Name: Reworking The Oldies Part 2 by Rusty Pine
Duration: 55 min 43 s
Description: A few from the first version of Reworking The Oldies and few more anthems thrown in.

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Official release: 7th May 2021

Mount Mike and Savaggio present a synergistic collaboration and exploration of melodic techno music. The two crossed paths in West Vancouver and shared an excitement and inspiration for the new and unseen territories that could be realised together. Individually, Mike continues to build his international reputation with a string of exciting releases while Berlin expat Toni, a seasoned musician who’s 2019 touring scheduled included live shows at renowned Berlin clubs Kater Blau, Sysophis, Dojo (Bristol) & La Crosière de Châteu Perché (Paris) has established his reputation in his new home and looks set to make his mark in the US electronic music scene. In addition to their first single release, remixes from emerging talents Rem Siman (Melbourne, Australia) & Gilles Bernies (Düsseldorf, Germany) complement the release and extend a warm embrace by label cohorts and fellow starship troopers ready to join the mission beyond the physical, and into The Promised Land.

Check out there Mount Mike’s and Savaggio’s debut performance together in this wonderfully produced Mike’s Hike production, filmed at the Lighthouse Park West Vancouver.

https://www.facebook.com/195820410812215/videos/823247458415842

About the artist:
Mount Mike is Producer & DJ who hails from Melbourne, Australia and currently resides in Vancouver, Canada. Never wavering in his mission to push song and dance beyond the conventions of genre, Mike's taste is broad and doesn't stick to one sound. His music takes on otherworldly tones and textures, bending mood and energy, blending thump and melody. Deep house at the core, his tracks meander through progressive and minimal territory, sometimes even lending from techno. He loves it weird and wonky and is not afraid to blur the boundaries.
His DJ sets have landed him slots at Australian festivals such as Strawberry Fields and Babylon and have also seen him support some of the world’s finest acts including personal favourites such as: Stimming, Frankey & Sandrino and Andreas Henberg. Off the stage his role as host on Premium Tuna - a radio show on Kiss FM dedicated to Australian producers and DJs - and director of Under The Nest Music & Arts Festival - a boutique camping festival run in the Winton Wetlands - has cemented his place in the Melbourne scene as one of their own.
As a producer, Mike enjoys creating a space where organic and synthetic sounds can meet in emotive harmony. Just like his live sets, he doesn’t like colouring inside the lines. His mantra? There’s a rhythm in everything, you just have to listen for it. His mission? To spread connection and dancing through the emotive and sometimes weirder side of house and techno. Signed to Australian label Suckmusic, Mike's releases have been building momentum with a string of Beatport chartings and Spotify traction. With a number of exciting releases scheduled for 2021, Mount Mike is certainly one to watch out for.



Welcome to “famiglia Savaggio”. This is Rudi and Toni. Brothers without a father since Roberto left. In the beginning we lived in Berlin. There, like scientists, we experimented. We started to play live, sometimes with a violin. We watched as our audiences showed surprise and then excitement. As we toured, we refined our signature sound. Some call it “deep string”. We made good friends. We made music with them. And sometimes they came to join the party.

You may not see us much on the dance floor these days. But we’re still here. So come find us. We won’t alienate you. We’ll hold you close. Whoever you are.

DHS Premiere: Mount Mike & Savaggio - The Promised Land

A few from the first version of Reworking The Oldies and few more anthems thrown in.

Reworking The Oldies Part 2

Credits to Hauser/Hans Zimmer (Now We Are Free) and Nora En Pure (Enchantment).

Listening to Nora En Pure - Enchantment and the theme tune to the movie Gladiator came to into my head.  Thought I'd see how'd they'd mashup. Just an intro and outro edit to Enchantment.

