@matt-dawson-london: what's the track name?

yeah he definitely finished with Brothers Johnson's Stomp Deep n Disco, was off the hook!

Paradise - Derrick Carter At The BPM Festival 2014

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EsuohCast 018 - Heat Alliance

An End of the weekend debrief after such a lovely Day , a back 2 back Downtempo mix dedicated to our lovely friends' Layla & Loz, 
after their marriage

ONETRIPPY WEDDING (ULTRASOUND JAKKI & NICK)

The Casual Menace Presents Tape 48 - NYC The Loft - David Mancuso.WAV

Justin Harris has been active as a DJ since 1987 and has been producing since 1994 in collaboration with Luke Solomon and under the names Robotic Movement, Free soul (with Diesel) and Oliloqui for labels like Classic (Luke Solomon and Derrick Carter), Phono, 20/20 Vision, and SSR.  
Justin Harris’ illustrious musical career kicked off way back in 1987 when he was a regular DJ at the first pioneering Acid House events in the UK. He later went on to become one half of the DJ partnership North & South (with Nigel Casey, House of 909), who were infamous on the Warehouse and free party / DiY circuit throughout the UK and Europe in the early 90's… a blur follows of free parties, thrills, pills, and belly laughs..read on..

Upon moving to London in 1993, Justin turned his technical dexterity to the studio and began making some of the most innovative and left-field house music around. Seventeen years ago, he teamed up with Luke Solomon to create the ground breaking Freaks project. Freaks have over 80 productions under their belt, including remixes for artists such as Revlon9, Matthew Herbert, The Good Books, Kassabian, Soft Cell, The Human League, Derrick Carter, Greenskeepers, Tiefschwarz and Damon Albarn to name a few… and have themselves recorded for such esteemed labels as Perlon, Wally's Groove World, Classic, Playhouse, International Deejay Gigolo, Silver Network, Rebirth Records, Hot Creations, Crosstown Rebels and of course the legendary Music For Freaks (MFF) and Classic Recordings.

We asked Justin what House music means to him, to which he responded; “Don't want to sound cheesy but for me It's a lifestyle..... Not an hour goes past in any one day where it doesn't play some kind of a part in my life... It's quite simply all encompassing. House Music picked me up more than 25 years ago in the middle of what was a deep recession in the UK , it strapped me in and took me and a generation on a journey that is still going strong. I have literally devoted my working (and most of my social) life to House Music. What it has given me back far outweighs anything I could ever put in to it.” 

Justin describes the House Gangster sound as; “Bumping, jacking and absolutely taking no prisoners..... I've known Sneak and his sound since the mid 90's when I first met him in Chicago (at Derrick Carter's place with Luke Solomon after a mad night of partying) and I've hung out and heard him play many times since .. his music always was about 'that' sound and it's great to see it get the recognition and respect it deserves.” 

Justin continues to go onto say; “To me this movement means a solid and tight global crew. Whether producers, DJ's, artists, promoters, house music lovers, party heads, hustlers, record labels (and the list goes on).... We are all united by a love of House Music and therefore part of the same family.........in short it's all about the music.” 

Asking Justin how he compiled his mix, he says; “I just imagined myself at one of your parties, took a bunch of records and CD's to select from that I would (and in the future will) play there and went for it.... had a great time doing it too.” 
Explaining how it represents him as an artist, he tells us; As an artist this mix represents my interpretation and understanding of the House Gangster sound and the vibe I get from it. It has tracks in it that date back more than 20 years as well as some pretty amazing new music with loads in between. I'd say it's a pretty good cross section of what moves me and has influenced my taste over the years.” 

Finally, giving a special mention about this mix, Justin comments, “I'm totally stoked to be asked to do it... There are so many of my musical heroes who have supplied a Gangstercast and it's dope to be part of this movement.” 

Justin has also included in his Gangstercast mix, his very own ‘Random Jazz’ – the title track of his EP , his debut release on the I’m A House Gangster imprint, on 13th April.
 
  


GANGSTERCAST 57 | JUSTIN HARRIS

Addicted To Love (Cy Hanson Edit)

My take on Panama & Tinlicker – Fade Into Black.
Wanted to keep the emotion of the original, but make it move a bit more — deeper groove, warmer flow, and space to get lost in.

It’s the kind of track for late nights or long drives when everything just fades into sound.

Hope it hits the right vibe 🌘

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Panama & Tinlicker - Fade into Black (LOMAKO Remix)

James Curd Live @ Fat Controller

Our first Salted event in the Gods & Monsters Room at The Midway was quite stellar! A refreshing "old school” underground vibe permeated throughout the night and coupled with the crowd’s energy, made for a memorable evening. Our special guest, the acclaimed veteran DJ from NYC - Tony Humphries, delivered music (pardon the cliche) for your mind, body and soul. And as usual, Miguel brought his A-game to the decks as the Salted fans got down…and here we go - my opening set…enjoy...

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