Anyone know what the first track is ? Thanks 

Never heard many of these tracks, Gemini full of surprises all these years later. Killer mix, thank you

Spencer is the man.  He holds a very dear place in my heart with Chicago House.  We did some amazing things together.

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Tune in to the first episode of independent record label from Slovakia House of Unity. Our founder Paradiso Rhythm invites you for the 1 hour of both old and new house music.

Expect some Detroit hypnotic energy from Theo Parrish, as well as housey, trancey, and Euro dancey vibes from KCC or acid euphoria from DMX Krew.

Enjoy!

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Outsiders: House of Unity w/ Paradiso Rhythm @ Kiosk Radio 10.11.2022

Hizou Podcast by Deep Explorer boss aka Dubbyman.

José Manuel Alvarez, also known as Dubbyman, made his debut as a DJ in 1992, hidden under the name of José Vertice. Acid house, funk, drum and bass and hip hop were just some of the ingredients of his firsts sets, backed up by his collective Dogs Connected.
Latter incursions into dubbed house and electrofunk sounds took him to visit most important clubs in Madrid like Deep and Danzoo, while maintaining his own club, Freak. By 2002, and thanks to his new facet as a producer he became Dubbyman, moves his residency from Freak to Café Bar Las Descalzas and expands his sessions across Madrid, in clubs like Morpheus, Ohm, Taboo, and outside, in places like Sonar 2006, La Macarena (Barcelona), House Café Music (La Coruña), Le Club (Valencia), El Sol (Salamanca) or Telefunken (La Coruña).
Nowadays he and his brother directs the Deep Explorer music label where their productions are released along with other Spanish artists like Robert Calvin (Turbo records), Loudest (Odori, D-Press), Gauss Control (Undress music), Tempostop (Aeróbic studio), and other international artists like Rob Paine (Worship/Philadelphia). He keeps Djing at Sybaris, where he shows his best selection of the latest funk, soul and Nujazz sounds.

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Hizou Podcast 22 # Dubbyman

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All of the usual housey business with Medlar this month plus a deep dive into breaks, bleeps, and more UK club sounds.

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Medlar - March 2023

The veteran Parisian DJ lays down an hour-long session of sumptuous bassline-led house music.


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Spencer Kincy AKA Gemini recorded this mix for Boomtown Records of Vancouver Island, BC, Canada circa 1999(?). Spencer, as a producer and a DJ, had the innate ability to build soundscapes with deep, minimal, soulful tracks and also lay down some super heavy beats with a tribal/tech edge that would blow you away.  His catalogue of productions as well as his DJ sets were full of unexpected and transcendent moments of psychedelia, abstract dissonance, explosive volume, and full on freak outs. He was an enigma as an artist and has become a subject shrouded in mystery as a man. If you listen closely to this mix, I'm sure you can find some real insight into the musical spirit of this very inspirational and influential Chicago underground legend. 

J-Dub Vinylcast 009 - Spencer Kincy - It Is What It Is Side B

Old School Mix

HNYPOT 270: Richard Sen's Old School Mix

Part 2 of 4. Part 1 never came out on the tape and I had to wait many years before being able to do a decent transfer of the rest since the tape deck at the club was totally jacked up that night.  This is an absolutely amazing set of Spencer's on 3 turntables at Fuse in Brussels in 1996.