Now We Are Enchanted

a night with the piano & me after listening to some genius Nils Frahm ...
full album available NOW - https://open.spotify.com/intl-de/album/2aUfcdFYn4GUmWWeKn3xxj or https://linktr.ee/martinroth

An Analog Guy in a Digital World

An Analog Guy In A Digital World

Gangsta - Shanab Jr. (Prod. By Ash)

Beautiful nature and peaceful Music for meditation, concentration and balance, pilates, stretching, and other relaxing ways. This relaxing composition can be used as meditation music, yoga music, music for massage , spa music and total relaxation music. Also this music is perfect as dream music, Healing music, Study Music, Sleep Music and Total Relaxation.

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Started with music in 1987 by purchasing my first cassette single - Pet Shop Boys - Always On My Mind and followed with the thumping China In Your Hand by T’Pau. 

Not put off by my tone deafness I continued to get into all genres from the Electro 80’s, entered the rave scene in the early 90’s and then dipped my toe into the indie groove but got disillusioned by that scene once I’d overplayed anything by Radiohead and found grunge.  Whilst having a bromance with anything Jam and Pearl in colour I started to learn about what makes music what it is. Not just a catchy jingle on the radio but what lyrics are and what they mean. Once I started to learn that music is more than airplay I soon found myself in the intelligent musical wormhole of Pink Floyd, Procol Harem, a bat eating dude from Birmingham, some porn tashed metal dudes from West Bromwich and of course Robert Plant and his mesmerizing stairway. The list is endless.  At this stage I would listen to anything I could resonate with so if I found that Mate.Kill.Feed.Repeat was a perfect feeder album for Rumours then it got played on my twin tape Bush hifi. Friends often leave educated after discussing my music tastes albeit after a long one way conversation and journey through the music that is me. 

(Fast forward to 2018).  

I can’t play musical instruments even though I have flirted with the trombone but that skill is for people who can count cards and drive Citroen 2CV’s. 

So, at the age of 41 I decided that I’d give DJ’ng a blast.  I’d gotten into a lot of the +135 bpm genres with trance and progressive psytrance being my preferred learning tool. 

I profess, I’m not a good DJ but I play what I like and if you hang around for long enough you may like it too. Recently touching back in my rave roots with a big set coming up soon.  Deep House is starting to feel like I should mix it more and now I have a new turntable, I’ll be mixing some of my Cambodian Psychedelic crushers into my mixes. 

Preferring to start my mixes with long drawn out spoken word passages from Ram Dass, Alan Watts or some lesser famous philosophers like VB Bob from my local, they’re then introduced with a medium hit of bass and the rest just follows. Sometimes I get it all wrong and it’s terrible, other times it’s foot tappy and the moves get busted. I’ve never been paid to play and I never want to get paid either. I don’t like the idea that other music lovers enjoyment is dependent on who can give me the most $$$ or most exposure. This is why I’ve never played anywhere of significance (and because I’m not as good as those who do get paid and deservedly so)

Come to my house or invite me to yours and I’ll put something together. Offer me a set at a weekender and I’ll do it for free, use the cash for charity or buy tickets for those who can’t afford to buy. 

Basically, I love music, I’m learning to mix and getting better, age has no meaning when music is being played.  If you want to hear Rihanna getting a mashup with Bieber whilst My Heart Will Go On plays as an out of time sub beat - go listen to it. Not from me though. I won’t play commercial pop and most often you’ll hear traces of my musical roots throughout my sets mixed with the impressive production skills of medium fame artists. Don’t expect too much with effects either, artists spend days and weeks in their studios perfecting their works of art. Not cool if I destroy it thinking it’s cool to twist the nips off my flanger and filter effects. 

I’m a pretty cool dude who’s relaxed and happy to accept the opinions of critics as a tool of improvement. If you don’t like my music, you’ll love my humour. I’m adorable. Ha ha... I’m just me. 

Go steady with whatever you do in life and do it moderately. If you’ve read this far then hats off to you. You’re either a non-quitter or just really frikkin curious. 

I love you all with zero reservations. 

Go find a dancefloor and pump out some cutting edge new wave moves. Be you. 

Peace ✌🏻🤟🏻

Reworking The Oldies Part 2

Rusty Pine

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