DJ Mark Farina - Live at E-Ticket - SF 8.23.1996

I WUZ DIGGIN' DEEP 2DAY & CAME ACROSS MY LATINO BROTHA, DJ ROLANDO OF UNDERGROUND RESISTANCE DETROIT. BROTHA GOEZ 4 THA THROAT & DROP'Z SOME SERIOUS MOTOR-CITY MADNESS!!!

THIZ IZ A JOUERNEY... SO FASTEN THEM SEAT-BELTZ!!!

MANNY CUEVAS
AKA
DJ M-TRAXXX
AKA
THEE EDUCATOR OF HOUSE & TECHNO MUZIK...

KCP/4X4 NATION

DJ Rolando (Underground Resistance) Detroit, 2000' (Manny'z Tapez)

Maze&Masters (Little Gay Brother, He.She.They.) and Grace Sands (DiY Soundsystem, Adonis, Block 9) give a glimpse into the inimitable energy of the London queer underground.

Grace Sands in the first hour, Maze&Masters with the second. 

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Maze&Masters w/ Grace Sands (*London) - 09-Mar-22

Playlist:

01. Gavin Froome - Skunks (Deeper)
02. DJ Ino - One Dollar Pizza
03. Fish Go Deep - Bone Dry
04. Josh & Luke - Carrots & Beatz (Luke´s Mix)
05. Jetseb & Aos One - Blue Morning
06. Demarkus Lewis - Come on (Bop)
07. Neighbour & Jon Delerious - Next One
08. Alexander East - Believe In Me (Original Mix)
09. Pete Moss - Let Me Hold U
10. DJ Ino - Smoking Deluxe
11. Gavin Boyce - City Nights
12. Home & Garden - Innocent (Swayzak Home Help Remix)
13. DJ Ino - Room Of The Giants
14. Aiko Morita - In The Aquarium (Pete Moss Remix)
15. Billy W - U Just Don´t Know (Sean Thomas Remix)
16. Daniel Cummins - Shuffle (JT Donaldson Remix)
17. Frank Solano - The New Music
18. Honeydripper - Not Red
19. Pete Moss & Onur Ozman - I can´t even
20. Jon Delerious - Can´t Hold Back
21. Jon Delerious - Climbing 2001 (Dub)
22. Gavin Froome - Disco Speciality 
23. Kelvin K - 2 Doors Down (Mebers Only Remix)
24. Kirby - Leaves
25. Krown & Lock - Chameleon (Johnny Fiasco Remix)

#192 - A Tribute To Nordic Trax mixed by Moodyzwen

Cosmic Spot - Every Friday 9 - 11 PM
99.1 FM KLBP / Long Beach Public Radio
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Cosmic Spot Episode 109
Special Guest DJ Dylan @dylan-drazen
Originally broadcast on February 03, 2023

Cosmic Spot 109 - Dylan Drazen

@RalphLawson from @2020Vision made his Sub Club debut on the very same night as a young Glaswegian DJ called Domenic Cappello in 1992.  He has since been a regular guest over the years while Domenic went on to become the resident DJ for Subculture. It seems fitting that both 2020Vision and Subculture celebrate 20 years in the game in 2014 as they have both stuck to their guns and consistently provided people with sounds from the underground over those years. 

This mix was recorded the week before 2020Vision brought their Content tour to Subculture on October 4th with Lawson and Ejeca taking over the controls. Lawson dives into his memories of times spent in The Subbie over those years and pulls out a selection of bona fide classics that have rocked the club. Recorded in one take to get a live feel. You can read more about Lawson’s Sub Club years and get a full track listing over at his blog: bit.ly/1rzeNiI

Ralph Lawson // 20 Years of Subculture // 2020

The BPitch Controller gets behind the decks for this week's RA podcast.

RA.152 Ellen Allien

Interview with @christopher-rau:

www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/christopher-rau

High-octane house and techno from a Smallville favourite. 

"I was just playing the new stuff that i bought and some recently bought second hand records. And then there are some unreleased tracks from 777 recordings.. Ron Wilson's label, Qnete!!! and a record that should be mentioned is the 60 Miles one.. Persian Moon!!! Amazing track. 60 Miles .. always in the bag. Plus an extra copy."

MDC.151 Christopher Rau

One half of Masters At Work and iconic NYC house DJ and producer, Louie Vega, steps up for the 44th edition of the Phonica Mix Series. What better way to start 2018?!

