Thursday was a beautiful day for house music and @kamekameha showed us why he is such a revered selector in the undergrond dance music scene.

Campout Mix Series: Turtle Bugg

Alan Braxe joins for an hour long mix to celebrate the reissue of his classic compilation The Upper Cuts, out now on Smugglers Way.

https://www.instagram.com/alan_braxe/
https://www.instagram.com/smugglersway/

Alan Braxe @ The Lot Radio 04-07-2023

Rinse FM Podcast

Roman Flügel - 13 May 2023

Kaifeng based DJ & producer Yu Su cooks up an hour of warm meanderings once a month.  
https://www.nts.live/shows/yu-su/episodes/yu-su-12th-december-2023

Yu Su w/ Al Jones 121223

"Welcome back, to another exciting episode of Beats & Beyond. 
Today, we're delving into the dynamic world of an artist who needs no introduction in the realm of electronic music. Grab your headphones and get ready for a sonic and culinary journey with the one and only "Seth Troxler."

SETH TROXLER (Ep13) - BEATS & BEYOND - WILD1 RADIO

dj mix "Rewind"<download and enjoy>

Burn it..

RA.371 Black Coffee

Detroit --> NYC = @mikeservito
No one does it quite like this kicky queen 
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Buttons and the Candy Factory
February 15-16, 2019
More info... 
https://goo.gl/rdxSkJ

Artwork by...
Rory Midhani

Playlist...
Fatherhood - Single (Original Mix) - Nervous Records
Cassy x Art Alfie - Solar (Chris Count Remix) - Kwench Records
AJ Sound - Basemental - Decay Records
Pangaea - Cuba Vox - Hadal
Justin Cudmore - Real Shock (Spice Life Version) - (Unreleased)
Lauren Flax - You Have To Work - The Bunker New York (Forthcoming)
Love Letters - Let Me Know - The Bunker New York (Forthcoming)
Sterac - Scientific Methods (Original Mix) - Klockworks 20
Jordan - DSM V - Soul People Music
DJ Powerout & Jeff Wilson - Circuit Work (Original Mix) - Synewave
Faux Connee - Let’s Do It (A Love Letters Remake) - Unreleased
Justin Cudmore - Are You Ready? (Gunnar Haslam's Bass and Superstructure) - The Bunker New York
Love Letters - Servito 95 - The Bunker New York (forthcoming)
Russell E.L. Butler - Run Away With My Heart (Original Mix) - Spectral Sound
Brian Ring - Big Town Boy Small City Dreams (Jason Kendig Remix) - XXX (10)
Gherkin Jerks - Midi Beats (Original Mix) - Gherkin Records
Afrodeutsche - You Heard Me The First Time - Skam

Radio Buttons #48 - Mike Servito

Info + Tracklist [Below]

After 4 months off the airwaves, I recently made it back to NTS to resume my bi monthly slot. I played a lot of records I found on my travels in Japan at the start of the year and was joined by Gideön who did a guestmix for the second hour of the show and it was quite frankly amazing, pure deep vinyl cuts. 

@gideon-block9 is one half of Block9 who amongst other things operates the world famous Block9 Field and NYC Downlow at Glastonbury. He is also an avid record collector and has been collecting records for 25 years. For the show he dug deep in to his collection of Northern Soul, Roots Reggae, Vintage Gospel and Rare Groove.

Tracklist - https://bit.ly/2C1Slem

NTS Radio 05 - Gideön Guestmix [27.02.19]

DT Presents: DJ MIX #548 - Norm Talley (Detroit, Michigan)
- a vinyl only exclusive set for the Detroit Legends series at StayHomeFestival by Dance Television.

Watch the full video set on DanceTelevision website:
https://www.dancetelevision.net/watch/creators/399/norm-talley-house-dj-set-detroit-legends-usa-community

https://soundcloud.com/normtalley 
One of the foundation DJs of Detroit’s deep house scene, since 1982 Norm Talley helped to establish and cement the deep end of Detroit’s dance culture. An early understudy of deceased legend Ken Collier, Norm also early associated closely with Delano Smith, a bond that stands the test of time. Detroit’s house scene was slow to receive wider recognition, but this funky underbelly thrived throughout the ‘80s and helped birth later developments, techno included. Dubbed ‘progressive’ at the time, the fusion of P-Funk, Motown, soul, disco, electronic music like Kraftwerk, industrial and synth pop, and New Wave had, by the early 90s, separated into various distinct threads, the nascent house community amongst them.

Talley dropped his first releases in the late ‘90s on respected labels like Track Mode and Eddie Fowlkes’ City Boy, early signs of what was to come as Detroit house emerged from the shadows to worldwide renown following the accomplishments of Moodymann, Theo Parrish, and others. Detroit Beatdown, the DJ trio formed by Talley, Delano Smith, and Mike ‘Agent X’ Clark circa 2000, became instrumental in this rise. Showcasing the slowed down, raw, low-slung take on house that could only come from Detroit, these three artists who helped pioneer the sound presented their own personal vision to eager audiences, capped by their three-hour, three part contribution to RA’s esteemed podcast in 2010. 

By 2009 the reevaluation of early Detroit underground figures reached full swing, and Talley took the opportunity to strike, releasing a still- unbroken string of singles on reputed labels - Third Ear, Sushitech, Mixmode, Landed, Dockside, Thema, and more – as well as Omar -S’ powerhouse FXHE, who dropped his first album, 2017’s ‘Norm-A-Lize’, to critical acclaim. Mostly released since 2009, his productions trace the entire spectrum of Detroit music from disco, vocal house, and deepest transmissions to nasty techno only Motown could produce, all delivered with raw emotional intensity that keeps his DJ sets in high demand worldwide. ‘Travelin’, ‘Powder’ and ‘Join Hands’ have all become well- worn underground classics, while ‘Analog XTC’, played by Ricardo Villalobos, reached different circles entirely and is a testament to his versatility as an artist. 
His relationship with Omar-S is currently deepening with two singles on FXHE, including a reissue of his classic track ‘Detroit 2 Step’ and tour as Omar’s main support DJ. His TAG duo with fellow Detroit lifer Scott Grooves is now a residency at Marble Bar and a touring force. A rare representative of a respected brotherhood that held its own in the underground since earliest days to reach ever increasing heights, Norm Talley’s career and artistry speak eloquently about the possibilities of Detroit’s music, past, present, and future.

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