Happy Birthday to this great big hunk o' spunk!

DJ Andrew Hilton - Paul's Palm Springs Poolside Party

Think Globally Dance Locally

WHAT ? 2(PACHECO DJ MIX)

The darker the beats, the deeper the magic. 

***REPOSTING is the best way to get more music like this out there (both online and in person)*** :)

Cover art photography by Robert Johnson
Cover art modeling by @itsdaavnotdave
Cover art editing by @itsdaavnotdave

***This set is for promotional purposes only.  I do not claim ownership over any of the tracks in it.  Track citations are always available upon request.  Please DM me if interested.

NECROMANCER

Delightful mix of upbeat and groovy tunes leading into some deeper, danceable tracks and finishing with a couple of big festival favorites.

Happy House Vol. 6

DJ TONY RUIZ - SESSIONS 3 - 23 - 2024

Session 4: Springtime Disco . 2024 . Joe D'Espinosa

DJ TONY RUIZ - SESSIONS 6 - 7-2024

This project was born out of a late-night, "toilet philosophy" discussion in a nightclub with two friends active in the tech house scene. We were reflecting on boring, disposable club music.
The EP was generated by AI as a raw, quick-fire response, but equal time was spent on the discussion as for making the actual music. It challenges the idea that musical legacy must be painstakingly produced to be serious. This is a testament to ideas over sterile production value.

This is a plea to the scene: Don't treat genuine emotions like waste.

Tracklist:
Two step forward two step backward
Let it go
Don't drain emotions to toilet
Legacy
Toilet Philosophy
Lick of vocals


AI Snooze EP01  - Lick of Vocals

Rapid Fiyah (original Déjame demo)

The Locker Room Party on the RSVP Alaska Cruise 8/6/15
The Party Continues with big Vocals and Anthems.

LOCKER ROOM PARTY PART 2

DJ Joe D'Espinosa has had a passion for discovering and sharing music since a very early age. Even as a teenager he would bring his records and turntables to parties to play music for friends. His first residencies were in the gay nightclubs of Boston in the nineties. His style has evolved over the years as tastes have evolved, and he's had many different phases to his career including having been a regular at the Pavilion on Fire Island in its nineties heyday, The Saint at Large in New York, Magnitude and Real Bad in San Francisco and countless other major event weekends on the gay party circuit around the country. 

You can regularly catch Joe in Brooklyn at House of Yes, including their epic annual Halloween event, City of Gods. He still regularly spins in New York, on Fire Island and makes occasional guest appearances on SiriusXM's Studio 54 Friday night show. His style is crafted to elicit joy and community, merging disco grooves and funky house sounds for soulful, melodic and uplifting journeys on dancefloors and in podcasts.

Session 4: Springtime Disco . 2024 . Joe D'Espinosa

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