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Brett Johnson @ Distillery, Leipzig 2004

On October 19, 2013 I had the honor and pleasure to play alongside one of my favorite artists Loco Dice @ Output NYC. Here is a bit of my opening set.

Honey Dijon + Loco Dice + Jus Ed @ Output NYC

Flying Lotus // Massive Attack// vibeangel mix1

Dj set recorded live during the  Tres Vibe's Halloween party at Womb in Tokyo .

D'Julz @ Womb Tokyo 31 10 14

Pt1 Of Nightmares on Wax Sunset session at the infamous 
Ku De Ta Beach club Bali - Enjoy ! I did ! :-) xxxx

Ku De Ta Bali Sunset Pt1

Christmas in bed Mix 2014

Marco Bailey plays Room Two on 2nd April for Intec Presents at fabric. Please note that advance tickets have sold out for this event but there will be plenty available on the door.

Founded by Carl Cox in 1998, over its long history Intec has turned out countless classics. A huge vehicle that fuelled dancefloors with quality cuts during its vinyl powered heyday, after a brief hiatus the operation was re-thought and re-launched for the digital realm in 2010 with Jon Rundell stepping up to the plate to help oversee the label and lend a hand to the A&R process. Encouraging their roster of established and emerging talent to draw on a new aspect of their production Intec Digital has welcomed something special from each one of their sounds. 

We first hosted Intec in Room One back in October 2013, an event which began a run of Thursday night sessions which have never failed to be brimming with the grand scale of energy that Cox and Rundell never fail to bring to a dancefloor. So, seeing that these have always been such memorable experiences, it made perfect sense to take full advantage of the upcoming Easter weekend (and the first Bank Holiday of the season) to bring Intec in for an all night long takeover of both Room One and Two enabling us to showcase more of the label's talent with a cast that includes Carl Cox, Jon Rundell, Carlo Lio, Monika Kruse, Marco Bailey & Harvey Mckay.

In the lead up to the event in question we've aligned some mixes from the artists set to come and express their sounds this Easter coming, starting today with an exclusive mix from techno stalwart Marco Bailey. Here he demonstrates his capacity for ramping up the energy levels between hypnotic states, a set sure to lock anyone into the groove of a dancefloor.


Marco Bailey - fabric x Intec Promo Mix

Tipped by a number of people - though most notably by Breach, who's released his recent music on his own Naked Naked imprint - the Brighton based Lorca is fast turning the right sort of heads. Appearing here in Room Three on Friday 17th April, we asked him if he wouldn't mind making us a mixtape which we could then use to better introduce him and the sorts of things he plays. That way it would learn us a little bit about him and give our readers something to connect with. Something extra to add a little splash of colour to the digital canvas that is, the internet. This? This is what he sent us...

Advance tickets: http://www.fabriclondon.com/club/listing/1063

Lorca - FABRICLIVE Promo Mix

Flying Lotus - buriedMIX2 //burial dj kicks??'08

Justin Drake plays RM3 on 21st March 2015 for N.o.N's 4th Birthday
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Tickets: found/ee/fabric2103

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Justin Drake isn’t a name that necessarily arrives accompanied by the loudest of fanfares, however, he's an individual that commands a healthy slice of respect from the house community's inner circle. Known as a sound engineer, a producer (in his own right as well as half of ‘90s seminal act Peace Division alongside Clive Henry) and a DJ that produces consistently engaging selections, he prefers to go by the quality of his content rather than the hype when it comes to his musical expressions. Drake’s been invited by N.o.N's The Pushamann to join him in providing the sonic backdrop to their 4th birthday celebrations in Room Three this coming Saturday night (21st March) and, as he does best, he's laid down a mix which we think speaks volumes about his talent and the true nature of his sound.

Justin Drake fabric x N.o.N Music 4th Birthday Mix

The simplicity of the elements is the strength here - the creeping discord of the piano, the slow sub rolls - baked together with sharp drum boxes, space echoes and ADV's years of production wisdom.

The celestial Mr Fingers inspired tones of 'First Time' provide the flip.

Adesse Versions - Pride

This is the english spoken international edition of my weekly radio programme Serenades Show. Broadcasted every friday from 7pm to 8pm on Dinamo FM, Istanbul.

