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Live @ Movement 2017

Movement 2017

Movement Detroit 2017

Movement Underground Stage 2017 Live Sets

Lexdray City Series 
Volume 32 
Welcome To Delta City 
Mixed By Sinistarr

Lexdray City Series - Volume 32 - Welcome To Delta City - Mixed By Sinistarr

An hour of driving Techno I played for the Beatmatrix radio show.

Beatmatrix Set 12/08/14

John Digweed - Live From Ultra Music Festival Miami 2015 (Carl Cox & Friends 2015 Day 2)

John Digweed - Live @ Tomorrowland 2015 (Carl Cox & Friends Stage)

Awaken Ibiza dj comp 2016, Top Ten "Chris Roxx"  Detroit mix

Moderat- milk (original)

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John Digweed - Live @ Ultra Music Festival 2016 (Resistance Stage) [Free Download]

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Richie Hawtin - Live @ Ultra Music Festival 2016 (Day 2) [Free Download]

Brian Kage Live at Movement Electronic Music Festival at Hart Plaza in Detroit, Michigan May, 28th 2017.  Recorded with zoom recorder with Technics 1200s, Pioneer CDJs, Roland TR-8, Various FX Pedals, sunshine and sweat!

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Tracklist: 

Brian Kage - Awaken From Hibernation
John Jastszebski - Tea Break (Delano Smith Remix)
Mr G. - G’s Strings
Brian Kage - Migration Pattern
Radioslave - What Happened?
Technasia - Evergreen (Jerome Sydenham Special Edit)
A [Phase] - The Bwiti Initate
Steve Bug - What’s Happened (Rod Remix)
Carl Craig - At Les (Savary Remix)
Slam - Viginti Quinque 
Lady Starlight - E2.2
Ed Davenport - Head Channel
Samuel L Session - Cheap Tape
Kessell - Sensorium
Brian Kage - Limitless
Matrixxman - Protocol 
Adonis - No Way Back
Radioslave - Repeat Myself (Rodhad Remix)
Mr. G - It Dub
Slam - Clap Your Hands
Aril Brikha - Groove La Chord
Privacy - New Wake Trace
Model 500 - Clear
Maxtrixxman - Mainframe 2.0
DJ 3000 - Take Me Away (Truncate Remix)
Kink - Beats
DJ 3000 - Just Work It (Featuring Paris the Black Fu)
Johannes Heil - By Night Three
Eddie Hale - Anomaly 
Underworld - Rowla
Andrei Morant - Falling Down 
Reference (Brian Kage & Luke Hess) - Best Day in Detroit
Josh Wink - Denial
Steve Poindexter - Work that Motherfucker
Hobo - Think and Talk
Brian Kage - Past Echoes 
Brian Kage - Best Kept Secret (Vignette)

Brian Kage is a Techno Producer & DJ born and raised in Detroit.    Kage has released music on Omar-s’ record label, “FXHE,”  Carl Craig’s “Planet-E”, Luke Hess’ “DeepLabs,” Steve Bug’s “PokerFlat,” Rob Modell’s “Echospace,” and many more.  Kage’s ‘DetroitLuv’ record was featured and played on BBC Radio 1’s Essential Mix by Richie Hawtin and Ricardo Villalobos.

Brian recently created a new record label called, “Michigander.”  The first release on the label, Brian’s “The Arc EP” pays tribute to Detroit with it’s uplifting melodic techno style.  “The Arc EP” was also featured and praised on Resident Advisor’s “New Tracks” list.

Kage has also helped co-found the record label, “Beretta Music” in 2002. Beretta has played an important role in helping shape and develop the careers of many internationally respected producers on its roster. Seth Troxler, Ryan Crosson, Luke Hess, and Alex Israel are just some of the talented artists who were first recognized and developed by Brian at their side in the studio.

The best word to describe Brian is ‘passionate.’ From his intense work ethic in the studio, to his emotionally charged DJ sets,  Kage’s strongest attribute is his ultimate love for his craft, the music.

Brian Kage - Movement Detroit 2017 DJ Set LIVE - Pyramid Stage - 5-28-17

One of our most memorable shows ever. Big thanks to https://soundcloud.com/griz for stopping by to tag with us for a bit as well. 

