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Essential Mix September 2013  Dixon

Ken Cloud October 2013

A mix that was released in 2003... I did the mix and Peret Mako added some bits and pieces. The artwork is by the wonderful Jay Ryves, and Lorna Clarkson did an amazing job on the licensing.

Mixed Business

Boiler Room w/ Prins Thomas B2B Gerd Janson & Konstantin Sibold.

[Broadcasted on 17th October 2013]

Tracklist & video at boilerroom.tv

Prins Thomas B2B Gerd Janson 120 min Boiler Room mix

This is a live recording from MCDE playing RA's annual party at Trouw in Amsterdam. Find out more at http://www.residentadvisor.net/

RA Live - 2013.10.19 - Motor City Drum Ensemble, Trouw, Amsterdam

John Talabot - Dj-Kicks John Talabot

new ambient mix "Chronik Consoles"
dedicated to all the artists that are in here. 
to name a few: Rafael Anton Irisarri, Rival Consoles, Hior Chronik, Nils Frahm, Arovane, Clark, Burial, Deaf Center and many others.

for a tracklist go here:

http://www.funckarma.com/news/roel-funcken-chronik-consoles

Roel Funcken Chronik Consoles (ambient mix)

Interview with Norm Talley: 
http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/109-norm-talley/

MDC on facebook: 
http://www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast

Melbourne Deepcast 109: Norm Talley

Boiler Room w/ KALI, DERRICK CARTER, SIMON CALDWELL, DREEMS

[Broadcasted on 3rd March 2014]

Tracklist & Video at Boilerroom.tv


Boiler Room Sydney - Simon Caldwell

Like every other English teenager living within 150 miles of London or Manchester, Chris Duckenfield was significantly affected by the late ’80s acid-house craze. After bopping about at Sheffield’s Jive Turkey parties, Duckenfield bought himself a pair of Technics and began to put together a set. Sheffield’s vibrant illegal party scene at the end of the eighties introduced Chris to a different style of music and DJing altogether; he was hooked.

With a swathe of productions and a label under his belt and a great pedigree as a DJ to match his production skills, we are delighted to have him back in the booth at Subculture, and, as a true brother in arms it’s also very fitting for him to be here again as we celebrate 20 Years of Subculture.

In true gentleman style, as a treat for Harri & Domenic, ahead of his return to the Subbie, he recorded this exclusive 20 years of Subculture mix for your listening pleasure.

If that's not enough he also pulled together a History Of Acid House mix in Manchester a few years back, it's proved very popular and if it's more good music you are looking for this fits the bill pretty accurately:
https://soundcloud.com/chris-duckenfield/chris-duck-zutekh-july2-2010-h-o-a-h

Enjoy.

Tickets to catch Chris alongside Harri & Domenic at Subculture this Saturday the 26th of April, can be purchased from RA & in store and online at Tickets Scotland.

BUY TICKETS: http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?579285



Chris Duckenfield-20 Years of Subculture Mix

Hey-hooo! I'll post a tracklist soon! Brb..

Axel Boman LIVE AT THE MOON!

kevin gorman - process part 263 (roots)

Tip top night at Band on the Wall in Manchester, to celebrate 15 years of my Manchester 'Keep It Unreal' residency. MC Kwasi was down on a night out, but couldn't resist a little mic session. Since April, this night has been a 'Non-Mobile Disco'.. no mobiles on the dance floor. Really helped the atmosphere, and we will carry on with this approach from now on. Can't forget the amazing sound system, venue & staff too. As always, thanks to all the long-time regulars, and the first-timers. Everyone welcome!

