"this was a big step for me, in the beginning." The first rehearsed vinyl mix that was ever recorded by program, back in the end of the summer of 2003. It was recorded on a mini disk and lay dormant in a drawer for over 6 years. 

Program - Tear Away - Vinyl Mix - August 2003

This live set was recorded, while simultaneously finishing a half gallon of Ezra Brooks Kentucky Straight Bourbon. 

Program - Ezra Brooks Session - Vinyl Mix - Winter 2006

Program - Green Lake Session - Vinyl Mix - October 2009

Vinyl. A substance that in some circles is more precious than gold. Miles Kazemian aka Dj Program is a member of one of those circles. Around the turn of the century, underground clubs like "The Naf" and "The Superhighway" were the epicenter of the rave culture in seattle. At times when the world seemed like it was in chaos, groups of young people, flocked to underground warehouses, basements, and converted townhouses for intense dance music and surreal surroundings. There had to be a drum and bass room. and a chill room for anyone who took too much. "Sometimes the smell of cigarettes still reminds me of gritty fingers massaging vapor rub into my temples at a thousand revolutions a minute." Miles commented on the smoking section near the woods near the naf. "Back then it was all vinyl. It was the standard. Dj's would show up with milk crates full of vinyl, and just pull anything out of there. They didn't have sets made up or anything, or beat counters. They just threw it all on there, and it was a thousand times more amazing. I remember seeing a guy get boo'd off the stage for using a laptop in his set. I guess you could say things have changed a lot in the last ten years. But nevertheless, people need to remember how it all started, and recognize real skill, when they do see it." 
Miles has been focusing mainly on his solo project Your City Sleeps, but he is said to be putting some work in on some live sets in the near future.
