Been listening to this magic podcast for months. What kind of remix or edit is this of "Twilight Zone"?

One of the most influential, respected and loved names in house since way back in 1991, and quite comfortably one of our all time favourite producers of house music with too many classics to name, Ian Pooley treats us to an hour of seriously deep cuts, mixing his own personal edits of underground favs from the 90s and 00s from the comfy surrounds of his studio in Mainz, Germany. This is a trip down 12″ memory lane you probably don’t want to miss!

Click here for our chat with Ian Pooley: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/ian-pooley

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Interview

MDC.260 Ian Pooley

Dutch selector Tom Trago dials in a vinyl-only offering that provides a slice of warm, vibrant and sunkissed escapism just in time for his appearance at Puglia's Polifonic Festival. 

Speaking on the entry, which features tracks from house heroes Ron Trent and Soichi Terada, among others, Trago described it as an encapsulation of the "late-night emotions of the Bari area [in Puglia, Italy]".

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Crack Mix 454: Tom Trago

Chloe Caillet @ The Lot Radio 08 - 03 - 2022

Phonica dives into a new era, or season if you will, of our long established mix series after a stomping 100th mix from London legend Erol Alkan. 
We jump into our 101st mix from one of our most recent Phonica releasee's; French born and Swiss based DJ & producer Lea Lisa. If you some how managed to miss Lea's most recent outing with us we highly recommend it. Taking inspiration from legend Mark Goddard's (aka The Truth) classic "The End", Lea's "Love To The End" is her own various takes on this 1992 UK gem!  And thus is what we see in Phonica mix 101, a crossing of time, styles and blends. Passing through elements of deep, cosmic, tech and jacking styles of house Lea Lisa shows that she shares the divine skills of legends like Kerri Chandler and Ron Trent. We have a quick chat with Lea about her recent projects and to see what she has in store for the future.

Phonica Mix Series 101: Lea Lisa

Tracklist 

1. Benoit B - Gate - Natural Selections
2. Young American Primitive - Sunrise - ZoeMagik
3. Andres - El Ritmo De mi Gente! - Mahogani Music
4. Miles Davis - The Doo-Bop Song (Edit Without Rap) - Warner Bros
5. Tashan - Read Your Mind (Long Version) - Def Jam
6. Mac Attack - The Art of Drums (Instrumental) - Baad!
7. Healing Child - Radical Sex (Instrumental) - Diamond
8. Eko Kuango - Na Mawaso - Libreville
9. Peter Panic Presents Roots & Culture - Black Man & A Black Man (Original Roots Mix) - Bumble Beats
10. Two Armadillos - Black Dahlia - Two Armadillos
11. Deenamic - First Inversion - Freebeat
12. Deluxe Pusher - Next Lifetime (Vocal) - Unofficial
13. 95 North - Chasing My Dreams - Large
14. A2 - Howz E Do It - R.A.N.D Muzik
15. Groove Chronicles - Epic - Groove Chronicles
16. Aaron Palmquist - Beautiful - Solo
17. Bushwacka! - 4 Da Night - Oblong
18 Brian Transeau - Relativity (Carl Craig Urban Affair dub) - Deep Dish
19. Caucasian Boy - Northern Lights - (The Prime Cutz Remix) - Strictly Rhythm
20. Voices - Can You See The Light? - Voices 1
21. DJ Swisha - Goes to Bossa Once - Self Released
22. Basic Rhythm - London Warehouse - Sneaker Social Club
23. Amal x Nativesun x James Bangura - Africa 808 - Haus of Altr
24. Paul Rutherford - Get Real (Happy House Mix)- 4th & Broadway
25. Noon(at - Down The Room - Treibstoff
26. Black Music - Lost of Love - Moods & Grooves
27. Blaze - Sacred Sex - Slip ’N” Slide
28. Mr Snippy aka D.C - Nothing Like An Edit - Grimy Edits
29. Jagg - Take Time (Extended) - Best Record
30. Captain Rapp - Bad Times (I Can’t Stand It) Part 2 - Beckett Records
31. Sound of Blackness - Optimistic (Album Version) - Perspective
32. Misa Negra - Spiritual Vibes (Original Reprise) - People

Secretsundaze Essential Mix 21/05/22

Dj Deep - Mixtape - 1994

Roughly ten years ago—if we pretend the peak pandemic year-and-a-half doesn't count—Lars Dales and Maarten Smeets first came together as Detroit Swindle, before changing their name to Dam Swindle towards the end of 2020. The original name was meant as a tribute to one of their favorite musical legacies, but recognizing that it didn't come across how they meant it, the duo changed their name to pay homage to their other favourite place: Amsterdam. Dales and Smeets have become core parts of the Amsterdam house scene in their time, especially with their excellent Heist Recordings label, which they started back in 2013 (hey, now *that's* literally ten years ago). 

