Boiler Room Island x Unknown Festival, Day 1 w/ Django Django, Bill Brewster & PBR Streetgang.

[Broadcasted on 12th September 2013]

Tracklist & video at boilerroom.tv

PBR Streetgang 55 min Boiler Room x Unknown Festival mix

Joyce Muniz Excl. Podcast For House Mag Brasil ! 
Interview and Playlist
Here : http://www.housemag.com.br/www/podcast/20.html

Joyce Muniz  House Mag Series #19

PLAYLIST:
Fort Romeau - I Knew [Live At Robert Johnson]
Mennie - Phoenix [Exploited]
Swimmers & Gang – Sexy [Future Times]
Davina - Come Over to My Place (Side A) [Loud Records]
Track Yankers - Good Ol (Jason Hodges Goody) [Robsoul]
Roger S. - Get Hi [Strictly Rhythm]
Phil Weeks - It's The Inside That Counts [PW]
Mickey - You Know the Beat [Exploited]
David Jach – Playmaker [Upon You]
Spencer K, Matt Sassari - Isuly (Emanuel Satie Remix) [Time Has Changed Records]
Vhyce - Be The Same [Food Music]
Toronto Track Symphony - Livin in da Projects [DNH Records]
The African Dream - Makin' A Living [Eightball Records]

LINKS:
https://www.facebook.com/Mickeyfanpage
https://itunes.apple.com/podcast/exploite%E2%80%A6cast/id718233489
http://www.exploitedghetto.de

EXPLOITED PODCAST #57: Mickey

Del Pilon (Radio Mix) [Clubshine Records]

It’s summer, time for the house bangers to roll. This is the first of many - let me know what you think

im gonna get you - love house mix

Wahey, just in time for summer! Here's my latest mix for you to stream and dance to.

DJ Bookings: dalila@lilawunderland.de 

TrackListing:
01. Lauer - Crewners - Permanent Vacation
02. Giom - The Message - Supremus
03. Joyce Muniz - You Always Get Me High - Exploited
04. Enzo Siffredi + Sav - Hand Bone (David Pher Remix)- Stylerockets
05. Azari & III - Reckless (Steve Lawler Remix) - Virgin
06. DAVI - Illusion - Tenampa Recordings
07. Doza - Ixchel - Get Physical
08. Giom & Lonely Boy - Am I Maintaining - Bunny Tiger Dubs
09. Giom - Night Strong - Supremus
10. Saison - Please Don't Go (Giom Remix) - Guesthouse
11. Sean Miller - Come June - Ovum
12. DJ Koze - Knee On Belly - Pampa Recordings 
13. Jimpster - English Rose - Freerange
14. Mat Anderson - We Hurt Each Other - Supremus


Summer Mix 15

Please visit www.electronicgroove.com for more info and download

Connect with Tom Trago:

Website: http://tomtrago.com
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Tom-Trago-199542043398540
Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/tomtrago
Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/tomtrago
Twitter: https://twitter.com/TomTrago
Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/tomtrago

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Tom Trago’s relationship with music has always been particularly intense. “I couldn’t imagine life without music,” he says. “I feel this physical need to make music every day. It’s like my body needs it as  much as it needs food, water or sunshine.”

Right now, Trago’s immersion in music is almost total. An internationally renowned DJ, producer, live performer and label owner with three critically acclaimed albums to his name, the Dutchman divides his time between all-day studio sessions, DJ gigs and live shows all over the world, and a steady stream of musical collaborations. You sometimes wonder how he finds time to sleep.

His dedication to the cause has been unflinching since his earliest years. He grew up in a free-spirited, artistic household, surrounded by music and encouraged to make his own. He entertained himself by recording his own home-made radio shows using the weird and wonderful albums he found in his parents’ record collection.

At the age of 15, he decided that he would devote his life to music. “I just had this realization that life is so short, you have to pursue your dreams,” he says. “My dream was music. That’s all I ever wanted to do – to listen to it, discover it, make it, play it and share it.”

Ever since, he’s been living that dream. Success wasn’t instant, and in his early years in Amsterdam he barely eked a living DJing in coffee shops, earning just enough to afford to feed his vinyl addiction. “As long as I had enough to live and buy records, I was happy,”.

