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Some of my new tracks with fresh tempo!

01. GOTH-TRAD - Amazon (dub)
02. GOTH-TRAD - Locomotive (dub)
03. GOTH-TRAD - One Drop (dub)
04. Danny Scrilla - Fallout [GOTH-TRAD RMX] (Civil Music)
05. GOTH-TRAD - Metropolis (dub)
06. LEA LEA - Black Or White [GOTH-TRAD RMX] (Wah Wah 45s)

GOTH-TRAD SHORT MIX / Feb 2014

Glad to share with you a special mix I did as an anniversary celebration of my 1-year old Album release 'Dark Adaptation'

Link to Album - > https://linktr.ee/sinanabdelmoati

Dark Adaptation [1 year Anniversary Mix]

1) Thomas Labermair - Voices in my Head - Bultech Remix
2) Karla Blum - Something Unreal - Oliver Huntemann Remix
3) Space 92, The YellowHeads - Afterlife
4) Mark Dekoda, Droplex - Deepest Level 
5) Space 92 - Colonia
6) The YellowHeads - Galaga
7) Kreas - Discrepancy
8) Mha Iri - You are Mine
9) Tony Romanello - Dark Energy 
10) Karla Blum - Something Unreal
11) HILO, Space 92 - Mercury 
12) AKKI - Inside my Head 
13) ERROR 84 - Last Chance
14) Karla Blum - I am Here

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Say What? Recordings Radio Show 116 | Karla Blum

'Bross continues to establish a new house-focussed direction for his sound with the release of his new two-track EP Renaissance and a new exclusive mix for our Select Cuts series.'

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Artist: Niagara (Moscow / Yekaterinburg, Russia)
Name: DHM Podcast #1399 (December 2022)
Genre: Progressive House
Release Date: 13.12.2022
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Niagara — DHM Podcast #1399 (December 2022)

Mix  Progressive/Techno

Dr Banana is a name that commands a lot of respect in certain corners of the dance music world. The man has his Ph.D in record digging—not literally, mind you, but play along—and key to his success is the sense of fun, joy and ecstasy he brings to his DJing. UK garage historian? Sure. Blinding DJ? Definitely. He likes to play records you've never heard before, records that not only make you dance but might remind you of some of your favourite, formative records of yore.

The UK artist started out with a fashion line and some records and ended up an influential label boss, collector and DJ. He made his name with skippy, retro UK garage—sometimes from new producers and sometimes unearthed from the archives—and nicely coincided with the genre's explosion in popularity. Since then, he's highlighted everything from old-school German garage to new-school producers like K-LONE. His DJ sets have only become more adventurous and, crucially, even more bumping. Jungle, R&B, tech house, you name it. His RA Podcast zeroes in on a vintage-sounding, rollicking kind of house music, full of seismic disco basslines and quirky vocal samples. It's as celebratory as it is mysterious.

Once, Dr Banana was a not so well-kept secret for the heads—the kids in Berlin and London who were starting to realize the similarities between UK garage, minimal and tech house. Now, he's for everyone, and starting to earn the wider recognition he deserves.

@dr-banana

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RA.916 Dr Banana

Presented by Pittsburgh Track Authority and The Loud Minority
Recorded October 18, 2014 live at Hot Mass. 

Theo Parrish - Live at Hot Mass Pittsburgh - 10/18/2014 - Part 1

"Close your eyes and let yourself be carried away by this captivating tale of intrigue. Field recordings interwoven with minimalist ambiances and silences. Textures that disturb and create meticulously crafted inflection points. A masterpiece of abstraction and balance, introspection and perception. An exercise in deep listening and auditory training. A sensory honeycomb."

Richard Chartier (@richard-chartier) is a Los Angeles based artist, considered one of the key figures in minimalist sound art. Chartier’s works explore the inter-relationships between the spatial nature of sound, silence, focus, perception, and the act of listening itself. Chartier's sound works/installations have been presented in galleries and museums internationally and he has performed his work live across Europe, Japan, Australia, and North America at digital art/electronic music festivals and exhibits.