It's easy to understand why the duo have become so popular. In person and onstage, they're goofy, funny guys, the kind of people you might describe as the life of the party. And musically, they're massively appealing, marrying a European tech house strut to deeper and more soulful inspirations, a preoccupation reflected in Heist's impressive artist roster: Ge-Ology, Demuir, Byron The Aquarius, Matthew Herbert and more. 

Their RA Podcast comes at a time of reflection and change, looking back on the decade-plus history of both act and label and plotting their new album, which they say will expand their horizons even more. The mix is eclectic but smooth, pulling together tracks from the likes of Omar-S, Lil Silva, Ruf Dug and Genius Of Time (with one of last year's most underrated tracks). It's always a treat to hear consummate club DJs in a more relaxed mode, and this one's no exception.

@damswindle

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RA podcast

RA.866 Dam Swindle

We've come to think of Maurice Fulton as a conjurer of mass hysteria on the dancefloor: Throw in the bongo-funk-bleep of Syclops' "Jump Bugs" and the crowd will go bonkers. Amazingly bonkers - for such a complex, off-kilter production. It's a whirlwind of a track: witty, rushy, sparkling and suspense-ladden. There's nothing slapdash or haphazard in this mad-capped tour de force: This is pure rhythmical wizardry. It's what marks out the man from Baltimore as one of dance music's most inspired protagonists. No regrets, Mr. Fulton!

Nr. 72: Maurice Fulton (BubbleTease Communications)

A selection of some disco and boogie for Red Light Radio...

Gerd: Disco & Boogie Vibes – Red Light Radio Show #2 – 15-09-2016

Recording of Omar S's set at Dekmantel Festival 2017.

Dekmantel Festival 2017

Omar S at Dekmantel Festival 2017

The Berlin vinyl shop owner, house 'bomb' producer, label manager and all around aficionado @cinthie debuts for the HNYPOTCAST...

SOME VINYL IN HERE!

Honey Soundsystem Potcast

HNYPOT 335: Cinthie's Holding On To Summertime Mix

ROOF.FM is dancing and dancing. Because it's gonna be alright. 

With: Orsett & Fischer, Piet Møbler, DJ Sundae, Nosedrip, Brian Not Brian, DJ Normal 4, Eva Geist, Chee Shimizu, Dynamo Dreesen, Izabel, Christian S., Lena Willikens, Maurice Fulton, Max D,  Øyvind Morken, Andy Blake, Kejeblos, Piet Møbler, Finn Johannsen, Marco Passarani, Pépé Bradock,  The Mole, Planetary Assault Systems, DJ Sotofett, Kassem Mosse, Shinichiro Yokota, Justin Vandervolgen, DJ Fett Burger, Thomas Hammann,  Barnt, Roman Flügel, Omar-S,  Rebolledo, Superpitcher, Vakula, Efdemin, Massimiliano Pagliara,  Oliver Hafenbauer, Meuko! Meuko!, Hove, Jonny Sender, Obgon, Pavel Plastikk, Mandrax, Jack Pattern, Kalabrese, Thomas Fehlmann, Tevo Howard, Genius of Time, Jus-Ed, Norman Nodge, Secondo,  Eddie C., Anton Zap, Daniele Cosmo & Faber, Princess P., Chicago Damn,  St. Plomb, Neville Watson, Alex Like, Big Strick, Arto Mwambé, Adam Marshall, Jacques Renault, Dplay, Santiago Salazar, Rob Mello,Deetron, Don Williams, Kai Alcé, Jeroen Search, Anonym, The Mountain People.

Nr. 72: Maurice Fulton (BubbleTease Communications)

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