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"When the sun comes out I remember my last 2012 tour. This mix is dedicated to all the wonderful memories and records I discovered during this tour. It was mixed on two decks and an Allen & Heath mixer. Long live vinyl!" Enjoy it!

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La Peña ~ Podcast N°: 04 ~ by Sascha Dive

Ketoloco's 18th Birthday at Night Tales was a monumental party, thanks to everyone who danced with us. The arch was jammed and the crowd was jumpin' right through until close. There was a beautiful blend of classics through the early years of Ketoloco from Chris Halliday & Eddy Osborne and Raymundo Rodriguez served up a raucous selection of bangers from the legendary Jaded and Wrong 2000/2010s era.

Here's the live recording of Chris & Eddy's closing set. 

TRACKLISTING

Solomun - Daddy's Jam
Christian Burkhardt - Doubledub
Blake Baxter - Our Luv
Loco Dice - El Gallo Negro
Anthea & Celler - Down with G.O.D. (Michal Ho's Agnostic Fix)
Gui Boratto - Arquipélago
Maceo Plex - Falling
Green Velvet - Lazer Beams
André Lodemann - Where Are You Now
Audio Junkies - Aspects of Rhythm
SIS - Nesrib
Tim Wright - Oxygen (Abe Duque Remix)
David August - Roco Coco
Chaka Khan - I Feel For You (MAGDA vs NYMA Crackerjack Mix)
Kris Menace - Discopolis
Sleeper Thief - Freeride
Tracey K - Lovefool (Jay Shepheard Remix)
Audio Spacer - კომპილაცია
Funky Green Dogs - Fired Up!
Loko - Scarlet House
David August - Hamburg Is For Lovers (Original Mix)
Whirlpool Productions - From_ Disco To_ Disco (Tiefschwarz Remix)
DJ T & Cari Golden - City Life (Maceo Plex Remix)
Jansons - Studio Electronic (Original Mix)
Audion - Mouth To Mouth (Original Mix)
M83 - Run Into Flowers (Jackson Midnight F*ck Remix)

Chris Halliday & Eddy Osborne Live at Ketoloco 18th Birthday - 06.12.2024 (Ketoloco Classics Set)

A mix of 7" records that myself and Jay Carroll played in Columbia Bar (Mullingar, Ireland) on 28 Dec 2024.

The 7" Fetish is Real!

1. Random Heroes - (Theme From) Gold Block (Jack To Phono)
2. X-Ray Ted - Tribute To The Original Artform (Bomb Strikes)
3. Cannon / Mirrorball - Makin’ Time (Disco Bits)
4. Dayton - Apache Street (Friday’s Funky 45)
5. The Herbaliser - Bongo Boom (Skyline Recordings)
6. Shuggy Edits - Jackson Thang (Shug)
7. The Fania All-Stars - Steady (Fijo) (FANIA)
8. C. Da Afro - Lovely Boogie (Sound Exhibitions)
9. MOAR - M ‘Afro Disco’ (45 Loves)
10. Cannon / Mirrorball - At The Disco (Disco Bits)
11. LeBaron James - Only We Know (LBJ 001)
12. Cannon / Mirrorball - Hot Lovin’ (Disco Bits)
13. Mister Mushi - Feet Don’t Fail Me now (Disco Donuts)
14. Soopasoul - If It Ain’t Funky Back It Up (Jalapeño)
15. Jungle Brothers - I’ll House (7War)
16. Earth People - Dance (Fraternity)
17. The Allergies - Jumping Off (Jalapeño)
18. Arthur Baker feat. Minnie Gardner - Reachin’ ‘Hifi Sean & Yam Who? Edit’ (Riot)
19. Young Pulse - Shake Down Your Body ‘Beat Street Mix’ (Funky French League)
20. Cassius - 99 (Mojo Electric) 
21. Young Pulse - Shake Down Your Body ‘Disco Mix’ (Funky French League)
22. Cassius - Feeling For You (Mojo Electric)

7 Inch Vol 7 - Funky Shakedown in Columbia III

Jurgen Habermas

Got some new tools, Mix them in this track. Mark Knight Drums included. 

