Out now on bandcamp :
https://joevanditti.bandcamp.com/track/space-jam-joe-edit

Joe Vanditti- Space Jam (Joe Edit)

HOUSE OF VANS CHICAGO (PART TWO)

https://joevanditti.bandcamp.com/track/joe-vanditti-to-the-rhythm-edit

Joe Vanditti - To The Rhythm (EDIT)

Label boss ALISHA debuts “The Beginning” on her brand new imprint UNLÍSH. Wasting no time, serving up a four track combination of club ready cuts setting the exact agenda of what’s to follow!

ALISHA - Don't Pretend

Mashup featuring tracks from Gruuve and Dennis Ferrer, hope you enjoy it!

If you want to play it and support me, you can get a copy from my Bandcamp and follow me on my social media. Links are Below.

Bandcamp: https://indajani.bandcamp.com/
Instagram: @indajanidj
Soundcloud: @indajanidj

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Dennis Ferrer Vs. Gruuve- Shir Hey Hey (Inda Jani Mashup)

The UK newcomer kicks off Ilario Alicante’s label’s 2025 calendar with a groovy two-track label debut

STREAM / DOWNLOAD - https://orcd.co/sde015

The Norwich-based DJ/producer Ben Graves, whose infectious basslines and catchy vocal hooks have caught the attention of heavyweights like Jamie Jones, Joseph Capriati, and Mason Collective. Now, Graves steps forward with his latest two-tracker ‘Funky’, a vibrant addition to the label’s growing catalogue of dynamic, dancefloor-driven House.
The opening track, ‘Feel It’, is a smooth, side-stepping heater driven by deep, low-slung bass and sharp beats that propel this groovy trip. Next, ‘Funky’—recently road-tested by House titan Marco Carola on Pacha’s dancefloor—delivers crisp high-hats and rolling rhythms, effortlessly weaving around a funky bassline for a nostalgic, feel-good house moment.

Tracklist:
1. Feel It
2. Funky



Ben Graves - Funky

This week on Drumcode Live we have a live mix from Adam Beyer & Ilario Alicante recorded at the Ants takeover of Zamna in Tulum, Mexico.

DCR760 - Drumcode Radio Live - Adam Beyer B2B Ilario Alicante live from Ants in Tulum

El pasado 3 de enero Mr Wakanda, jefe de Luv Bar y Mau Mau Underground, organizó una noche "Tuff Luv" en el Laut de Poble Sec. 
Él y yo hicimos B2B antes y después del headliner de la noche, el capo de Clone Records y Clone Distribution en Rotterdam: Serge. 
El holandés se marcó un set memorable, de lo mejor que he escuchado últimamente. Empezó con Chicago house, a destacar el clásico "Drowning In A Sea Of House" de Laurent X y otros de Paranoid London, Mike Dunn o Mr Lee para pasar al electro con Dynarec, PRZ, Privacy... acabar con acid techno de Ten Lardell y cerrar con el "Emotinium" de Roy Of The Ravers. 

Pese a estar temerosos de cómo iría la noche por ser el 3 de enero y el hecho de que Serge pinchase de 2 a 4, a las 2 de la noche ya había ambientazo en la pista y acabó siendo una noche para el recuerdo.

Para acompañar este mix he hecho esta mini entrevista a Serge:

-When did you discover house music, and when did you start DJing?
-That must have been around 1986-87. I was listening to a lot of radio while doing homework, and I heard some really cool new dance music on a couple of shows. It was so different that I wanted to know more about it! It started with hip-hop, R&B, disco, and electro, but at the time, those sounds were mixed with house, wave, and early acid and techno. It was so powerful.

-When was the Clone label founded? What was your idea at the time? 
-In 1992. I was making music with a couple of friends and wanted to get it out into the world and play it myself (vinyl was the only way to play your music in a club). I decided to do it myself, just like the early house and techno labels that inspired me. I also wanted to keep creative freedom and experiment.

-If you had to recommend three essential Clone releases to someone who doesn't know the label, what would they be?
-I can’t answer that question because everyone has their own way into music. It’s personal for everyone, and I can only answer this question if I know someone’s preferences. Some people think Larry Heard’s music isn’t "party" enough and prefer trance. What can you do in such a case? 😊

I recommend spending time scrolling through the catalog and enjoying the pleasure of discovering music you’ve never heard before, all by yourself.

-How do you discover new talent for Clone Records?
-People in my network might recommend someone, I listen to demos, I discover new artists via social media, I hear a great new record by a producer I didn’t know, I connect at parties, or I meet people in the store.

-What advice would you give to someone who wants to start their own record label?
-Haha, don’t do it! 😆
It’s going to suck up a lot of your time, and there’s a fair chance it will make you poor.

But seriously… just do whatever you want to do. Don’t listen to others—just see where it takes you.

-Three gigs from your career at a club or festival that you remember as the best.
The Colundi party at Tapeley Mansion in Devon.
A party in an underwater aquarium, two meters below sea level, in 1992 in Zeeland (all the fish died at the end of the event from the heavy bass 😅).
An illegal acid party in an abandoned fortress, where I did a live set with my old O.R.X. project around 1996.
And, of course, the Acid Planet parties at De Blauwe Aanslag.


RHYTHM CONTROL BARCELONA MIXES 010: SERGE - CLONE RECORDS

This week on Drumcode Live we have a live mix from Adam Beyer recorded at A State of Trance in Rotterdam, Netherlands

DCR763 – Drumcode Radio Live - Adam Beyer live from ASOT, Rotterdam

Julian Fijma EXTENDED Set @ After Caposile 29/09/24

This week on Drumcode Live we have a live mix from Adam Beyer & Vintage Culture recorded at Drumsheds in London, UK.

DCR769 - Drumcode Radio Live - Adam Beyer & Vintage Culture live from Drumsheds, London

Inspired by Grandpa Lou (Baboo)
Kenosha Local promoter & DJ
Independent Artist
Founder of Kenosha Electronic Group

HOUSE OF VANS CHICAGO (PART TWO)

L.O. KITTY (Leslie)

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