I tried recording the ambient crowd noise along with this mix, but not sure how that turned out. any tips? dm me pls!

Live @ Tresor (GLOBUS ROOM) 18JAN2024

A true craftsman of deep, timeless house and techno, XDB delivers a mix that captures the essence of his sound: hypnotic, patient, and beautifully refined. Drawing from decades of collecting and playing records, he pieces together a journey that feels both classic and current, with subtle shifts and warm textures woven throughout.

“The invitation to contribute to the fabric podcast series and do my debut in the club, playing room one together with Craig Richards and Peach, added big time to an already fantastic year.

What I did for this mix, was going through the shelves to pick a bunch of solid records in combination with a selection of my newest purchases, included a few promos and some unreleased dubplates. Deep stuff as always, but also a quite diverse mix, 32 tracks in total stretched into a 2 hour journey for your listening pleasure. I hope you enjoy”

He makes his fabric debut on the 15th November.

Tickets: https://ra.co/events/2206620

069 - XDB - fabric podcast

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Soy Dj productor Colombiano que reside en Ibiza (07820) quiero crear una comunidad que disfrute la música y conectar en la pista bailando

Pure tech house vol2

This week Swedish techno artist Adam Beyer weighs in with a peaktime techno workout.

RA.030 Adam Beyer

This week's podcast is from Scottish institution Slam, recorded live at The Arches in Glasgow.

RA.036 Slam

This week's podcast is a relentless seventy-nine minutes of techno from Berghain resident Ben Klock.

RA.063 Ben Klock

RA.360 Solomun

Working from his hallowed Stockholm bunker with Studio Barnhus label mates Petter Nordqvist and Kornel Kovacs, Swedish art graduate Axel Boman makes music with a rare sense of charm, wit, and humour. In both EP and LP format, he focusses on playful and curious atmospheres, kinked grooves and left of centre sampling. When not making earwormy dance music, in the past he has been found synthesising sound with nuclear physicists as The Radioactive Orchestra and also works on more clubby fair with John Talabot as Talaboman. His sets, too, are just as joyous and off beat, and are as effective for trippy after hour sessions as they are for peak time parties.  

The one hour selection the singular selector cooks up here is something of a curveball, full of unexpected twists and turns that showcase a breadth and depth of his influences whilst sounding perfect for Spring time. It's an effortlessly jaunt through freewheeling melodies, excitable disco groovers and breezy, swinging house all peppered with classics, singalong vocals and feel good gems. Well balanced so as to not be all too sugary, the far ranging mix is another wondrous window into the colourful world of one of house music’s most likeable and easy going characters. 

RA.030 Adam Beyer

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