Global Trance Grooves July 2018
A treat for you this month, one of those rare times my set was recorded so we change the normal format to get you an hour snapshot of my set from Noisily festival in the UK. Guest mix is a rising star of the electronic world and JOOF recordings team member Gary Delaney (Ireland).

Tracklist below: 

Next tour dates: 
July 6th // Noisily festival (UK)
July 7th // Cosmos Festival (UK)
July 13th // JOOF Editions, 4-Hour set - Kuala Lumpur (Malaysia)
July 14th // JOOF Editions, The church of Trance, Tokyo (Japan)
July 24th // BOOM Festival (Portugal)
July 27th // JOOF Editions, United Trance nation, Dallas (USA)
July 28th // Electric Love Music festival, Vancouver (Canada)
Aug 4th // OZORA Festival (Hungary) 
Aug 5th // Untold Festival (Romania)
Aug 24th // 4 hour set, Fat lady, Tampere (Finland)
Aug 26th // Creamfields Festival (UK)
Aug 31st // JOOF Editions, OTC, Brown Alley, Melbourne (Australia)
Sept 1st // JOOF Editions, OTC, The Junction, Sydney (Australia)
Sept 2nd // JOOF Editions, OTC, Capulet, Brisbane (Australia)

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— John 00 Fleming live from Noisily festival (UK) —

Rick Pier O'Neil - Earth Mover (Stas Drive Remix) [Yin]
Analog Jungs - Phoenix (Subandrio Remix) [Balkan Connection]
Black 8 & Arrab - Sandwaves [The soundgarden]
Tim Penner - The Temptress [JOOF]
Jerome Isma-Ae, Alastor - Timelapse [JEE Productions]
Enrico Sangiuliano - Hidden T [Drumcode]
Stas Drive - Oasis [Dear deer]
Pryda - The HoaX - [Pryda recodings]
Kostas Maskalides - Kevlar [Unity records]
Royal wolf - Crveni Djavoli (Roby M Rage Remix) - [Ushuaia Music]
Orkidia - Nana (Jerome Isma Ae Remix).


Guest mix
Gary Delaney  (Ireland)

Neozaïre - Blue Bells Treasure (Synkro Remix)
Draso - Strum (Cid Inc. Remix)
Dousk - Whisper Unit (Cid Inc. Remix)
Huminal - Rebreather (Original Mix)
Footprints - Misty Day (Original Mix) 
Stephan Bodzin - Strand (Original Mix)
Slam Duck - Force Spirit (Original Mix)
Jon Hopkins - Open Eye Signal (George Fitzgerald Remix)
Lovesky - Drumz 4 Better Daze (Praha Remix)
Airwave vs DJ Fire - Kabalash (Original Mix)
ID
Osiris - Believe (Planisphere Remix)
Gary Delaney - Little Groovy Plucks (Original Mix)

John 00 Fleming - Global Trance Grooves 184 (+ Gary Delaney)

I was 12 years old in 1983 when I heard Kraftwerk "Tour de France". It had a profound impact on me. I was drawn toward music that used synths before that. Pink Floyd, The Cars, Gary Numan, etc. but Kraftwerk was different. I was taught break dance moves from some of the older kids on my street and we would put on shows at school fairs. A year later (1984) I was introduced to The Cure (Pornography and The Top) and again, this music would have a profound effect on me. From there, I started going clubbing and the floodgate of post punk, new wave and industrial music opened up and I found myself. The third artist that gripped me was Bill Leeb (Front Line Assembly, Delirium) in 1987. Since my roots are in dancing, my place is on the dancefloor. However, I wanted to HAVE the music, so I'm a collector, as well. I was always known for having the newest tracks before anyone else, except the professional djs, of course. And even helped a close friend launch his career as a dj (1990) as he taught himself how to spin using my vinyl (and some of his own). As the music progressed, so did I. From acid house, house, early rave, gabber, ambient, techno, dnb, jungle, trip hop, speed garage, prog. house, breaks, trance, psy trance, prog. breaks, electro & dub step I've amassed my collection and knowledge. I'm not a very good DJ but I have dabbled in that, at times, to reminisce about the past. Preferably on vinyl as I'm not tech savvy. I once had aspirations to produce music and be a part of electronic music's evolution around 1993 but was sidelined by other aspects of life. Electronic music has been the center of my world for 42 years and I'm soooo grateful that I had the opportunity to live thru its evolution. My mood generally dictates what I listen to and there is always something that fits whatever mood I'm in. That's the beauty of electronic music. I do miss the old days of clubbing and the illegal rave parties in the early 90's. I'm not one to frequent festivals, as it doesn't have the intimacy of a small, dank, smoke filled club or a crusty warehouse that the cops could show up at any minute. But I have  seen most of my favorite DJs and been to concerts of my favorite artists thru the years. It's all about the music...

John 00 Fleming is an electronic DJ and producer who has achieved international success in a career spanning over three decades, all without ever compromising his musical essence or the trust of his fans. Known for his deep knowledge of music, he is a proven pioneer and a leader recognised for his hypnotic style and unwavering integrity. Respected equally by peers and audiences worldwide, John has carved a unique path by staying true to his vision rather than chasing trends.

His legendary extended DJ sets — sometimes stretching eight hours or more — have become benchmarks of immersive storytelling on the dance floor. These marathon journeys have built a devoted cult following at clubs and festivals, establishing annual gatherings around the world where audiences return for the experience only he can deliver.

John’s career began at the age of 15, playing a role in the exploding UK rave scene, which led to multiple residencies in the country’s formative club circuit and eventually to performances on some of the world’s most respected stages, including BOOM Festival, EDC, Tomorrowland, Ozora Festival, Creamfields, Own Spirit Festival, and countless underground institutions across the globe. With multiple Gold disc mix compilation accolades and millions of streams to his name, he has also delivered acclaimed Essential Mixes for BBC Radio 1 and earned the rare distinction of bridging the commercial and underground worlds without compromise.

As a producer, John’s esteem within the industry has drawn respect from electronic luminaries such as Jean-Michel Jarre and Muse. While he accepts peer endorsements humbly, he continues to let his production skills speak for themselves. With five electronic artist albums and an extensive discography of singles, John also finds time to compose for major film and television networks, including projects with The Royal Philharmonic Orchestra at the famed Abbey Road Studios in London.
As head of JOOF Recordings, he has built the label into a trusted home for forward-thinking artists, nurturing a global community united by quality-driven electronic music.

Whether behind the decks, in the studio, or guiding others, John’s reputation rests on consistency, honesty, and artistry. In an industry often driven by hype, he has remained grounded, letting the music speak — and that is why audiences and fellow artists alike continue to hold him in such high regard.

John 00 Fleming - Global Trance Grooves 184 (+ Gary Delaney)

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