1 - Promonova ft. Janine Johnson - My Soldier - Richard Earnshaw Remix - Bobbin’ Head Music
2 - Kraak & Smaak - Just Wanna Be Loved - Art Of Tones Remix - Jalapeño Records
3 - Ed Ed - I Got (Something You Need) - Oliver $ Remix - Defected
4 - Twism & B3rao - Love That’s Bitter - Original Mix - Soulful Legends
5 - Fibre Foundation - Weekend - Joey Negro Re-Blend - Z Records
6 - Portia Monique - Grace - Reel People Vocal Mix - Reel People Music
7 - The Company - Superstar - Eric Eriksson Remix - Papa Deep
8 - STAL - Gone - Aashton Remix - Virgin
9 - Luyo, Marco Finotello - Cloud Nine ft. Shy - Opolopo Dub Mix - Double Cheese
10 - The Magician - Sunlight - Blonde Remix - Potion
11 - Seven Lions and Myon & Shane 54 - Strangers ft. Tove Lo - My Digital Enemy Remix - ID

Mixtape 10.14

Can't Tell It All

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Mike Send - Can't Tell It All

"Interbay's got a cowbell and they're going to use it."  

Spinning the clock back 30 to 40 years or more (I am SO old) to capture some vibes from early house music productions to imbue that spirit into today's Interbay daily track drop.  Although there's a little more going on than you might expect, I did limit myself to a smaller palette for this one.  

The drums don't sound like cannons being shot off in a cathedral--they sound like the drum machines they are.  The bass isn't all growly or threatening your downstairs neighbors with sleepless nights, it sounds like a synthesizer making a fairly traditional bass sound.  

With all the tools available to us as modern music producers, it can be a relief to decide to make a track based on limiting your options--allowing you to focus on vibe, groove, and feel.  

(I remember watching Eliminate show his process during "Audio Combat" sessions, before I was given the keys to Phantom Laboratories West for my own work...and he bemoaned the process of choosing a snare sound.  I didn't get it at the time.  "Just pick a good sounding snare," I thought, "what's so hard about that?"  I'd watch him sample/scroll through a seemingly endless folder of snare samples and I thought that any of them would work just fine.  And that was what was causing the stress.  Any of them could work--so, how do you pick the one that will work best?  It reminds me of going to the optomotrist and having to choose between A and B when both look kind of the same--and they always sounds so annoyed when they have to present the same choice to you again because you're indecisive.  Well, I understand now, Nate.  And opportunities like I've taken today, to narrow the candidates list, is occasionally a good way to unburden yourself and move forward.  That's not advice to Nate--Nate knows.  Nate is wise and Nate is inspirational...probably why I made the decision to make Interbay a thing.  That's me leaving a hard copy reminder for myself the next time I get frustrated with the process.)  

A classic sample, a nod to a movie that for a certain generation (in other words, mine) was...memorable, to say the least.  (Formative, interesting, eye opening, heartrate increasing...hopefully you can trace the outline of what I'm getting at without me having to point it out, too obviously, for you), and some minimal house grooves leads to an Interbay track that makes me feel like Robocop, from Robocop 2, after he's rebooted himself to delete all of the unnecessary directives that were pumped into him by corporate overreach.  

(It makes want to get Kane, once and for all, and stop the city's dependence on Nuke.  Why is THAT something I remember off the top of my head without any effort and yet I can't remember what time the meeting of SEMPA is tonight?)  

This track isn't going to change the world...but it might be just the thing to start the vibes flowing towards a wonderful weekend.  It is my Thursday gift to you!  

As always:  listen! like! repost! share! playlist! comment! and follow!  
It is always most appreciated.

Tomorrow--more Interbay (because there's ALWAYS more Interbay, every day--so far!)

"Journey (Into the Deep)" *SoundCloud Exclusive*

*the tracklist for this episode is below the description

Originally aired July 17, 2017 on the d3ep Radio Network (d3ep.com) and mixed by your host Ricardo Torres. Enjoy!

Catch the show live on d3ep.com at these world times

-GMT(London) Mondays 11pm
-PST (Los Angeles) Mondays 3pm
-EST (New York) Mondays 6pm
-SGT (Singapore) Tuesdays 7am
-AEST (Sydney) Tuesdays 10am

