Recorded: 2009
Interview by: MikeU4ria
Speakers: DJ Que & Joey Anderson

SDL Episode 9

Track four on Ronnie Makebelieve's Muon EP.

Produced by @isntours and @jaak1493105817
Remix by @joey-anderson
Art by Selwa Abd (@bergsonist)
Mastered by Stephan Mathieu

Muon

Ronnie Makebelieve - Muon (Joey Anderson Remix) (KSCHK001)

Here's some tracks that moved me this year.  Please support these artist!  

track list:
Machillado - Venus
Urban Tribe - Program 17
Francisco Mora Catlett - Jazzy-Jit
AshTreJinkins - Glad It's Cyberpunk and Not Me
The Hue'd Man - Flying High
Nubya Garcia - La Cumbia Me Esta Llamando(Kaidi Tatham Remix)
Cromie - River (Classified)
Carlos Nilmmns - To Infinity
Millsart feat Rafael Leafar - Infinite Voyage
Orlando Voorn - No Doubt
Big Strick - Balance
Joey Anderson - Contact
Vinson feat Sophiyah E - Love The Sunshine(AshTreJinkins Remix)
Timmy Regisford - Some Place In Lockdown
Jon Dixon - Lineage
Will Simpson - Geektown Est. 1983
Robert Armani - Up Down
Skudge - 97
Esteban Adame - Deep Function
Seven Davis Jr - New Life, Who Dis
Soltera - Tengo Miedo
Force Placement - Lycanthrope
Donnell Knox - Channeling Crystal Energy
James Ruskin - There Was A Time
Sol Ortega - Lonely Walker
The AM - Vision
DJ Roach - El Techno de Detroit
13130 Space Project -International Problem (Blak Tony Global Issue Remix)
Max Watts - Nightjak
Underground Resistance - Final Frontier (Nomadico Remix)

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Monotheism

My name is Al Blayney I am the founding member of Appian Sounds & Space Shepherd Vinyl labels. 
I have been listening and collecting music since the 90's and as a DJ I love to collect and play from across the spectrum of influences and to support all the small underground artists and labels who
need to be heard.

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Phonons Podcast 103 Al Blayney

For more than two decades, Simon Huxtable has been actively creating, composing, and releasing music under a constellation of monikers, including Inhmost, Aural Imbalance, and collaborative projects such as Deep Space Organisms. His output, though exceptionally consistent, has always been guided less by industry expectation and more by the therapeutic effects of music making and an innate need to create. Longevity, for him, isn’t a strategy but a natural consequence of devotion and the essential presence of music in his life.

For me, the most striking component of Simon’s work has always been his undeniable ability to craft diaphanous atmospheres, imparted with gentle melodies that drift with powerful emotion and the apricity of winter light. In recent years, this presence has flowed most vividly through Inhmost, a project shaped by patience, space, and the importance of maintaining a connection to organic life. Across more than fifteen releases in five years, Inhmost reveals an artist leaning fully into vulnerability and sentiment, inviting us into a sanctuary built with deliberate grace to facilitate inner journeying. Field recordings gathered while peregrinating the natural surrounds of his home give these works their organic foundations, with wind, water, and birdsong guiding the narrative as much as any synth.

Alongside Inhmost, Simon’s longstanding project Aural Imbalance, now focused on drum & bass, is shaped with the same immersive instinct that defines his ambient work. This alias also sees frequent collaboration with similarly high-caliber artists such as ASC, often drawing cosmic inspiration from the vastness of space.

My first encounter with Simon’s sound came through his early 2000s releases as Aural Imbalance and Deep Space Organisms—a moment that shaped my path as a DJ and taught me not to shy away from tenderness, even on a dancefloor. Connecting with Simon for this interview feels profoundly meaningful, and I can’t understate the impact his creations have had on me personally and professionally.

Read the full written interview via buy link. Broadcast live on the 12th December 2025

Interview

Inhmost - PN 352

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DJ QU - 40min Truck Drive Part II (August 25, 2020)

It is always an honour to host some of the talent we deem as great at their own thing. Each appearance marks an invitation made to someone we hold dear because their art conveys such power and meaning that have a specific and special place in this series, as well as their music has in our minds, bodies and hearts. So, regardless of their renown or following, they are all very welcome and their presence is deeply appreciated and cherished. Still, some puts us in awe, not for what they did, but for what they keep on doing so passionately as this one we are very glad to present here. A DJ for the dancers and from the dancers who, as it is expected, deploys rhythms with our bodies in his mind and delivers moods with our souls in his heart. Joey Anderson does that with the simplicity and generosity of those rare talents who seems and feels himself more as a part of a community of music lovers than a personality among thrill seekers. And what is all that other than the perfect prologue for the weekend ahead, whenever it may be?

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From break dance & hip hop to house & techno, DJ QU has played an essential role and known within the global community. Through the years, Analog room has been very lucky to have DJ Qu playing our dance floor twice.


Ramon Quezada (a.k.a. DJ QU) lives and breathes house music, even if he’s not exactly sure what it is anymore. “House and techno used to be the one thing,” he says. “Now, Derrick May is techno and Kerri Chandler is house, but I never saw the difference.” As far as he’s concerned, if the music can be traced in some way to the deep house that first began to emerge from Chicago in the late ’80s, then it’s suitable for his record bag. Often lauded as a DJ’s DJ, Quezada also heads up his own Strength Music imprint, a label that’s low on hype, high on quality, and home to releases from deep-house luminaries such as Jus-Ed and Fred P., not to mention a myriad of records from DJ QU himself.
Quezada’s love for house music began in his native New Jersey, where his initial passion manifested itself via his participation in competitive house dancing. To be clear, it had nothing to do with raving, a separate scene which was undeniably popping at the time.
Regardless, Quezada’s hardcore dancing days eventually faded. Although he does occasionally still make his way onto the dancefloor. He eventually made the transition behind the decks and became DJ QU. After years of honing his craft, he also started making his own tracks, although his early efforts were hampered by a lack of equipment, and, more importantly, funds. Thankfully, those days are behind him.
In the midst of his studio learning curve, he launched Strength Music, primarily as an outlet for himself. For Quezada, nothing is more important than being able to release his own music on his own timeline. After dropping a series of singles over the past few years, he finally released his first full-length album, Gymnastics, an effort Quezada says was more than a year in the making. Highlights include the gurgling acid pulse and menacing vocal loops of “Get Sum,” the angular synth and loosely funky piano melody of “Slidin Thru,” and the workmanlike funk and infectiously off-kilter squeal of “Mixing Room.” Gymnastics is an incredibly detailed, fully realized album, and now that it’s complete, DJ QU in no rush to make another, although he promises more 12″s are in the pipeline, along with some new additions to the Strength roster.
Beyond that, Quezada continues to maintain a busy DJ schedule, and although he’s an unabashed vinyl purist, his approach to DJing is anything but static. For Quezada, it really is about the music—house music, to be exact.

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