Copy of Your Mix 8

Öona Dahl has long been someone whose adult life has been guided by the force of electronic music. A native of upstate New York, she took her tentative production steps as a child and began playing clubs, raves and warehouses at the age of 17. Moving to Florida in the early 00s for university, she threw herself head-first into the local underground scene, and soon became a fixture at revered parties across the Tampa, Miami and Orlando areas. It was in Florida where she met DJ Monk (Rabbit In The Moon) and later on, DJ Three from Hallucienda, who has played a prominent role in her story to date. 

By 2012, Öona’s music was getting into the hands of DJ’s and making waves on dancefloors which would lead to her Let The Light In EP being released on Lee Burridge’s label All Day I Dream. Indeed, she’s barely stopped for breath since, and has since released on Watergate Records, Hallucienda and more. A regular at the likes of Burning Man, Öona is someone who’s well positioned to chat about the contemporary electronic music scene Stateside. She also provided a live mix for us (where she played alongside Carl Cox, Move D and Maher Daniel in Miami) from Factory Town in Miami, which you can listen to below...

Nightclubber Live... with Öona Dahl @ Factory Town, Miami

Paying tribute to Cece Blake is a vexing task. She was such a multi-faceted character, any collection of words (or music) feels like it will be frustratingly incomplete. The longer you spent with Cece, the better you got to know her, the more you came to realize just how much more there was to her story. Rich new chapters with intersecting casts of characters that you didn't even know about. And yet Cece was no chameleon. She existed in many worlds but I never felt that she changed her colors. Quite the opposite, she always knew how to be herself. In hindsight, I think Cece was more like a prism - the colors were always there, if you only knew the angles from which to look.

Things I adored about Cece: her cool confidence, her seemingly effortless and unerring sense of style, her tough-as-nails pride (even if to a fault), her ability to gracefully ignore bullshit, her endlessly patient demeanor, her earnest love and encouragement of artistic expression.

Dance music was the initial force that brought Cece and I into each other's lives, long before we even realized. Years into our friendship, after it had grown well beyond the club, I recall our amusement at digging through online party photos and spotting ourselves unknowingly side by side on the same dance floors, there all along. I never thought of Cece as being the "life of the party." She was too reserved for that, not the type who needed everyone to acknowledge her presence. But she was very much the "soul of the party." Present for the right reasons, letting her energy flow, sensitive to the experience of others, available for connection without ever demanding attention. And yes, every once in a while finding the right moments to let it rip.

There is just too much music to pick from, and this mix is definitely not an attempt to express or summarize Cece's tastes. Honestly, Cece might find this a bit too sappy. Some of the tracks and artists in here I do know were very special to her, but mostly this mix is just about my fondness for her and the loving energy that she shared with so many of us, which I miss very much and will always remember.

Mix titled after the poem by Maya Angelou:
https://www.poetryfoundation.org/poems/48985/phenomenal-woman

(00:00) Gus Gus - Believe (16B Remix) [4AD, 1996]
(07:05) Lawrence vs. Seth Troxler - Miles in Aphrika (youANDme Edit) [CUTZ, 2010]
(13:26) Chelonis R. Jones - One And One [Get Physical, 2002]
(19:19) Omid 16B feat. Morel - Escape (Driving To Heaven) (Omid's Epic Vocal Mix) [Hooj Choons, 2001]
(27:30) Karen Overton - Your Loving Arms (Martin Roth Extended NuStyle Remix) [Armada Electronic Elements, 2017]
(34:25) Amber - Anyway (Steve Porter Mix 1) [Bedrock, 2003]
(38:36) Underworld - Two Months Off [UMC, 2002]
(46:41) Chaos in the CBD - I'm Losing You [Youngunz, 2012]
(51:40) Bent - Always (Ashley Beedle's Mahavishnu Remix) [Ministry Of Sound / Sport, 2001]
(59:14) Aphex Twin - Avril 14th [Warp, 2001]

In Memoriam: Phenomenal Woman [Remembering Cece Blake]

Mark Slee - In Memoriam: Phenomenal Woman [Remembering Cece Blake]

This set is special to me. I played it at the famous Rote Sonne Club for Garry Klein, which is a queer party. Also it was the Red Ribbon night, a soli night means the entrance was donated to the Münchner Aidshilfe (munich aids support). 
The set was broadcasted after on @radiosunshinelive during the Mix Mission. i had the honor to one one the Dj streamed.

As alwayas, thank for your support

Natanel Megersa @ Rote Sonne // Garry Klein // Red Ribbon Night

For this episode of the show, I'm pleased to announce special guest, Alexander Bogdanov, an electronic music producer based in Minsk, Belarus. Join us as he takes us on a captivating journey through one hour of Dub Techno. We hope you enjoy the show.

