Maceo Plex

Maceo Plex ‘Your Style’

A. Your Style (Original) 
B. Your Style (Maya Jane Coles remix) 
B2. Your Style (Maceo Plex revisit)

The second single from one of the albums of 2011 from Crosstown Rebels is the delicious ‘Your Style’ from Maceo Plex, featuring hot new talent Maya Jane Coles on remix duty plus a revisit from the man himself.

‘Life Index’ has been hailed as one of the greatest dance albums of recent times from old heads and newcomers to the circuit. Through the album Maetrik has been reborn as Maceo Plex and spotlighted by the likes of Mixmag and Clash magazine.
Described as a ”sexy grooving weapon” by Mixmag, ‘Your Style’ seeps with the inert funk that garnered the album such praise. Its whispered cries behold a deep passion and pure beauty not yet found in house music. Rich and suggestive in its undertones, this is a true future dancefloor anthem.

Maya Jane Coles is dance music’s new heroine. She has swiftly risen to the top of the house music tree, picked up on by DJ Mag and Dazed & Confused recently, and is a true a female force to be reckoned with. Her remix of ‘Your Style’ writhes with pleasure and is translucent in its desire to gratify. The robotic vocals still centre the track but the beats become more buoyant and are layered with light cascading beeps and bleeps. Feminine in its dreaminess yet masculine in its power, this track will be on repeat for months to come.

Maceo Plex gives the track a revisit for the final track on the package. Stripping back the original he gives it a futuristic re-rub. Possessing a strong forward momentum through its the ringing bassline, the hypnotising claps and cymbals mean you also never want it to end. Extending the spoken vocal with potent laughter and powerful words, this rework highlights the best from the original and could equally be played alongside.

Following on from the excellent lead single ‘Vibe Your Love’, the deep and rhythmic works of 'Your Style' (featuring Maceo on vocals) well illustrate the raw talent of Eric Estornel AKA Maceo Plex and his unique and surprising album, ‘Life Index’, made exclusively for the pioneering label, Crosstown Rebels.



CRM072 A Maceo Plex - Your Style (edit)

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Kerri Chandler - 02 Septembre 2022

Here'z yet another 1 of my favorite Lil' Louis mixtape. I got thiz copy by Gerard Rose of the Deep House Page when they 1st started that amazing website. I donated some very rare tapes to him & he blessed me with a few back.
Okay, now on thiz tape... best way 2 describe it... 2 wordz... Muzikal Journey... & that'z all I need 2 say.

1nce again, U WILL ENJOY!!!

Manny Cuevas
aka
DJ M-Traxxx
aka
Thee Professor of House & Techno Muzik

Psalms 150=My Truth

Lil' Louis Live @ Save The Robot, NYC 1992' (Manny'z Tapez)

An April 2nd,1997 Daft Punk live performance, which was not part of the Daftendirektour.

It was broadcasted over radio directly from the soundboard.

Credits to Crydajam on Archive.org and the Daft Punk Tracker Google Doc maintained by aj834.

1997/04/02 - Daft Punk Live @ Groove Radio

Youtube video : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TaFJGvwaczU

Robert Hood Boiler Room X Red Bull Music Academy DJ Set At Mutek

Ketoloco Vaults: MACEO PLEX Part 2(Live from Ketoloco at The Light Bar) 24/04/2011

Considering that this mixtape was coming from Answer Code Request, a guy to whom taking his own sweet time is absolutely key, so far we’d been pretty happy content to wait, safe in the knowledge he was planning something special. But today, it arrived and we’re understandably excited to be able to share this with you ahead of both his upcoming performance here this weekend and ahead of the release of his contribution to the eight track MDR Compilation, which is due out on 20th March.

Catch him playing live in Room Two on Saturday.
Advance tickets: http://www.fabriclondon.com/club/listing/1052

Answer Code Request - fabric x MDR Mix

Download: https://www.techno-livesets.com/sven-vath-creamfields-buenos-aires-cocoon-arena-09-11-2013/

Sven Vath – 09-11-2013

Another terribly important mix to me, this comes second only to Only Deep.  It's yet another demonstration of how special the late 90s and early 2000s were for house.

In 2002 I wrote:

"80 minute deep house mix originally recorded for lars behrenroth's deeper shades of house radio show, broadcasted on germany's JAM FM 07.20.02. a bit of post-production fun found its way into this mix. what originally started out as quite well rounded, the mood took hold and i realized how many smooth jams needed to be immortalized. hence this is probably one of the deepest mixes up on the site to date."

recorded at tetanus studio, 06.25.2002 - brooklyn

Ciudad Feliz - Airport - Silver Network 
Tiefschwarz - You (Dub) - Classic 
Word Of Mouth - Reach Out - Quiet Riot 
Shukie feat. Olalekan Babalola - Apna Musaik (Modaji rmx) - Rekawa Sound 
Martin Solveig - Someday (Spen & Karizma rmx) - Mixture 
Ken Norris & Demon Ritchie - Love Makes You Right - Gatitude 
Soul Central - Song For Sharma - Clean Cut 
DJ Fudge - Tafina - KIF 
Monsieur Charles - Light Of The Sun - Electronic Jazz 
Marschmellows - Flash Fried (Needs rmx) - Audiopharm 
[Digital Underground - Doowutchyalike] 
Mazi feat. Colette - Do You Want Me? (Freestyle Man rmx) - Brique Rouge 
P. Lauer - Handcuffs - Séparé 
BRS - Treat Me So Bad (JT Donaldson rmx) - Cyclo 
[Donald Fagen - I.G.Y. (What A Beautiful World)] 
DJ Rasoul - Quiet Storm - Large 
Kim English - Been So Long (Wamdue rmx) - Hysteria 
DJ Rasoul - Quiet Storm - Large 
[Anita Baker - Been So Long]

Double Miles (2002)

Dave Clarke - Essential Mix 16.01.2000

CRM068 A Maceo Plex - Vibe Your Love (Edit)

Celebrating the life of our friend, mentor and Detroit legend Mike Huckaby, featuring Huck's sets from Movement Festival 2006-2018.

paxahau.com archives

A Mike Huckaby Archive Marathon: Part 3 - Movement 2009

Maceo Plex - Life Index
Crosstown Rebels

CRMCD012 8 Maceo Plex - Arise (edit)

CRMCD012 11 Maceo Plex - Bring It Back (edit)

This audio is taken from Kevin's set during a very special digital only event with Mixify dubbed "The Saunderson 3", which featured opening sets from his sons Damarii and Dantiez.

Read more about the event here: http://bit.ly/112mVax

Kevin Saunderson LIVE on Mixify - May 14, 2013 - FULL SET

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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.

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