Brain Food Radio hosted by Rob Zile/KissFM/01-10-24/#1 ROB ZILE
https://kissfm.com.au/show/brainfood
PART 1
01 - Wave Arising - It Comes and Goes (Flug 8 Remix)
02 - Enrico Rosica - Volume (Original Mix)
03 - Tegel Boys  - That's Enough (PBR Streetgang Remix)
04 - CC:DISCO! - Yes Papi (Miami Daddy Theme)
05 - Mark Jackus - All I Want (Original Mix)
06 - The Smiths - How Soon Is Now (Tending Tropic Edit)
PART 2
07 - Chizawa Q & Masaki Sakamoto - Beluga (Original Mix)
08 - Ignition Technician - Stolen Phones (Original Mix Remaster) 
09 - Bendik Baksaas - Ring of the Queen (Skudge Remix)
10 - Confidential Recipe - Unavailable (Original Mix)
11 - Deepak Sharma - Tabula Rasa (Original Mix)
12 - Angel Alanis - Advanced Therapy (Brandon DeCarlo's Reconstruct)
13 - Chloe Lula - Smiling In Slow Motion (Original Mix)

Brain Food Radio hosted by Rob Zile/KissFM/01-10-24/#1 ROB ZILE

Electronic music label from Oslo. Run by Ost & Kjex and Trulz & Robin.

DSC returns in 2025!

Monthly since January '22 - Dec ‘24
DSC (Deepak Sharma Collection)


https://deepaksharma.bandcamp.com/track/dsc024
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DJ, Producer and Curator of @hidden-recordings, Deepak Sharma has been entrenched within techno for over a decade.  Tough, raw and gritty describe the man, his music and label.

Recent vinyl releases:
[047HR] - Union Street with Cory James (Full Metal Jacket Greet vinyl)

Previous release: Roaring Twenties with Inigo Kennedy Remix (blue vinyl)
https://distribution.triplevision.nl/release/046HR/

Release before that:
[045HR] Veil of Secrecy with Psyk Remix (clear vinyl)
https://deepaksharma.bandcamp.com/album/045hr-veil-of-secrecy-with-psyk-remix.

Features:
Big Shot Mag feature & mix (Feb '22)
https://bigshotmag.com/dj-mixes/65623/

Attack Magazine feature (May '21):
https://www.attackmagazine.com/features/qa/deepak-sharma/

Bookings: bookings@hidden-recordings.com
Promos: deepak@hidden-recordings.com

#post #disco #italo #rave collective from Amsterdam - Debut EP 'Terpentine" out on @david-vunk 's moustache_records

Mark’s dramaturgic compositions are always tailored to his audience. His experience and the broad skillset Combined with his empathy for the crowd and his innovative twists create a unique Sound journey - a journey best told in time.

Mark’s passion and expertise: staying strongly connected with his audience trough storytelling in longer sets.Mark Jackus started his DJ career as a 15 year old teenager.
He was resident DJ at UNIT Club & PHUTURE CLUB (beside D-Nox), Trigger club and more in the mid 90s, under his old alter ego aMaZe.
He discovered his undying love for electronic music in early stages but that has never stopped Mark from always exploring new paths. He was craving something that hasn’t been available then. 
A shortcoming in Germany in diverse house music led to his initial career take off: creating and managing his own events and club nights.
His significant high class bookings such as Jeff Mills, DJ Pierre, M.A.N.D.Y., Ida Engberg, President Bongo (GusGus) or Tyree Cooper stood out and were influential encounters in his career. 
This trailblazing impulses led to career defining collabs with Joi Cardwell, Tom Pooks, George Morel or  Nakadia.
Today, almost three decades later, his sound is an established but unique journey through different
electronic music styles - a diverse mix through House, Acid and Deep Techno. 
Mark’s most outstanding releases so far are “Hello My Friend” with the Lithuanian Band Golden Parazyth on Groove On Music, especially the remix from Miami House Legend George Morel, and a version of “In the night” on Noir Music, remixed by Timo Maas and Tiger Stripes, which both proved to be very successful on an International level.
Back in 2006 he created CusCus. An event series that brings attention to the protection of wildlife by raising money in collaboration with WWF. A personal and deep rooted passion that was awarded in 2009 by UNESCO as an innovative and sustainable idea, way before it became an inflationary term.

In 2013 Mark relocated to Berlin, the epicenter of electronic music, where he draws his inspiration from all kind of sources in this melting pot of creativity. But what he loves most: being close to his audience by playing regular shows in his favorite clubs like Sisyphos, Salon zur Wilden Renate, KitKatClub, Suicide Club, Fiese Remise, Chalet and Crack Bellmer.

Later in 2014, he signed on Noir Music, where his music gets international chartings & global support by Stereo MC´s, Shlomi Aber, Animal Trainer, Richie Hawtin, Satoshi Tomiie, Mark Night, Steve Lawler or Superflu, just to name a few.

