ALAN OLDHAM has been called “Detroit’s Renaissance Man,” equally as known for his art as for his music under the pseudonym DJ T-1000.  

The Detroit-born polymath, now living and working in Berlin, began his dual careers in the late 80s. First as the host of the “Fast Forward Program” on WDET FM 101.9, Detroit’s first-ever radio show devoted exclusively to electronic music, and as a young indie comic artist, writing and drawing his own original creation, “Johnny Gambit” (predating the Marvel character). Oldham was later tapped by his childhood friend, Derrick May, to illustrate the label art for the record, “Nude Photo,” on the fledgling Transmat label, and Detroit Techno history was made. 

Oldham was later hired by another childhood friend, Jeff Mills, to do PR for the nascent Underground Resistance collective, writing press releases for the label. When Mills departed for a solo career, partner “Mad” Mike Banks tapped AO to replace him as DJ for their Australian Tour of 1992, and the codename DJ T-1000 was adopted. 

Jumpstart to infamy.

Since then, as an international DJ, Oldham has spun all over the planet, as far afield as Manila, The Phillipines, and Shanghai, China. When he’s not behind the decks at home clubs Tresor Berlin and Suicide Circus (Berlin), on the road or in the studio making music for BPitch Control, Suspected Music, Third Ear,  Elypsia Records, or his own Pure Sonik Records label, he is making new paintings and organizing art openings showcasing his iconic works. Oldham has put on art happenings in Amsterdam, Paris, Berlin, Vienna, and Detroit, as well as his works being currently on view at the Design Museum in London, as part of its “Electronic: From Kraftwerk to the Chemical Brothers” exhibit. On the graphic novel side, he has also worked on the Afrofuturist classic “The Book of Drexciya, Vol 1.”

Oldham is keeping busy during the current pandemic, drawing and painting, doing commission work, online teaching for RAMP Academy, making new music and remixing with MASCHINE MK3 and ABLETON, and generally moving forward in one of the world’s most creative cities, Berlin. 

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01. [00:00:00] Centricon - Flya On Acid - NOW! 18 (1993)
02. [00:05:29] L'Avenue - The Sonic Revolution (Trance Mix) - NOW! 07 (1993)
03. [00:10:01] Centricon - Ultima - NOW! 18 (1993)
04. [00:14:30] Omniglobe - C'mon Yo! - NOW! 20 (1994)
05. [00:19:36] Memorizer - Memory - NOW! 06 (1993)
06. [00:24:05] Wire Walker - Natty Bumppo - NOW! 26 (1994)
07. [00:28:20] Sub-Stance - Urban Sea (Don's Experiences) - NOW! 17 (1993)
08. [00:32:09] Omniglobe - Mind Out - NOW! 30 (1995)
09. [00:36:47] Wire Walker - The Road To Nippon - NOW! 26 (1994)
10. [00:40:39] Source T-10 - Emotion (Siram Remix) - NOW! 29 (1994)
11. [00:46:15] Wire Walker - The Dream Don't Die - NOW! 26 (1994)
12. [00:51:03] Sabotage - Resonance - NOW! 999LTD (1994)
13. [00:55:24] Sub-Stance - Gravity - NOW! 22 (1994)
14. [00:59:54] Sub-Stance - Look To The Future - NOW! 22 (1994)
15. [01:05:03] Propulsion iP - Control Your Body - NOW! 27 (1994)
16. [01:10:03] E-Train - Cocain (E Mix) - NOW! 23 (1994)
17. [01:15:23] Sub-Stance - Dimensional Space - NOW! 22 (1994)

Essential Guide To NOW! Records (1993-1995)

[Trance, Hard Trance] Essential Guide To NOW! Records (1993-1995)

Special thanks for the support!: Stuart Hill, SuperVirus1978, Johnny McLean, Nacho Lobo, Paul Takahashi, Alexey Yrkov, Acid Energy, Atreidez, New Old Stock, fakeburst, Nejc Lotric, Labworks, Brock J, Niraj Yadav, Techknowman

