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00:07:00 02 - D-Leria - Nightwave (Original Mix) 2014
00:13:00 03 - ID - ID
00:19:00 04 - Developer - In Pure Form 07 (Original Mix) 2014
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00:35:00 07 - Polar Inertia - Sonic Outlaws (Original Mix) 2014
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00:49:00 09 - Teste - The Wipe (Rrose Version) 2014
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01:06:00 12 - ID - ID 
01:09:00 13 - Mark Broom - Untitled (Edit-Select Dub) 2014
01:12:00 14 - Teste - The Wipe (Claudio PRC Edit) 2015
01:16:00 15 - ID - ID 
01:18:00 16 - Alessio Pili - Strategy of Terror (NX1 Remix) 2015
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01:33:00 20 - Remote_ - Echo of You (Original Mix) 2014

If you have not listened to this mix, you ears havent heard music yet

The twenty-fourth edition of our monthly show on @radio80000.
Enjoy! :)

This Is Your Time! Vol.24 - Vincent Neumann And Inland

"We were doing parties in Staten Island that were completely packed; Manhattan didn't want anything to do with us." Three New York visionaries discuss the city's '90s heyday.

'90s nightlife in New York conjures images of Party Monster, jacking disco house and a rotating cast of mega clubs that saw thousands of revellers pass through their doors each weekend. From Limelight and Sound Factory to Palladium and countless others, clubbing was hitting its stride in New York, while producers like Joey Beltram, Frankie Bones and Damon Wild were producing game-changing 12-inches. But it was also the beginning of a decline, catalysed by the rollout of Mayor Rudy Giuliani's discriminatory policies that slowly gutted the club scene and the communities that called it home. 

To honour Resident Advisor's partnership with Wire Festival in Brooklyn this weekend, we're revisiting a panel recorded at our 24/7 party at Nowadays in 2018. We tasked the beloved Brooklyn fanzine Love Injection with presenting discussions covering five decades of dance music history. In this panel, Strictly Rhythm cofounder Gladys Pizarro, DJ and producer Lenny Dee and drag superstar and vogue performer Kevin Aviance spoke with journalist (and former RA staffer) Max Pearl about the rise and fall of the city's club scene during its golden decade. They also discussed how the city was sequestered, forcing many artists at the vanguard of '90s-era techno to make music and throw their own parties as the scene grew and shifted beneath the weight of city-wide reforms.

"We were doing parties in Staten Island that were completely packed; Manhattan didn't want anything to do with us," said Lenny D. "So when we were doing it, we were making parties out in Brooklyn. A lot of music at that time was made here in Brooklyn—Joey Beltram, Frankie Bones, Tommy Musto, Damon Wild. So we had this scene where we're making great music, but no one's letting us play, so we're just going to do it ourselves." 

Listen to the episode in full.

EX.661 New York Nightlife In The '90s

We are gassed to share our next Juicy Tunes instalment with you, from another mighty Mancunian <3 

Luke Daniels has been a driving force in the underground electronic music scene for almost a decade. With a deep love for melodic, high-energy techno and electro, his prowess behind the decks has seen him play for a host of national parties. 

Luke's dedication and passion for the scene extends beyond the booth, supporting grassroots talent and providing DJing opportunities to emerging artists in the North which has led to the creation of Hyper Violet, an event series co-developed by Luke Daniels and Sam The Bastard, that focuses on showcasing local talent. 

Recently, his powerful sound has secured him a residency at FrixXxion, a cutting-edge queer techno party curated by Meat Free's Blasha & Allatt. We got to witness Luke’s finesse behind the decks when TC residents shared the booth with him - safe to say we couldn’t leave the dance floor! 

This mix is super special is a super special one, as it is a selection of some of those tracks that he played at FrixXxion back in August. We hope you enjoy it just as much as we did xxx

Juicy Tunes 016 w/ Luke Daniels

Streaming from Amsterdam's Radio Radio: this is RRFM.NL w/ @vincewatson

RRFM • Radio Drama w/ Vince Watson • 20-12-23

Alan Becker - Minimal Detroit vol 196

Hard Stuff episode 11 DjDiscDetroit for minimal detroit

‘Run it Red’ sees bona fide techno legend Ben Sims showcases 2 hrs of the finest new house and techno he can lay his hands on. 
Find the full tracklist and related episodes on NTS: https://www.nts.live/shows/ben-sims/episodes/ben-sims-21st-april-2024

Ben Sims Presents: Run It Red 210424

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