Here's the recording from my Dj set in Dublin last december. It was a great night in one of my favourite cities. Thanks to Shane for the recording and to everybody that came and party hard. It's a 3 hour set. 

John Talabot Dj Set @ Button Factory (Dublin 7dec'13)

Many years thinking to do this dj mix, finally the time has come! 
Maximum respect and thanks to these two CREATORS and PIONEERS of techno. 
They built bridges between Germany and Detroit-Chicago-Jamaica, and the result is a new genre called DUB TECHNO. 
Enjoy the 2h 30 min journey through RHYTHM AND SOUND and BASIC CHANNEL sounds fellows!
Track list + much more on my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/pablobolivar

Moritz Von Oswald & Mark Ernestus Tribute

Tribute mix to one of my favorite labels, Giegling Records, from Germany. Tracks selected from the past ten years.

Map.ache - Where do we go from here 
Map.ache - Copy love
Leafar Legov -  Amici Di Solo Leafar Legov - Hidden Treasure
KettenKarrusell - Maybe
Map.ache - Tabac
Map.ache - Love (SOS)
Matthais Reiling  - Outpace
Leafar Legov - I need you
Leafar Legov - Your Vibe
Map.ache - Thank U Again
Map.ache - Seis
Traumprinz - 2 bad
Traumprinz - Where is home
DJ Metatron - State of Me
Edward - Turning (Map.ache Remix)
Edward - Yes (Kettankarrussell remix)
Kettenkarrussell -Wwalk
Leafier legov - Alone
Traumprinz - Believe
Traumprinz - All the things
Leafar Legal - Our Love is strong
Chromatics - Shadow (KettenKarrussel)

Too many great tunes had to be left out, but my aim was to to extend each mix as long as possible, layering the tunes to create new soundscapes from these beautiful tracks.

10 Years of Giegling Records - Tribute Mix (2024)

01 you
02 true story
03 deer - spooky action (dwig remix)
04 charly on my balcony
05 your smile (dwig remix)
06 untitled
07 gentle memories
08 untitled
09 orange afternoon

05.06.2015
www.harrykleinclub.de

dwig live @ harry klein podcast 01

quieres ser inmortal - sekimane + slowed + reverb + tiktok

John Talabot is the acclaimed Spanish DJ and producer who has brought a real sense of melody and occasion to house and techno. The Hivern Discs boss, as well as releasing a standout album in ƒIN, and fine collaborations with Axel Boman and Pional, is also an in-demand remixer celebrated for being able to create majestical grooves from originals by people like The xx and Shit Robot. He has also put together a stunning DJ Kicks mix and now he has been in the booth again, putting together a typically epic podcast for our on going series. 

Across the course of one and a half hours, the Barcelona based Talabot lays out his musical modus operandi in all its glory: serene house riddled with melody, dreamy pads and wavy tones that speak to the soul. With a rather blissed out and dreamy undercurrent, he slowly works through house old and new and keeps a strong, compelling groove present and correct at all times. Officially entitled "Post Summer Melodies" by Talabot, this mix is full of just that, and is sure to keep you warm long after the sun has gone. 


Dekmantel Podcast 033 - John Talabot

A strange and lovely bricolage.

Nicolas Jaar, Dixon, Steffi, Ben UFO and Omar-S mark our 500th podcast.

Read more: http://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=500

RA Podcast: @nicolas-jaar

RA.500 Nicolas Jaar

This is my all night set at Moog bcn from last month. It was a great chilled and enjoyable night.  Maybe it's not the perfect mix, but it was  the perfect night with the perfect vibe, thanks to all the people that came to enjoy music from minute 1. Thanks for being so warm, patient and the nicest crowd in a hot night of august. It was a great pleasure to play for you. 
JT

John Talabot @ Moog Allnighter dj set (24-8-16)

Poems To Heal Yourself Mix

Poems To Heal Yourself Mix 29-04-20

CENTER YOURSELF is a podcast series curated by Robert Johnson. Each episode is created by one of our regulars—some are made for this occasion and some are hand-picked from the club's own archive.

"Recorded at Robert Johnson on the 8th of November in 2014, this mix is a mix (tautology!) of ambient appetizers, typical starter records, dance floor advances, introspective interludes and a slow approach to debauchery that followed. Or to be intellectually more lowbrow or honest and to prevent a sophomore essay about the art of the warm up: music that sounds good at the start. Thank you for listening." Gerd Janson

Center Yourself 16 – Gerd Janson

This was hosted as part of @huntleyspalmers 100th episode on Rinse FM. Check the rest here ~ huntleyspalmers.com/rinse-fm/

RA.500 Nicolas Jaar

Resident Advisor