01. [00:00:00] Thunderhead - A Light Light Rain - OS./014 (1994)
02. [00:10:33] J.Bertoli - Dreamfall (Floater Mix) - OS./011 (1994)
03. [00:13:52] Vibratrance - Everybody's Dancin' (Trancin' Mix) - OS./003 (1993)
04. [00:21:26] D.B.T. - Sentimental 303 (Anachronik Mix) - OS./030 (1994)
05. [00:27:48] ESCO.B - Enjoy The Trip (Can U Feel The Trip) - OS./009 (1994) 
06. [00:33:05] Static Dream - Daydreaming (Dream Mix) - OS./056 (1996)
07. [00:37:44] J.Bertoli - Vaporous Vibes (Move Mix) - OS./044 (1995)
08. [00:41:32] Front 303 - Analog Approach (1° Degree Version) - OS./034 (1994)
09. [00:46:15] Zodiac - Cosmic Dust (Heavy Mix) - OS./046 (1995)
10. [00:50:30] Freak-A-Zoid - House (Waveformic) - OS./023 (1994)
11. [00:54:22] Blackbones - Paranoia (Is It Acid? Mix) - OS./037 (1995)
12. [00:59:08] House Of Lewdness - Casablanca Nights (Original Mix) - OS./026 (1994)
13. [01:02:32] Arcadia - Interstellar (Interstellar Mix) - OS./035 (1994)
14. [01:07:02] B.P.F. - Infinite Direction (Red Bull Mix) - OS./019 (1994)
15. [01:11:23] Drax - Mindspawn - OS./010 (1994)
16. [01:18:28] Drax - Amphetamine - OS./010 (1994)
17. [01:24:38] Smack Design - The Electric Grunge (Massive Overdose Mix) - OS./038 (1995)
18. [01:28:44] Nera - Deep Deep Space - OS./051 (1995)
19. [01:32:43] Airlane - Proteus IV (Monster Mix) - OS./00202 (1994)
20. [01:37:38] Micro-Tech - Pulsion (Trax Mix) - OS./00202 (1994)
21. [01:41:33] Airlane - Anal Acid Junk - OS./00202 (1994)
22. [01:44:41] Defcon 69 - Neolithic Waves (Zapacid Mix) - OS./039 (1995)

Essential Guide To Oscillator (1993-1996)

[Acid Trance/Techno] Essential Guide To Oscillator (1993-1996)

One of the illustrious Liberator clan with a mid 1994 techno studio mix.

Tracklisting 

Side A

Unknown Artist ?? 0:00
The Rising Sons - Afghan Acid
Submerge - Land Of Creation
Nexus 6 - Time Chic
Unknown Artist ?? 17:45
Odyssee Of Noises - Firedance (The Night)
Down Underground (a.k.a. D.U.G) - DJ-Re-Do
Hole In One - Oriethno
Morph - X-Ex
Nexus 6 - AB-Chic
Exit EEE - I Laugh (Same Hippis Mix)

Side B

Gary 138 D - U.N.I.T.
Unknown Artist ?? 6:40
Nexus 6 - Trés Chic
Unknown Artist ?? 13:35
Acrid Abeyance - Speed Freak
Infrequent Oscilation - HiHat Escalation
Unknown Artist ?? 23:40
Nexus 6 - Time Chic
Clone I.D. - Dreams Of Freedom (Remember Anuschka)
Ram-Rod - How To Put A Saw Tooth In (And Get A Square Wave Out!) (Version 2.1)
Marc Et Claude - Deux Petites Differences
DJ Edge - People

Chris Liberator - Studio Mix - June 1994 - Side A

Rino Cerrone was born in Naples in 1972. His spirit of adventure already brought him in a youth age to take part to the national motorcycle competitions, getting good results. But evidently his objectives went beyond of the motorcycling and his passion for music immediately grew up. It was in fact at the end of the Eighties that Rino started to get in touch with musical reality that contributed to the formation of his actual style. In the adolescent 
age he participated to the punk and rock concerts around Italy, and he started to draw near to the underground scene of squatters and illegal parties. He was fascinated then by new sonorities proposed by groups as Orb and Future Sound of London, whose dreamy and chill out atmospheres immediately, captured his attention, and they increased his curiosity toward electronic music.  

From Psychic Warriors of Gaia to Zoom records, from Autechre to Richie Hawtin, Rino lived the first  ‘90s  in their best mystical-creative fervour. Naples shows itself careful to the new international ferments. Paul Daley, Darren Emerson, Derrick May, Dave Clarke, and lots of other, already played at least one time in his city. A chasing thirst of rhythmical weavings and sonorical daps became inevitable. Rino  lives the pioneering parties by Ivan & Susy, and frequents the after hours from Space Race, soon becoming resident DJ. 

Intrigued in the productive element of dance music, he purchases  in 1995 a second hand Juno 106, starting the construction of what is actually his recording studio. A significant experience in the Q-Men group makes his début in 1997, with the publication of the first record X phase up, on Marco Carole’s Design Music. Soon after Speaker Attack, Phont Music, Relentless and Primate follow. In 1999 ho registers his own label Rilis records, whom first two numbers made it one of the most prestigious labels in the world techno panorama.  

In 2001 he released excellent ep as Back To The Basics,  (Genetic); Convert Filter, (Terminal M); Reset ep, (SAW Recordings), Symmetric ep (Zenit).  Between 2002 and 2004  tracks are been published on Orion, Analytic Trail, Sketch,  Kombination Research. Many remixes:  First Step (Isoghi)  Subtractive Synthesis VI Remixes, (Synewave), 
Recreations (Kombinatoin  Research), Contact ep (Funktion  Records), Club System 2005 (Sony BGM Music Entertainment) to mention some. 

