jersey have such a rich history of Club Culture and Dance/Electronic Music. It’s unfortunate how little education there is on the topic. Yes, House Music was pioneered in Chicago but New York and New Jersey have always had their own thing going on and played a huge role in the development of the genre and culture. This style/era of house could not possibly be encapsulated in a 1 hour mix but these are some of my favorite tracks that I’ve collected over the years."  

DONIS pronounced (DAH-NIS) is a Dominican American DJ/Producer born and raised in Brooklyn, New York. Their style is rooted in their city’s rich club culture history, often paying homage to the sounds of New York’s golden era. Equally versed in playing contemporary styles of club music as well, they mix US regional styles with Afro Latin/Caribbean sounds like Dembow and Afro House. They have become well known in the underground scene playing parties for Papi Juice, Boiler Room, Dweller Festival and regularly playing at local venues like Lebain, Elsewhere and Paragon. They recently worked as Music Supervisor for Head of State’s FW23 fashion show, scored 2 ads for Telfar and have been shelling their residency at renowned club Nowadays.

https://soundcloud.com/donis-bk
https://instagram.com/donis.bk/

Tracklist Here: 
instagram.com/bananapuddingrecords

Friends of FemmeDecks 05. x DONIS

FLUID 04-14-23

Rinse FM Podcast

Black Wine Club w/ Mr. Redley & DONIS - 19 June 2023

Guggenheim Presents BLACK: An audio collage by JADALAREIGN.

1. Syreeta - Black Maybe
2. Assata Shakur - My Beliefs
3. Nicholas Payton - Afro-Caribbean Mixtape
4. Eddie Kendricks - My People... Hold On
5. Solange feat. The Dream & BJ The Chicago Kid - F.U.B.U.
6. Richard Pryor - Niggers vs. the Police
7. Marvin Gaye - Inner City Blues (Makes Me Wanna Holler)
8. Nas feat. Lauryn Hill - If I Ruled The World
9. Watts Prophets - Dem Niggers Ain't Playing
10. James Brown - Say It Loud - I'm Black And I'm Proud (Pt. 1)
11. Curtis Mayfield - Superfly
12. C.S. Armstrong - No Promises
13. Erykah Badu - Soldier
14. Queen Latifah - U.N.I.T.Y.

Guggenheim Presents BLACK: An Audio Collage By JADALAREIGN

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