00:00:00 Gloria Gaynor (Best Of Disco Galaxy Series) - Do It Yourself (Remix)
00:04:31 Mario Held vs. George Duke - 4 U (Reach Out)
00:09:28 Jonk & Spook - Shake It (Original Mix)
00:11:13 Crazibiza, Agua sin gas by Antoine Clamaran - Dancin' (2k23 Remix)
00:15:15 Block & Crown & Sean Finn - Kalimba de Luna (Original Mix)
00:18:01 Adri Block - Silky Groove (Club Mix)
00:20:47 Pike Street - Get Up Get On Down (Radio Mix)
00:25:07 Milk & Sugar - Let the Sun Shine (Purple Disco Machine Extended Remix)
00:30:39 Earth N Days - The Change (The Cube Guys Remix)
00:34:39 Madjolly vs. Jet Set Feat. Remi - Let The Sunshine In (Original Vocal Mix)
00:38:27 Samo - Never Say Goodnight (Original Mix)
00:41:58 DJ Soulstar vs. David Maranello - In The Music (Nite Jazz Project Dublate Mix)
00:47:15 Crazibiza - Soul Cool (Old School Mix)

Hello dear visitor,
I love music more than anything and I listen to everything that sounds good. It doesn't matter which country the song comes from, only the beat and the person's voice are important.
I think you should be open to everything in the music scene.

***All of my mixes can be downloaded, all you have to do is follow me.***

**My YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@Toshi-xg3uc**

I would also be very happy if you would like to provide feedback.

Have fun while listening

Your ToshiMin@tor

House Mix Vol.2 (Summer Beats 2024 / mixed by ToshiMin@tor)

JJJ DASWORD - HIP HOP SESSION MIXTAPE 6

Primary Elements Vol. 21 Hidden Objects

A continuous exploration through raw textures and hypnotic repetition. This mix builds tension without resolution, navigating stripped-down rhythms and spatial density.

Mixed by Tian Maier.

Tracklist:

1. Barem - There 
2. Anne - Dusk
3. Kulage - Crypt
4. Ken Ishi - Giant Killer
5. Marie Vaunt - Kurayami
6. Jay Lumen - Complex
7. Chlär - Altitude
8. Phil Berg - Skid Row
9. Hertz - Recreate (Wehbba Rmx)
10. Bry Ortega - Discover 9 
11. Len Faki - Zig Zag
12. Gilles Bock - Driving Force
13. Nørbak - Sinto
14. IGLO - Neverplace

#RawTechno #HypnoticTechno #IndustrialSound  #BerlinTechno #LiveMixSession

Primary Elements Vol. 21

Would you destroy it all, or bring it pleasure? Or would you accomplish both in one go?

Destruction Or Pleasure

Broken Places.  Pale1 "Freestyle"

Freestyle, dedicated to my new friend, DJ Skot Kees, not my beat though.

DJ SKOT KEES Pale1 "Freestyle"

“Tone Up the Message When the Spotlight Gets Too High”
by Tikkek

Tikkek’s “Tone Up the Message When the Spotlight Gets Too High” is a defiant, genre-warping anthem about being seen for everything but your truth. Drawing from funk, gospel, electronic and dub elements, the track explores what it means to fight for your message in a world that fixates on how you look, where you're from, and how well you fit the narrative.

At its heart, the song is a sharp response to the pressure many people face when their identity—racial, ethnic, cultural—becomes a spectacle, a “diversity point,” or a label long before their actual voice is heard. Tikkek, the musical alter ego of a Maltese-Australian producer and multi-instrumentalist, wrote this track as a reclamation of narrative and tone: not toning down to be palatable—but toning up to be undeniable.

“The higher the spotlight shines,” says Tikkek, “the more distorted things can get. You start to feel like an exhibit instead of a person. So I made this track about turning that energy into fuel. If they’re going to watch, I’ll give them something real to hear.”

Musically, it’s layered and unpredictable—moody synths, distorted horns, looped bass, and fragments of gospel harmony float above a shifting rhythm. Just when it settles, it mutates. Tikkek intentionally resists being pigeonholed. That’s the point.

Lyrically, the track delivers poetic punches:

“They see the headline, not the handwriting / The pigment, not the paragraph.”
The message is unmistakable: people are more than how they’re perceived. And when the world gets louder in its assumptions, the response is not to shrink—but to amplify the truth.

With its cheeky yet serious tone (and a title that flips the old “tone it down” cliché on its head), the song acts as both personal manifesto and universal invitation: say what you came to say, even when the room wants to talk over you.

Key Themes:

Navigating visibility vs. representation
Identity beyond performance
Reclaiming narrative from cultural stereotyping
Speaking louder when asked to be quieter

Quote from Tikkek:

“Someone once told me they loved how ‘multicultural’ my music sounded. Like I was a playlist, not a person. I made this track as a reminder—to them and to myself—that the story behind the sound matters more than the surface.”

For fans of:
Moby, Saul Williams, Massive Attack, Moses Sumney, Prince, FKA twigs

“Tone Up the Message When the Spotlight Gets Too High” is more than a track. It’s an act of sonic self-respect. A stand against being flattened into categories. A groove with something to say. Loudly.

Tone Up the Message When the Spotlight Gets Too High

Skrrr

Gęękers are speculating on his newest projects restlessly eager to hear and vibe to his euphoric and exciting ways.

lifęoftheparty(dęnshęgotmę)

Mildly Aggressive EDM Dance Song. House Beat, with good dance floor energy.

You Let Me Go

It's my first mixtape and my mic broke in the last recording session, so don't go to hard on me.  

JJJ DASWORD - HIP HOP SESSION MIXTAPE 6

KoasaVibes (Dj`s & Producer)