The appearances on compilation and collections are several: “DE 9 Closer to the Edit”, (Minus)”, which contains together with other works by Rino  the  famous  “Optical Way”,  also present on “Relentless Beats” vol.1 e2, on “Vision”, for “Combined Forces”, and on Cristian Varela and Tony Verdi compilation “Salon de Mezclas” for “Serial Killer Vinyl”. Moreover: Yul Records; Eukatech, XXX Records, Music Man Records, Clubstar, ZYX, Subliminal, Intec, MIXmag, Ovum. 

From 1999 to 2003 Rilis produced 10 hi-quality releases, which  soon made it a cult label, with represses and impressive sells. In 2004 was born the Special Edition project, a collection of the very best minimal techno tracks, with his unmistakable style. Plus the new Rilis RMX project, born in 2005, where international artists remix the last 7 years Rilis hits. The same year a brand new  label project: Loose Records. The label has the goal to produce and 
promote young talents. 

Rino Cerrone  spins  since 2000 in the world best festivals and clubs. He has played  in big events such as:  I Love 
Techno, Innercity, Awakenings. From Japan to South America, his schedule was always busy. His dark-funky style and his excellent DJ sets, make him gain consent all over the world.

Unfortunately, Rino has passed away at the age of 52. Rest in peace!

Rino Cerrone @ Phonodrome 11-01-2002

time is a flat circle

Footsteps

No Respect Records Classic-Trax in the mix: 
Exit EEE - Epidemic /  Phenomania - Who Is Elvis /  Exit EEE - Wheels Of Motion JL - You Can´t Escape /  DJ Hooligan - It´s A Dreamsong /  JL - The Future DJ /  Hooligan - Imagination Of House /  DJ Hooligan - The Culture /  Mega ´lo Mania - Close Your Eyes /  DJ Jo  - Space Harmonie (Gary D Remix)  / Phenomania - Jayjo /  Kamasutra - Waterfront /  Obsessive - Tune in Turn Out /  Mega ´lo Mania - Moonsign /  Mega ´lo Mania - The Finest /  Mark Scoozy - United Elements Of Music

No Respect Records DJ Mix By Ramon Zenker

This is a tribute mix to a true master of dark, futuristic Hard Trance.
His live sets at Pendragon and Escape From Samsara always made me "dance like no-one is watching..."
Recorded January 2013.

01. Nüw Idol - Wicca - WellWicked
02. Nüw Idol - The Embrace - WellWicked
03. Nüw Idol - Touch The Lazer - WellWicked
04. Nüw Idol - Polly's Pharmacy - WellWicked
05. Nüw Idol & Oberon - Point Of Entry - WellWicked
06. Nüw Idol - Sin - WellWicked
07. Nüw Idol - WOW - WellWicked
08. Nüw Idol & Gianni - The Gates Of Time - WellWicked
09. Nüw Idol - Satann - WellWicked
10. Nüw Idol - Kick Drum Domination - WellWicked
11. Nüw Idol - My Liberation - WellWicked
12. Nüw Idol - Life Is The Poison - WellWicked
13. Nüw Idol - The Quickening - WellWicked
14. Nüw Idol & Oberon - Bag Of Trix - WellWicked

Hard Trance Mixes

Nüw Idol Tribute Mix

The Essential Mix is a weekly radio show on BBC Radio 1 currently broadcast between 0:00 - 2:00 AM UK time on Saturday morning. Originally broadcast on 30 October 1993, the Essential Mix features contemporary DJs and music producers of electronic dance music. The show has been presented since its inception by Pete Tong and features an uninterrupted two-hour mix from a different artist each week, overlaid with occasional continuity announcements delivered by Tong. With a broadcast run in excess of 25 years, the Essential Mix is one of the longest-running programmes in the current BBC Radio 1 schedule, and is one of very few Radio 1 shows which is not broadcast live.

Essential Mix 2005-01-09 - High Contrast

Hi! My name is Johan and this is where I post my various mixes. I've been DJ-ing since 1997 and am Senior Curation Director at DI.FM (www.di.fm). I've been doing these mixes since early 2000 and they feature whatever the heck I'm into atm but usually it's some sort of current Techno, Acid Techno, Progressive House, Hard Trance OR retrospectives about various labels and artists from the 90s.

AssortedTrance.com is the web site were I've been publishing these mixes since the start (in the beginning as DJ Irish) but who visits web sites these days?

If you want to check out more of my curation then please check out the following channels and playlists on DI.FM:

Techno: https://www.di.fm/techno

Progressive: https://www.di.fm/progressive

Oldschool Acid: https://www.di.fm/oldschoolacid

Oldschool Techno & Trance: https://www.di.fm/classictechno

Hard Techno: https://www.di.fm/hardtechno

Hard Dance: https://www.di.fm/harddance

Classic Goa Playlist: https://www.di.fm/playlists/classic-goa-trance

DJ Mixes: https://www.di.fm/djmixes

and several others...

[Trance, Hard Trance] Essential Guide To NOW! Records (1993-1995)

Johan N. Lecander