Old Sebo K. Glad to hear it again. I will use it on my tommorows party!

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Tracklist
 Boe & Zak - Looking For Love [Classic Music Company]
 Martin Landsky - Let Me Dance (Sebo K Remix) [Poker Flat Recordings]
 Jacob Phono & Jens Bond - I Stay [Audiomatique Recordings]
M.ono - Love Pass U By [Rose Records] 
Andrea Di Rocco - The Past Present [IWW Music] 
Ekkohaus - Odds [Moon Harbour Recordings] 
Grace Jones - Feel Up (Danny Tenaglia Remix) [Great Jones] 
tomtomgroove - Mr. Funkman [Polyfon] 
Daniel Trim - Asimo [Glasgow Underground] 
The Carter Bros - Loving You Is Easy (Tom Trago Mix) [Tsuba Records]
 Âme (feat. Vulkano) - Den Råtta [Innervisions] 
Geeeman - Bang't [Clone Jack for Daze Series] 
Thomas Fröhlich - Get Us [Uncanny Valley] 
DJ T-1000 - Cockblockin' Beats [Pure Sonik Records]
 Cassio Kohl - Legendary [Amadeus Records] 
Will Monotone - Dem Mai Hoes 
Solid Groove - Throwing Stones [Dubsided]
 Nail - Snapshot [Robsoul Recordings]
 My Favourite Robot - Home (False Image Traveler Dub) [No.19 Recordings]
 Inxec - Angel (Dyed Soundorom Remix) [Cityfox] 
Blakkat - Full Circle (Doc's Unlock The House Mix) [ Shaboom Records] 
Angel Moraes - Heaven Knows / Deep Deep Down (Angel Moraes '96 Mix) [FFRR] 
A Guy Called Gerald - Humanity (Ashley Beedle's Love And Compassion) [Studio !K7]
 Osunlade - Dionne [Yoruba Records]

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"There will be people who say 'you don't mix this with that', and you will say 'watch me!'" - UNDERGROUND RESISTANCE

Mixtape #4 Deep Deep House All The Way House (...and some Techno) live mix TRACKLIST INCLUDED

Nick was buying house music before he even knew what house music was. As a teenager in the late 80's he was buying remixes by Tony Humphries and Todd Terry innocently unaware of the business of record labels, club culture and the whole house scene that was blowing up in Chicago and New York. He was buying it because he loved the sound. With regular visits to the world's oldest record store, Spillers Records, in his home city of Cardiff, Wales, to buy records of varied styles and sounds. In the early 90's all that changed as he came of age and entered the club scene, checking out the sounds of some of his favourite spinners and inspirations such as Derrick Carter, Farley Jackmaster Funk, X-Press 2, Kerri Chandler, Dimitri from Paris, Louie Vega, The Humph and Todd. DJing at clubs, bars and private parties in his home city, with regular Ibiza trips from 1994, as well as the Amsterdam Dance Event and the Miami Winter Music Conference. However, it just wasn't enough.

In the early noughties Nick relocated to London and worked for major house players Defected Records, marketing UK top 10 records, to more deeper, groovy, underground tracks, being a key player in the label's transition to the digital age. As Simon Dunmore, owner of Defected quoted, "Nick has been a big part of Defected's evolution and what Defected is". He also had a large part, or a say, in some notable signings and remixes on the label. He brought 'Marc Evans - The Way You Love Me' to Simon and advised him to sign the record. He also presented one of the first 12" pressings of that record to 'Dimitri from Paris', infamously telling him it was a great record, but, 'it needed strings'. Dimitri then went on to remix the track and put ‘The Sound of Philadelphia’ (TSOP) orchestra on the record, which was pressed as a limited edition 45, and became one of the most treasured releases in Defected's history, touted as a modern soul classic. Other involvement on tracks of note included 'Ame - Rej', 'Mr.V - The Bump' and 'Dennis Ferrer - Hey Hey', among others. He also worked closely with legendary New York label Strictly Rhythm, Erick Morillo's Subliminal Records, Kenny Dope, BBE and Gilles Peterson's Brownswood label and Worldwide events. Nick was the first person in the UK to champion The Martinez Brothers, being involved in their early years before they were even DJing in clubs, through his ties with Dennis Ferrer and Defected, he introduced them to Frankie Knuckles, Ibiza and used to sneak them into clubs in Miami when they weren't old enough to get in.

More recently Nick has been involved with design supremos Block 9 who are responsible for what has been called, ‘one of the best clubs we’ve ever been to’, by Mixmag, and 'the best club on the planet' by devotees, with their own area at world famous Glastonbury festival. He was asked to play and close one of the rooms at their revered NYC Downlow party, which has been described as, "NYC Downlow creates the vibe of New York City in the 70s where people ‘clubbed’ together whether gay, straight, tranny, black, white, latino or just curious: an infectious mix that energised one of the most exciting vibes you could experience with an ‘anything goes’ attitude.' This description sits perfectly with Nick's eclectic mixes from all genres of house, disco, funk, soul and techno, with always enough groove and energy for the most discerning dance floors. Playing to people who know their music and those who are open minded to discover more.

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