When someone sticks with a certain kind of activity through its highs and lows for the most part of his life, you can definitely call it a passion. With Gilbert Cohen alias Gilb’R, you would even have to speak of a calling. From his days as a musical programmer and DJ for the legendary Parisian station Radio Nova to his productions, remixes and partnership with I:Cube as Chateau Flight and maybe most important with Versatile Records.

GILB'R [Day Curated by Floating_bstrd]

THE MOODY FLOW 
aired on Dublab April 23rd by Thomas Fehlmann

1. karnickel - boeser herbst 	
2. freund der familie - OHM - fehlmann’s flowing crimson mix 
	a new remix for the ‘freund der familie’ label in leipzig
3. phoenix 
	commisioned by the botanical gardens in phoenix, AZ 
	will be released on the ‘advanced public listening’ comp in japan in a few months.
9. chapter M (light) - 1929
4. offline - minimal detroit audio 001
	this is on the first EP of terrence dixons new label ‘minimal detroit audio’
5. mister drone 
	score for raymoned pettibon documentary ‘a collection of lines’ by spencer leigh
8. auf die spitze - boeser herbst
6. expedition 
	commissioned by the natural history museum in essen. all sounds are processed from stones
7. untitled sketch - collab with daniel meteo (guitar)
10. chapter D (swing) - 1929      
11. vulkan - boeser herbst

The Moody Flow by Thomas Fehlmann | Dublab

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With the 2021 re-release on Turbo Recordings, I got the chance to sit down with the man himself: Dominic Woosey aka Neutron 9000 to do a track by track deep dive of this stunning 1994 epic album. We cover everything from Japanese influence to Brian Eno, and get into his history as a producer, his years in Berlin, and our own early crossing of paths. 50min public version .... and the extra 30min bonus complete version for Club Sexor members on Patreon. Enjoy!!!!!

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In the light of Fletch's departure, R.I.P., I put together this 90 minutes mix of differents (official, versions and remixes) of Depeche Mode's Enjoy the silence.
All these mixes we're officially released by the band and commissioned to different remixers.
They are so good that most of them need to be heard from start to finish, and, towards the end, starting with ewan pearson, I start to mix them up together and end with an encore from the Montreal live recording, from touring the angel, since I'm from montreal, thought would end the mix on a nice note.
90 min of the same song you might think it might drive you nuts, but in a way, I was quite good at doing just that, but be assured, it goes through since some of those remixes are really out there creative with crazy parts, so not to repetitive.

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so I can keep making more of these
Thanks
Rest in Peace Mr.Fletch

Depeche Mode - Enjoy The Silence (Robert De La... Gauthier's 90 min mix of different versions)

Remix  Lover  Dance Floor  Edit mix    FULL HD

BBC Legends Of The Dancefloor - Larry Levan Paradise Garage the lost 2nd Anniversary Tape from 1979 produced by Lenny Fontana & Eddie Gordon
This is the Second Anniversary Tape which was recorded live by Lenny Fontana from the radio that happened live at the Paradise Garage which aired January 1979 on WBLS FM New York with DJ Larry Levan, Frankie Crocker, Dan Hartman and Loletta Holloway, Sylvester and Mcfadden and Whitehead.  Along with fellow DJ Eddie Gordon and Mike Morin Legends of the Dancefloor was created. Thank you BBC for all your support on this. 
Yours Truly Lenny Fontana