Photo credit: Robert Eckhardt

tracklist:

emma margetson - cimbaal
asmus tietchens - sub-h4
kazuo uehara - diffusion (excerpt)
john hudak + eva-maria houben - paloma wind 3
johannes malfatti - to the fires
steve roden - night ring (excerpt)
garth erasmus - roesdorp requiem
natasha barrett - displaced_replaced 2 wet and gusty
ian wellman - decaying house (excerpt)
walter maoli - formazione di stallattiti
cole peters - powerline road (excerpt)
siavash amini + eugene thacker - a shape forlorn (for zhu shuzhen) (excerpt)
melvin gibbs - light absorption
toshiya tsunoda - plastic float (excerpt)
cindytalk - let love burn
zoe efstathiou - omphee
ryoji ikeda - # 13
eliane radigue - biogenesis (excerpt)
christina kubisch - atocha
teresa rampazzi - laringe
zoviet france - cirice (excerpt)
france jobin - scène 3
simonel - algo en común
haruo okada + fabio perletta - genkai 11+10 (excerpt)

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------ about 200

After a few years, we are celebrating—reaching 200, who would have thought! It all started as a happy idea talking with friends from Hausofcolor. "Could we upload the djsets from the parties?" we wondered. And what if we talk to friends from Barcelona to express themselves through music?

Then, with the pandemic, the purpose evolved: to share completely heterogeneous music every week. I aimed to create different dynamics with various lights and concepts. Over time, the channel has been defined in a more specific direction, where the subjective taste has dynamically and tendentially shaped the content. The music featured now can be broadly understood in two main abstract (and very holistic, it must be said) themes. Every week is a surprise. On the other hand, the audience can get a sense of the direction things are heading. There are these two main blocks: one of deep listening, ambient, avant-garde and concrete, minimalism and/or experimental, drone, or more eclectic pieces dedicated to the collector/selector. And another more dedicated to deep beats, at different speeds and rhythms but generally quite horizontal in nature.

I remember dedicating the 100th episode to my fav festival, La Mostra, F-on did a beat djset associated with the sounds you would find in its first edition. For this 200th episode, where La Mostra has now celebrated its third edition, the maestro Richard Chartier has prepared this delight of deep listening without beats. A bit of a summary of the two contexts you can find, broadly speaking, on HOC radio.

A million thanks to all the artists who have shared a story with us every week, and thanks to all of you who follow this channel! Without all of you, nothing would be possible!

I also want to thank: hausofcolor, without whom this would not have started. Additionally, we thank the collectives, festivals, labels, clubs and friends who help or have helped me, like Toni, Jordi, Sara, Anne and, as always, Bualié for the designs. Thanks to all of you!

Joan Gila

HOCast #200 - Richard Chartier

After his great remix on 
Outis 007 "Icore" by Claudio PRC & Ness 
Nuel delight us with a wonderful mix.

Outis Podcast Series 007
Nuel

Enjoy.

Info @ outis-music.com

No tracklist available.


OutisPodcastSeries07 -  Nuel

It was my first Draaimolen and no one knew it which was great. 
It was also my first encounter with Addit Audio and their sound system installed for the first time in its full glory. I can't recall being brought to tears during one soundcheck.
So there were no news, no algorithms, no expectations to be disappointed. The pit was not announced. It felt like a curious manifestation of something paranormal.
Wonderful sound system, records and sweetest weather.  
Those who found us in the small pit in the middle of the forest most likely didn't know what was going on. 
For the most part of the first 5 hours I figured out that it would be great to play for and with the sound guy, playing right and wrong records and figuring out which one sound good. Research and development mission for Addit Audio.
After 5 hours ISAbella joined for a brief back to back session. Everything can happen in the realm of paranormal. Luckily she stayed and we played together for the next 3 hours until the last song, the one for the deceased. Probably as close as it gets to transcendence. 

Thank you all. You know who you are. 

Vladimir Ivkovic

Vladimir Ivkovic at Draaimolen Festival 2024

Kaleidoscopic psychedelia from one of Australia's finest.

While it might feel early to call bets on DJs of the decade, Kia Sydney, best known as Kia, is undoubtedly one of them. The Animalia founder began in Naarm's (Melbourne) underground scene in the mid-2010s, crediting a trip to the influential deep techno Japanese festival, Labyrinth, as the inspiration behind her sound.