0.00 Mr Scruff & Denis Jones 'Thought to the Meaning' 0.05 Fatima 'Talk' 0.10 Bilal 'Soul Sista' 0.14 Johnny Otis 'Don't It Make You feel Good' 0.18 Bodacious D.F. 'Good Folks' 0.25 The Beta Band 'I Know' 0.28 Jorge Ben 'Jica De Silva' 0.31 Luis Gonzalez Jnr 'Geraldinos e Arquibaldos' 0.35 Blaze 'Accaliberation' 0.39 Usha Uthup 'Fever' 0.42 Frank Zappa 'Hot Rats' 0.46 Siah 'Pyrite' 0.49 Peanut Butter Wolf feat. Encore 'Think Twice' 0.52 Odyssey 'Don't tell Me Tell Her' 0.57 Cut Glass 'Rising Cost of Love' 1.01 Em-Cee 'Better Daze' 1.04 Basement Khemist 'Vibrate' 1.07 Tall Black Guy vs. James Brown 'Funky Drummer in a Space Suit' 1.10 Antonio Adolfo 'Cascavel' 1.12 Fatima 'Biggest Joke of All' 1.17 Faze-O 'Riding High' 1.21 Platinum Pied Pipers 'Ridin High (Instrumental)' 1.25 Daddy's favourite 'Do It' 1.30 Moodymann 'Sloppy Cosmic' 1.40 LC and the Action Band 'Just Makin It Up' 1.44 Frankie Beverly's Raw Soul 'Color Blind' 1.47 KIng Hannibal 'The Truth Shall Make You Free' 1.49 Steele Beauttah and the Limit 'What's That Sound' 1.52 Milena 'Sudoueste' 1.55 HE3 'Make It Sweet '75' 1.58 Eumir Deodato 'Arranha Ceu' 2.03 Patrice Rushen 'Number One' 2.08 George Benson 'Love Ballad' 2.13 Randy Brown 'Love Is All we Need' 2.17 Ritual 'Non-Stop Boogie' 2.21 Muyei Power 'Yamba Sowe' 2.26 Jimmy Mawi 'I Want Get Up' 2.30 Leci Brandao 'Questao de Gosto' 2.33 MK 'You Brought Me Love' 2.36 Funky Green Dogs From Outer Space 'Reach For Me' 4.40 Blaze 'Moonwalk' 2.44 DJ Aakmael 'Untitled 105' 2.46 Unknown Artist 'Untitled' from the nature of retribution EP on Prescription Records 2.50 Fingers Inc 'Music Take Me Up' 2.54 Mr Scruff and Alice Russell 'Music Takes Me Up' 2.59 Mr Scruff 'What' 3.03 ATCQ 'Lyrics To Go' 3.08 Stephen Marley 'The Traffic Jam' 3.10 The Dynomites 'Drumbago' 3.13 Orchestre Du Bawobab 'Kelen Ati Len' 3.16 The Mohawks 'The Champ' 3.19 Prince Buster 'Funky Jamaica' 3.22 Ding Dong 'Badman Forward Badman Pull Up' 3.24 M'Bamina 'Atide O Sika (Mukat Edit)' 3.28 Tempo 70 'El Galleton' 3.31 Raw Deal 'Mood Swingin' 3.38 Broken Keys 'Slingshot Part 2' 3.41 Can 'A Spectacle' 3.46 Panache 'Sweet Music' 3.54 Men From The Nile 'Watch them Come' 4.01 Zero dB 'Come Party' 4.07 Juju and Jordash 'Powwow' 4.11 Floating Points 'Arp 3' 4.19 Duve 'Karv' 4.24 Cybotron 'Clear' 4.29 Silver Apples 'Lovefingers' 4.33 Sonic Youth 'Kool Thing' 4.37 The Dirtbombs 'Kung Fu' 4.40 Pigbag 'Whoops Goes My Body' 4.48 Tenor Saw 'Golden Hen' 4.53 Mr Scruff 'Spandex Man' 

The next Band on the Wall session is on Saturday 5th July.

Full list of Scruff gigs here: http://www.mrscruff.com/gigs/

Thought To The Meaning

Limited Download

Keep It Unreal 15th birthday at Band on the Wall, 7th June 2014

Interview: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/042-session-victim/

Melbourne Deepcast 042: Session Victim

Maya Jane Coles – ‘What They Say’

http://www.beatport.com/release/what-they-say-ep/1398492
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/what-they-say-ep/id948342759

Buy on Beatport

What They Say

Full article on Kolour Recordings here: http://www.melbournedeepcast.n​et/features/kolour-recordings/

Mike W
1. Soundsream – Soul Train / Soundstream
2. Andy Ash – Part of This *Soul Renegades Mix / Boogie Originals
3. Freak Sensation – Kick Flip / Prog City Deep
4. Majestika – Mind Magic *Dub Version / BBE
5. Bernard Badie ft. Dajae – Tonight *Git Down Dub / Tony Records
6. Ame – Hydrolic Dog / Sonar Kollektiv
7. Marissa Guzman – Time to Go *Black Coffee Remix / Juicy Lucy

