1. Masters & Nickson ft. Justine Suissa - Out There (Robert Nickson 2016 Extended Remix) [Future Sound of Egypt]
2. Novaspace - Cygnus [Coldharbour]
3. Somna Yang feat. James Darcy - Come Back Tonight [AVA]
4. Kyau & Albert - Memory Lane [Anjunabeats]
5. Our Stolen Theory - Warmest Day (Talamanca Remix) [Silk Music][DROP}
6. Kenneth Thomas - The Shoreline [IAMPHOENIX]
7. Bryn Liedl & Minicied feat. Bethany Marie - Outlander [Freegrant Music]
8. ID - ID (Pablo Artigas Remix)
9. Pablo Artigas - Lumeria (Alter Future Remix) [EnMotion]
10. Jason Ross & ilan Bluestone - Meta  (Original Mix) [Anjunabeats]
11. Lucid Blue - Eyes Wide Open (Antares 101 Remix) [Suanda Voice]
12. Kenneth Thomas ft. Jennifer Neal - Gold Dust [IAMPHOENIX]
13. Esper Haddad ft. Rebecca Louise Burch - Silence of the World (Farzam Remix) [Silver Waves]
14. Peter Steele - Ardor [Pure Trance]
15. Driftmoon & Ferry Tayle - Titanfall [Future Sound of Egypt]
16. Super8 & Tab - Into [A State of Trance]
17. Mekka - Diamondback (Adam Ellis Remix) [Perfecto]
18. Kenneth Thomas ft. Nikki Robson - Leaving London [IAMPHOENIX]
19. Kenneth Thomas & Frequent Flyer Miles - Grace Alene [IAMPHOENIX]
20. Type 41 - Aquis [Abora]
21. Aly & Fila - Ferry Tayle - Napoleon [Future Sound of Egypt]
22. BCee & S.P.Y. - Anybody Out There (Friction & K-Tee Remix)


Sound on Fire 012 with Kenneth Thomas

Putting mixes together to have  music that makes my drives even more enjoyable.

The future is here
https://open.spotify.com/artist/5E3W9cit6Ec5ORdJvGy3k3?si=zbTs-BDtS_KWorqZSa7cLQ

https://soundcloud.com/fhonomusic

Mr 7 Inches, born Brent Scudder, from outside of Detroit, Mi started his interest in music when he first heard dance music on a local radio program. Shortly after he purchased his first turntable and mixer. Having only one turntable at first he picked up an interest in scratching and turntablism. Later after acquiring a second turntable he began blending music together, however, growing up with parents with a very wide-ranging vinyl collection he immediately grew an interest in trying to mix the obscure, and make things work that most people wouldn’t immediately think of or attempt. Watching videos on YouTube of DJ Enferno and seeing locals in Detroit, such as DJ Psycho of Detroit Techno Militia who regularly take risks while mixing, only fueled his interest more in thinking outside of the box. Around this time is when he fell in love with the 45 record. The 45s fit his style very well because he could easily go from Prince, to Kraftwerk, to Run DMC to Bryan Adams all within a few minutes. The smaller size and lighter load just meant a greater possibility to pack such a broader range of music and somehow tie it all together into a party rocking dance atmosphere.

Love good beats,  good friends and a good time! 

Sound on Fire 012 with Kenneth Thomas

FHONO / Kenneth Thomas