Deep techno might not cut it as a descriptor for Sydney's sound, though. Hypnotic ribbons of steely techno mix with atmospherics and nimble grooves, drawing from IDM, dub and tech house, sharing as much with DJ Nobu and Donato Dozzy (try to find the track that overlaps with Dozzy's own RA Podcast) as well as modern practitioners like Priori and Beatrice M.

This distinctly Australian scuttling psychedelia has made Kia one of the most sought-after underground DJs globally. Her brainchild, Animalia, showcases a plurality of sounds and scenes, serving as living proof of the fruitful shift of the 2020s: less serious, perhaps, but with a sense of open-minded worldliness that offers a far more promising vision of what dance music can be and achieve.

Sydney's rare talent lies in forging connections, bringing people, sounds and ideas together with a distinct playfulness. Her RA Podcast showcases this alchemy in abundance, weaving classics like Monolake and Enya with peers such as OK EG, Cousin and Command D.

As she told us in her 2023 Breaking Through profile, "people tell me I have quite a distinctive sound but I can't tell so much because I hear so many different versions of it." RA.973 serves as confirmation that Kia's style is, to say the least, the mark of a generational talent.
 
@kia-sydney @animalia-label  @cirruslabel

Read more at ra.co/podcast/973

RA.973 Kia

🌟 🚨 The latest in plugg/pluggnb mixed by DJ AUTOBOUNCER620 aka Huerco S. 🚨 🌟

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Regis and Function's first mix in over 10 years is a unique paean to Silent Servant, heavy on unreleased material.

When it came time for RA to compile our Albums of the 2010s, one record with a tauntingly limited availability of 500 copies was never in doubt: Sandwell District's era-defining 'Feed-Forward'. Encompassing Karl O'Connor (Regis), Peter Sutton (Female), David Sumner (Function) and Juan Mendez (Silent Servant), Sandwell District had the underground in a vice grip for over a decade.

The collective imploded in 2013, with Sumner and O'Connor's relationship appearing beyond repair. And yet, an unlikely second phase is here, featuring imminent comeback LP 'End Beginnings' and their return to the RA Podcast after 16 years. In 2023, the trio of Function, Regis and Silent Servant had been performing and laying down new material before the latter's shock death last January. It's in the shadow of loss that this unique mix was forged.

Founded in 2002 as a spiritual sister to seminal Downwards, Sandwell truly began to hit its straps in the late '00s, as shadow-stalking cuts sliced through clubland orthodoxy like a switchblade. In parallel, the label's artwork—a noir recombination of Burroughs cut-ups, DIY zines and arthouse amour that Silent Servant made his own—helped fortify a movement which placed an aesthetic premium on grit, grain and sadism.

By the early 2010s, this fixation on the dark arts had utterly permeated the mood inside techno's masonic temples. Labels like Blackest Ever Black, Stroboscopic Artefacts, Avian and Modern Love were in their pomp, razorwire legends like Severed Heads and Chris & Cosey benefited from second winds, and it was briefly a jailable offence to not have a press photo in black and white. 'Feed-Forward' was the exceptional coronating statement.

RA.978 features a stack of unheard recordings from each of the trio, as well as close allies Stefanie Parnow and Tropic of Cancer, while also gathering many of Silent Servant's all-time favourite songs, including Psychic TV, Grace Jones and Galaxie 500. It's a strikingly vulnerable listen, one without many parallels on the Podcast. We're glad to run it. – Gabriel Szatan

Read more and find the tracklist here: ra.co/podcast/978
Read our new feature with Sandwell District here: https://ra.co/features/4426

RA.978 Sandwell District

A survey in minimal micro emo tech low end sonics with Loidis.

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A new studio set from one of the foundational icons of drum & bass.

Few names in drum & bass carry as much history as Peshay. Paul Pesce came up in the crucible of early rave and left fingerprints on labels like Mo' Wax, Good Looking and, most obviously, Metalheadz. By the time drum & bass was surging in the mid-'90s, he was bolted as one of the scene's most distinctive voices. 

