1 Electro Shock - Mysterious - Unlimited/Flying Italy
2 I Need Walking - David X - Zig Zag/Jocks Italy
3 Atmosphere - Lee Lewis - BCR, Italy
4 Sit On The Bass - Autonation - R&S Belgium
5 Ladies With An Attitude - Epitome Of Hype - Blapps U.K.
6 Where Are They Hiding - Mental Mayhem - Atmosphere U.S.
7 Al-Naa-Fysh (Bones 90 Remix) - Hashim - Injection, Holland
8 Synth It - Revelation - Atmosphere U.S.
9 The Question - Noel - Cutting
10 Free Your Mind - Fozbee & Cooz - Another Sphere U.K.
11 Jump - Michael Kidd Gomez - More Music U.S
12 She Aint Nothing But A Hoe - Mark Imperial - House Nation
13 Bang Bang - Bang The Party - Warrior Dance U,K,
14 Death Of A Kamakaze - Genecide II - Jumpin & Pumpin U.K
15 Technoir (Quartz) - Nato - B Tech, Sweden
16 Time 2 Feel The Rhythm - How II House - Bigshot, Canada
17 Make Noise - Only In The Dark - Profile U.S.
18 Force DInquisition - Voltage Control - Antler Subway, Belg.
19 Play It Again - Out Of The Ordinary - Abfahrt
20 System - Force Legato - Abfahrt
21 Technoid - Technoid - New Zone, Germany
22 I Fear The Night - Tyree - Underground, U.S.
23 The Bass Girl - Hardhouse/Todd Terry - Easy Street U.S.
24 Can You Feel The Beat - Nexus 21 (Altern8) - Smokin Beat
25 Faces Of Horror - Liasons D w/ Can You Feel It - Mr. Fingers

Frankie Bones was the original and first DJ coming out of the Brooklyn Underground during the mid 80's with the vision of what was yet to come on the global front of Electronic Dance Music culture. His early mission came in the many releases of Fourth Floor Records and Nugroove Records. In a time when timing meant everything, the buzz of his early works caught the attention of the rapidly growing scenesters in the London Orbital M25 raves during the Summer Of Love in 1988.

Those early "Bonesbreaks" vinyls led Frankie to playing at a rave called "Energy" which had 25,000 people. With the scene already reaching critical mass, Bones had set off a fierce bidding war between XL Recordings and Deconstruction, which led to two albums by Musto & Bones.

The U.K. was very impressed by Frankie's unique Brooklyn style which was a raw-freestylish-bass-in-your-bass-bins-but-electro-bass style that was raw enough to keep the entire scene and industry at bay, waiting for the underground to bubble over. With gigs, remixing and production work pouring in by the truckload, Frankie ventured out into the early European scene playing key breaking parties in France, Holland, Italy, Denmark and Germany. Each country taking note of his style and wanting to license music.

From all the success in Europe, a booking would follow in Los Angeles based strictly on his success in Europe. In fact the L.A. promoters did not understand where the Brooklyn accent was coming from? But the West Coast scene had just started and Frankie held down Bi-Monthly events in London, L.A. and in NYC.

His vision of STORMrave made history. As did the Sonic Groove shop where he sold vinyl to the masses.

Comments, hints and suggestions are always welcome!

Frankie Bones @ Quadrant Park, Liverpool, U.K.  20.09.1990

EPM Podcast 158 is an old school techno and house mix from Jason Carter. As a long-time DJ and club runner who broke through in the early 90s Birmingham techno and house scene, Jason continues to fly the flag for the cutting-edge dancefloor music that originally inspired him to take to the decks. On this exclusive vinyl only mix we see Jason bring in classics and lesser-known gems from the likes of Todd Terry, Laurent X, Reese & Santonio, Armando, Fierce Ruling Diva, Rhythm is Rhythm, TNT and more.

Jason started DJing in early 1987 at the young age of 14, at that time listening to electro, hip-hop and Chicago house. During the acid house explosion he started to frequent legendary clubs such as the Hacienda and the notorious Blackburn raves etc. During his school age years he DJ’d at local small events and his first break came in the form of pirate radio when he was 16. He quickly progressed on, to DJing at local raves and started to promote and host his own events from 1992. 

In the early 90s he promoted his first major events including Sound Factory UK, due to his love of the harder edged music of Detroit and Chicago he went on to form Corrosive, a successful techno and Chicago jack night which ran for many years, hosting many big name DJs in his hometown and Birmingham. His career began to take off at this time seeing him playing out at various clubs and festivals across Europe, up and down the UK. Taking him as far as New York, Boston and Philadelphia to name but a few, he was also heavily involved with Morpheus Productions (later to become EPM) handling bookings for some of the biggest DJs of the time. 

He went on to produce with production partner Oliver way under Morpheus Productions releasing various EPs and tracks and also released tracks on Dark House music and Bell Boy and featured a track on the Detroit Grand Pubahs album Nuttin Butt The Funk.