Justin McMillen
1. Rick Wade – Deep N’ Dirty / Harmonie Park
2. Delano Smith – This Heart / Mixmode
3. Precession – Sandcastle (Mike Huckaby Mix) / Deep Transportation
4. Delano Smith – Dee’s Gruv / Third Ear
5. Mike Huckaby & Rod Modell – Resistor / Unknown
6. Keith Worthy – A Song For Geli / Aesthetic Audio

Melbourne Deepcast 044 Kolour Recordings

Maya Jane Coles - Humming Bird
20/12/10, Hypercolour [HYPEDIG011]
http://www.junodownload.com/products/humming-bird-ep/1675995-02/

Buy Now At Beatport

Humming Bird

Interview with Agnès here: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/045-agnes/

01. Alex Agore – The Oooh Jam // 4 Lux
02. Norma Jean Bell – Your Perfect (Agnès Loooonger Edit) // Peacefrog Records
03. DJ Ali – You Dont Know (Ruff Cut) // Village Sound
04. Baaz – Daddy // USB Stick
05. AFMB – In My Life feat. Geraldine Roth // Drumpoet Community
06. Popoviciu Leader Toygun – Front Groove // Huddtraxx
07. Mabaan Soul – Entry Of The Cave // Metroline Limited
08. Homework – I’m Into This (Andre Crom & Martin Dawson) // Exploited
09. GHL – Show Me Love // Electric Minds
10. Torpedoman – Garage Sub Mates // USB Stick
11. Manoo – Dont Tell (Manoo Remix) // Real Tone Records
12. DJQ – Superclique // NRK
13. De’lacy – Hideaway (Lockdown 187 dub) // Deconstruction

Melbourne Deepcast 045: Agnès

http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/046-daniel-solar/

Tracklist:

Kolombo – Waiting for
Kitano – I think, I feel
Space Ranger – Plastic Romance (MCDE Remix)
Trickski – Wilderness (Jef K Remix)
Mario & Vidis – Changed (Andre Lodemann Remix)
Medlar – Terrel
Jamie Anderson & Owain K – Limelight
Moodymanc – Black Paint
Gesaffelstein – Lack of Hope
Stuffa – Proof (FCL Remix)
Rune RK – Prasley Parsley
Prommer & Barck – The Braking Grizzle
Modern Amusement – Cold As Ice (Louie Fresco Remix)
Emptyset feat. Cornelius Harris – Altogether lost (Ripperton’s underground kingdom mix)

Melbourne Deepcast 046: Daniel Solar

The Tartan Records boss and equally boss DJ Wallace signs off on his recent stint down under with a mix packed with deep sea dubs and bumping 00s techy rollers. Based in England, and having previously run a string of club nights in Edinburgh, Wallace is a proud tartan enthusiast with a full tank of punchy dubwise grooves in his sporran, with plenty of nods to his UK roots here over a glorious hour and a bit full of chunky d-floor burners. Let's have it!

@wallacejimmygs

Q. What sounds or feelings did you draw upon when gathering inspiration for this mix, and what listening environments could you imagine it being best enjoyed in?

A. It’s been a pretty bruising winter back here in the UK but we’d just had our first smattering of sunshine when I came to putting this mix together. I think that shift—the changing seasons and the first signs of trees beginning to bloom in my hometown (as pictured)—definitely influenced the first part of the mix. The middle section leans more into the kind of stuff I’d play out, but I wanted to bring things to a softer landing toward the end. There’s certainly an outdoor feel to the selections so maybe a listening environment to match but equally I love music’s ability to transport us from our current states so bang it on indoors and see what happens.

Q. Are there any songs in the mix that you were especially excited to share, and what is it about these tracks that resonate with you so much?

A. There’s a Steve O'Sullivan Dub early on which I recently found & it’s just a gloriously mixed and executed piece of dub techno. Towards the end another recent find by Argentinian producer Federico Molinari which to my ears sounds like a lost 80’s gem but was produced just last year. It's rare to hear a modern producer capture that classic vibe so authentically, without tipping into pastiche.

Q. You were just out here in Australia over the past weekend and from all reports the shows were on point! What kind of directions did you take people in during those sets, and how might the energy of your club sets differ from your mixes? 