Where others were pushing clinical austerity or waves of dark pressure, Pesce's ear drew him to featherlight, jazzy chords instead. The atmospheric drum & bass movement—or intelligent, as it's sometimes known today—cohered in his hands with timeless staples like "The Piano Tune" and "Miles From Home."

To a contemporary generation, he may now be best known for Studio Set, which caught alight as a prime slice of algorithm fodder on YouTube in the late 2010s, racking up millions of plays. Alongside Bailey’s Intelligent Drum & Bass, the mix has taken on a second life as a seminal document of a genre in flux. All of which made its removal from the internet, based around a spurious copyright strike, a hot concern.

Although a little tad reserved than some of the scene's most dominant names, Pesce has remained a loyal custodian and historian of the sound. While Studio Set was down, we offered him a crack at making something fresh, and though it's thankfully back up, the Kafkian nightmare galvanised his commitment to preserve recorded history.

Known as a DJ for his dynamic way with a groove, extended blends have long been Pesce's signature. You’ll hear plenty of those on his RA Podcast, as golden-age rollers and contemporary vocal cuts push in and out for up to four minutes, painting a portrait of the genre’s vitality from someone who helped define its terms. True to form, RA.993 carries the touch of a jazz conductor and the assured cool of a veteran who's been deep in the culture for over 30 years.

@peshay-official

Find the interview and tracklist at ra.co/podcast/993

RA.993 Peshay

The German minimal DJ returns to the spotlight with two hours of artfully subtle house and techno.

There's an old German proverb that goes "Der stete Tropfen höhlt den Stein." Literally, it means a constant dripping wears away the stone, but the point isn't about force but patience: slow, steady repetition can leave the deepest mark. It's an apt metaphor for the career of Kosta Athanassiadis, better known as XDB.

Active since the early '90s, first as a DJ and then producer by the decade's end, Athanassiadis has built a career less on hype than persistence. His catalogue spans labels like Dial, Metrolux and Echocord, alongside a steady trickle of EPs and remixes that have quietly cemented his reputation as one of minimal house and techno's undersung heroes.

That patience carries into his sound and production ethos. Where many of his peers embraced software upgrades and new workflows, Athanassiadis has long stuck to Cubase, a handful of trusty instruments and 30-year-old speakers he claims to have run "hundreds of thousands of tunes" through. He also still prefers to use inexpensive, straightforward gear—what matters, he insists, is not the tools but the feel. The result is a sound that’s stripped back, direct and enduring.

Lately, Athanassiadis has found himself back in focus. With minimal enjoying fresh attention, his calendar has filled, and with it a run of back-to-back sets—most often alongside PLO Man, a regular sparring partner this year. True to form, though, you won't find that his style has changed much. Over 30 years after his first gig, you can rest assured you'll still find him playing with patience, carving out long arcs rather than sharp peaks.

His RA Mix captures him in a reflective mood. Running just over two hours, RA.1003 is a hushed yet absorbing affair, moving seamlessly from the delicate atmospherics of Valentino Mora and Caldera to the machine funk of Robert Hood, Solid Gold Playaz and Marcellus Pittman. There are left turns folded into XDB's patient narrative arc, too: John Carpenter's brooding scores here, DJ Sprinkles' melancholic work with Will Long on "Acid Trax N (Acid Dog)" there.

It's the sound of a DJ who has been quietly chiseling away for three decades, and who understands the value of persistence as much as restraint.

@xdb

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RA.1003 XDB

"Combining sounds that wouldn't normally be thought of together." So reads the final line of Mexican DJ and producer 1OO1O's short-but-sweet artist bio. It's a claim many make but few pull off. Are truly new fusions still even possible in 2025? Hasn't electronic music reached saturation point? Not in the hands of 1OO1O, AKA uno cero cero uno cero, or one O O one O. 

For the best part of a decade, the Xalapa-born artist has been mashing up footwork, jungle, techno, electro, UK garage and breaks with Latin America's myriad folkloric styles, from salsa and merengue to mambo and dembow. The results, like 2023's SALSA & BREAX, or last year's SALÓN CANDELA, feel electrifyingly fresh, connecting threads across eras and traditions with a subtle dexterity. The secret is a deep respect for the source material.