He was offered encouragement in these difficult early days by a number of figures on the Dutch scene, with the likes of Mike Kivits (AKA Aardvarck) and Steven De Peven (Awanto3) happy to act as unofficial mentors. As he still does now, Tom poured his heart and soul into making music. Early experiments with blends of experimental hiphop, jazz, Latin influences, Afrobeat sounds and soul-flecked broken beat caught the ear of local labels and producers.

By the time local label Rush Hour snapped up his debut single, “Live With The BBQ”, in 2006, he’d already developed a trademark style that blended the best of three decades of dance music – disco, boogie, synth funk, Detroit techno and more – with insatiable house rhythms and an intrinsic grasp of what makes dancefloors tick.

It’s this blend, not to mention his love of collaborating with musicians, vocalists and producers from Amsterdam and beyond (think Romanthony, San Proper, Awanto 3, Cinnaman, Tyree Cooper and Bok Bok), which makes his music so irresistible. Given his impressive track record, it’s perhaps unsurprising that several of his tracks – not least the rush-inducing “Use Me Again” and 2015’s equally delicious “Hidden Heart Of Gold” and “Brutal Romance” – sound like future classics.

It’s not surprising that Tom is a man in demand. Aside from travelling the glove, he continues to develop the Voyage Direct label he founded in 2010, an outlet for Dutch electronic music. It celebrated its’ fifth birthday in Spring 2015 with a label compilation, ahead of an expansive tour.

As time moves on, Tom continues to pour his heart and soul into music, whether DJing, performing live or making new tracks. If you bump into him in the corner of some dark, sweaty club, you’re likely to find him excitedly talking about ideas for new projects.

His immersion in music may be total, but Tom Trago’s musical journey is far from complete. In fact, it’s only just begun…

More info

EG.555 Tom Trago

♫ Download ♫:
http://www.deephouseamsterdam.com/london/mixtape-086-finley

Finley’s roots and love for the dance floor along with non-stop work in the studio have pushed him into the big leagues with releases on labels such as Get Physical, Nervous, Superfreq, Touch of Class, Motek, Faceless, and Sullivan Room Records.

His touring schedule has included gigs at the BPM Festival, WMC, and Movement, along with regular gigs in NYC, Detroit, Boston and Miami. He has studied music theory since childhood and is a professionally trained audio engineer from one of the most respected schools in the business. Playing his first gig in 1999 at the ripe age of 17, Finley has not stopped since.

As Finley’s popularity grows, so does his thirst for creating and playing the music he loves so much. Whether it is an all day or night studio session making new innovative sounds or performing at an established venue, Finley’s drive, focus and passion show no signs of relenting and he’s humbly taking steps towards achieving success.

We've already featured Finley's work via a Free Download of his rework of C'Hantal classic 'The Realm' and now we are happy to feature the young Brooklynite in the mix, full length style!

https://soundcloud.com/jcfinley

♫ DOWNLOAD ♫

Finley - DHL Mix #086

♫ Download ♫: 
http://www.deephouseamsterdam.com/mix-209-adesse-versions

^tracklist at the link above^

Starting out as a simple re-edit series, Adesse Versions aka Kevin Gorman has reformulated his humble ambitions into a few white label releases. Adopting a typical cut and paste ethos to house music, Adesse Versions curates a theme that exemplifies roughness and raw emotion.

Known for his production of tracks such as Baayi, Pressured and Modall, his music has found its way into the hands of icons such as Derrick May, Larry Heard and Gilles Peterson. Major record companies have also taken notice, resulting in a remix of Henry Krinkle for Sony. Along with his deep root in house-oriented work, he runs as a former mainstay of the techno world. His music graced labels such as Curle, Ostgut Ton and his own imprint Mikrowave.

In light of his talent and keen ear for a range of music, Adesse Versions showcases an exclusive mixtape.

https://soundcloud.com/adesseversions

Adesse Versions - DHL Mix #209

They say breakfast is the most important meal of the day ...

Sizzling portion of cheese, served with a side of Funk and drizzled with Disco syrup.

OMELETTE DU FROMAGE - Summer '17 [Disco / Funk]

Autumn 2017

Connecting club culture to the wider world, on screen and irl through parties, film and video.