A little bit of machine jamming at the beginning that moves into a funky 3-deck house mix

Mr. B the Funky Technician (house mix)

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My wee remix from truncates remix contest ⚒️

Mastered by Dyoll

ROOM MODE (DYOLL SWEAT MIX)

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TRUNCATE - ROOM MODE (DYOLL SWEAT MIX)

Pride of David

Back in it with a two part mix from our friends on the east and west coasts, DJ Alert (aka Grey Scale) and Cory Simpson. OG ravers and legends of the early Midwest underground party scene, Alert takes us through the first hour with some raw warehouse Techno. Cory Simpson drives the dark and gritty second half with an industrial vibe that weaves in and out of tech and acid beats.

Check out Alert's latest EP on the Hoodlum Music Bandcamp page. 
https://hoodlummusic.bandcamp.com/music

MixTape #104 | Alert & Cory Simpson - What are we hear for | 12.14.2024

Title: LOCAL001
Artist: Local Analyst
Catalogue: LOCAL001
Release Date: December 21, 2024
Label: Self-Release
Format: Digital
Mastering: Joe Farr
Artwork: BLZS

ALL SELF RELEASES ARE FREE DOWNLOAD
music makes us local.

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Instagram: instagram.com/localanalyst
Bandcamp: localanalyst.bandcamp.com/
Soundcloud: @localanalyst


Mentions of Rain

MX - VA01 POLYOMMATUS ICARUS

Doing My Thing

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Electric (released! on Big Tech)

Moody groover with synth hook.  Original production by J.P. Maxwell 

Ether (original) (Signed to Big Tech)

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Original Production by J.P. Maxwell

Mud (released! on Big Tech)

Thanks to DoLab - Jesse, Dede, Megan and all for producing another amazing festival that I'm so honored to be regular at, and to the Junkyard- Patricio and Chino for the amazing stage and sound!

Edit July 16 - Track List just added!  A million thanks for the artists represented here for their dedication to making interesting electronic music in a world with limited interest in that.  There are those of us that care!

1 - State Of Mind - Andromo (@andromo)

2 - Burning - Zetbee (@zetbee-1)

3 - Versace - Jorick Croes, Enrico Chirchiello  (@jorickcroes,  @enrico-chirchiello)	

4 - Special For Me (Extended Mix) - Michel De Hey (@michel-de-hey)

5 - Space System - Nick Dare  (@nickdare)

6 - Bonjour Tokyo - M.ono (@m-ono)

7 - Gorgeous (Oscar Barila Remix) - Oscar Barila, Vasily Umanets  (@oscarbarila, @vsiliyumanets)

8 - I Can't Lose You (Pete Moss Remix) - Mo'Cream	(@petemosstracks, @mocreamproductions)

9 - Control (Gorge & Nick Curly Remix) - Hank (@gorge, @nickcurly, @hankkorsan)

10 - Grow (Joel Mull Remix)- Paul Brtschitsch, Malte, Mrrod (@joelmull, @paulbrtschitschofficial) 

11 - MOOG Hero - Joel Mull (@joelmull)

12 - A Feeling (Instrumental) - Jasper Street Co., Nicole Moudaber (@jasperstreetco, @nicolemoudaber)

13 - La Petite Faveur (Fsk24 Remix) - DJ W!ld (@chris-carrier-841295497, @djwild)

14 - Cami's House - Hector Couto (@hectorcouto)

15 - New World - Tuccillo (@tuccillo)

16 - Celestiarp - Vini Pistori (@vinipistori)

17 - Indignation - Kevin Yost (@kevinyost)

18 - Nothing 2 Me - Jorick Croes, ØN.THE.RUN (@jorickcroes)

19 - So Good - Supernova, Thomas Newson  (@supernova, @thomasnewson)

20 - Daydream (Extended) - Archie Hamilton, Sadie Walker (@archiehamiltonmusic, @sadiewalkerband)

21 - Urban House (Leo Portela Remix) - Luis Caballero (@leoportela, @luis-caballero)

22 - Frunky (Ray Okpara Remix) - Berami (@rayokpara) 

23 - What U Need (Marco Grandi remix) - Moe Turk (@marco-grandi, @djmoeturk)

There are just a couple of parties that I play enough times to make a completely specific set for each time, and make it my absolute best.

One is Lightning in a Bottle, which I'm not a resident of but have played 7 of the last 8 fests.

I've prepared for many different time slots at LIB, always looking at this large and spectacular festival as one where people primarily want to dance and have fun.

So I ramp up my funk and vocals (usually playful but i did have one protest lyric in this year's - you can't miss it).  

I lean on the uplifting side, spend a lot of time choosing music and organizing a playlist so i can play appropriately for my time slot and come back thinking it was one of the best sets I've ever played.  

Something that was different for me this year is I took a year and a half off from buying new music prior to LIB in order to reporganize my collection, which now spans 30 years.

Sometimes it's better to understand better what you already have before adding to a massive music collection.

But I never intended my break to be that long!  It just kept going.  And I had a couple of hard drive farts in the middle which didn't help.  

But anyway,  I started buying music again about two months ahead of LIB because I wanted to play an all new music set,  and I also wanted to to  take the time to understand the new music very well.

The problem with playing all new music at a gig is that I don't always take the time to understand it well enough to know if it's as good as the music I already have.  It's fun because it's new... but is it really adding something?

So this time I really took the time to select tracks - I was picky AF!  
This time I spent a lot of time also to play with my tracks, mix them in different ways and really try to only include tracks that were blowing my mind, so that I could give that to the dance floor.

Also spent a lot of time on tagging producers in this description - hope it helps you to discover some great new artists and music!

Ben Annand LIB 2025 Junkyard Closer

Back in the mid 90's Becker discovered house and techno music as a teenager. He was instantly hooked. In early '98 he bought a set of Technics SL1200 turntables and his journey began..  Fast forward over 2 decades later and his passion for techno and house is as strong as ever. For over two decades he played strictly techno, but recently has started playing house music under the moniker; Mr. B the Funky Technician. Finally after all these years, 2021 began the journey into music production and/or jam sessions on the machines. 

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