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mixes of music, various genre. 

my fav; minimal/deep house/ tech house/techno.

sometimes i add it to a playlist; sometimes I repost.. i dunno i'm picky.

mixes

Love To Do It (Single/ Netherland)

Love To Do It (Danny Tenaglia Loves To Do It)

Boiler Room w/ Lone, Blue Hawaii, Clouds & Fort Romeau.

[Broadcasted on 29th August 2013]

Tracklist & video at boilerroom.tv

Blue Hawaii LIVE in the Boiler Room

something more calm as I was exploring my DeepHouse tracks.
Play this one when you warm-up, smoke or chill with your people :p

serene.sensuality.wav [120-130BPM]

I was toiling over this one for a while. It is my most thoughtful audio experiment to date, marking an effort to push my DJ practice beyond the dance floor - into a space of visceral connection and  cultural reflection, engaging in themes that have resonated in other areas of my creative output. 

This will be first part of what I hope will be an ongoing series. 

The mix explores the depths of the Black struggle and revolution, breathing sonic life into the complex medley of pain, joy, pride and confusion that often defines the Black diasporic experience. Weaving together abstract soundscapes, historical/fictional excerpts and soulful melodies spanning the old and the new. It leans into concepts of post-memory and inherited trauma, as well as afro-futurism and the deep sea, opening a channel for ancestral connection and inviting listeners to reflect, remember, and celebrate those who came before. 

Evocative and tangible, it’s a journey that is as educational as it is a call to dance, as beautiful as it is painful. 

I am blind from the tears but I still smile with pride. I remember those before me and I thank you. 

I hope you enjoy.

Full Tracklist:

Fela Kuti on Colonial Mentality
Among the Clouds - Substak 
Are You Ready Black People - Nina Simone (Live at Harlem Cultural Festival,  1969)	
Wake Up Niggers - The Last Poets	
Blackenized -	Hank Ballard	
Yègellé Tezeta (My Own Memory) - Mulatu Astatke	
Space Is the Place - Sun Ra Arkestra	
Darcus Howe on the Brixton Riots, (1975)
What's Going On - Marvin Gaye	
Funkier Than a Mosquito's Tweeter - Nina Simone 
Say It Loud - I'm Black And I'm Proud (Parts I & II) - James Brown	
Stop Singing and Start Swinging - Malcolm X	
Is There Any Love? - Trevor Dandy	
Reverence - Faithless	
“Whats your Name Kunta Kinte?” taken from Roots (1977)
10103 - Iron Curtis	
Enoch Powell on The White Backlash
No Sell Out (Vocal) - Malcolm X & Keith LeBlanc
Doin' It - Herbie Hancock
El Diablo	 - Gazeebo	
Martin Luther King Jr. - Assassinated, We Interrupt This Broadcast (1968)
When I'm Gone - Theo Parrish	
Desire - Moodymann	
Emotion	- Dorisburg	
“Love Has Never Been a Popular Movement” - James Baldwin 
Ravenswood House (Honey Dijon & Luke Solomon Edit)	 - NY House’n Authority	
Broken Rhythm Composer - D’Monk	
Who Knows - Steve Summers	
House Music	- Aaron Carl	
Business Acumen - In Flagranti	
Draining of the Tanks - Drexciya	
? Are We Alone - Aux 88
The Bubble Metropolis - The Book of Drexciya, Volume One		
Touched	- Shackleton	
Frank Crichlow on the Mangrove Nine 
Yemọja - AGF
“Dancing on the Slave Ship” taken from Roots (Remake) (2016)
Tsunami Rising - Meshell Ndegeocello
At Les - Carl Craig	
Slumber	- Teebs	
Human Bondage - Dorothy Love Coates & The Gospel Harmonettes	
 "As I see it !"  - Darcus Howe
Tezeta (Nostalgia) - Mulatu Astatke	
Ocralab - Opacus	 
“Kevin's Call” taken from Moonlight (2016)
Misty Blue - Dorothy Moore	
Drowning 
Ocean Waves Crashing  
Rebirth - Sebastian Paul 	
Angela Davis on Capitalism	
Papi	 - Dean Blunt	
The Future of America - James Baldwin (1963)
Love Hides All Faults - Holy Light Jrs

black engrams pt.1

"Is the infrastructure working?" The Canadian DJ and producer talks playing Coachella 2025 and the music industry's unequal power dynamics.

