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Leo Almeida - Roland Clark, Urban Soul   President House (Original Mix)

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House Party Anthem

Move to The Beat

For the 25th entry of the Honcho Podcast Series, we welcome Chicago's Eris Drew!  Eris has an impressive resume in the underground dance music world; she is a co-founder of Hugo Ball, a Smart Bar resident DJ, and the singer/songwriter for her one-woman pulsing synth band. We are honored to welcome her to the Honcho family! We hope you enjoy this absolutely twisted mix that she has prepared! 

Tracklist:
1. Direct 2 Disc - Excuse Me (Stab Mix) (1993 Cleveland City)
2. Aphex Twin - CHEETAHT7b (2016 Warp)
3. Daniel Wang - Dr. Beat (2016 Excellent)
4. The Epitome of Hype - Let the Freak (1991 Pure Bhoomie)
5. Zem117 - Rangda (Patrick Russell Remix) (2015 The Bunker New York)
6. Niagra - Sangandongo (Edit by Mr. K) (1970/2015 UAR/White)
7. DMS - Love Overdose (the Happs Mix) (1991 Production House)
8. Detboi - The Hunt (2016 Metalheadz)
9. ICP - Free & Equal (Leftfield Tribal Mix) (1992 Polydor)
10. Akkord - Obelisk (megalith) (2015 Houndstooth)
11. Alpha 606 - 808 Trax (2016 Interdimentional Transmissions)
12. Dig The New Breed - Who Is No. 1 (1993 Cleveland City)
13. Special Request - Undead (2013 Houndstooth)
14. Will Ward - Bad Company (2016 Detour)
15. Tessela - Bottom Out (Kowton OTT mix) (2016 R&S)
16. Eq-Lazer - The Heartbreak (Female Version) (1991 Groove Kissing)
17. Orbital - Fahrenheit 303 (1991 Warner)

Honcho Podcast Series 26 - Eris Drew

Made this mix for The Good Room Podcast when I first guested for The Carry Nation at The Good Room in September 2016.

Mix for Good Room

Strictly Rhythms, Vol. 1 (Mixed by Aaron Ross)

Higher State of Consciousness (Paul Thomas & Funkagenda's PTFA Remix)

Anna Leave Me

@bretbowerman

You’re supposed to start with a warm-up weight but the gym is just swimming with ‘roids today. Feeling the pressure you decide to push it. You load two 45rs each onto the bar and slide underneath. Adjusting your body in Bruce Lee style body pops, you feel the heat from your crotch creep as your gym shorts give peak-a-boos to a lifter across the bench. Bench press is definitely for bottoms. Gripping, your index fingers at the head of the pack and your palms the back-up shooters you inhale air deep into your chest. Here it is, the cold metal trust-fall. Set 1 always tells you where you have been and what you haven’t been doing. Set 1 is decieveing and errily honest at the same time. Rep 1 is where you notice that slight ping in your right shoulder, you have no idea where it came from but it has been with you for months, killing your focus and form. 6. 7. 8. That was easy, the juices are flowing, your body radiates oxygenated blood cells and all of a sudden this podcast is seemingly playing in a bigger room. Set 2 is when you catch a glance - the peacocking of trade in your direction. He is lifting using a machine. Real dancers use free-weights, you need all the stability you can get. 4. 5. Shit, your body is giving out - Rep 5 is always the stumble in your step. Pushing past the thought of last week's dry sauna gets you to your final rep. Set 3 is when the beads of sweat start to push open the double-doors of the venue and slowly make their ways to the cabs waiting outside your forehead. Fuck them hoes, you came to party. You can feel your chest finally. The sound of high-hats tick off like flashing lights as your elevator climbs, floor by floor. You push out an over the top breath, one you can’t hear because the music is too loud, but you can imagine it does the Serena’s justice. These days, a transition happens usually every 5 minutes in a mix, so it seems plausible you’re already on set 4, the main event. Pushing to the point of giving out, the endorphins make everything sound like Chariots on Fire. Head back, the clink of the rack signifies exhaustion, temples pulsing. You ride out the beat knowing yourself better then you did shortly ago. Wiping down the seat you watch your sweat ghost evaporate. Now your favorite part of this session is done, but at least this mix isn't.

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HNYPOT 248: Bret Bowerman's Confetti Cypher Mix

Forthcoming Bottom Forty artist @JT-Almon just dropped us this dark and sweaty mix of NY flavored techno, acid, house and ghetto-tech inspirations, if you like warehouse raves (as we know you do) you're gonna want to wrap yourself around this, keep an eye on the near horizon for an upcoming EP on Bottom Forty Records from JT.

Tracklist
1. Brokenchord – Kool Air
2. Dave Clarke – I'm Not Afraid Feat. Anika (Original Mix)
3. LA-4A – Panic
4. Tom Demac – Muyu (Original Mix)
5. DJ Deep, Traumer – La Valle La B (La Spicy Mix)
6. Danny Daze – Chain Breaker Feat. Philipp Gorbachev
7. Djedjotronic – Lace
8. Deapmash – Halcyon (VIP Mix)
9. Anthony Rother – Omnitronic
10. Beneath – Giv Sum
11. Kowton – Iodine
12. Gerry Read and 4THSEX – Third Date (4THSEXDATE RE-SEX)
13. Pilo – Separation Anxiety
14. R Wong – Seven Years

Bottom Forty Mix 064 :: JT Almon

Watch the set and get the full tracklist at:
https://boilerroom.tv/recording/honey-dijon-sm?utm_source=soundcloud&utm_medium=description&utm_campaign=tracklist

Honey Dijon Boiler Room Sugar Mountain Melbourne DJ Set

Philadelphia born and based Josh Wink is one of the true pioneers of techno, house and allied styles - blurring the definitions.

Taking trends, making trends and breaking trends, Josh Wink’s music has always experimented and influenced. The sound of Josh Wink today remains one of a man unafraid to walk the border between stylistic boundaries.

Bookings:
North: emma@liaisonartists.com

South America: diego@analog-a.com

Europe / Asia: raphael@metropole-talent.com

Higher State of Consciousness (Paul Thomas & Funkagenda's PTFA Remix)

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