Feels Good

2Groove - What Would We Do

Back with our occasional Mix series and this time we feature the excellent sister duo based in New York the Analog Soul , whom we had the pleasure of sharing the decks with back in December 2016 when we all played for Discwoman .
Born in the SF Bay area to a writer mother and sculptor father, their childhood was marked by an avid appreciation and promotion of the arts and culture. At a young age Jacquelyn would soon discover her talent as a dancer while Kat pursued the fine arts through painting and drawing. Music however, would prove to be their destined paths. As 80's kids, part of the first generation of MTV, the sister's found themselves glued to the tube, mesmerized by the sounds of new wave and post punk, early hip hop, classic soul/r&b and pop, and developed a keen interest in jazz, fostered by their father's love of legends such as Chick Corea, Thelonius Monk, Dave Brubeck and Miles Davis, to name a few, while artists like Herbie Hancock, Paul Hardcastle and Kraftwerk would later influence their introduction to electronic music. Fast forward to the late 90s. Parties at SF’s Sound Factory, 1015, the EndUp and introduced the duo to nightlife, electronic music and DJ culture.
An acceptance to the famed Alvin Ailey School in 2001 would see Jacquelyn off to New York. After shopping weekly at the legendary DanceTracks record store, she landed a job there, eventually becoming shop manager and music buyer. DatKat moved to NYC a year later and began quietly honing her skills. In 2004 the ladies secured a weekly radio spot on the famed eastvillageradio.com and the Analog Soul show was born. The long- running show aired every Monday night from 10pm-12amand explored what they deemed "the deeper, darker side of techno and house"--but it also showcased the full spectrum of electronic music, from minimal, acid, Detroit techno, electro, dub, dubstep, and d&b to trip hop and other forms, with special guests ranging from Function to Simbad, Roland Appel, Slam Mode, and Dj Qu. While the overall sound was largely dance-based, the show was aimed at promoting quality underground music and artists, and to expose some otherwise “genre-biased” listeners to a wider range of electronica. Although it ended in 2009, the twins would continue to play regularly at various venues in the city, such as APT, Love, and Stay.
DatKat played Montreal’s Academy Club and more international gigs would soon follow, with headlining stints in Kiev, Ukraine at Xlib Club and Sky Art Cafe and Moscow’s legendary Propaganda Club for Nina Kraviz's “Voices” party alongside resident Vakula. In early 2011, Kat formed a collective called RADIO with close friend Lenny Posso (label boss of Chronicles and Thema Records) and A.Arias, a record collector and NYC promoter (Strobelight Network), and began throwing warehouse parties tailored to bringing the real underground back to NYC, booking the likes of Terrence Dixon, Oliver Ho, Christian Rau, Small People, and Trus'me among others.
As Analog Soul, they play regularly as residents of Brooklyn's Bossa Nova Civic Club as well as Lebain, Output, Goodroom and many of the top underground events in Brooklyn. They played the inaugural edition of Sustain Release (2014), Resident Advisors in residence series with Mood 2 Swing in 2016, Mysteryland 2016 with Art Department, Omar S and Derrick Carter, and a New York edition of Boiler Room with Anthony Parasole, A.Arias and Volvox, to name a few. Through their partnership with Baltimore veteran Donny Burlin, they've promoted and curated many events under Space is the Place, a mythical, legendary DIY artist wharehouse, which has hosted the likes of Mike Huckaby, Theo Parrish, DJ
Bone, DJ Spinna, Chez Damier, Kai Alce, Mood 2 Swing, Stingray, Sublimate, Mutual Dreaming and many more.
https://soundcloud.com/analogsoul_nyc

Teleportation Mix by Analog Soul

Joey Beltram - The Sound Of 2AM   August 1999

Recorded live at The Continental in San Jose, California, December 18, 2018 at the Rhythm Ritual party.

Joshua Iz at Rhythm Ritual 2018-12-18

Funk D'Void DJ Set - Recorded Live @ Leaf Club, Graz (Now available to Download!)

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.

2001

Essential Mix 2001-06-03 - Slam

Words: Red Bull Music

Ketoloco was born in a seven bed Victorian student house basement in Headingley. It began as an after-party, a place for 200+ ravers to continue after club nights like Back To Basics and Dirty Disco had kicked out.

“All four levels of this house became a playground for the student kids of Headingley,” says Ketoloco co-founder Chris Halliday. The seven-strong crew – formed of DJs, producers and, as Halliday describes, ‘Leeds’ friendliest bouncer’ – all met in Ibiza. On their return in the summer of 2006 they aimed to replicate the hedonism found on the White Isle in their Yorkshire home.

They gutted their basement, painted the walls red in homage to DC10 and installed a makeshift DJ booth. Soon after, producers like 20/20 Vision boss Ralph Lawson and Paul Woolford were dropping in to play at Ketoloco after their sets in the city. “You feel like you have freedom and you can do what you want at a house party. They’re audacious, and that’s a bit infectious. People just go wild.”

But March 2007 could have signalled their end. In the early hours of a Sunday morning they heard a noise, quickly followed by a firm kick and around 70 police officers rushing in to see what was happening inside. What the police were introduced to, however, was much different to their usual bust. “Someone was dressed as a vicar, someone else a devil, and everyone else immediately put their hands on their heads in the hallway.” The party ended there and then, cautions were handed out and all of their equipment was seized. “If they wanted to come in they could have just knocked,” said Halliday, in a MySpace message to their followers at the time.

But the party must go on, and where there’s a will there’s always a way. "After the bust Back To Basics's founder Dave Beer offered Ketoloco a monthly residency at his club and we jumped at the chance. That was a turning point for us and loads more sensible and 'fully legal' gigs followed."

17 years later, with several birthday events pencilled in for later this year, Ketoloco are still going strong.

Chris Halliday & Eddy Osborne Live at Ketoloco 18th Birthday - 06.12.2024 (Ketoloco Classics Set)

Ketoloco UK