Is the electronic music industry pay-to-play? This week's RA Exchange with Jamaican-Canadian DJ and producer BAMBII tackles this question, exploring whether innate talent is really enough to become an artist, or if success favours those with privileged socioeconomic backgrounds.

BAMBII, a queer club innovator whose exhilarating, rave-ready records exist at the crossroads of jungle, dancehall, drum & bass and UK garage, lives in Toronto. She made waves earlier this year when she posted a viral Instagram story about her set at US festival Coachella, where she said she was forced to play with malfunctioning sound and DJ equipment. As she explains to today's host, British journalist Tara Joshi, the debacle spoke to a broader issue about an economy built on exploitation. BAMBII played the festival for free, paying her way to the gig in exchange for exposure. 

The music industry, she argues, thrives on unequal power dynamics: her experience was one of countless examples of how many artists are taught to be grateful for anything, and to be silent if they feel otherwise. "The music industry shows us how the world operates when there are no rules," she claims. "There is an assault on ethics and care in this industry. People love to recreate capitalism in the highest form."

In the interview, BAMBII also speaks about her forthcoming EP—Infinity Club II, out June 20th—as well as the North American club scene and the local grassroots collectives that she believes are keeping underground nightlife alive. Listen to the episode in full. -Chloe Lula

EX.768 BAMBII

Someone said it had to be done. This is a lovely house track highlighting a recent soliloquy by Aja.

Douched & Dangerous (featuring Aja)

20250730 MINI MIX

Nilo Senn-Slowbite (jE jE Music Recordings)

DJuma soundsystem feat anamari - A Vida é uma Danca (Morethan Talk edit)

SunRa remix

The french Dj, producer and journalist taunt us with a wonderful mix that goes from dub to dancehall and rap to the interstellar R&B of Kelis and The Neptunes. "The important thing for me, tells Christelle Oyiri, aka Crystallmess, is to show that you don’t necessary have to play techno for a rave. I love techno music, but you can get the same excitement and energy by playing non-traditional rave sounds. That’s what I wanted to do with that mix." And it works pretty well ! 

Photo by Gaëlle Antsoni Koumou

i-DJ: crystallmess

Dj Tennis for Fabric London July 2012

Watch the set and get the full tracklist at:
https://boilerroom.tv/recording/nina-kraviz-75-min-mix?utm_source=soundcloud&utm_medium=description&utm_campaign=tracklist

► Russia's ambassador of techno delivers one of our most watched sets. History in the making

Nina Kraviz Boiler Room Berlin DJ Set

Boiler Room w/ Roman Flügel, Vakula, Fort Romeau, Brinsley & Josh T. 

[Broadcasted on 12th March 2013]

Tracklist & video at http://boilerroom.tv


Roman Flügel 50 min Boiler Room mix

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Tracklist.....</b>
Tom Demac-Critical Distance- Hrdvsion Remix
Trevino-Chip
SCNTST-SunKing /(Snippet from Don't Hate,Create- Nick Monaco)
Rob Made-'Can't Stop These Feelings'
Ettienne Jaumet- Satori- Jon Convex Remix
Justin Martin & Eats Everything-Harpy
Gorgon City -Thor
ZZT-Party's Over Los Angeles- Jon Convex Remix.
Jimmy Edgar Heartkey
Hidden Cat- Comb
Dog Blood -Middlefinger
Oliver-Night is on My Mind
Djedjotronic -Kaiko
Phil Kieran -I can't go on
Scuba- The Hope (AF re-edit)
Lana Del Rey -Summer time sadness- Adam Freeland Remix
Clouds - Consciousness / Jackson & His Computer Band- Utopia
Ken Ishii & Marc Romboy -Seiun- Max Cooper remix
Rachel Row-Follow the Step- Kink Beat remix
Djs Pareja-Saxo Temor
Madmotormiquel, Sebo-Don't Eat
Ian Pooley-CompuRhythm

-Contains samples from Mahatma Ghandi's speech
Recorded in 1931 at London's Kingsley Hall 
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=player_embedded&v=46wWs2Yth0o

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Adam Freeland-Indefinable Mysterious Power -(DJ mix)

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