Blast from the past. Old cassette mix from...1996?

Alison Marks Frequency FM Mix 1996?

Penelope & Walrus at Floresta - Waking Life '22

One the many treasures of the UK underground, Jane Fitz has long given her life to music and the sharing of all the many gems that she finds on her travels. And travel she does. Any selector centric festival, event or club night and there is a high chance that Jane has either played there, or is due to take her place on the stage. While her own musical output is sparse what she does share with the world is uniquely Jane Fitz, full of soul, meaning and backed by many years of experience. [continue reading at...https://trommelmusic.com/music/podcast/trommel-158-jane-fitz/]

Trommel.158 - Jane Fitz

Joe Delon loves music. You might think that would (or should) be self-evident in someone who DJs for a living, but the electronic music world would be a better place if everyone cared and thought as much as he did. In addition to being an increasingly in-demand DJ, he runs a stellar label, Welt Discos and moonlights as a music writer, with a beloved Substack newsletter that he usually updates twice a week. A blend of touring DJ travelogue and mix recommendations, it's a rich source of information and music from an artist with a warm, friendly voice—and perhaps more importantly, impeccable taste.

It's that taste that has endeared him to many dance music fans around the world over the last few years, developing a dedicated fanbase who greet every new mix with bated breath (including, hopefully, this one). He's something of a record digger, but not in the clichéd way—he just loves to find records new and old full of melody, springy rhythms and a generally quirky, positive vibe. The music he selects often has an '80s tinge to it, even when it's not from the '80s, but it's hard to pin down what he plays, both because his sets are so unpredictable, and because it wouldn't be fair.

His RA Podcast, as he explains below, is meant to sum up his last year of DJing, a carefully put together selection of favourites from 2022 (meaning records he played that year, not that came out last year). As always, it's a mix of familiar and far-flung records, mixed with Delon's breezy, unique style. Part of the reason why people have come to love his DJing so much is that it just kind of puts a smile on your face. Listen and you'll see.

@joedelon

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RA.872 Joe Delon

We’re delighted to welcome XDB to the series this week. A little over 2hrs long, this is a long-form insight into the DJ & producer's expansive record collection. The mix kicks-off with slow building house, subtly moving through to electro and deep techno, ending with a handful of the classics, all weaved together in a seemingly effortless style that Kosta has become synonymous with. Catch the master in action at Dimensions thus summer, playing alongside the Freerotation crew ⚡️

https://soundcloud.com/xdb

TASCAM DR-05X

DIM282 - XDB

Recorded live at Welt Discos, Arroz Estúdios (Lisbon), 15 April 2023

More info here: https://joedelon.substack.com/p/live-welt-discos-150423

Joe Delon Live @ Welt Discos, 15/04/23

Yes yes ! This one took some time, mostly from my side, since the beginning of summer focus has been a bit off-focused. But here we are back on track presenting you a very special summer soaked podcast by Paris-based Tom Joyce.

I met Tom last year in August together with his buddy Juliano at Heidegluehen club in Berlin where he took over the decks after my long warm up set. I got completely sucked into his groove and we later hung out the whole day and night in this special club full of love and peace. A place for real house music. 

Tom also runs the amazing Sounds Benefit label releasing deep electro, breaky house and quirky minimal. 

I’m very pleased to have this classy dj, producer and label owner with us for our most recent podcast.  Open your windows, serve yourself a cold beverage and enjoy the jams in this excellent mixtape. 

Thanks Tom, hope to catch you soon again somewhere on a funky dance floor.

https://soundcloud.com/sounds-benefit-records

The Basic Moves Of ... TOM JOYCE

Beaming with energy from behind the decks, pals Ben and Pat aka Heels & Souls provide us with this week's mix. The pair are known for playing a truly wide variety of styles, but for their Dimensions Podcast they focus on house of various shades across 2+ hours, from dubbed out groovers to chunky house, high-energy prog and deep 90s tech-house ❤️

Long-standing friends and partners of Dimensions, their beach takeovers in Tisno have become a well-loved fixture of the past few years, providing a sun-kissed session of reggae, street soul, house, oddball downtempo and plenty more besides. We welcome them back this year for more of the same, with the likes of Prosumer, Paramida, Joe Delon and Alex Kassian joining the fun.

Enjoy the ride 🚀 soundcloud.com/heelsandsouls

DIM288 - Heels & Souls

@dj-koolt has been pivotal to the rise of his native Uruguayan scene ever since he started spinning in the 90s. Rooted in Montevideo, he made it one of the most exciting places to hear minimalist dance music. Its spiritual home is Phonotheque, the club he co-founded a decade ago and where he lays down his forward-thinking sounds to a devoted and hardcore fan base. 

The scene Godfather goes big for us this week with a two-hour deep dive into his sound. It perfectly showcases his silky transitions and ability to tell stories on the dance floor. Acid, breaks and techno are the foundational sounds but they are embellished in signature style with plenty of spaced-out designs, a sense of gritty industrial futurism and plenty of avant-garde electronics.

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Dekmantel Podcast 432 - DJ Koolt

For our eight podcast we are stoked to welcome OG german deejay Estimulo, who crafts an effortlessly summery housey journey, nicely balanced between old and new cuts!

@estimulo

OTGCAST008 - Estimulo

We feel extremely honoured to be able to present the next addition to our mix series, our dear friend Bart live at Distrikt.

In his time on this planet, Bart only ever played out a handful of times. He wasn’t particularly infatuated with the the glitz associated with the DJ lifestyle, above all his focus lay with digging for incredible music. By the time his talents began to receive the attention they deserved, he already possessed a bag of tunes so refined it would’ve been easy to mistake him for someone who’d been at it for twice as many years as he.

The recording is the majority of his 2 1/2 hour set, enduring until till the club’s close. It is a prime example of what DJing can be when it’s at its best, a journey with moments of elation, introspection, complexity and even humour too. We saw Bart’s tunes bring a feeling of connection and unity to the Distrikt dancefloor seldom seen in any club which is a memory we will always cherish.

RA.872 Joe Delon

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