special thank to Mike Morin

Playlist:
1. Four Tops — Main Street People
2. General Johnson — Can't Nobody Love Me Like You Do
3. Isaac Hayes — Theme Fronm Men
4. James Brown — Give It Up Or Turnit A Loose
5. Phreek — Weekend
6. Lou Rawls — You'll Never Find Another Love Like Mine Million Sellers Vol.13 - The Seventie, Disky
7. Keith Barrow — Turn me Up
8. Don Ray — Got To Have Your Lovin
9. Lisa Gerard/Pieter Barker — Sacrafice
10. Sylvester — You Make Me Feel (Mighty Real) Sylvester - The Original Hits, Fantasy
11. Dan Hartman — Instant Replay Freak Out! (Various Artists), Columbia
12. Loleatta Holloway — I May Not Be There When You Want Me (But I'm
13. Loleatta Holloway — I've Been Loving You Too Long
14. Dan Hartman and Loleatta Holloway — Relight My Fire More Monty (Various Artists), Rca Victor
15. Billy Nichols — Give Your Body Up To The Music
16. Billy Nichols — Diamond Ring
17. Deniece Williams — I've Got the Next Dance
18. Diana Ross — The Boss Greatest Songs By Ashford & Simpson, Hitsville
19. Machine — There For the Grace Of God
20. Brainstorm — Love Is My Game
21. First Choice — Double Cross
22. Skyy — First Time Round
23. Paul Lewis — Girl You Need A Change Of Mind
24. Instant Funk — Bodyshine
25. Tribe — Koke
26. Candido — Jingo Pure Groove (Various Artists), Telstar
27. Gibson Brothers — Cuba Latin Fever (Various Artists), Universal Music
28. Frisky — You Got Me dancing In My Sleep
29. Patrice Rushen — Haven't You Heard Sampled 4 (Various Artists), Virgin
30. Don Armando — Deputies Of Love
31. Voyage — Lady America
32. South Shore Commission — Freeman
33. MFSB — Love Is The Message
34. Roy Ayers — Don't Stop The Feeling
35. Evelyn "Champagne" King — I Don't Know If It's Right
36. McFadden & Whitehead — Ain't No Stoppin' Us Now Million Sellers Vol.19 - The Seventie, Disky
37. Leon Haywood — Don't Push It Don't Force It Young at Heart (Various Artists), Reader's Digest
38. The Supremes — I'm Gonna Let My Heart Do the Walking
39. Positive Force — We Got The Funk
40. Jackson 5 — I Am Love
41. Vaugh Mason Crew — Bounce Rock Skate Roll
42. Vaugh Mason Crew — Bounce Rock Skate Roll
43. Skyy — High
44. Skyy — Sky Zoo
45. Bill Summers — Straight To The Bank
46. Funk Fusion Band — Can You Feel It
47. Theo Vaness — I Can't Dance Without You
48. Roy Ayers — Don't Stop The Feeling
49. Shalamar — Right In The Socket
50. Grey and Hanks — Dancin
51. Black Ivory — Mainline
52. G.Q. — Disco Nights
53. Ecstasy, Passion & Pain — Touch & Go
54. Michael Jackson — Rock With You Michael Jackson - History, Epic
55. Diana Ross — Remember Me Diana Ross & The Supremes - 40 Motown, Polygram Tv

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BBC Legends Of The Dancefloor - A Tribute To Larry Levan Paradise Garage NYC by Lenny Fontana

BBC Legends Of The Dancefloor - A Tribute To Larry Levan Paradise Garage 2nd Anniversary Tape 1979

Recorded in 1988 at Bar Lézard 1988, re edited in 2023

Depending at which point I started the cassette to record we miss the first part of songs which I add in and edit some real shaky transitions,but not too many because that’s how it was, not always perfect, but loud, in the club, it created the magic, but listening with headphones, those imperfections comes out and are more noticeable and being the chance taker that I was I dared often to risk executing quite the hard mixes between songs and styles.

Contains lots of acid house and the usual lézard off the wall mixture

First one an acid classic, get real, from Paul Rutherford, a member of Frankie goes to Hollywood.
The simple minds mixed in quite well I though, then mod, then it’s my life, talk talk, then midnight summer dream from the stranglers which was a Jean denis favourite that he made me discover and love.
Then comes Marc Almond, from Soft Cell, with one of my favourite extended version of tears run ring.
Then I think new order comes in, everything’s gone green, after, Les Rita Mitsouko mixing in with 
Le Petit Train. Then a rock psychedelic moment with black widow,
Front 242, Jesus is here, you don’t have to be poor anymore 12” welcome to paradise. Then one of the first lil louie in acid clash, a big classic, with fantastic long long blend with yello the race, then another yello track, then Phuture, your only friend, dark song kinda acid but not about cocaine, then trisomie 21, the last song, then Peter Murphy, then on an exotic vibe which I really loved to bring in for different flavouring, el muhamar, touch el Arab, really amazing one I really love.
The back to acid with Jesus loves the acid, house with wok the bone, which set the dance floor on fire every time, let’s work… more acid, with the outstanding sharp as knife from Roxanne shante, really loved that one a lot a lot. Ending with the twilight zone, very Jamie principal, but not him, great underground one, the party boy.

