This is a mix of songs consisting of Soul, Funk, Disco, Jazz, Reggae & Latin Grooves.. A tribute to tunes that didn't always sustain movement on the dancefloor but are amazing just the same.
Given away on New Years 2011/2012.

Dance Party's Greatest Misses (15 Year Anniversary Mix)

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On Sunday, September 5, 2021 REFORM will be taking over the bustling and historic bi-level Catch One venue with a 4-room House + Techno lineup. Located on Pico Avenue near Downtown Los Angeles, Catch One originally opened in 1973 and was the longest-running black gay dance bar in the city. It now serves as one of LA's premiere multi-purpose venues, making it an ideal space for REFORM to host 20+ Techno, House and Experimental artists across four rooms.

Tickets for REFORM 2021 are available on DICE: link.dice.fm/reform2021

DC-native Jelani provides an exclusive 30-minute mix. Catch him playing during REFORM by Day. Headlining the day programming is New York City legend Danny Tenaglia, underground techno and acid maestro Josh Wink, the industrial techno enigmatic figure that is Headless Horseman, and experimental techno-wizard Rrose.

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The Road to REFORM 2021 Mix Series: Jelani

A sonic trip from the first breath, with frequencies beyond your earphones. Best played on a full range nightclub system, an addictive track for those who love to feel the vibe through the room. An absolute superstar at 11 PM on a full sound system.

CRYSTALA

Cerebral Effects by Nuno

Tunnel of Techno by Nuno

Pop-Ups by Nuno

ROOM (prod. sour)

The Final Message .m4a

Opening set from the new Starr80 party in Sacramento. Was really fun to build up the dance floor.

It's a bit of a bumpy ride as I had some trouble hearing in the booth, but that's what makes it fun & real baby :) 

Some cheeky ones in here.

Enjoy the ride

Track List:
The Eternal Checkout - Chaos In The CBD
Poly Evolver #1 - Interstellar Funk
Rain Down (Purelink's Say Less Mix) - a.s.o.
Miya Says - System Olympia
If You Could - Neurotiker
Attenbro - Edleigh
Musique Non Stop - Kraftwerk
Mouth Feel - Long Body
Grab The Camcorder - Jex Opolis
Transcending Into Nonsense - Fit Fa
Hump Acid (Lexx Remix) - Lauer
Secrets Of China - Chinese Ways
Bedrock Dub (LANDO Edit) - Georgio 
Welcome - Gino Latino
Into The Groove - Madonna
Funky Is On (Pyschemagik Edit)
Enjoy The Silence (Hands & Feet Mix) - Depeche Mode 
Obsession (2015 Version) - Carter Tutti

Garrison Opening Set at Starr80 05.24.25

Dusky - Songs Of Phase (Audiojack Remix) [Josh Butler - BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix]

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In a clashing of dancefloor titans, Hot Creations label boss Jamie Jones joins forces with Cuttin’ Headz curators The Martinez Brothers in the studio for the first time to churn out their new, slamming and anthemic tune 'Bappi' - set to drop on October 11 via Hot Creations.

“After being friends and DJing together for so many years, the bro’s and I finally got into my studio in LA together at the start of the year," Jones explains. We had a few sessions which was so easy and productive from the offset. We jammed out some songs, and this is the first to be released, it’s been a huge bomb for us this summer!"

More exclusive music

Premiere: Jamie Jones & The Martinez Brothers 'Bappi'

Growing up surrounded by many musical influences Mark Fahey found music and sound gave some of the most intense pleasures in life. In his late teens he mastered the art of the turntable. At age 20 he started making a living filling dance floors in clubs, discos,  and events in California, which earned him the name California Disco Legend Mark Fahey later in life. He started producing a limited amount of original music in 1996 - 1998 using it in his personal library at events. As a youth, having  been 'programed' by his Father’s eclectic taste for rare rhythm heavy music, it was instantly easy for him to interpret the ever changing genres of music into crowd pleasing aural journeys even early in his DJ career, Mark says “ you have to get into the dancer’s head” -

 Dance Music Review 1999


Most of the playlists that I’ve created on SoundCloud are either remixes or original versions of tracks that I have always found push at the musical edge of the time period recorded in.
Contemporary styles mixed with classics in an eclectic stew.

I post limited original work here, many tracks are just part of the musical phases that I seem to always go through and if you like any of it cool.
I believe if the day ever comes that I stick with one trend or genre, that is the day I will musically die.

The Final Message .m4a

jupiter2 (Mark Fahey)