A. Yes, so glad to have finally made it out here. Was a real joy to meet some lovely people in your scene and to get the chance to do my thing. Always revel in the challenge of playing in a new country as you’ve got to be on your toes to adapt but stay true to what you’re all about. I truly felt the warm Aussie welcome, so let’s call this mix a little parting gift to tide things over until next time x

MDC.310 Wallace

For this episode we welcome the extraordinary talents of Aaron J, Brooklyn's Sure Thing record label and podcast founder, known for hosting an immense list of explorative modern techno artists from around the globe. Altering our consciousness for the first time in 2023 with a particularly awe inspiring set at Sustain-Release, Aaron's deeply considered and intricate approach is something of sheer beauty, and coupled with masterful technical ability, his inspiring DJ sets allow for fully immersive dancefloor experiences. 

Here Aaron explores the softer edges of his expansive sound palette, meditative soundscapes and tranquil IDM converging in total harmony for what he describes as a 'recalibration of the senses'. 

@arn_j
@sure_thing

Q. What sounds or feelings did you draw upon when gathering inspiration for this mix, and what listening environments could you imagine it being best enjoyed in?

A. Of all the mixes I’ve put together over the years, this one definitely feels the most vulnerable. The months I spent thinking about and working on this mix accompanied an intensely busy time in my life, and the process helped me stay in touch with the simple joy of listening as a way of stepping back and letting things go. There is a direct connection here between the music within and the emotions that live inside me. At the same time, I’ve tried my best to mix this as transparently as possible, so that the act of DJing takes a back seat and allows the music to take center stage.

The inspiration behind the tracks I chose and the story of the mix is one of finding balance, so I hope listening to it feels like a casting off of the present day and a recalibration of the senses. I’d love for people to listen to the mix in a setting where they feel most protected from the changes and stressors of the outside world, whether that be sitting outside in nature or laying on a couch surrounded by the comforts of home.

Q. Are there any songs in the mix that you were especially excited to share, and what is it about these tracks that resonate with you so much?

A. There is a track in the mix by Autumn of Communion called “Goodbye PK” dedicated to the late Peter Kuhlmann, who many of your listeners will know as the legendary Pete Namlook of FAX +49-69/450464. It’s an immensely moving track that manages to convey both the tragedy of his loss and the depth of the beauty he left with the world, and I feel we’re so fortunate to have music and influences like this in our recent history. I included it early to set the tone of the rest of the mix, which is quite different than any I’ve done before, and to pay my respects to those who’ve inspired our scene from the very beginning.

Q. I was lucky enough to witness your set at Sustain-Release in 2023 and was in awe of your ability to practice restraint while steadily building up tension and energy in the set with such clinical and seamless execution. Is this part of the DJ craft something you spend a lot of time planning and refining?

A. That was such a life-changing moment for me, so I’m really glad you were there! You really nailed what I hoped to accomplish with that set, and I definitely spend a lot of time thinking about where my sets will begin, where I would like them to end up, and what sort of path I might take to get there. Understanding the minutiae of how a transition will affect someone’s state of mind and how to propel someone forward without jarring them back to reality is something I’m always working to improve on. That said, the upward trajectory is not always the most interesting one, and there are so many other ways of charting a course through a set that I hope to be able to explore. For the mix I’ve made for you, it’s not so much a set that builds energy as it is one that expands and contracts, hopefully in a gentle and purposeful way.

MDC.311 Aaron J

Thrilled to be welcoming NAP aka Daniel Rincón to series, the CDMX based DJ and producer with a unique gift for capturing the wonky, hedonistic feels of the after-hours in his signature extended mix styles. Packed with sleazy twists and turns, there's never a dull moment with NAP at the wheel! Electro-fied highway rollers masterfully sliced and diced for that maximum long haul recharge! @napmusick

Q. What sounds/feelings did you draw upon when gathering inspiration for this mix, and what environments could you imagine it being best enjoyed in?

A. I wanted to make a driving mix that featured a lot of vocals but in mutated and affected ways. Either as a centerpiece of the tune or via chops and sampling, the vocals carry a lot of the tension and thread of the mix which I wanted to balance across a mix of sleazy and dubby sounds. Perfect for a night drive or an afters with some bffs.

Q. Are there any songs in the mix that you were especially excited to share, and what is it about these tracks that resonate with you so much?

