Extremely proud of this one... It’s our 30th episode and it’s #STACKED from start to finish. It’s 3hrs & 30trax strong we’re goin’ in so play it loud... Enjoy!

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The Color Of Music Vol. 38

I decided to share this with you all to say Thank You - Thank You for all those nights you came out despite the weather - Thank You for rocking out with me even on a weeknight - And last but definitely NOT least for rocking out with me with eyes closed hands in the air phones in your pockets and leaving it all on the dance floor Thank You!

RTC Appreciation Mix

The Color Of Music Vol. 40

On this episode we’re thrilled to host this dynamic duo who’s prolific style and production savvy have garnered support from artist such as @hectorromero @openbarmusic @kevinmasterkev @tonyloreto @djtonytouch @marqueswyatt @kerrychandler to name a few so without further ado the new addition to the RTC #5AMILIA - Polyrythm - @polyrhythm_music

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Another amazing evening at Society celebrating Erol West's birthday! Always a pleasure when I get to open for my dude Mr. 305 himself Oscar G! Here is my opening set from start to finish. Enjoy the 3 hour warm up set! Thank you E-rock, Society & Real Talent Management for having me. 

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https://soundcloud.com/dj-oscar-g-1
 @djandrewmendez

Andrew Mendez LIVE At Society 1.15.22 (Opening For Oscar G / Erol West's B-Day)

Elemental Vol. 3 continues the journey begun in Vol. 1, returning to the meeting point of nature and circuitry where country becomes techno and techno becomes country. The project carries forward the Elemental idea — that music, like weather or landscape, isn’t a metaphor but a living force that moves through us.

The sound remains tactile and porous: guitars still breathe, synths still shimmer, but the pulse runs deeper now, steadier, like groundwater finding its course beneath open fields. The arrangements move between organic drift and machine precision — footstep and kick drum, heartbeat and bassline — tracing a quiet dialogue between wilderness and pattern. It’s not fusion so much as coexistence: a music that sounds both handmade and algorithmic, campfire and circuitry, soil and signal.


Name I Almost Say

Usiache Kucheza (Radio Edit)

Tinlicker feat. Thomas Oliver - Need You (nimbus deloud remix)

BEATS!

Here is a taste of my weekly radio show.
It airs every Saturday night at 3:05 am ET
on Power 96 - 96.5 FM all over South Florida
You can also tune in from anywhere on:
power96.radio.com/

I appreciate all your kind words and support.
Thank you for listening!!

-OG

OSCAR G @ 3:05 - Power 96 Miami - August 2019

On this episode I get back to some of my roots and some new ones for this spring... So play it loud ... ENJOY!

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Growing up in the South Bronx, Les Carbonell was influenced by many things in the neighborhood. But, music was the most prominent force during his formative years. It was a constant background noise, synonymous with the sounds of the city: buses whirling by, cars beeping, children playing, and music seeping through open windows. At any given moment, a mix of Hip Hop and Afro-Latino beats pulsed through the air, like the neighborhood’s inexorable heartbeat. And it was this heartbeat, this fusion of musical variances that eventually became the inspiration for Les’ signature style today. His blends include a mixture of deep soulful beats, melodious vocals, and quality Techno.

Beyond the influence of his neighborhood, other great inspirations came in the form of people. World-class DJs like Little Louie Vega, Kenny Dope Gonzalez, Hex Hector, Danny Buddah Morales, Oscar G, and Victor Calderone, to name a few. And, of course, one of the most robust motivations, the apex of his inspiration…is his family. Les' wife and children continue to be constant muses. "I play for her, she has shown me what true love is, and as long as I can reach people through music, I know I've succeeded."

Driven by passion and a fervent desire to constantly grow as an artist, Les continues to build his musical prowess, taking his audience on euphonious journeys whenever he performs. His latest endeavor are his own Merge parties, where he strives to bring together elements of music, people, and passions. He says, “I must say first & foremost, MUSIC has been an immeasurable influence in my life, as a child to the present. It's permeated every aspect of who I am today, says Les. "It has taught me to express myself in ways I never thought possible. Live, Love, Laugh, Learn & make sure you have one hell of a soundtrack as you go!"