More recent milestones that shaped Mark’s career was his vinyl release party of “In the Night” in 2015 at Opium Club in Vilnius, Lithuania. It was a great success which led to a South East Asia tour through Koh Samui, Bangkok, and Kuala Lumpur. This tour ended with a big bang and personal life goal: a show with no other than Sven Väth at his World Tour 2016 at RCA Live in Bangkok.

Since then he toured at least once a year through Asia, also played at Wonderfruit Festival and become a regular DJ at Saigon´s finest "Lighthouse". His releases are almost charted by the best DJ´s in the World,  „BODYJACK“ come out on his own CusCus Music 2018 (Beatport charted by DJ SKIZZO) 

In 2021 he released GLOW EP on Lucidflow with Dejan Milicevic Remix and in 2022 there will be released special Remixes from G-Man aka Gez Varley (LFO) and D.Diggler (Cocoon/ Raum...Musik, Resopal)
End 2022 Mark Jackus did a successfully post pandemic Asia Tour including Vietnam, Bangkok and first time Bali (Red Ruby / The Warehouse)
Stay tuned for 2023

Digital Music Distribution & Rights Management since 2001

Contact: http://epm-music.com/contact

rzile@hotmail.com    
info@brainfoodrecords.com.au
@brainfoodrecords
Radio mixes from 2013-2018 on Mixcloud & Hearthis. 

Rob Zile's first EP was released in September 2009 on Artefekz Muzik.  Following this EP many doors were opened; from being asked to remix other artists to forging great relationships with other dj’s, producers and record labels from around the world.  It also gave him the opportunity to play his first international gig at the WMC Techno Marathon in Miami in 2010, sharing the bill with artists such as Perc, Spektre, Oliver Giacomotto and many more.

Rob hosts a radio show called ‘Brain Food Radio’ on Kiss FM Dance Music Australia every Tuesday night from 10pm to 11:30pm AEST/AEDT. 
‘Brain Food Radio’ showcases thought-provoking electronic music and is curated for people who want more than just the hits and the big names.
'Brain Food Radio' has been on the Kiss airwaves since 2013. 

In 2018, Rob took the next logical step and launched his own label 'Brain Food Records.'   @brainfoodrecords

Rob's productions have been supported by The Black Dog and Mike Humphries and they have received positive feedback by Hybrid, DJ 3000, David Meiser, DJ Pierre, Lucien Foort, DJ Hyperactive, King Unique and Colin Dale among others.  Rob has supported a list of international artists such as: DJ Hell, James Zabiela, Dave Seaman, Guy J, Skream, Artwork, DJ T, Guy Mantzur, Eelke Kleijn, Joe Brunning, DJ W!ld, Drumcomplex, Sebo K, Tim Engelhardt and more.  He has completed three seasons as the house DJ, musical director and occasional actor on TV show ‘Planet UnEarth’ and his remix of Tony Kanwischer - Moonhalo appeared in an episode of '60 Minutes' on Channel Nine on prime-time Australian TV in April 2015.

Brain Food Guests (in order of appearance from 2020) - 
Diezel, JGarrett, Body Copy, Boghosian, A*S*Y*S, Talkback Heads, Holldën, Andrew Thomson, Deysa, DJ Shanell, Juliet Fox, Ocean Lam, Saliva Commandos, Lerio Corrado, Sina XX, William Arist, DJ Surgeles, Matrefakt, M.F.S: Observatory, Ross Alexander, Mike Spirit, Mr O, Najel Monteiro, Pittsburgh Track Authority, Polpette, PaperMacheTiger, Arad, Jerome Krom, Wollion, Marcelo Demarco, Bob Moses, Stu & Brew, Francesco Terranova, Modul-Ar, Oscar Sanchez, Alex Kaspersky, Diaz & Parree, Folic State, Warung, Miss Monique, Queer on Acid, Real Lies, Marcos in Dub, The Alexsander, Mia Mendi, Duncan Forbes, Bruce Zalcer, Rob StrobE, Vongold, Italo Brutalo, Greencross, Eton Messy, Nepotek, DSTM, Bassically, Jarle Bråthen, Biz, Brian Kage, Taho, Quenum, Debasser, Yeti Mind Tricks, Commuter, Galestian, Fentom, Rose Ringed, Dani Sbert, John Ciafone, Rashid Ajami, Bachir Salloum, Prok | Fitch, Tom Wax, Dj Whipr Snipr, The Organism, Dylab, Simon Doty, Scape One, Danny Passarella, Tim Green, Steve Parry, Chemtrailz, Alex Medina, Tony H, Squire, EAS, Pavel Petrov, George X, Lawrence Hart, Jonas Saalbach, Ango Tamarin, Sousk, Ford Foster, Principleasure, La Mano, 3head, Alinep, Rob Pearson, The Mekanism, Caucasian Boy, Joshua Collins, Ryan Clover, TX Connect, Adrian Oblanca, Philippe Petit, Syrte, Roi, Audio Units, Art Alfie, B. Riley, Headbirds, Orly Gal, 1979, Gigee, Local Suicide, Milio, Gimenö, Oliver Rosemann, Helmut Dubnitzky, Blamhaus, Marco Cassanelli & Deckard, Duke Boara, R U Init?, Co-Accused, Pyrame, Jon Selbo, SX2, Neph, Christian Hornbostel, Shabaam, Roland Leesker, Crimsen, Jakob Mäder, Polytunnel, Rude Audio, Andy Martin, Memphis Glass, Maks, Sonnee, Francesco Mami, Cosmic Xplorer, Loloman, The MFA, AgainstMe, Luxus Varta, Siavash, DJ Godfather, Trulz & Robin, Jordan Peak, Axel Giova, Maps, Ryan Artifact, Ian Ellison, Paresse, JohannesK, Moderna Y Theus Mago, P41, Niv Ast, Hansgod, Protechtion, Angel Alanis & Maria Goetz, Wiener Planquadrat, Mike Opani, Curses, Zanias, Louisahhh, Randolph & Mortimer, Mufti, Roe Deers, Jennifer Touch, Dina Summer, Silicone Soul, My Secret Playground, TokTok, ProOne79, Electric Rescue, Gadi Mitrani, Lerio Corrado, Naz, Rinzen, apaull, Alec Troniq, Boys' Shorts, Rodion & Mammarella, La Mano, Fedele, Madben & Kosme, Costello, Gary Beck, Daryl Stay, Gavin Hardkiss, Martin Matiske, Oscar L, Myles Sergé, Dark Arps, John Darque, Mark Jackus, Pico Boulevard, CDTRAX, Boom Merchant, Pawas, DML, Bengoa, H.L.M, Volantis, A-Tweed, Dawn Razor, Paul Loraine, Kobe Dupree, Douglas Greed