Gemini / Spencer Kincy - DJ set at Fuse - January 6, 1996 - Part 2

Playlist:

01. KRIMP/catacombe (original mix)/STRICTLY RHYTHM
02. KRIMP/get up/STRICTLY RHYTHM
03. KRIMP/black jungle pt1/STRICTLY RHYTHM
04. KRIMP/House of pain (citrus mix)/STRICTLY RHYTHM
05. DKMA/Can't turn around (millenium dub)/SUGARDISH
06. CALLISTO/Ambent II/GUIDANCE
07. CALLISTO/The power/GUIDANCE
08. CALLISTO/Basic Lytes/GUIDANCE
09. CALLISTO/Elektribes/GUIDANCE
10. CALLISTO/Fanta C/GUIDANCE
11. CALLISTO/Junkle II/GUIDANCE
12. CALLISTO/Bonguette/GUIDANCE
13. CALLISTO/Resistance/GUIDANCE
14. DKMA/Creepin/TWEEKIN
15. DKMA/Next to you/TWEEKIN

Some words from Dave about this mix:

What a honor being invited by great Sven as a guest DJ for his amazing tribute mix session, and having full freedom to select the artist/label to showcase !
Big ups Sven for giving me this opportunity !
Well…to be true, choice was quite easy because 2 artist names came immediately in my mind: EBE and Dana Kelley (aka DKMA, KRIMP, CALLISTO)
Dana was the obvious choice to keep for 2 reasons:
First, he passed away in 2013, so big a loss ! and second, because this Guy had a huge influence on my sound culture when I discovered his tracks back in early 2000’s
We often speak of Larry Heard, Ron Trent, Glenn Underground as the pioneers of Deep House, but we forget to mention Dana…
Maybe it’s because it was impossible to put Dana in a particular genre or sub-genre, so complex was his sound coming straight from outer space…the Guy could either achieve pure House tracks under monikers KRIMP and DKMA, but also intricate Deep House gems full of melancholy and darkness, pushing sometimes the limits to techno tracks on label Catalyst.
Most of his tracks were achieved under label Guidance Recordings and you’ll find bunch of them in this mix.
I’m so proud to have all the vinyls from the Man !
Just listen to Fred P (aka Black Jazz Consortium) and you’ll understand the influences of this great artist I also love.
RIP Dana,I miss you Bro, you’ll always be there.
Peace
Dave

More from Dave:
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#071 - A Tribute To Dana Kelley - mixed by Davebryckaert

Judy Griffith and Andy Blackett reflect on two decades at the top of London clubbing. 

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J.Dub is a unique and edgy presence in the Chicago house music pantheon with years of touring and genre smashing production under his belt. He’s toured North America and Europe extensively as a headlining DJ and lead vocalist for Greenskeepers as well as holding multiple residencies at clubs in Chicago, LA, Toronto, and Vancouver.  Material at the legendary Shelter nightclub, regular appearances at Red Dog, Karma, RedNoFive, and notably his Sorted night alongside DJ Heather at the iconic Smart Bar all culminated in his eventual sets at London DJ institutions Ministry of Sound, The End, and Turnmills.  Shows at Toronto’s Industry nightclub propelled him into Canadian house scene leading to tours across the country. His classic mixtapes released by Canadian imprint Blu Funk Recordings solidified his status as an underground house standout and must see live performer.  “Love On The Line”, “Vagabond”, “We Just Won't Stop”, “Through All This Stuff”, “Back and Forth”, “Master of Time”,  “Deepest Trip” and “Too Cool To Dance” are just a few of the buzz worthy vocal projects released by dance/indie labels DFA, Smash Hit, Rockstar, GKM, Farris Wheel, Homecoming and new label home Exploited. During the summer of 2008, J.Dub joined James Curd and L.A. DJ/Musician Chris Holmes in forming electro/rock/rap group Science & Industry.   This multi-talented artist has had past projects remixed by the likes of Derrick Carter, DJ Sneak, Mark Farina, Stacy Pullen, 1200 Warriors, Chuck Love, JT Donaldson, Members Only, David Duriez and Jason Hodges. Vocal projects on Exploited Recordings with longtime collaborator James Curd opened new doors including extensive radio play in the states especially on L.A.’s globally recognized KCRW. J.Dub recently relocated to the City of Angels and has taken up the mantle of Label Manager for longtime friend and fellow Chicago expatriate Mark Farina’s Great Lakes Audio Recordings imprint.

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