Bar Lézard - Julia's (1988 re edit 2023)

Bar Lezard - My Love For You Pt 1 Re Reord 2024 Re Edit

channel ORANGE

But Not Tonight - Depeche Mode (Piano Cover)

Massive tribute in the intro and break to DJ Sneak. The first DJ Sneak track I ever heard and bought sampled this lovely Gamble & Huff Jacksons tune (although at the time I was very naive and had no idea where the sample came from).

With this mix I've tried to use the full song and also pay a bit of a tribute to the DJ Sneak version  which I encourage everyone to go and buy: 

http://www.discogs.com/DJ-Sneak-The-Polyester-EP/release/1351

I only recently found where Sneak had sampled the percussion from and grabbed a larger sample for the final minutes of this mix (it sounded wrong without it)...discover it for yourselves!


The Jacksons - Show You The Way To Go (Butch le Butch House Gangsta Remix)

VERSATILE/GILB'R REDLIGHT RADIO #2

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DJ, author, producer, remixer, label owner and artist.

Robert has many sides to his musical colors, from house, to disco house, tech house, minimal, techno and other weird stuff reflected in his dj sets and his productions

Here you have many of his first productions dating from 1993 until now

Holding a " legendary " status, leaving his mark as a pioneer being one of the first playing house music (in montreal, canada), then, being a major player in starting the techno/rave movement(in montreal, canada), his name is a symbol of talent, success and a continuously renewed vision of an irresistible and universal sound.

He stands out by being a trend setter for many styles of electronic music. 

Born Canadian, originally from Montreal, lived nearly 14 years in Europe (Holland and Germany).

He was amongst, and maybe, one of the 1st Canadian dj to introduce " House music" in Montreal's club around 1986. 

Later on, a major player in starting the techno and rave movement in Canada, then being one of the first Canadian dj to go play to other cities and move to Europe.

Robert has written record reviews for Canadian, American (Street sound, Trance 5000) and German music magazines (Raveline, Loop) and interviewed: Orbital, Gravitational arch of ten, Acid Junkies, Miss Djax, Stefan Robbers, Robert Armani, and Aphex twin.

He was also one of the first Canadian dj to play at more than just one club in the same city, and also one of the first to get booked as "Guest Dj "  to other cities, and also one of the first, to go dj in Europe and move there.

In 1993, leaves Canada for Europe , able to fully express himself musically without compromise, to, at that time, a more open and responsive European audience, but also to live in Europe long enough to really experience the difference in the cultures, produce, run labels and a lot of dj around every weekend, sometimes even, 2-3 events in one long night. The long unconstrained European club/event opening hours being another reason for leaving Canada and wanting the full European experience.

In Europe, first in lived Maastricht in THE NETHERLANDS (HOLLAND) and then in Köln (Cologne) in GERMANY.

Now based in Montreal.

Often ahead of his time and " avant-garde " & risk taking with his approach, the style he plays developed into a mastery at introducing new music to different types of people. 

His personal taste range is broad and he's open for the new, unexpected, but also loves beautiful, fun party music of quality. With years of experience playing to unknown crowds in different countries, versus being a resident dj for many years at notorious clubs in Montreal, he developed the awareness to be present in a club situation and have a good balance between the new, the fun and beautiful, to bring a quality vibe, that's what dj  basically is all about regardless of the styles being played, telling a story and finding ways to also connect with the audience. 

Versatile in styles he plays and produces. House, Tech House, Acid House, Deep, vocal, Techno. Robert loves to discover and research, so the music he plays is fresh and upfront.

He plays either sets of a certain type or concentrates on a specific style for a theme night or venue/crowd. 
House Sets, Tech House, Acid, Techno and sometimes Classic House or Classic Techno, Classic Disco, Garage, Nu Disco, New Wave.

-----He really excels at playing longer sets --------
Something he is used to from the years as resident dj doing the complete night by himself

Long sets making sense mixing the different styles creating an experience, a voyage for the dancers/listeners. 

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