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USED + ABUSED RADIO SHOW #14 - ANTHEA

Brett Johnson - Live In La Tech

To get the Get Physical Music fans ready for my Full Body Workout Mix in a few weeks, here is a deep house mix I just made for for the M.A.N.D.Y podcast. 
Hope you enjoy, have a great week. b

Brett Johnson Dec. 2013 Mix Tracklisting.

Jacob - Fathom
DJ Romain - Wasn't I Good
House Chord Stab ???
Kings Of Tomorrow - Abstract Collage (K.O.T. Remix)
Giacomo Trevi - Run (Marco Faraone & Piegaja Remix)
??????
Marlon D - Drum Skat
Romanthony - Trust (MCDE Remix)
SLG & Catz 'N Dogz - Prostokaty
Spaventi Dazzurro - Lonely (Crunchy Club Mix)
SLG & DJ Mo - What Kind of People
Romanthony - Testify 
Rochelle Fleming - I'm Gonna Give It To You (Rochelle's Revenge Underground Goodie Mix)
Axel Boman - Modern Fluids
Benny T - The Deep Groove
Convextion - Desolate Hub
Toby Tobias - It's Burning


M.A.N.D.Y. Presents Get Physical Radio #132 mixed by Brett Johnson

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In Session: Agoria

The Lovepod

This brand new episode of Lazpod, the first in AGES, was inspired by seeing Stevie Wonder in concert last week. He reminded me that, in this time of trouble around the world, the one thing that keeps us sane and together is... love.
 
For many years I have been adding and subtracting songs from this compilation... my ultimate collection of love songs. These are songs about the joy of being in love and in some cases, they depict the despair we feel when we are without love.

I discovered whilst making this that you cant beat the classics and every time I tried to add in a fresher, "cooler" track, it just didn’t stand up against the rest. So, here it is, the return of Lazpod. I hope you can feel the love vibes and enjoy this one over years to come.

Lazpod is BACK. 

Enjoy X

Lazpod 27 - The Lovepod

FREE DOWNLOAD HERE: http://bit.ly/1DQLcZ8
Track list and full release artwork: http://bit.ly/1B6Yhhd

MIXED EMOTIONS 15 years later. 

A long time ago, in another lifetime, i had a big nightclub in Montreal called Sona, and i djed at that night club every friday night from 3-7am….
it was about a hundred times less glamorous than it sounds. yes i was an owner and a dj but i was also playing techno to a big room that mostly wanted house, and i had already had my glory years as a young rave dj, and all in all i was starting to wonder where it was all heading. Musically i was playing less and less inspiring music to less and less inspired people, myself included. Inspiration has a cycle to it, and around 99 i was at a low point. But slowly in the background , gaining momentum….there was a new sound creeping in (as is always the case, you have to listen very carefully to hear it) ….. those strange records you secretly love, but for some reason feel afraid of playing. they feel too weird, or too challenging, so you put them on a tape…. or you listen in the car, building up a whole fantasy of how glorious the world would be if you could just play THOSE tracks.The tracks i was slowly building up could be loosely called electro. Not the classics really, not straight 808 or Miami bass,  but a new strain with a heavy 80’s influence…. Dutch records from emerging masters like I-F, and german ones introducing Kraftwerk inspired kids like Anthony Rother: crucially a generation of techno and house kids looking for something more. they were small records, B-sides, delicate, hand picked. I felt nobody cared…. but i was in love. 

Turns out it was my turn to do a mixcd, which was a big deal at the time, at least for me. Because i owned the label, and the club, i could indulge in the classic textbook indulgment move: a DOUBLE album. i wanted to hedge my bets. I also wanted to introduce myself to the world. CD1, since forgotten to history, was the sound of what i was playing at Sona at the time…..good techno, early Swedish stuff, some classic bombs, solid late 90’s techno. it was “good”. i’d give it a solid 7 on 10. at best. 

But the second CD….. this was my baby, my labor of love, my manifesto….. i took all those special records i had been saving, and put them together. hiding in the musical shadow of the “safer” mainroom CD, i did what you should always do anyway— i just played what i truly adored. 

i called the second disk “electro-funk” and the whole package was called MIXED EMOTIONS, a reflection of my state of mind at the time (at a key moment in the artwork process, i heard Michael Douglas prophetically say ”mixed emotions” in a movie, sealing the deal). I was really happy with the results, which even included some very basic stabs at production (an intro)…

READ FULL TEXT HERE: http://bit.ly/1F9CVRA


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Tiga - Mixed Emotions (CD2 Bonus Electro Funk)  15 years later.

100 on vinyl:
http://po.st/100vinylJuno
http://po.st/100vinylDeejay
http://po.st/100vinylDecks

Out now on iTunes: http://po.st/TigaBoysNoize100
Beatport: http://po.st/ltNgiw
Juno: http://po.st/BRByhx
Traxsource: http://po.st/3jVNz6
Google Play: http://po.st/3Zdj3Z
Boomkat: http://po.st/8s1sdO

It's been a long time in the making. From their early days as label-mates on the legendary Gigolo records, these two dons have remixed each other, DJ'd back-to-back, even worked on the same motion picture together (Ivory Tower), but not until now have they teamed up so completely, or to such devastating effect. On the eve on BNR's 10 year celebrations, where the two will headline a series of 6 shows together, Turbo proudly presents '100.'

Both producers come through clearly: the slamming drums and acid Boys Noize has so thoroughly mastered, the clever vocal hooks, catchy basslines and ravey breakbeat flourishes that are the feathers in Tiga's boa - the best of both artists are brought together here, with a distinct nod to their electro roots. It's an immediate winner, asserting it's sonic prowess through a flawless arrangement, confidently proclaiming it's perfection in a slick, round triple-digit. One-hundred.

The magic, as in Mind Dimension, Let's Go Dancing, or Bugatti, is for packaging true pop into a compact, techno power-punch that leaves underground cred intact. Both Tiga and Boys Noize are outstandingly versatile DJs who consistently yearn for something more than the obvious tropes of EDM, embracing extremes, fitting in the esoteric, being connoisseurs of a multitude of micro-genres of electronic music. 'Jam #1' is an ode to these low-slung techno roots, a stripped-down bonus beat that lays down the law of the drum machine, and sets the stage for the forthcoming '808 IRAQ' pulled from the same Berlin studio-session, soon to be released on BNR.

Full gig dates – including Tiga’s debut live show are available via https://www.facebook.com/officialtiga. 

Follow @Tiga on SoundCloud
http://www.facebook.com/officialtiga
https://www.youtube.com/officialtiga
http://www.twitter.com/tiga
http://www.turborecordings.com
http://www.tiga.ca

Follow @BoysNoize and @boysnoizerecords on SoundCloud
http://www.boysnoize.com
https://www.facebook.com/boysnoize
https://twitter.com/boysnoize
https://www.youtube.com/boysnoizerecofficial

Download on iTunes

Tiga Vs Boys Noize - 100 (Original)

Kenny Cee Reminder

OUT NOW ON EARLYDUB RECORDS...
The rest of the EP is great also!

Branddub- Harmony (Anthea Remix) 128 (EARLY DUB RECORDS)

mood swing
noun
plural noun: mood swings

    an abrupt and unaccountable change of mood.

Mood Swings

thats a liveset practice on which i use my new minibrute. 
its not touched afterwards, i decided to even not cut the dropouts.
some new stuff from my upcoming album (coming 3rd of june 2013) in it, some old but never released also. 
hope you like...

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