Indeed, foregrounding the best of Latin America—and specifically Mexico—is the dominant theme on RA.1010 (do you like what we did there?). By his own admission, 1OO1O switched up his DJing a couple years ago to prioritise music made locally or regionally by himself and his friends. At a time when Latin American culture is both at its peak and yet still constantly "reshaping itself to accommodate tourists and 'expats,'" his sets in clubs, festivals and radio stations around the world are his way of spreading the gospel.

This 70-minute mix, then, is heavy on both Mexican talent—Regal86, DNZA, AAAA, Loris, FRAN G—and unreleased 1OO1O tracks. It's tough, rhythmic and strikingly modern, with just the right balance of light and intensity. Given the glut of local music, a late cameo from London grime MC Trim glistens like an emerald in the sun. If you want to know what the cool kids are raving to in Monterrey, Guadalajara and Mexico City right now, here's your answer. - Carlos Hawthorn

RA.1010 1OO1O

D-FORMATION's rise as a DJ and producer continues to be unstoppable, achieving and securing the recognition and support of the great majority of the underground industry from Tech and Progressive House to Trance itself. And all that was due to those melodic tinges, intrinsic and inherent to his tracks, which delighted and made wonders with artists such as Tiësto, Armin Van Buuren, Danny Tenaglia, John Digweed, Hernan Cattaneo or Deep Dish, which also enabled him to work for important record labels like Sony Music, Virgin Records, EMI, Beatfreak, Tusom, Toolroom, Yoshitoshi, Frequenza, Nervous, Twisted, CR2, Stereo Productions, Monique Musique or Baroque.
Numerous prizes as a DJ and as a producer granted by the industry vouch for all those years of his professional career, although it is noteworthy his #39 position in the Top 100 DJs of the prestigious DJMAG magazine, the highest ranking that a Spanish DJ has ever achieved (véase archivo). Nowadays he combines his work at the studio with an almost permanent tour across the best festivals and events in the entire world such as Space, Amnesia, Privilege or Pacha in Ibiza, Ageha and Womb (Tokyo) and more.

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DJ Mix #446 D-Formation Live

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Oscar Mulero @ Awakenings ADE Closing party (23-10-2016)

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"In my view, Muslimgauze was one of the most genius musicians of all time. Almost 20 years after his tragic death his music still sounds as fresh, creative and forward-thinking as when it was made. In Màgia Roja, a great Barcelona club, I honoured Muslimgauze by doing a three hour mix, using two turntables and a cd player. Most of the time I play two or three (parts of) tracks simultaneously, making it a true DJ Marcelle/Another Nice Mess composition / mix." DJ Marcelle

DJ Marcelle - Muslimgauze Mix, recorded live in Barcelona 24th September 2016

01.Alex Tomb - Marianne in the Woods [SEVERAL REASONS]
02.Wigbert - Something Else [SCI+TEC]
03.LAAT - Nameless [ELEVATE]
04.Rob Hes - About Tomorrow [ELEVATE]
05.Christian Smith - Cinnamon [SIZE]
06.Rob Hes, LAAT - Beloved [TRONIC]
07.Christian Smith - Explanation (Kaiserdisco Remix) [TRONIC]
08.Duss - Phase [GAIN]
09.Rob Hes, Patrik Berg - My Moog [TRONIC]
10.SAMA - Disease [RESPEKT]
11.Whyt Noyz - The Gods Clap (Spektre Remix) [ELEVATE]
12.Gabriela Penn - Point [FLASH]
13.Rob Hes - The Solution [TRONIC]
14.Ben Klock - Subzero [OSTGUT TON]

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Tronic Podcast 229 with Rob Hes

My Essential Mix meanders through the deeper and dubbier shades of House and Techno. I've decided to focus on music from the FUSE crew, as these guys have really innovated and pushed our sound forward. I've also included music from our friends and the wider community of artists who contribute to my FUSE London and InFuse labels.

London and its rave culture have been at the heart of my sound for many years now. So expect to hear some heavy beats, grooves and some big basslines as Jungle, Garage and classic House come together to form what is now the sound of FUSE.