Tracklist for EP-137 mixed by Ricardo Torres

01- Maxi Priest / Close 2 You (FGD Reconstruction)
02- Soul Brother vs PM Dawn / Movin' on up
03- Melba Moore / Love Me Right (Lootbegs Hold Me Tight Edit)
04- unknown / Want Some More (Hotbox Boogie dub)
05- Janet Jackson / When I Think Of U [LNTG Rework]
06- Monsoon Season featuring Miss Bee / Green On Blue (Deep&Disco Lost Remix)
07- Ash Reynolds / All In A Day
08- Disclosure vs. MNEK / White Noise (Full Crate &amp FS Green Remix)
09- Endor / Hot Temptation
10- Louie D / Hustlin' (NY Garage Dub)
11- Justin Timberlake / Like I Love You (Kinky Movement Remix)
12- The Sunchasers  / Day Shift (Original Mix)
13- Sky Ferreira / Everything Is Embarrassing (MK Remix)
14- Lukas (UK) / Narwhals (Original)
15- Miguel Migs, Lisa Shaw / Heartbeat feat. Lisa Shaw (Prince Club In The House Vocal Mix)
16- Blonde  / It's You (The Golden Boy Remix)
17- All About She / Higher (Free) [Grant Nelson Remix]
18- Tuff Jam & Mike Sharon / Thank You House Music (Original Mix)
19- Endor / Hallelujah Anyway
20- Shakedown / Shakedown - At Night (Blonde Version)
21- Solution / Feels So Right (Friend Within Remix)
22- Duke Dumont, A*M*E / Need U (100%) feat. A*M*E (Original Mix)
23- Alex Agore / X (Original Mix)
24- Karma Kid, Friend Within & Yasmin  / Feeling (So Special)
25- Jamiroquai / Space Cowboy (Neptune Safari Remix)

The NDYD Show

tracklist

The NDYD Radio Show EP137 - mixed by RICARDO TORRES

My Ain't No Big Thing radio show (http://djshmeejay.com/aint-no-big-thing-radio-show/), broadcast on the 2nd and 4th Thursday monthly at 8pm (gmt) / 11pm (EST) at http://BoxFrequency.FM. As well as it's syndicated on iTunes at: https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/aint-no-big-thing-radio-show/id1106603822

This episode I host JKriv:
djshmeejay.com/2018/04/13/jkriv-and-dj-shmeejay-aint-no-big-thing-radio-show-2018-04-12/
https://soundcloud.com/jkriv
https://www.facebook.com/jkrivmusic
https://twitter.com/jkriv
https://www.instagram.com/jkriv/

https://soundcloud.com/razor-n-tape
https://soundcloud.com/deepanddisco

If you want a copy of just JKriv's set you can grab it here:
https://www.dropbox.com/s/yl6c4xwbxer50d6/JKriv%27s%20Guest%20Mix%20For%20Ain%27t%20No%20Big%20Thing.mp3?dl=0

Next show will be up in two weeks. 

Libera mente tua,

folO Olof

Ain't No Big Thing

JKriv

JKriv & dj ShmeeJay - Ain't No Big Thing - 2018-04-12

Track List: Buy all tracks at Traxsource
01. Dave Anthony & Lisa Millett - This Time Baby  (Richard Earnshaw Remix)
02. Mark Di Meo, Jocelyn Mathieu - 10k High (Richard Earnshaw Classic Vocal Mix)
03. House Bros, Jenny Cruz - Set Me Free (Pagany Back To Funk Mix)
04. Brian Power, Marc Avon Evans - You Mean the World to Me (Mark Di Meo Remix)
05. Soulbridge feat. Chantal  - Love  (Original Mix)
06. Sean McCabe & Nathan Adams - I Wonder (Original Mix)
07. MAQman, Selina Campbell - Vibe On (Reelsoul Remix)
08. Dihann Moore - True To Yourself (Reelsoul's Truth Vocal Mix)
09. Karl8 & Andrea Monta vs. The Messengers feat. Lisa Millett - Higher (Karl8 & Andrea Monta Mix)
10. Silvia Olari - Pure Joy  (Antonello Ferrari & Aldo Bergamasco Classic Mix)
11. Terence Toy, Pris - Why Dont You Do Right (OskiDJ Main Mix)
12. Dan E MC feat. Kathy Brown - Take Me High  (Manjit Remix)

DJ Jeff R The Session Worldwide Soulful House # 44

Spreading a little HSR love around the globe once again . . . . .Enjoy!


Produced & Arranged By FAM Disco (Paolo Fedreghini, Massimo Anelli, Max Montorio)
Programming Keyboards By Paolo Fedreghini
Vocals written by Jon Fernandez
Lead & Back Vocals by Senay
Mixed & Mastered By FAM Disco @Mostrillos Air Studio Milano



