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@groovecircuit: yes South of Roosevelt  were amazing producers from Chicago. They also did probably the most amazing edit of the Beatles' Come Together which I heard Mark Farina play in Miami at WMC 2010. That was probably one of the most seek out track of the conference that year. Every DJ wanted it. I should include on the next set :)

Originally aired on d3ep.com on July 8, 2019. Selected and mixed by resident host, Ricardo Torres.

Welcome to EP-180 of the NDYD Radio Show. Lately I haven't been too inspired with the new music, remixes and edits that are coming out. Might be just a phase I'm going through cause there are so many talented artists and producers out there but not too much has gotten me excited. In that vein I decided to dig deep in my old hard drives and found so many unreleased (or barely noticed) edits and remixes that were collecting dust from the last 10 years. This is stuff that I don't remember ever using on the radio show. They are all tracks that are still standing the passing of time and will feel new to a lot of people. I have a ton of these so I'm breaking up in multiple parts. Part one, here, is mainly stuff that I received in 2011-12.

I hope you discover tracks you haven't heard before and if you have that it will trigger some good memories of when you heard it first.

Enjoy!

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The NDYD Radio Show EP180 - The Lost Edits part 1

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.

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