Floating Echoes: Farzan Badie invites Alexander Bogdanov - 12/04/2024

BLOOP LONDON RADIO - MONDO DINGO w/ BEN MEN - 19.07.24

The Paris-based indie Mondo Dingo Records monthly radio show by head honcho's Ben Men promises to be a purveyor of all sounds deep and soulful. We will be bringing you special guests and friends of Mondo Dingo as well as showcasing the music we're enjoying listening to at the moment.

Tracklist:
1. Mondo Dingo intro @mondo-dingo-records
2. Detroit Rising - Our World (Kaidi Tatham Remix)
3. Eric Ericksson, Reel People, Debra Debs - Don-t Hold Back On Love (Kaidi Tatham Remix)
4. DJ Popinjay - Smooth the Groove (Original Mix)
5. Micky More - Andy Tee, Kathy Brown - I-ve Got Love For You (Extended Mix)
6. Quinten 909 - Jazz In The Middle (Original Mix)
7. Scruscru - Jazz Up- (I Gemin Remix)
8. DJ Steaw - Seascape
9. Demarkus Lewis - Create the Fusion (Original Mix)
10. Franck Roger, Shawn Chappelle - Enchanted (Fred Everything Remix)
11. Maysa - I Don-t Mind (DJ Spen - Reelsoul Traxsource Exclusive Remix)
12. Peven Everett - Stuck (Phil Asher-s Soul Heaven Version)
13. Sean McCabe, Karmasound, Mabreezee - Para Te Ver
14. Wallace - Papertrip
15. The Naked Bongo Band, Kaidi Tatham - The Bust Up

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11:00pm – 12:00am
Monthly on the third Friday.

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MONDO DINGO w/ BEN MEN - 19.07.24

Part 3 of the Yoshitoshi Recordings salute. Turn it UP 🔊

1.	 YMC – Pheedback
2.	 Dished-Out Bums – A Glass Of Chianti
3.	 Kings Of Tomorrow – I Want You (For Myself)(Luke Fair Remix)
4.	 Halo, Hipp-E & Tony – Higher 
5.	 Made By Pete – The Greencoat Row
6.	 Sharam – Texi
7.	 Eddie Amador – Psycho X Girlfriend (Ardalan Remix)
8.	 Louie Vega & Jay Sinister Sealee starring Julie McKnight – Diamond Life (Deep Dish Numb Life Remix)
9.	 Wolf Story & Nihil Young – Voice Of Reason
10.	 Namito – Ahay Ahay (El Mundo & Satori Remix)
11.	 Eddie Amador feat. Lamech – The Funk (King Unique’s Higher Sauce Vocal)
12.	 Morel – If You Love Me (Dean Coleman Respekt Dub)
13.	 Dean Coleman feat. DCLA – I Want You (Sultan & Ned Shepard Remix)
14.	 Suite 117 – Smaller (Dave Audé Remix)
15.	 Envy – Falling (High Vocal Pass)
16.	 Humate – Choose Life (Version 2)
17.	 Martin Accorsi & Barry Robb – Foundation
18.	 PQM – You Are Sleeping (PQM’s Deephead Pass)
19.	 PQM – Nameless (Outro)

DJtheJudd - Progressive House Highway 530 (Trip To Yoshitoshi Part 3)(1 October 2024)

EG.1000 Sasha

A monthly show bringing a fusion of house, minimal and occasionally techno.

@frankieferrell

7:00 – 8:00pm
Monthly on the third Saturday

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Space Jamz w/ Frankie Ferrell - 19.10.24

Radu Pitt-Retake

Lil Groover

Movin to the Sound

for your pleasure, i preset you the next hour of babiczstyle.



Robert Babicz -- Winter2015 - 2016 Mix

Burning Man's incredible Mayan Warrior art car brings their taste of the playa to the Brooklyn Mirage for a special event featuring Pachanga Boys.

The Brooklyn Mirage x Mayan Warrior feat. PACHANGA BOYS

If you want to support me and this project (@rave_on), please tip - paypal.me/raveon

Make sure that you have checked all my playlists - soundcloud.com/rave_on/sets

Tracklist:

01. Deadbeat Society - Flick's Theme (Loudeast Remix) 
02. Morel - Funny Car (Pappa & Gilbey Dub) 
03. Chris Brann - Delilah (B Strong 4 Me) (MV (Aka Envy) Deviation Remix) 
04. Kevin Freeman - The Move 
05. Paul Rogers - Krafty 
06. G-Pal Pres. Ghos - Can You See The Lights? 
07. Anarcrusan - In My Mind (MAS Arcadia Mix) 
08. Orange - Remember Me (You'll Stay In My Heart)
09. Loudeast - Sonido Profundo (G-Pal Sweet AMX Remix) 
10. Dakota - Frozen Time

G.Pal - Live @ Transitions, Kiss 100 FM, 19.07.2002

Il Modo is proud to present our 9th Exclusive Series Mix, by the legend of the scene, the one and only Dave Seaman.