Check the full feature and interview on off the record: bit.ly/PhonicaMix44

Phonica Mix Series

Feature & Interview

Phonica Mix Series 44: Louie Vega

Interpol - Evil
Joy Division - Shadowplay
Bloc Party - Banquet
Cazals - Poor Innocent Boys (Demo)
Whitey - Y.U.H.2.B.M.2
LCD Soundsystem - Daft Punk Is Playing At My House
Daft Punk - Human After All
Soulwax - E Talking (Nite Version)
Death From Above 1979 - Blood On Our Hands (Justice Remix)
The Kills - No Wow
Franz Ferdinand - This Fire
The Long Blondes - Giddy Stratospheres
White Rose Movement - Love Is A Number
The Cure - Boys Don't Cry (12" Mix)
Le Tigre - TKO (Peaches Remix)
Nancy Sinatra - Boots
Daft Punk - Robot Rock
Killing Joke - Almost Red
Bloc Party - She's Hearing Voices (Erol Alkan's Calling Your Dub)
The Stone Roses - Made Of Stone
Kings Of Leon - Slow Night, So Long
The Blood Arm - Do I Have Your Attention
The Buzzcocks - Everybody's Happy Nowadays
Sons & Daughters - Johnny Cash
New Order - Age Of Consent
Joe Jackson - Steppin' Out

Trash Podcasts

Trash Podcast - Erol Alkan Live Set January 2005

DT Presents: DJ MIX #548 - Norm Talley (Detroit, Michigan)
- a vinyl only exclusive set for the Detroit Legends series at StayHomeFestival by Dance Television.

Watch the full video set on DanceTelevision website:
https://www.dancetelevision.net/watch/creators/399/norm-talley-house-dj-set-detroit-legends-usa-community

https://soundcloud.com/normtalley 
One of the foundation DJs of Detroit’s deep house scene, since 1982 Norm Talley helped to establish and cement the deep end of Detroit’s dance culture. An early understudy of deceased legend Ken Collier, Norm also early associated closely with Delano Smith, a bond that stands the test of time. Detroit’s house scene was slow to receive wider recognition, but this funky underbelly thrived throughout the ‘80s and helped birth later developments, techno included. Dubbed ‘progressive’ at the time, the fusion of P-Funk, Motown, soul, disco, electronic music like Kraftwerk, industrial and synth pop, and New Wave had, by the early 90s, separated into various distinct threads, the nascent house community amongst them.

Talley dropped his first releases in the late ‘90s on respected labels like Track Mode and Eddie Fowlkes’ City Boy, early signs of what was to come as Detroit house emerged from the shadows to worldwide renown following the accomplishments of Moodymann, Theo Parrish, and others. Detroit Beatdown, the DJ trio formed by Talley, Delano Smith, and Mike ‘Agent X’ Clark circa 2000, became instrumental in this rise. Showcasing the slowed down, raw, low-slung take on house that could only come from Detroit, these three artists who helped pioneer the sound presented their own personal vision to eager audiences, capped by their three-hour, three part contribution to RA’s esteemed podcast in 2010. 

By 2009 the reevaluation of early Detroit underground figures reached full swing, and Talley took the opportunity to strike, releasing a still- unbroken string of singles on reputed labels - Third Ear, Sushitech, Mixmode, Landed, Dockside, Thema, and more – as well as Omar -S’ powerhouse FXHE, who dropped his first album, 2017’s ‘Norm-A-Lize’, to critical acclaim. Mostly released since 2009, his productions trace the entire spectrum of Detroit music from disco, vocal house, and deepest transmissions to nasty techno only Motown could produce, all delivered with raw emotional intensity that keeps his DJ sets in high demand worldwide. ‘Travelin’, ‘Powder’ and ‘Join Hands’ have all become well- worn underground classics, while ‘Analog XTC’, played by Ricardo Villalobos, reached different circles entirely and is a testament to his versatility as an artist. 
His relationship with Omar-S is currently deepening with two singles on FXHE, including a reissue of his classic track ‘Detroit 2 Step’ and tour as Omar’s main support DJ. His TAG duo with fellow Detroit lifer Scott Grooves is now a residency at Marble Bar and a touring force. A rare representative of a respected brotherhood that held its own in the underground since earliest days to reach ever increasing heights, Norm Talley’s career and artistry speak eloquently about the possibilities of Detroit’s music, past, present, and future.

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Trash Podcast - Erol Alkan Live Set January 2005

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