A. Blacklight Sleaze (Dyed Soundorom Remix) by Peace Division’. I put it earlier in the mix as it's a bit of a fire starter in getting the mix boiling. This track is also an example of the use of the human voice in a classic but psychedelic/ experimental approach; many voices swirling around atop a sexy driving groove. 

Loose Control by Dino Lenny. Been playing this one a lot and I’d like to make mention to it because it hits a lot of the things that I like when playing a peacetime burner; driving arpeggiated Italo style baselines without being too garish, some dramatic silence drops that make you think the track stopped and then the use of the human voice as a melodic element displaced from language. 

Heart Misses - Heart Misses. This one is definitely in the pocket of  sassy/ minimal sleaze tune which encompasses the vibe of many of the other tracks in the mix as per the concept I had. Perhaps this one is also an evolution of my digging from having been really into electroclash growing up and playing a lot of that stuff across my DJ experience. This hits the reference points of that sound I grew up up with but perhaps actualized? More reduced, minimal but still sexy, driving, irreverent and trippy. 

Q. Tell us about the projects you’ve been most immersed in since moving to Mexico City, I know there’s a few!

A. Oh man, lots of collabs since I've been here! All a by product of new friendships and amazing connections I’ve made while being here. Stuff is still percolating and getting finished but Im very excited to put out new collab projects with Primordial Oh, Reedbriefcase and Tristan Arp; whenever the time is right. On the other hand I’ve also put the finishing touches on a collab project with my friend Pablo Arangoiz who I started jams with when he visited Mexico 4 years ago. Since then we’ve been working on a thesis on a specific type of experimental cumbia forward pieces which we’ve spent a lot of time and care on. 

As far as ACA, Phran and I have a lot of things on the pipeline which will hopefully get some releases this year. It's tough to get a lot of the projects we want to do out when we live in different places but we’re damn excited about all of them and aligning on getting a digi release out from Venezuelan Miniteca legend ‘El Mago. We also got some homie comps cooking up and some sassy merch coming up.

On the Ambien Baby tip, Soph and I have been jamming a lot every time we have the chance to but again, not living in the same place makes it a bit hard to wrap stuff up. Still the past year has yielded a lot of sick fire starter jams that hopefully we can zinch up before the end of the year. We also have a collaborative sound piece we made with our friend Florence Scott-Anderton some years ago for a show she had at the ICA some years ago. This one is a very dear collab for all 3 of us and I hope we can get it out before the end of year as well. Lots of stuff coming up and cooking up!

MDC.312 NAP

Introspective mind realignment from the deepest depths, Mike Buhl engages the senses with poise and purpose, lifting the spirit while carefully dialling up the pressure over two-plus hours of tension filled hypnotic techno and soaring interplanetary rhythms. 

@mike-buhl

Q. What sounds or feelings did you draw upon when gathering inspiration for this mix, and what listening environments could you imagine it being best enjoyed in?

A. My inspiration was driven by the urge to showcase lots of artists who have been on heavy rotation over the years. Somewhat cliche, but it was really important to blend genres and energies that represented every aspect of what I listen to, am inspired by alongside how and when they were experienced. Tracks I’ve loved listening to on my own, while entertaining friends, during lock in record nights and those tracks designed to be shared in public spaces and events. 
 
Finding a cohesive path through those different styles, genres and energies was the adventure in this mix. Distilling a sonic mountain of records into something that flowed seamlessly and translated well when listening back in all of those moments felt most authentic. A mix best consumed while moving, sharpening that assignment, at the tail end of a dinner party as the vibe shifts to next gear or while embracing the magic of a lock in with the crew. 

This has translated into snapshots, across a timeline stitched together from records new and old, capturing a weekend drive, early floors through to closed doors, spilling onto the street, the afterhours and beyond. Almost two and a half hours of ambient ear candy, arm chair burners, peak melters and thought provokers that attempt to relive moments and feelings from our past years listening, curating and creating electronic music.

Q. I know you’ve developed a close kinship with some modern pillars of the dub techno scene, mastering and editing .VRIL’s 2025 Edit of his classic tune ‘UV’ and being tasked with closing out his recent Melbourne show. Tell us how that connection came about, and what other studio projects have you got bubbling away that you’re excited to share?