There aren’t many artists who’ve soundtracked the birth of dance music and are still  leading its development more than two decades later. Dave Seaman is one of a select few.  

Whether it’s one of his spine-tingling Global Underground or Renaissance CDs that’s still burning a hole in your stereo years after its purchase, or the perfect pop of Kylie’s ‘Confide In Me’ that he wrote, produced and remixed, there’s very few with  their heart in electronic music who haven’t been touched by his oeuvre in one form  or another.  

Having devoted almost every weekend over the last 30 years to moving dancefloors from Ibiza to Iceland, Seaman has played the world’s most recognised festivals and clubs in more than 80 countries throughout his career, while still lending his production nous to the music industry’s A List. Along with crafting beats for Ms Minogue and Pet Shop Boys, everyone from David Bowie to New Order and U2 to Michael Jackson have received a Seaman re-rub.

Wind the clock back to when Seaman was eight years old and it’s difficult to imagine anyone wanting to devote their life to music quite as much as the Leeds-born lad. By the early ‘80s, the music obsessive was spinning records at his high school disco and earning his pocket money playing friends’ birthday parties. He knew how to talk-the-talk, too. In 1987 the still-amateur DJ and DMC member won a trip to New York to attend the New Music Seminar – the industry’s most important event at that time. The trip ultimately led him to land the editor’s role at Mixmag, a position he’d hold for the next three years.

Seaman played his first bona-fide professional DJ gig at the legendary Shelley’s in  Stoke in 1990, stroking vinyl alongside a couple of emerging talents by the name of  Sasha and Laurent Garnier. Acid house was blooming and Seaman’s boundless  enthusiasm and creative spirit was petrol in it’s tank.  
Teaming up with producer and friend Steve Anderson, the duo recorded as Brothers  In Rhythm, birthing the seminal rave anthem ‘Such A Good Feeling’ which became a UK Top 20 hit, while also issuing the landmark ‘Mixmag Live Volume’ 1 with Carl Cox in 1991 – a release that stands as one of the first ever commercially available mix compilations.  

Seaman’s unrelenting desire to propel music at all levels saw him kickstart the  Stress Records imprint through DMC, showcasing tunes by some of the finest talent  in dance music for more than a decade. Artists including Sasha, Danny Tenaglia,  John Digweed and Groove Armada’s Andy Cato all released smoking club cuts on  the label, with many crediting it as acting as a global launching pad for their careers.  

He followed Stress with a decade at the helm of Audio Therapy where similar levels  of success ensued proving his ability to spot & nurture talent time and time again.  

Without a doubt, his relationship with Renaissance is one of the most renowned in  dance music, with Seaman having contributed 10 mixes to the revered series. Global Underground view the Brit in a similarly lofty light, having secured his services to mix their Melbourne, Buenos Aires, Cape Town & Lithuanian volumes.

Today, Seaman’s passion to exhibit boundary-breaking talent is as strong as ever.  Via the independent record label Selador Recordings which he co owns with long  time friend, Steve Parry, his inspired A&R has helped nurture some of the finest  groove-merchants in dance music. The label’s roster speaks for itself, with Danny  Howells, Cristoph, Dubspeeka, D Nox & Beckers, Quivver, EdOne, Gorge and  Robert Babicz all contributing tracks and remixes.

Even by his high standards this mix is a beaut ❤ ; we are beyond grateful and feeling very honoured.  We really hope you enjoy this as much as we have.

The Exclusive Series - Episode 9 - Dave Seaman

Dave returns with the first dose of a two part injection of the good stuff this month as he doubles his efforts to bring a little light relief to the lockdown monotony. Cos we’ve always got the music, right? Always! ❤️
1. Hidden Empire  ’Some Kind Of Trip’ [Stil Vor Talent]
2. Dj Linus ‘Vibes In Space’ [Crosstown Rebels]
3. Rampa ‘2000’ [Cocoon]
4. Kiz Pattison ‘Intruder’ [Selador]
5. Cioz ’Cosmic Noise’ [Stil Vor Talent]
6. Robert Babicz ‘Utopia’ (Hunter Game) [Systematic]
7. Andre Lodemann & Nathalie Claude ’Still Searching’ [Siamese]
8. Gardens Of God ‘Gluk’ [Sodai]
9. Inner Child ‘Detached Motion’ (Patrice Baumel)
10. Bicep ‘Rever’ [Ninja Tune]
11. Francesco Farfa & Sandro S ‘Purple Break’ [(Joy Kikitonti)Sudebeat]
12. Booka Shade ‘Caverna Magica’[Blaufield]
13. Sasha ‘Xpander’  [Freedo Mosho]

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Selador Sessions 92 - Dave Seaman's Radio Therapy

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