8 Years later, this mix is still up there with the best I've heard. Thank you my dear friend.

Oh Milo..This track is heaven.! Been on these 3 mixes alot recently. Also thanks for playing my track in the 2nd mix.

Loving this 2014 Mix series. A rolling solid joy! Thank you!

LOVELY blend into the Sound Signature track!

any possible idea on this please? this and the track after it are zen-house

Freerange Records co-founder Jimpster pays homage to one of the foremost pioneers of deep, soulful house.

Interview: https://www.stampthewax.com/2021/10/21/praise-you-a-ron-trent-tribute-mix-by-jimpster/

Praise You: A Ron Trent Tribute Mix By Jimpster

A sonic exploration of colorful textures, designed by Ron Trent. Sound bites, rhythm & sound, and melodies woven together to tell a story. New age themes, kraut rock, dub, and jazz are a custom here. Let your mind run into its own space... "This is WARM"

https://www.nts.live/shows/ron-trent/episodes/ron-trent-7th-october-2022

Ron Trent Warm 071022

Live From Lille France 11/05/2023

Year End Mix 2014 Part 1 (foreplay)

313 Detroit Deep House - Vinyl Only Mix

Here'z yet another 1 of our favorites, DJ Cosmo live on her radio show on Club 89 FM WNYU in NYC back in 1996. Her selections are were & still are alwayz right on point!!!

You will enjoy this mixtape.. trust!!

Manny Cuevas
aka
DJ M-TRAXXX


Psalms 150 = I Came 2 Educate

DJ Cosmo on Club 89 FM WNYU, NYC 1-16-96' (Manny'z Tapez)

Puna Song.m4a

🎛️ “Feel the vibe? Spread it! ‘Music gives a soul to the universe, wings to the mind, flight to the imagination.”


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THE SUN IS OURS

The second half of my set at Deep Space this past Sunday. Pictured next to me in the photo is the one and only 'Mixmaster' Michael Gomes, who was playing lights all night as only he can.

Things started pretty normal in this mix, but what I found interesting is that it kept building up in intensity and actually got rather  emotional towards the end. Besides myself and Michael in the booth, we're talking about how those people who were actually there in person seemed to feel. Will it translate that way when listening over a stream? Good question.

But don't expect much if any 'beat-mixing' to speak of for the last hour. Yet another most interesting observation: less beat-mixing, more emotion. I certainly welcome comments on this particular topic.

One thing I know for sure: there were so many beaming faces  when the lights came up, and the sort of joyful vibe which I treasure so much.

Enjoy!

Track Listing:

Mars Arizona (DFA Remix)	Blues Explosion	EMI
Freedom (Instrumental)	Grandmaster Flash	Sugarhill
Talking (Bleep)	Homeboy Sandman	Stones Throw
I Know You Got Soul	Eric B. and Rakim	4th & Broadway
Humpty Dance	Digital Underground	Tommy Boy
Born Under Punches	Talking Heads	Sire
Can't Fake The Feeling	Geraldine Hunt	Prism
Disco Illusion	Stephen Encinas	Invisible City
Funk Train Vs Is It In	Apt One AKA Michael The Lion Vs Jimmy Bo Horne	
Bad Girls (12'' Single)	Donna Summer	Casablanca
Welcome To Our World (Joey Negro Funk In The Music Mix)	Mass Production	Z
Turn Up (Original)	Mi Casa, Nathan Adams, Zepherin Saint	Tribe
In Time	V	MAW
A New Day Rmx (Vega Spirit Mix)	Louie Vega Starring Caron Wheeler	Vega Records
Kodjo	Manoo	Deeply Rooted
Africa (Mau Mau into Future Primitive Mixe)	Push Pull	Deep End
People Hold On (Blaze Mix)	Coldcut feat. Lisa Stansfield	Tommy Boy
Lose My Mind (Original Mix)	Harvard Bass	Turbo
Erotic City	Prince	Warner Bros
That's What Friends Are For (main and dub)	Adesse Versions	Numbers
Piano Weapon (Instrumental)	Doorly, Shadow Child	Polydor
The Observer	David Pher	Gruuv
The Sun Can't Compare (Long Version)	Larry Heard presents Mr. White	Alleviated
The Permanent Way	Stephen Lopkin	Titanic City
Electric Kingdom (Instrumental Dub Version)	Twilight 22	Vanguard
Wavejumper	Drexcyia	UR
Okeeshobee	Scape One	Mass Transit
Germs	Uberzone	Nitrus
Never Say Never	Romeo Void	Columbia
A Forest	The Cure	Elektra
Drum N' Bass Wise (Remix)	Remarc	White House
Selecta	Jakes	Hench
Promised Land	Dennis Brown / Aswad	Simba
Promised Land (Alain edit)	Joe Smooth	DJ International
I Know You, I Live You (reprise)	Chaka Khan	Warner Bros
I Know You, I Live You	Chaka Khan	Warner Bros
Free	Deniece Williams	Columbia
I Wish U Heaven	Prince	Warner Bros
Romance Of Death	Airto	CTI
Are You Going With Me	Pat Metheny	ECM
Musical Prayer (acapella)	E-Man	Wave


François K @Deep Space 05 - 08 - 2016 (part 2)

This two-hour DJ set features a collection of soulful tunes popular with the old-skool skating crowd and mostly downtempo. It was streamed to Facebook Live on May 15, 2020