A. I first reached out to .Vril ahead of a past tour to Australia. His music resonated with me so much that I wanted to meet him for a coffee. Since then, we’ve hung out a few times, shared music, and bounced some tracks off each other. It was an absolute highlight, when he asked to be a part of reshaping ‘UV’ and he's kindly returned serve with a remix for my follow up EP, 'Modern Explorer II' on local imprint Denude. We’ve had some very early conversations around a collaboration next time he’s out here and I would really like to continue pushing creativity here.

In the background, I've been spending a good amount of time in my studio. Focusing on creating for myself and helping others. Improving my abilities as a mix engineer has been a big focus and I’ve been fortunate enough to work on a number projects with artists locally and abroad. Whether that be mixing, providing creative direction, arrangement work or mastering. I really love working with others and often find it more enjoyable than working alone. In saying that, I’m building a volume of new music that needs an outlet and will focus on that over the next few months.

MDC.313 Mike Buhl

http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/047-andee-frost/

Melbourne Deepcast 047: Andee Frost

Welcoming one of our personal favourite's from the big apple! A positive conductor of all things deep and dreamy, NYC's @yibingg is a longtime resident on The Lot Radio with an impeccable ear for contemplative sonics, ever thoughtfully sliced and diced with a big signature smile :)

Time to hit recline and let Yibing tranquilify your mind.

Q. What sounds or feelings did you draw upon when gathering inspiration for this mix, and what listening environments could you imagine it being best enjoyed in?

A. I’ve always been drawn to uplifting sounds, but I also love deep, percussive music and melancholic minor key melodies, which I think there’s a lot of in this mix. Hopefully a nice journey to drift into and daydream with :)

I really wanted this mix to be a sort of homage to the sound of MDC and the AU music community (as I hear it), which I connect with deeply. I find it so playful, psychedelic and beautiful. It definitely took me a while to untangle this, especially knowing it was for one of the most goated series out there… One that’s inspired me time and time again.

Personally, my favorite place to test mixes is on my bike. Maybe not the safest spot to zone out, but it’s become part of my post recording ritual. 

Q. Are there any songs in the mix that you were especially excited to share, and what is it about these tracks that resonate with you so much?

A. Atone's "Lost & Found"! I became obsessed with Tonal Ocean's Atone Special after it aired on NTS last year. Atone is, of course, an Australian project from the mind of Andrew Fitzgerald. I've listened to that mix countless times. "Atonement" is really just such a perfect record to me.  

I played "Lost & Found" last year at a festival that Doc Tom and CZ Wang curated called In The Open. It's still one of my favorite sets I've ever played and a memory I will cherish forever... I felt people really locking in during it and I was surrounded by some of my closest friends too… Music & friendship - truly nothing better than it.

Q. Tell us about the evolution of Tranquilamente Radio on The Lot Radio, you play such a wide variety of beautiful music on the show, do you approach each show with a theme of sorts or just let things flow naturally?

A. It's wild to think that I've been involved with radio in one shape or another for over a decade at this point... Through so many changes, radio in its different iterations has remained the only constant.

When I started the show on The Lot Radio almost five years ago, it was deep during the pandemic and I wanted to foster a space for more laidback, at-home listening music. The inspiration for the title of the show was the Pacific Ocean - thinking about oceans as connectors of all these beautiful ~music waves~ around the world.

I have done some themed shows over the years - I do an indie rock special every year, as a nod to my roots and to what I was playing back at KCSB, a college radio station in California where everything started. I also did a Canto-pop special a while back with some music I grew up listening to. More recently, I did a Music From Memory special that I really enjoyed, using the opportunity to really dive deep into everything that's come out from that label. I definitely want to keep doing more of that.

I find it exciting that even though the show is pretty eclectic, it’s developed a sound of its own. I definitely have a predilection for weirdo, left-field music and I love that the show can be a platform where me and my guests are encouraged to explore different sounds beyond the club. I think doing the show has also taught me and motivated me over the years to bring that sound into my sets too.