I hope you enjoy the mix.

Tracklist:
Iuly.B - Adventurous [Fuse London]
Vinyl Speed Adjust - Unexpected Senses [Infuse]
OdD - Pressure Free [Fuse London]
Burnski - Pressure [Infuse]
Andrea Introvigne, Steaf - The Last Train [Infuse]
Howl Ensemble - Howl008.1 [Howl]
Seb Zito - Nighty Eight [7DB]
Unknown Artist - Digwah02 [Digwah]
Jack Wickham - Kotone [Infuse]
Okain - Places De Fetes [Infuse]
Shay - 90’s Jam (KOKO remix)[Arupa]
Subb-an - Future Wise [Infuse]
Enzo Siragusa - Flexin [Fuse London]
Archie Hamilton - Channel Dub [Fuse London]
Unknown Artist - Manitou B2 [Manitou Records]
Ferro - Now The Stars Are In A Different Place [VBX]
Alex Celler - But She Ain’t [unreleased]
Fabe - Listen [Understate:ment]
Rich NxT - Trumdog [NXT Records]
Arkityp - Kool 94.6 [Arkityp]
East End Dubs - Mind Traps [Infuse]
Enzo Siragusa & Seb Zito - Blue Notes [Rawax]
Seb Zito & Dan Farserelli - F&Z3.1 [F&Z]
Enzo Siragusa - Little Angel [Infuse]

Enzo Siragusa - BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix

Mix details and track listing below.

http://www.discogs.com/Conor-Keeling-Hardcore-Traxx-Dance-Mania-Records-1986-1997-Limited-Edition-Bonus-Mix-CD/release/5410770

DJ Deeon - Shouts
Thomas Kendricks - Love Sensation (rx)
DJ Funk - Work That Sucker (dub)
Jammin Gerald - Mutha F____ Party Hype
Paul Johnson - Groove Melody
Jammin Gerald - Get Da Ho’ 94
Parris Mitchell Project - Bitches and Money
Tyree - Acid Crash (rx)
Lil Tal - Addiction
Drewsky - Modern Melodies
Jammin Gerald - Move it
Drewsky - Half-of- Bat (PJ mix)
Tyrone Davis - Bring It On
DJ Deeon - Da Bomb
Joe Pippen - Crazy Edit
DJ Slugo - Wouldn't You Like To Be a Hoe
Paul Johnson – Take A Lickin (And Keep On Tickin’)
2 Bit Project - One for U One for Me
Paul Johnson – Booty Call
DJ Debo – On The Flo
DJ Deeon – Shake That Butt
Quad – RZ-1
Low End Theory - Track Werk
Steve Poindexter - Work That Mutha (LJS Clean mix)
Steve Poindexter - Computer Madness (LJS Hyper mix)
Jammin Gerald - Pass It To The Homie
Two Men on Wax - Get You Some More
Tyree - Let It Go (rx)
DJ Rush -Microchip
Playground Productionz - I Work
DJ Funk - House the Groove
The Track Stars - Hardcore
DJ Slugo - Freaky Ride
DJ Rush - The Reactor
Houz'Mon - The Groove
DJ Milton - Birthday Girl
Jammin Gerald - Like This Track
DJ Milton - Like Me
DJ Funk - Work That Body
House Master Boyz and the Rude Boy of House - House Nation
DJ Deeon - Freaks
Parris Mitchell feat. Waxmaster - Ghetto Shout Out
DJ Deeon - 1112
DJ Milton - Telefon Luv (rx)
DJ Milton - Beat It Up
Top Cat - Work Out
Paul Johnson - Feel my MF Bass
Tyree - Nuthin' Wrong
Paul Johnson – Booty Call
2 Bit Project - Make U Dance

Dance Mania Records 1986 - 1997, CK's bonus disc mix for Strut Records' "Hardcore Traxx"

A live recording from a FallingUp club session [10.03.12] feat. the one and only Dez Andrés.

We were honoured to have the Detroit legend grace the 'tables at our party. 
Thanks to everyone who came and made the night so special.
Bigup Dez Andrés for bringing the vibes!

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