David Lucas and his late father, Bill Lucas, an acclaimed Sydney architect attended my voice workshops held by the "Once Extra Dance Company" back in the "80's". Adventurous , creative souls with no holds barred on what was the beginnings of Danse Danse. It was then called "Dance Out Of Beat" and was a commentary on the club scene that I'd very much been a part of in the "60's" In recent times I invited Annette Scott on board who has brought it brilliantly to fruition along with my longtime collaborator, Jazz pianist/composer, Kirk Kadish. Now we have a new take on the current dance scene with a touch of empowerment as to who has the final moves.  

Janice Slater

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DANSE DANSE  (ft Arterial Flow)

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Release Date: 5th October 2023

A special 2 hour mix featuring a selection of some Anjunadeep's big hits and fan-favourite artists from over the years, including acts like Ben Böhmer, Tinlicker, Yotto, Marsh, Lane 8, Eli & Fur and many more. 

Tracklist: 
1. Ben Böhmer, Nils Hoffmann & Malou - Breathing
2. Jerro feat. Beacon - Go Back Now
3. Nils Hoffmann - 9 Days
4. Ben Böhmer & Tinlicker - Voodoo
5. CRi - Runaway
6. Nox Vahn & Marsh - Come Together
7. 16BL - Beat Organ
8. Way Out West - Tuesday Maybe
9. 16BL - Deep In My Soul
10. Tinlicker - Fractal
11. Durante & HANA - 13 Voices
12. Marsh - All Night Long
13. Lane 8 & Tinlicker - Anthracite
14. CRi - Something About
15. Moon Boots feat. Cherry Glazerr - Come Back Around (Romain Garcia Remix)
16. Tinlicker feat. Hero Baldwin - Rebirth
17. Luttrell - Twin Souls
18. Eli & Fur - Fire to Fire
19. Ben Böhmer - Beyond Beliefs
20. Joseph Ray - Room 1.5
21. Yotto - Another Riff For The Good Times
22. Jody Wisternoff & James Grant - Nightwhisper
23. Qrion - Fireworks
24. Leaving Laurel - sometimes it's scary... but it's still you and me

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Anjunadeep Presents 'Anjunadeep Essentials' (DJ Mix)

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Anjunadeep presents 'Anjunadeep Essentials' (DJ Mix)

The Essentials: Dr. John

Iko Iko

Originally released on the 2004 album, "Drift", this new version brings out the depth and dimension that were always in the recording - a subtle evolution, not a reinvention. Stillness, space, and quiet motion.

Remixed and mastered by Kirk Kadish, 2025.

Drift 4

Basin Street Blues

Do You Know What It Means To Miss New Orleans

Way Down In New Orleans

Mardi Gras In New Orleans

111 Rock 'n' Roll Superhits (The Ultimate Compilation)

Blueberry Hill

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Release Date: 20th August 2019
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This August sees Anjunadeep welcome UK producer Joseph Ray for his label debut with ‘Room 1.5 / Chem-EX’. A Grammy Award-winning member of electronic trio NERO, Ray’s career has seen him top the UK Albums Charts and collaborate with acts such as Muse, Chase & Status and Skrillex.

Ray’s love of early jungle is fused with modern warehouse techno on ‘Room 1.5’, a huge moment at Anjunadeep events over the past six months when dropped by James Grant & Jody Wisternoff. B-side ‘Chem-EX’ takes on a more melodic approach, pairing cavernous drones with light arpeggios.

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Joseph Ray - Chem-EX

Ain't Gonna Give Nobody None of My Jelly Roll

St. James Infirmary

Dig That Chick

Gella Uru

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I find inspiration in music and sounds of all kinds. My work embraces concepts from jazz, rock, ambient, classical, experimental, and world music. Some of my heroes include Keith Jarrett, Keith Emerson, Brian Eno, Steve Roach, Steve Reich, and Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan. My main collaborators have included Jack Clift, Janice Slater, and my mates from KGB, Jon Gagan and John Bartlit.