MDC.314 Yibing

An exclusive courtesy of http://www.mixmag.net

Maria Minerva - Hagasuxzzavol
Pharaohs - Uhh Uhh
Bobby Browser - No Appointments
Magic Touch - Clubhouse
Sir Stephen - By Design
Innergaze - Hypnogogisco
Polonaise - Thema
Ital - Only For Tonight
Octo Octa - I'm Trying

Scene Selection: Sir Stephen's introduction to 100% Silk

Interview and full episode info here:

http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/060-simon-caldwell/

Tracklist:

1. Maus und Stolle - Taxi - Klang
2. Aerea Negrot - All I Wanna Do (Efdemin Remix)
3. Bluetrain - Version Blue
4. Maurizio - M5
5. Viktor Marek & Ed Keylocko - This Land Will Change (Move D & Benjamin Brunn Remix)
6. Anomoly - She
7. Downtown Loop - Sweet Memory
8. LY - Back 2 Zanzibar
9. Bjak - "Deeper Shade Of Blue" (feat Janet Cruz - Ernie remix)
10. Fred P - On My Way To You
11. Digital Justice - Theme From Its All Gone Pearshaped
12. Perception - Abandoned Buildings In Mono
13. Felix Fischer - White Dots
14. Mark Ambrose - My Soul, Your Soul
15. Octave One - Burujha
16. Anomoly - Above Below
17. South Street Player - (Who) Keeps Changing Your Mind
18. Gene Hunt - I Know You Care
19. Sven Weisemann - Kiss Of Abana
20. Penner + Muder - Are You Lost
21. Elon - Clap Back
22. Deep Dish - Ether's Whisper Remix
23. Bassik Grooove - Grooovelok
24. Kem - U (Moodymann Remix)
25. Shades Of Gray - Soul Machine (Eric Volta Remix)
26. Recloose - UHF

Melbourne Deepcast 060: Simon Caldwell

Delete - Slo-Mo Girl (Fur Coat Dark After Hour Mix)

Fast cars, money, but no record label to truly call my own? This ends today…
Hi, I’m Julio Bashmore.
Somehow I have found time between jet-setting around the globe, becoming a voice for the people via my Radio One show and generally living the high life to bring you a brand new label, Broadwalk Records.
Today heralds a new era in the Julio Bashmore chronicles, with a sound that shall echo through the ages…


BW001 - Julio Bashmore - Au Seve

Boiler Room Broadcasts: Dollop's Detroit Series w/ Juan Atkins, Simian Mobile Disco, Dave Congreave, Charles Drakeford, Lixo & Dollop DJs

[Broadcast on 29th June 2012]

Tracklist & video at http://boilerroom.tv

Juan Atkins 130 min Boiler Room Broadcasts DJ Set at Dollop Detroit Series

http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?340055

AYLI on Bandcamp

Marcellus Pittman at AYLI Coast to Coast 05/11/12

Our fourth edition comes from the industrially influenced maverick Perc. The mix is a furious, yet hypnotic, amalgamation of abrading percussion and brutal sheets of transient noise. It is an undeniably infectious piece of work which reinforces the producers idiosyncratic talent. We cannot wait to see him play at the next Dystopia.

Tracklist:

01. Genesis P-Orridge & Stan Bingo – What's History Pt.2 [Dais Records]
02. Mick Finesse – Mettle Debris (Tengui Mettle Steel Mix) [Broken20]
03. Silent Servant – A Path Eternal [Hospital Productions]
04. Mick Finesse – The Ebb Of Crime (Cassegrain Remix) [Broken20]
05. Secluded – Binded (Sigha Remix) [Enemy]
06. Liss C – LR6 (Attemporal Remix) [LCR Records]
07. Darqwan – Said The Spider (Surgeon Remix) [Texture Ltd.]
08. Damien Schneider – Female (Tadeo Remix) [Micropunto Schallplannen]
09. The Exaltics – Ten Days [Cultivated Electronics]
10. Ghosts On Tape – No Go [Icee Hot]
11. Cleric – Unknown Depths V2 [Sonntag Morgen]
12. Paul Mac – Undoubted [EPM]
13. Alex Cortex – R-Byte [Killekill]
14. Paul Mac – Acid Jam [Balkan Vinyl]
15. Delta Funktionen – Work [Field Records]
16. Planetary Assault Systems – Funtion 4 (Marcel Dettmann Remix) [Mote Evolver]
17. Phuture Pfantasy Club – Spank Spank [Low Fat Vinyl]
18. Joey Beltram – Voyager [Vex/Trax]
19. Motor – The Knife (Peter Van Hoesen Remix) [CLR]
20. Regis – Death Head Said [Downwards]
21. ER & TR – UC [Brothers]
22. Pinion – Grid [Perc Trax]
23. Mick Finesse – Meltdown [Perc Trax]