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Heaven Of My Life - Change [RFC / Atlantic]
Hot Summer Day (Kon Edit) - Sugarhill Gang [Bandcamp]
I Know You Will (Instrumental Into Vocal original) - Logg [Salsoul]
Billy Who Vs That Guy (Original Mix) - Billy Frazier Vs Alkalino [Bandcamp]
The Bottom Line (instrumental) - South Bronx [Rissa Chrissa]
Dying To Be Dancin' - Empress [Prelude]
You Gotta Get It (Unreleased Edit) - Congress [Tooti Frooti]
(Every Time I Turn Around) Back In Love Again - LTD [A&M]
Mt. Airy Groove - Pieces Of A Dream [Elektra]
I Know You Got Soul - Eric B. and Rakim [4th & Broadway]
Award Tour (instrumental) - A Tribe Called Quest [Jive]
Rubberband Man - The Spinners [Atlantic]
Fat Peng - Fatback Band -vs- TOK [Bangers R Mashed]
Gigolette - Jahneen [Bexy]
Make Me Over - The Escorts [Knockout]
Can't Stop Groovin' Right Now - BT Express [Columbia]
Nytro Express - Nytro [Warner Bros]
Joyous (Kon Remix) - Pleasure [Bandcamp]
Space Funk (Kenny Dope Mix) - Manzel [Dopewax]
What Is This Thing Called Love - Alexander O'Neal [Tabu]
Don't Disturb This Groove - The System [Atlantic]
It Feels So Nice (Do It Again) - Jimmy McGriff [Groove Merchant]
Serious, Sirius Space Party (Larry Levan Mix) - Edna Holt [West End]
Heat Stroke (Tony Humphries Mix) - Janice Christie [Supertronics]
Back Together Again - Roberta Flack [Atlantic]

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In these challenging times, having lost all of my work as a professional touring DJ, any support or financial help would be appreciated. You can either donate monthly with Patreon: patreon.com/fknyc or send one-time gifts via PayPal (use: "family and friends") to: paypal.me/axisnyc Thanks in advance for whatever you may be able to do.

François K - Classic Skating Jams

DT Presents: DJ MIX #548 - Norm Talley (Detroit, Michigan)
- a vinyl only exclusive set for the Detroit Legends series at StayHomeFestival by Dance Television.

Watch the full video set on DanceTelevision website:
https://www.dancetelevision.net/watch/creators/399/norm-talley-house-dj-set-detroit-legends-usa-community

https://soundcloud.com/normtalley 
One of the foundation DJs of Detroit’s deep house scene, since 1982 Norm Talley helped to establish and cement the deep end of Detroit’s dance culture. An early understudy of deceased legend Ken Collier, Norm also early associated closely with Delano Smith, a bond that stands the test of time. Detroit’s house scene was slow to receive wider recognition, but this funky underbelly thrived throughout the ‘80s and helped birth later developments, techno included. Dubbed ‘progressive’ at the time, the fusion of P-Funk, Motown, soul, disco, electronic music like Kraftwerk, industrial and synth pop, and New Wave had, by the early 90s, separated into various distinct threads, the nascent house community amongst them.

Talley dropped his first releases in the late ‘90s on respected labels like Track Mode and Eddie Fowlkes’ City Boy, early signs of what was to come as Detroit house emerged from the shadows to worldwide renown following the accomplishments of Moodymann, Theo Parrish, and others. Detroit Beatdown, the DJ trio formed by Talley, Delano Smith, and Mike ‘Agent X’ Clark circa 2000, became instrumental in this rise. Showcasing the slowed down, raw, low-slung take on house that could only come from Detroit, these three artists who helped pioneer the sound presented their own personal vision to eager audiences, capped by their three-hour, three part contribution to RA’s esteemed podcast in 2010. 

By 2009 the reevaluation of early Detroit underground figures reached full swing, and Talley took the opportunity to strike, releasing a still- unbroken string of singles on reputed labels - Third Ear, Sushitech, Mixmode, Landed, Dockside, Thema, and more – as well as Omar -S’ powerhouse FXHE, who dropped his first album, 2017’s ‘Norm-A-Lize’, to critical acclaim. Mostly released since 2009, his productions trace the entire spectrum of Detroit music from disco, vocal house, and deepest transmissions to nasty techno only Motown could produce, all delivered with raw emotional intensity that keeps his DJ sets in high demand worldwide. ‘Travelin’, ‘Powder’ and ‘Join Hands’ have all become well- worn underground classics, while ‘Analog XTC’, played by Ricardo Villalobos, reached different circles entirely and is a testament to his versatility as an artist. 
His relationship with Omar-S is currently deepening with two singles on FXHE, including a reissue of his classic track ‘Detroit 2 Step’ and tour as Omar’s main support DJ. His TAG duo with fellow Detroit lifer Scott Grooves is now a residency at Marble Bar and a touring force. A rare representative of a respected brotherhood that held its own in the underground since earliest days to reach ever increasing heights, Norm Talley’s career and artistry speak eloquently about the possibilities of Detroit’s music, past, present, and future.

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DJ MIX #548 - Norm Talley- Detroit Legends at #StayHomeFestival by DanceTelevision

BIo-
DJ Nature/Natureboy Began releasing music independently on his "Ruff Disco" 
record label back in 1992 in NYC.

Year End Mix 2014 Part 1 (foreplay)

DJ Nature/Nature Boy (1992)

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