UK - I won't go as far as to say I am a professional DJ, but let's say I know a thing or two about music. I've always loved listening to it: my first CD was Prince's "Sign o' the Times", which I bought with my sister Cecilia. I had one of those CD 10s by Phillips, the first portable reader that came out. It weighed a ton, but it was very cool and somehow to this day still works! Since then I have listened to pretty much everything, staying as far away as possible from "club culture". When I was about seventeen I started spinning my first records, mostly rap. I had a huge basement where I started setting up house parties. One of the best times was Halloween '94, where I remember spinning my first half hour of vinyl. In time my tastes changed and I started getting into dance music. This was when the "in" thing to do was to celebrate your eighteenth birthday party at a club, at a friends' house, in a restaurant, wherever. And that's pretty much what I did. A lot of time has passed since then, and I've had the chance to play all over Italy and abroad, with a bunch of friends that I grew up with. Pretty neat. A few years ago I realized that I was not going to be a DJ when I grew up. Not because I didn't want to, or because I wasn't any good at it, but because I wanted this hobby of mine to remain just that, without having to conform to the pressures of the biz. Now I try and fit a gig here and there around my work schedule, taking every chance I can get to travel and spin a few records!

IT - Non posso definirmi un Deejay professionista, mancherei di rispetto alla “categoria”, però se si tratta di musica mi so difendere. Ho sempre amato ascoltarla. Il mio primo cd acquistato è stato Sign 'O' The Times di Prince in partnership con mia sorella Cecilia, dopo aver ricevuto in regalo il CD 10 della Philips, il primo lettore cd portatile, che pesava una cifra, ma era molto cool e fra l’altro funziona ancora. Da lì in poi ho imparato ad ascoltare di tutto, tenendomi ben lontano però da tutto ciò che fosse club culture. Verso i diciassette ho avuto l'illuminazione e ho iniziato a far girare i primi dischi, rigorosamente rap. Avevo la fortuna di avere un grande magazzino sotto casa che è diventato la mia base logistica per una serie di party, organizzati inizialmente alla buona, poi con interventi sempre più mirati. Una delle feste meglio riuscite è stata quella di Halloween del '94 e forse proprio lì ho messo la mia prima mezz’ora di dischi. Con il tempo i miei gusti sono cambiati e mi sono avvicinato alla musica "unz-unz". Era il periodo in cui andava di moda festeggiare i 18 anni in giro per locali, bar, ristoranti, case e con un gruppo di amici ho iniziato a muovermi anch’io. Così da studente e quindi con molto tempo libero, ho cominciato a suonare in vari locali della zona. Da allora ad oggi è passato molto tempo, ho avuto la fortuna e la possibilità di suonare molto in Italia e all'estero, di organizzare feste con amici con cui sono cresciuto, togliendomi tante soddisfazioni. Qualche anno fa ho capito che da grande non avrei comunque fatto il deejay, non perché mancasse la voglia, quella mai, o la capacità, ma solo ed unicamente perché volevo che questa mia passione rimanesse tale, in modo da non dover sottostare alle regole dello show business. Oggi fra un impegno di lavoro e l'altro, quando riesco, non mi lascio sfuggire la possibilità di girare... girando dischi!

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Digital Music Distribution & Rights Management since 2001