Perc Online:

FB - www.facebook.com/perctrax
SC - www.soundcloud.com/perc
RA - www.residentadvisor.net/dj/perc

Dystopia Podcast 004 - Perc

Ken Cloud Feb 2013

Tracklist:

01. Lone - Once In A While
02. Aardvarck - Revo
03. Kode9 - Blood Orange
04. Kode9 - You Don't Wash (Dub) (DJ-KiCKS exclusive)
05. Cooly G - Phat Si
06. Ill Blu - Bellion
07. Ikonika - Heston
08. Scratcha DVA - Jelly Roll
09. Mr Mageeka - Different Lekstrix
10. Grievous Angel - Move Down Low
11. Sticky feat. Natalie Storm - Look Pon Me
12. Sticky - Jumeirah Riddim Sequel
13. Mujava - Pleaze Mugwanti
14. DVA - Natty
15. Aardvarck - Re Spoken (Nubian Mindz Released Mix)
16. Morgan Zarate feat. Sarah Ann Webb - M.A.B.
17. Rozzi Daime - Dirty Illusions
18. Zomby - Spiralz
19. Kode9 - It
20. J*DaVeY - Mr. Mister
21. Digital Mystikz - 2 Much Chat
22. Terror Danjah - Stiff
23. Digital Mystikz - Mountain Dread March
24. Zomby - Godzilla
25. Digital Mystikz - Mountain Dread March (Reprise)
26. Addison Groove - Footcrab
27. Kode9 vs. LD - Bad
28. Maddslinky - Cargo
29. Ramadanman - Work Them
30. Terror Danjah - Bruzin (VIP)
31. The Bug feat. Flo Dan - Run

Kode9 DJ Kicks for K7 (2010)

LN-CC STORE MIX 014 Lord Of The Isles

Meanwhile in the other dimension

Maya's second Essential Mix for BBC Radio 1: originally broadcast 4th May 2013

Track Listing...

The Poet - "Rain On April" (Yves Le Groove Mix) [OT Records]
Joe Stawarz - "Suiteb" [Soma Quality Recordings]
[A]pendics Shuffle ft. Blakkat - "Heavy Burdens High" (Safeword Remix) 6.32 version [Adjunct Audio]
Deep Guys - "Roomba" (Oceanic Mix)
Francesco Rossi  - "Paper Aeroplane" (Original Mix) 7.18 version [D:vision]
Linus Quick - "There shall be light" (Mike Mass Remix) [Wayward Music]
Black Dynamite - "Mother's Love" [Fear Of Flying]
Anonym - "I Can't" [Vakant]
Jordan Lieb - "Dreams From The Ghetto" [Superfreq]
J. Wiltshire - Closer [Hypercolour]
Nick Galemore - "Pt. I" [Kindisch]
Maya Jane Coles - "Everything" ft. Karin Park (I/AM/ME)
Rodriguez Jr. - "Satellite" [Mobilee]
Nana K. - "Old's Cool" [Red Eleven Recordings]
Weltenwandler - "Departure" [Electrophil Records]
Mad Us - "Hypnoze" (Luca Bear Remix) [Armonia]
Riva Starr & Rssll  - "Absence" (Adam Port Remix) [Snatch! Records]
Marbert Rocel - "Small Hours" (Daniel Stefanik Remix) [Black Label 88]
Paul Ritch - Asteroid (Original Mix) [Quartz Rec]
Juliano Silva - 1000 Miles (Original Mix) [EON5]
LPZ - Council Fonk
Deetron - "Out Of My Head" ft. Ovasoul7 (KiNK Vocal Mix) [Music Man Records]
Alex Piccini & Marka - "Suite Yourself" (Original Mix) [Amazing Records]
Gianni Amoroso - No Matter How Far" (Original Mix) [Morning Mood Records]
Sivesgaard - "In The Night" (BLOND:ISH Remix) [Eklektisch]
Frederick Alonso - "96" (Tech mix) [Stab Recordings]
Paul Mad - "Undes" (Alex Piccini remix) [Deep Beep Records]
Ella Fitzgerald - "Blue Skies" (Maya Jane Coles Remix) [Verve]
Knox - "Fault" [Last Night On Earth]


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