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Tracklist: 
Skapes - Poppin
Plastikman - Spastic
Pirupa - Check This Out
GAWP - Prime Society 
Go Freek - Put It Down
Javi Lopez - With Me
Matt Thiss - Get Down
Waze & Odyssey - Bounce With Me
Acid Kids - Expression
Karuva - Can’t Stop, Won’t Stop
Whoami - Rehab
LYCID - Make You
Apollo 84 - Legs
Sam Whitmore - One Click
Golf Clap & Eyes Everywhere - Bout That (Festival VIP Edit) 
Dr. Fresch - Sick
PAX - Voir
Codes - Bumps
Rich Wakley - Flex Luthor
Cobra Khan - Don’t Know
Waze & Odyssey - Set It Off
Chris Lake - I Want You
Stuuks - Man Sound
Cuartero - Newo 
Cobra Khan - Powder
Tuff London - The Gospel Truth
Vanilla Ace & Dharkfunkh - What We Gonna Do?
Green Velvet & Detlef - Alright
Cache 22 - Cosmic Funk
Tekla - Shake

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Golf Clap - Live @ Movement Detroit 2017

The RA Underground Stage in pictures and mixes: https://www.residentadvisor.net/features/2996

As the final few kick drums pounded out of the speakers on Monday night, one person waved their shirt wildly. An inflatable ball soared through the air. Everyone was dancing. Up on stage, Ben Sims and Truncate smiled as they faded out the last track of a blistering set, bringing down the curtain on a memorable weekend.

RA Live: 29.05.2017 - Ben Sims B2b Truncate, The RA Underground Stage, Movement Detroit

The RA Underground Stage in pictures and mixes: https://www.residentadvisor.net/features/2996

Ryan Elliott hails from Michigan and has played Movement every other year since 2005. It came as little surprise, then, when he casually knocked it out of the park early on Sunday evening, with a headsy techno set featuring tunes by Sleeparchive, Robert Hood, Deadbeat and Developer.

RA Live: 28.05.2017 - Ryan Elliott, The RA Underground Stage, Movement Detroit

The RA Underground Stage in pictures and mixes: www.residentadvisor.net/features/2996

The UK artist Rebekah grew up attending iconic Birmingham parties like Atomic Jam. Her DJ/live hybrid performance at Movement captured the face-melting spirit of the Midlands dance music scene's halcyon days—in fact, her set was one of the most punishing displays of techno we heard all weekend.

RA Live: 29.05.2017 - Rebekah (Hybrid Set), The RA Underground Stage, Movement Detroit

The RA Underground Stage in pictures and mixes: https://www.residentadvisor.net/features/2996

Steve Rachmad's Sunday night slot as STERAC was so impressive that we rated it as one of the weekend's key performances. As the rain lashed down outside, causing the temporary closure of the outdoor arenas, the place to be was under cover listening to the Dutch master. The dance floor was a heaving throng when the beat kicked back in on James Ruskin's "Work," the high point of a superb set.

RA Live: 28.05.17 - Sterac, The RA Underground Stage, Movement Detroit

The RA Underground Stage in pictures and mixes: https://www.residentadvisor.net/features/2996

Let's start with a fun fact: the first tune played on the RA Underground stage at Movement 2017 was E.R.P's electro remix of Efdemin's "Decay." Detroit artist Altstadt Echo was at the controls, and he set the tone for the weekend with his understated, groovy selections. By the end of his two-hour set, the dance floor was in full swing.

RA Live: 27.05.2017 - Altstadt Echo, The RA Underground Stage, Movement Detroit

The RA Underground Stage in pictures and mixes: https://www.residentadvisor.net/features/2996

It's the start of the third and final day of an energy-sapping festival. As a DJ, one should probably ease things into gear, right? Wrong. Midwest legend DJ Hyperactive delivered what he had emblazoned on his shirt: "Kick & Snare & Clap & Hat & Tom." Acid lines squirmed. Snares rattled. And the kicks—well, the kicks positively boomed, not least when he dropped Plastikman's "Krakpot" at the very end.

RA Live: 29.05.17 - DJ Hyperactive, The RA Underground Stage, Movement Detroit

The RA Underground Stage in pictures and mixes: https://www.residentadvisor.net/features/2996

Before he took to the stage, Function joked that he needed to crank up the tempo of his set higher than he'd initially planned. It was easy to understand why: he was following AX&P (Adam X and Perc), who'd just battered the crowd with two hours of industrial techno. Armed with, among other things, a TR-909, a laptop, a couple of controllers and a Rane mixer, Function wasn't about to be outdone. He stepped up and delivered a 135 BPM masterclass.