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Next up is Jeremy Castillo AKA bar part time’s sweet boy N°1 bringing all styles and smiles of an 100% US selection. 
You know the deal, get that fancy drop out of the cellar and n - joyyyyyy 🧃😌🍷😵‍💫🥊

Ps If you do live under a rock and haven’t checked out he’s @barparttime series yet, be sure to treat yourself 🤤

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Gaz - Blanc 25.11.22

Booyakasha! Handing the keys to the '94 Ford Capri over to one of the most dedicated 12" sleuths on the the internet right now! Mirren is perhaps best known for resurrecting a trove of tantalising 90s/00s cross over jams through his own youtube channel, and for wowing local listening bar enthusiasts lucky enough to catch him in full flight. Sit back, relax and enjoy the smoothness personified. Safe to say he's left no stone or obscure white label unturned for this one! 

@mirrens

Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAcdX0mF2T8lgQHiWivSH-Q

Q. I get the sense you are a guy who finds real enjoyment in digging deep for long neglected jams and resurrecting them for fresh ears, with frequent uploads to your YouTube channel regularly blowing minds on the internet (speaking from personal experience here!). While there’s a wide range of styles uploaded to the channel, has there been a general theme developing or certain characteristics that you look for when deciding what to share?

A. Glad you've dug the channel! I mean I've been massively influenced by others (e.g. Archive Digital, Modern Art, Mike Who) who were casually dropping heat across their channel/mixes years ago that I never would have come across otherwise. So trying to find and share songs in a similar way has always been the motivation. But you’re at the mercy of what you stumble across, which is why I’m not uploading exclusively mid tempo hip house bangers like I really want haha. I think the variety keeps things interesting though, or at least is hopefully providing a broader appreciation for what’s out there - especially for us Aussie folk.

Q. What inspiration did you draw upon when putting the mix together? Is there a sound, feeling or time period in dance music history that connects all the different elements in one way or another?

A. Truthfully this mix is a collection of fun music I've found first-and-foremost, so it might say more about my searching patterns than it being an intentional narrative.. catchy 90/00s hip hop cut-throughs seem to be in no short supply! I think the wealth of music available in the genre does say something about how versatile (and enjoyable) it is and how it can be used as a vehicle for different cultures, ideas or influences. So maybe the mix is me highlighting this :`)

Q. Are there any records in the mix that are particularly close to your heart, or old favourites that you’ve been keeping up your sleeve for the right moment? If so, what’s the story behind those and how might you have stumbled across them?

A chunk of the mix is from lucky discogs pickups or random spotify dives so they’re not the most romantic stories, but finding a song in that deep internet corner definitely adds a fondness. There’s also a few dope tunes from some great channels/crews scattered throughout. But 'Njen Grad' and 'Wuck U Right' feel particularly sentimental due to how many hours I’ve clocked listening, so I’m excited to share them!

MDC.283 Mirren

In anticipation for his upcoming visit to Lima and his appearance at our next matinée on Saturday 8th of July, we have the immense pleasure to welcome Harari for the next episode of our selector series. 

Harari is a music collector from Buenos Aires and one of the two curators of 'Síntesis Moderna' - a compilation of obscure and mostly synth-laden gems released on Soundway Records in 2022 that we enjoyed quite a lot. Harari draws on ample experience as a dj and selector, seeing him also frequenting booths in Europe. In his home country Argentina he steers the party Highlife. 

For the current mix of the selector series, Harari took a deep dive into his record collection and prepared a trip across a wide spectrum of sounds, from Argentinian and Brazilian Jazz, Funk and World music from the 70s followed by a more electronic theme covering 80s and 90s sound from Europe and some contemporary releases, guaranteed to get you moving!

@hararimusic
@Soundway-Records
@highlifebsas

Selector Series 18: HARARI

Fatal, a Uruguayan artist living in Barcelona, has been part of the Canela en Surco label since his arrival in the city.

New Beat, Techno, Proto-house and unconventional electronics from the 80s and 90s form the skeleton of his record case, along with another B-side where Fatal feeds on Downtempo and more experimental music.

OTH MIXES 08 - Fatal

Palazzo & Tocco Live From Music Room

Rinse FM Podcast

Heels & Souls with Savlar- 08 October 2023

October 2023 Mix

"From Balearic Japanese pop to an italo cover of The Bee Gees, this mix is a bunch of songs I like… put together in a way I don’t hate! Please enjoy yourselves & let’s pour another glass: Viva B.P.T." - @dirty_dave

B.P.T. Radio 076: Dirty Dave

My whole set from Multisex a few weeks ago. It was also my birthday , i had an amazing time ! I played a lot of vinyl from back in the day....enjoy !

Ian Pooley at Multisex

Podcast recorded for Radio Rea, an online radio based in Buenos Aires, which focuses on electronic music with no style limitations.

Enjoy!

Palazzo X Radio Rea

DJ & producer from Buenos Aires to the world. 
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@highlifebsas @wildsafari.

Palazzo X Radio Rea

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