International Booking: david@atriumartists.com
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01. Herman Prime - Maajo [Seagull/Kojak Giant Sounds]
02. Esa & Mervin Granger - Goema Heat [Freerange]
03. Coyote - Sin Distracciones (Christophe remix) [Is It Balearic?]
04. Bred For Pleasure feat. Aaron Soul - Better Than This (Mr Fingers dub) [Lower East]
05. Olin & Savile - Thanks, Karl (Savile version) [Argot]
06. Trevor Deep Jr. - Empty [HPTY]
07. Lauhaus - Tides [Danse Club Records]
08. Butch - The Spirit feat. Hohberg [Watergate]
09. June Marieezy - Fly (FKJ Remix) [Roche Musique]

070 Serenades Show International DINAMO 20.3.2015 [128kb/s]

Exclusive mixtape of the Soul Clap compiled "Tempo Dreams Vol. 3" album, out March 30th on Bastard Jazz. Mix available on super limited edition Cassette tape. 
Buy 2xLP, Digi, CD, Mixtape --> https://bastardjazz.bandcamp.com/album/soul-clap-presents-tempo-dreams-vol-3

Tracklist:
1. Inkswel feat. Harvey Sutherland & Issac Aesili - Jade Skyline
2. Analog Players Society - Enter City
3. Navid Izadi - Caddilack
4. J. Loverman feat. Robert O'Dell - Life Unlimited (Ajukaja & Andrevski Rework)
5. Tom Trago feat. M. Cruzer - Hard Cash
6. Soul Clap feat. Dayonne Rollins - So Sedated
7. Jules Born & Tanner Ross - No 1 Else But You
8. Tom Noble - Tanked
9. G. Koop feat. 13teen - Butterfly
10. FSQ - Break The Funk
11. Sphynx -Azul
12. XL Middleton - Antislumper
13. Greg Paulus - Everything (Love Down)

After two critically acclaimed volumes of their producer-driven compilation series Tempo Dreams, Brooklyn’s Bastard Jazz Recordings is back with Volume 3 of the beat-centric, forward looking concept. For this edition, the label has tapped Soul Clap, the Boston bred international ambassadors of all things funky.  Piloting their cosmic mothership all over the globe, Soul Clap have built a cult following worldwide both through their solo endevaors and via their Crew Love brand formed with Brooklyn’s Wolf+Lamb. Staying with the Tempo Dreams theme of showcasing new styles,  emerging artists and the best of their beatmaking  peers, Soul Clap has compiled a showcase of entirely unreleased modern funk, electro soul, and leftfield house music on this compilation, sure to make their spiritual guide Dr. Funkenstein aka George Clinton proud. 

As in with previous volumes, the featured artists all come from different places, spaces and times but are tied together by the musical connection running concurrent on the record. Soul Clap’s unmistakable vibe is powerfully  represented through their own original track “So Sedated”, a heavy chugging synth ode to the transformational powers of the dancefloor, featuring understated vocals by Dayonne Rollins.  Crew Love & Dirtybird artist Tanner Ross teams up with Jules Born for “No 1 Else But You”, a late night off-kilter piece of nasty funk, while fellow teammate Navid Izadi brings a Cali swagger with the smoothed out G-Funk vibes of “Cadillack”.  The left coast is further represented by Pasadena’s XL Middleton whose “AntiSlumper” kicks off the album with a throwback boogie excursion, while the George Clinton-approved production team FSQ delivers the irresistible down & dirty “Break The Funk”. Amsterdam artist Tom Trago comes in tough with the electro porn of “Hard Cash” while NYC is represented fully with disco hero Tom Noble’s “Tanked”,  Analog Player’s Society’s wavey “Enter City”, and Greg Paulus’s late night soul vibes on “Everything (Love Down)”. 

Soul Clap Presents: Tempo Dreams Volume 3 arrives March 22nd on 2xLP, CD and digital worldwide via Bastard Jazz Recordings, prefaced with a limited edition 7-inch double single in stores February 24th.



Buy Album (unmixed)

Soul Clap - 'Dreaming In Tempos' Mixtape [TEMPO DREAMS VOL 3 FULL ALBUM MIX]

Sven Tasnadi plays RM2 on 11th April joining Ralph Lawson and Premiesku live

To read our interview with Sven head to www.fabriclondon.com

Tickets: bit.ly/fabric1104

Sven Tasnadi - fabric Promo Mix

In Hour 2 we welcome back Blue Daisy, this time as part of a special project alongside Ethiopian Records, the Co-Director of P4P0 Addis Ababa: a project hosting electronic music workshops and events in Ethiopia's vibrant capital city. They said;

"This mix signifies the launch of P4P0’s project in Addis Ababa, celebrating future, collaboration and
Ethiopia’s cultural sounds. In coming months, the international community will witness the
development of Ethiopiyawi Electronica sounds, bringing old sounds into the new in Ethiopia’s
capital city. This specific mix is a collaboration between Ethiopian Records (Endeguena Mulu) and
Blue Daisy!"

