Fourth mix in the Sunday Deep series. Tried to balance some rare stuff and a good mix of tracky and vocal stuff.  Chill out and enjoy!

Sunday Deep Part 4 - 2010

Brash-B | House DJ

Since 2006, Brash-B has been spinning grooves that move dance floors. With a lifelong passion for collecting music and audio gear, his sets are a rich blend of funk, soul, disco, and house. Known for weaving together jackin’ beats with the timeless energy of Chicago house, Brash-B creates an unforgettable vibe that pays homage to the past while keeping things fresh. Whether it’s a packed club or an intimate set, his dynamic style brings the party to life.

House music isn’t just what he plays—it’s what he lives.

"We had two bags of white labels, seventy-five dBridge records, five sheets of old Metalheadz pr releases, a saltshaker half-full of Seba's hair, and a whole galaxy of multi-colored Good Looking, Prototype, Inperspective and Soul:R records. Also, a quart of tequila, a quart of rum, a case of beer, a copy of that 0=0 record that never came out on Planet Mu, and two dozen dj mixers with no mids. Not that we needed all that for the trip, but once you get locked into a serious drum and bass collection, the tendency is to push it as far as you can. The only thing that really worried me was the Calibre. There is nothing in the world more helpless and irresponsible and depraved than a man in the depths of an Calibre binge, and I knew we'd get into that rotten stuff pretty soon."
-kuma






opened for:

Blu Mar Ten
Seba
Calibre
Photek
Roni Size
dBridge
LTJ Bukem
Dub Phizix
Skeptical
Homemade Weapons
Ivy Lab
Icicle
Loxy
Alix perez
Jubei
Om Unit
Utah Jazz
High Contrast
Von D.
Black Sun Empire
State of Mind
Gremlinz
Sam Binga
Sinistarr
Chase & Status
Kenny Ken
Sigma
Particle

Sunday Deep Part 4 - 2010

mike gleeson