for license :hsrrecords@europe.com

www.hsrrecords.com
www.housestationradio.com

Being In Love

FAM Disco Feat. Senay - Being In Love PROMO OUT 09 - 11 - 2018

After a 6 year hiatus, the legendary One for the Ladies mix series is back. This time with a fresh yet familiar blend of sexy modern soul, classic tracks and the finest electronic love drenched groovers. Mixed by Mode 7 (Gareth), the selection is some of his favourites from 2018 carefully curated to guarantee maximum moisture.
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TRACKLIST:
01. Intro
02. Bahamadia - Philadelphia (feat. Dwele)
03. Tom Misch - Nightgowns
04. Geotheory - What U Do To Me
05. Pomrad - Fall
06. The S.O.S Band - High Hopes
07. Illa J - Sounds Like Love
08. Cherokee - Don't Matter
09. Syre - Burn
10. De La Soul - Copa (Cabanga)
11. Jimmy Edgar - Touch Yr Bodytime
12. The Pointer Sisters - Automatic
13. The Internet - Mood (Mode 7 Extended Version)
14. Jo Ann Jones - I Don't Need Your Love
15. Maxwell - Sumthn Sumthn (GDNA Remix)
16. Tom Misch & Bearcubs - Colours of Freedom
17. Pomo - So Fine
18. Kaytranada - Together
19. Freddie Joachim - To Remind Us (feat. Miles Bonny)
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FREE DOWNLOAD AVAILABLE

One for Later Vol.4 - Mode 7 (2019)

A selection of some of the tunes i'm lovin at the mo.
Funky, Dreamy, Soulful, Balearic NuDisco with sprinklings of Jazz.......
Music for a summer's day.
So the usual applies, Please share and spread the word, leave comments and most of all enjoy the sweet sounds 
Big Love Spikey

Chosen, Mixed & Blended, Sunshine For Ya Ears

This is a recording on my Spin City Show that aired live on myhouseradio.fm 20/10/2019. This week I had the pleasure of hosting the amazing Juan Vargas aka Sould Out. Juan played the first 75 minutes of the show with a blinding set before I closed for the 45 minutes. 

Sould Out Tracklist:
Lego Edit - Dance Girl
Moodena - No More Sushi
Sartorial - Addicted To You
Phazed Groove - Sunshine
Rafael Cancian - Ç'est La Douceur
The Velvet Stripes- Tony Grey
COEO - Libyan Sun
Labor Of Love - Move That Thang
Labor Of Love - Right Now
COEO - Express Lane
Levantine - Fairground
RotaryDisco76 -  Cotillon (Marcelo Giordani Mafia Boogie Mix)
Adeline - When I’m Alone (Jkriv Remix)
Golden Dawn - Arkestra - Cosmic Dancer (Jkriv Remix)
Ruff Sunsplash (DT Chop) Unreleased

Goz Tracklist:
In The Basement (Andy Buchan Edit) - Etta James
Move Your Body (iMFROMULL edit) - Bramsam
Aint No Love Aint No Star Shine - Chuggin Edits
Evermore - Peter Palace
Have Fun - The Stoned
Love Magnet (iMFROMULL edit) - Freda Payne
Love Disco Music - Robert Ouimet
Come Back Home - Al Kent

Spin City

Sould Out & Goz - Spin City Vol 106

Wilson Frisk Presents HouseBound …. Every Wednesday 6 til 8pm UK .. Emergency FM 999fm.net .. Live in the mix, playing the best in Upfront & Classic Nu-Disco, Soulful, Funky, Jackin' Deep House....This week ft. Art Of Tones, Seb Junior, Omar, The  Reflex, Robert Glasper, Kelis, Eric Faria & Mr Kriss, Robosonic, EPMD, Mattei & Omich, De La Soul, Chaka Khan, Inna Day, Taz, Re-Tide, Jurassic 5, Terry Lex, Alex Lo Faro, Stereo Mc's, Purple Disco Machine, Aberton, Twism, Dirty Disco Stars, Serge Funk and more …. Enjoy and please share

HouseBound - EmergencyFM 999fm.net 12th Feb 2020

Ricardo Torres, a West Coast DJ, is known for blending deep, soulful house and disco with a smooth, sultry West Coast vibe. His music is crafted for true dance music enthusiasts, delivering uplifting, groovy, and sexy experiences rooted in the underground scene.

Ricardo’s DJ journey began in 1987 at a college radio station in Montreal, Canada, where he initially spun industrial electronic music. By 1988, he was introduced to Chicago House and was captivated by its fresh energy, changing his musical direction. In 1995, he moved to Los Angeles, where the city’s sun-drenched, soulful vibe and influences from DJs like Jay-J, Marques Wyatt, Julius Papp, Mark Farina, and Miguel Migs drew him toward the deeper West Coast sound.

In 2000, Ricardo pioneered sharing his mixes online, a bold and innovative step that garnered him international recognition. This exposure led to global performances and opportunities, while he also became a syndicated radio host on satellite and online platforms.

Around 2016 Ricardo partnered with Germany’s Nu Disco Your Disco (NDYD), a leading advocate for the Nu Disco genre. Their collaboration birthed the NDYD Radio Show, which Ricardo hosts weekly, showcasing top global talent and steadily growing a loyal listener base. For Ricardo, Nu Disco offers a modern bridge for the soulful West Coast vibe to resonate with newer generations.

While underground music trends have evolved over the decades, Ricardo’s passion remains unwavering: playing music that inspires people to get up, dance, and celebrate the timeless groove of house music.