Over the years he's performed alongside some of the biggest names in house and techno at some of the most respected venues the scene had to offer. His musical influences are varied but always on the quality side with an underground edge. ranging from Motown, funk, electro, rap, freestyle, acid house, early vocal garage, "proper" house music, techno, and jit/Chicago booty house. His form of attack has always been pure vinyl and he continues to DJ only vinyl sets.

To read to the exclusive interview click here https://bit.ly/EPM158

EPM Podcast 158 – Track list

Keith The Keyman Edwards - Solutions
4 Play - Nastiness
Todd Terry - Circus
Laurent X - Machines
TNT - Let It Flow
Xtra Bass - Step To The Rhythm
Mike Funny - Work That Mutha Fucker
Reese and Santanio - Grab The Beat
Fierce Ruling Diva - Get House
Armando - We're On The Move
Rhythm is Rhythm - The Dance
House Without a Home 2 - It's Just A
Rhythm is Rhythm - The Beginning

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EPM podcast  #158- Jason Carter

EPM podcast  #158 - Jason Carter

Here is the recording from my set at the Warg party featuring Arnaud Le Texier at 24 Moons in April 2023.

Enjoy

Warg

Matt Radovich DJing at Warg feat Arnaud Le Texier April 2023

A dj set recorded at Rockerill Charleroi. Flash Forward party, after Luke Slater's dj set.
Enjoy !

Picture by Axel Pics. Belgium

Fabrice Lig - Flash Forward party at Rockerill - Charleroi Be -  18 03 23

Bought this tape in the Ark shop in Leeds around 1994 I think. Always wondered who the dj was so if anyone has any info about this series of tapes I'd love to know , Some quality tunes on this

Ark Techno Cassette '94.  *Unknown DJ*

Recorded in 1993 for Colin Favor on Londons  Kiss FM

Colin Faver's Show, Kiss FM London, UK (06-06-1993)

Ben Long live on Colin Faver's Show 1993 Kiss FM

Just found this from a pack of cassettes a promoter sent to me back in the early 90'z for our then radio show I did with Cano on 91.5 FM WPRK, Orlando. I believe Derrick May came in this pack as well... which I believe I posted that show here on my soundcloud.
Other than that, enjoy tha rawness!!!

Manny Cuevas
aka
DJ M-Traxxx
aka
Tha Teacha

Psalms 150 = Thee Ultimate Rave!!!

Colin Dale @ Obsession - Hyperspace - The Warehouse, Plymouth, UK 8-6-1993' (Manny'z Tapez)

Ian Ossia @ Naughty But Nice, Hereford, March 1995
Corrected date: 3rd March 1995
00.00 Jimmy Somerville - Heartbeat (Armand's Cardiac mix)
02:30 Shanna - Your Love (Fathers Of Sound Pyramid Dub)
09:20 Dum Dum - One Earth Beat (Rhythm Of Life Mix)
14:50 The Reese Project - Direct Me (Sasha’s 3AM Drop Mix)
21:30 ???? Instrumental
26:30 Mory Kante - Yeke Yeke (Hardfloor Mix)
31:05 Stella Getz - Dr. Love (Development Corporation Hard Love Dub)
37:15 Nick Hook ‎– Skanking (Another Planet Mix)
43:20 ???? ragga male “jam the nightclub , rock the disco”
47:50 ??? I should know this! horns/ male scat “bom bom” can anyone recognise it??? played out by Jon Pleased/ TWA
52:50 Self Preservation Society - The Whoop (Dr Slinky McVelvet's Anadin Prescription Mix)
56:20 Artemesta - Bits + Pieces (Tin Tin Out Remix)
61:35 East Village Loft Society ‎– Manhattan Anthem (An Englishman's Search Mix)
68:00 M5 - Lift Me Up (Club Mix)
72:30 Banana Republic ‎– You Can't Go Wrong (Strictly Banana's Mix)
74:20 Cutback - Rock To The Rhythm (Aquarius Hardball Mix)
81:30 Anthony White ‎– Love Me Tonight (Jimmy Gomez 6am Mix)

Ian Ossia March 1995 Crystal Rooms (Naughty But Nice)

Luna

https://soundcloud.com/heylezouk/simplemat-until-next-time?si=b61994fe53ca4b07935d350d8e4ace75&utm_source=clipboard&utm_medium=text&utm_campaign=social_sharing

<3

simplemat - Until Next Time (LLYN remix)

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Owl Lifter is a journey through time, a bridge between past musical experiences and today’s sonic explorations. Each track captures a pivotal moment, a connection, a memory distorted into sound… It’s a return to the roots, carried by the breath of years spent experimenting, reconnecting, and sharing music with friends.

Let colour and joy lift your inner owl !

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Hoffman's Worship

Techno//House - Leeds - UK   
Joy / Fnoobtechno.com / Choose Techno

Ark Techno Cassette '94. Unknown DJ

Pete James