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00:00 - 05:55 - Ethiopian Records - Untitled unreleased ( Samples from Gigi- Tewu maneh )!
05 : 56 - 08: 52 - Orchestra Ethiopia - Helawsho ( Ethiopian Records Remix)!
08:53- 10:55 -Misrak Mammo & Tchista Band - Gzie Biyasayegnem , Nanu Nanu Neh( Ethiopian
Records live reedit)!
15:18 - 18:49 - Ethiopian Records - Untitled unreleased !
18: 50 - 23:59 -Ethiopian Records - Untitled unreleased !
30:31 - 35:11 - Ethiopian Records - Untitled unreleased (Samples from Addis Acoustic Project-
Ema Rumba and Asnaketche Worqu- Mèngèdègnaw lebé)!
35:12- 39:18 -Mizan - Anxious ( Ethiopian Records Remix)!
48:02 - 53:30 -Ethiopian Records - Untitled unreleased !
59:00  - Ethiopian Records - Untitled unreleased! !
Plus
Arvo Part - cantos in memory of Benjamin button!
Bjorkk - Pleasure is all mine! !
Blue Daisy - love scenery!
Blue Daisy - December’s Death!
Unknown Shapes - The World Keeps Turning!

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Solid Steel Radio Show 10/4/2015 Part 3 + 4 - Ethiopian Records x Blue Daisy

This set was recorded in the 2020 Vision hosted Room Two on 11th April 2015.

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Ralph Lawson - Recorded Live 11/04/2015

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What matters are the records. The ones that shaped Raphael ‘Raf Daddy’ Rundell and Joe Goodard when they met in the DJ booths of London. House music has buried itself within the roots of the best of us, but for these two it became more than just a fleeting hands in the air moment, it became The 2 Bears.

Honing their craft with all the care and attention paid to a well-groomed patch of facial hair, the duo have bounced from Brixton to Tel Aviv via Cape Town, sharing the decks ever since their fateful incarnation, delivering a memorable blend of house, techno, ragga and more to almost every continent. A bearded pilgrimage if you will, and one that has coloured in the bold dancefloor-centric shapes of their second album The Night Is Young.

Where debut smash Be Strong was rooted in their love for London, The Night Is Young takes on a more global vision. With a love for their home city still at its heart, the album pulls influences and experiences from across the world of dance music, drawing deeply from their trip to Africa last summer. As part of a project for Brixton based youth magazine Live, the duo played shows in Cape Town and Johannesburg and spent time recording in a studio run by BLKJKS’s Tsepang Ramoba. The lead vocals for Son Of The Sun were recorded there with a young singer called Sbusiso and Kwaito legend Senyaka, who also added his vocal to lead single Angel (Touch Me).

‘It’s very much like being in London driving around,’ says Raf of the album. ‘You get bored of the radio station very quickly and you switch from Kool to Vibes to Radio 4 or back to Tony Blackburn’s show on Radio 2. I love walking along Atlantic Road in Brixton. If you go there at the right time it’s a complete assault of sounds. People sawing off goat legs, playing Bhangra, someone selling Reggae mixtapes, someone selling Christian Soca... It’s an endless barrage and it’s kind of psychedelic.’

Speeding through multiple genres, often condensed into single tracks, The Night Is Young lifts The 2 Bear’s famed, eclectic DJ sets to higher realms, shifting the imperative to lose both body and mind distinctly up a gear. Currently mid-way through a residency at London’s XOYO, their innate ability to lead a party down multiple musical rabbit holes carefully joins a long-harbored desire to weave deeper thoughts and personal ideologies into their productions.

‘I love tunes that disguise things,’ says Joe. ‘A really sweet melody with a really dark sentiment. Money Man is meant to be like that, you can have those glossy reggae records that still say something. We didn’t want to just be in that culture of not saying anything, where it’s all a fantasy world and everyone just goes and gets fucked up but no one says anything.’

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Dj Jeff -Deep Corners