Live from the GA turntables, more adventures in house. Go deep. Love A&T x

Quartier Sex - Mad Rey
Hummor - DJ Dep - Ninja Remix
You Don't Know - Disco Classic
Sneaker Girls - Washerman
Vicksburg Cut - GA - '13 edit
Sex Kit - Cassegrain & Tin Man
Slave - DMan & GA - Unreleased
Crossing the I's - Neville Watson
Mark Henning - Jack & Jill - Soma
Tie me Up - Landshark (Chicken Lips)
Tucillo - Optimum
OL-047 - #31# (Roberto Clementi Remix)
Sek - On And On - Ama Recordings
Off The Cuff - Doing That Audio (Gow Remix)
Marlboro Light (GW Remix)
You_Don't_Know_Nothing_(Rui_Mix)
Mella Dee - Things Don t Change (Oushe Remix)
Close - Wallflower (Huxley Dub) - K7
Stephen Brown - V-Kicks
GA - Patterns (test)

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GA - Live In The House 11/13

It is time for a fun track that makes you dance. “Ricochet” is a cartoonish and groovy track that will keep you dancing for almost 6 minutes. It comes to a break where the audience can be introspective for a minute, right before getting slapped in the face by the old and trusted combo of kick and bass we all know and love.  

Ricochet

Nar Nar (Long Play)

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Yumaan - Nar Nar (Long Play)

Stripping it all back to the core. This is for the late-night sessions and the gritty, sweat-soaked dancefloors. Raw tech house is the sound of stripped-down percussion, relentless basslines, and a minimal, no-frills attitude. We trade clean-cut polish for a raw, analogue crunch and a lo-fi energy that hits you right in the chest.

Expect powerful, rolling grooves, sharp, distorted kicks, and a hypnotic, warehouse vibe. Influenced by the foundational sounds of Detroit techno and the stripped-back feel of classic house, this is music designed for one purpose: to make you move. No flash, no fluff—just pure, unadulterated rhythm.

Beatport

Warehouse Wobble

M.A.N.I.A.C.

Andystandonit

ZANEROBE - House Beats & Spread Sheets .34 Ft Yolanda Be Cool

Sander Kleinenberg - Sacred (vocal mix)

Download the set here: 
http://corenews.me/kolsch-residency-2017-12-07/
Tracklist over here:
http://tracklists.thomaslaupstad.com/kolsch-residency-2017-12-07-tracklist-playlist/

Kolsch - Residency 2017-12-07

Alan is back in the studio this week to mix up a selection of his current favourites from the likes of Ejeca, Avision, Andres Campos, Huxley, Hobo, Jon Rundell, Eats Everything, Jay Clarke, Slam, Benjamin Damage and a naughty little remix of George Fitzgerald from Alan himself.

	01.	Ejeca - Find Me
	02.	Wigbert - Snapshot (Avision Remix)
	03.	Radio Slave - Feel The Same (DJ Koze Edit)
	04.	Andres Campo - Rola
	05.	Andres Campo feat. Nick StoneStreet & La Rubia - Susurros
	06.	Huxley - Have U
	07.	Hobo - Canticle
	08.	Jon Rundell - Light At The End Of The Tunnel
	09.	Tiga & Clarian - You’re So Special (Eats Everything Remix)
	10.	Jor-El - In Dark Places (Jay Clarke Remix)
	11.	Slam - Destrakt
	12.	Benjamin Damage - Binary
	13.	George Fitzgerald - Half Light (Alan Fitzpatrick Remix)

We Are The Brave Radio 014

Welcome to the new edition of Club Room! This week I am very happy to present you with an exclusive guest mix from a favourite artist of mine, VONDA7. No doubt you have heard about her but in case you have not then I can tell you that what I find so amazing about VONDA7 is how her sound goes from R&B and Hip Hop all the way through to Electro and Techno via Disco and Electro. OMG… she is a VONDA Woman! So here you go, VONDA7 in the Club Room… Enjoy!

Club Room 65 with VONDA7

Purple Disco Machine DJ Set From The Alternative Top 100 DJs Virtual Festival 2020

Sander Kleinenberg 2.0



Whether it’s producing, remixing or dj’ing, Sander Kleinenberg has been building credibility on all fronts for over twenty-five years. He has established himself as an advocate of progress and most of all, a pivotal player on the frontier of electronic music. Starting out dj-ing at merely fifteen years old, a young Sander Kleinenberg was inspired by club music and hip-hop culture in the late eighties. This cultural shift inspired his own musical path, which in turn led to him traveling the world and spreading his sound along the way. Many awards, accolades and having performed all corners of the world later you could say it was destiny. 

Often mentioned when talking about the first wave of superstar dj’s from the progressive house wave around the turn of the century, Sander brought a mixture genres and styles to the table like never heard before. Quirky disco, psychedelia, Detroit techno, straight up soul and industrialism contributed greatly to the ever-evolving musical landscape in the ‘90s and 00’s. Sander’s eclectic persona and capability to always be two steps ahead of the rest have resulted in him being an award-winning dj and producer. As time passes by and his career unfolds, the pattern within it becomes more and more visible, Sander is a man on the move, always searching for the “perfect mix” in his own words. Sander’s relentless passion for perfection has kept him away from classification, putting hours upon hours into the enrichment of dj- and producer identity. Constantly twisting and shaping sounds. It’s this search for relevance in electronic musics development that keeps him re-inventing himself in every decade that has gone by since those early days. 

Today Sander looks back at his journey and thought it was time to make up the balance of all the corners of progress his career has taken him. You could call it a full circle type moment settling for nothing else but quality. If you are looking for someone who has searched high and low and has taken that into his current musical identity then Sander is your man. Like a fine wine matured into something wonderful.. Weaving generations, styles and a healthy eye on the future together in a relevant cocktail of musical maturity. Check his Deepest Mixtapes for a deep look into all that excites him and you will understand what he means.

In 2024 after a time of rejuvenation you can find Sander at a select number of dates around the world, revisiting his love for the clubs and countries that accompanied his journey along the way. He has a string of releases on the way marking his comeback to the dance floor both behind the decks and in the charts. It is time to once again rekindle his ability to bring levity and fun back to the dance floors.

M.A.N.I.A.C.

Sander Kleinenberg

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