Takin’ me back to my days with Junior at Sound Factory NYC.  Thank you. ❤️

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Wednesday, October 18th 2023 we had the unofficial opening of ADE in the most obscure progressive underground club of Amsterdam, The Shelter of Hearts (if you don't now where it is, you're not ready yet to join...). Where I had the privilege and pleasure to play in a line up of progressive legends who, if they weren't already, became good friends that evening and during all the party evenings that followed during ADE. 

A big thanks to these legends for all the great music and love they shared: Nicolas Rada, Dowden, Clay van Dijk, Alex O'Rion, Gavin & Mattie (GMJ & Matter), Anthony Rhino, Zankee Gulati and Mike Rish🙏🏻❣️

A special thanks to Meike & Sjonnie for bringing al those beautiful souls together ❤️

🎶Music is light💡

Love to you all,
Pablo❣️

TRACKLIST
1.	Trilucid – A Moment (Sunrise Mix)
2.	DAVI – Deepest Mind
3.	Sebastian Sellares – Lullaby of the Seraphim (Extended Mix)
4.	Julian Wasserman – Invisible (Extended Mix)
5.	NuFects – Wild (Juan Deminicis Remix)
6.	Noel Sanger – Falling Upward (Jamie Stevens Remix)
7.	Ivan Aliaga – Lonely World
8.	Arodes – Lunar
9.	Sistersweet – Sunrise in Lanka (Maze 28 Remix)
10.	Analog Jungs – Constellation (EMPHI Remix)
11.	South Bloom – Let Me In

ADE 2023 - Live w/ Alex O'rion at The Shelter of Hearts

I'll be supporting Quivver at Shake at Canvas in Bournemouth and the lovely team at Shake asked me to do a little warm-up promo mix to get you in the mood - so here it is 🎧🙏

1.  Maryer - Substance (Intro)
2. Pedro Capelossi - Soul Breaker (Pedro Capelossi Deep Revisit)
3. Claudio Cornejo (AR) - Nebula
4. Pambouk - Hidden Faces
5. Arqana - Ionia
6. Rocio Portillo - Vivere (Maze 28 Remix)
7. Andrés Moris - Weaver
8. Simon Vuarambón - Quiral
9. Zankee Gulati - Mind Opener (Analog Jungs Remix)
10. Will DeKeizer - 2000 B.C. (Roger Martinez Remix)
11. Cary Crank - Fight My Fears (Gai Barone Remix)
12. Jamie Stevens - Traveller 98
13. Pascal F.E.O.S - I Can Feel That (MOSHIC Remix)
14. Jiggler - Appeal (Original Mix)
15. Facundo Leiarz - Nano Man
16. Nick Stoynoff - 282

Pete B - Shake Promo Mix

Risk It

Risk It (Etended Mix)

Maeva

[PREMIERE] Nicolo Simonelli - Maeva (Original Mix) [Solis Manent]

Good Love (Original Mix)

Known as one of the Netherlands's most technically proficient producers, Secret Cinema is preparing to celebrate his 25th year in the music industry this year. Responsible for classics like 'Sonar System' (as Meng Syndicate), 'Mary Go Wild' and 'Watch me Now' (as Grooveyard), 'Timeless Attitude', 'Gung Ho' and 'Shake Ur Tek-Ass' (as Secret Cinema), Jeroen Verheij is still as relevant in techno as he was in the 90s. As an integral part of the global dance community, he has dominated main stages around the world, as well as all of the other global haunts such as Womb, Pacha, Air and Sankeys. To add to this, his label Gem Records has been garnering more international recognition with every release. Today Secret Cinema is regarded as one of the mainstay's of the scene, and he will be bringing his highly respectable reputation and extensive catalogue to Australia to kick off his worldwide Silver Tour, which will include performances at Rainbow Serpent Festival and Piknic Elektronik. To coincide with his 25 year anniversary, he has released a luxury box entitled SILVER, which includes his entire discography, DVD documentary and all new remixes from the likes of Christian Smith, Heiko Laux and Joris Voorn to name a few. Celebrate one of the scene pioneers with this Balance Selections podcast which ticks all the right boxes...

Interview here: http://www.balancemusic.com.au/news/balance-selections-16-secret-cinema/

Balance Selections 016: Secret Cinema

01. Monax - String Theory (Sonic Union & Bastards of Funk Remix [Mango Alley]
02. Ivory - Colorum [Hosted Music]
03. GMJ - Push Through (Andrea Cassino Remix) [Proton Music]
04. Brigado Crew & Crisstiano - Persian [Eleatics Records]
05. Jon Connor - Sunshine Daydream [Bubblejam]
06. Budakid & Jonas Saalbach - Nautique (Petar Dundov Remix) [DAYS like NIGHTS]
07. Coeus - Farafi [Sweet Musique]
08. A Friend of Marcus - She Who Annihilates (Petar Dundov Remix) [Natura Sonoris]
09. Namito - Anakeys [Selador]
10. Luke Sambe - Sooti (Eli Nissan Remix) [Lost & Found]
11. Carlos Barbero & Goerge Olmos - Keita (Juan Remix) [Depth]
12. Navar - Exposeur [Sudbeat]

The show is syndicated worldwide by Syndicast (www.syndicast.co.uk)
If you are interested in airing the show please register your radio station here: http://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration

Download from iTunes

DAYS like NIGHTS 021 - Guestmix by Petar Dundov

Shindig 20th Warm Up Part 2 & 3

Ziger’s Eat My Hat imprint returns welcoming Kenan Savrun to the label for his debut single. Hailing from Ankara, the Turkish artist has a long history as a DJ dating back to 2003, having shared the booth with Alex Niggemann, Eli & Fur, Andy Bros, Victor Ruiz and Oliver Huntemann. Upon releasing his first productions in September of last year, Kenan has since gone to showcase his music on 3rd Avenue, Soundteller Records, Stripped Digital and Stellar Fountain’s Astrowave. Now embarking on the most anticipated release of his career, Kenan makes his Eat My Hat debut with ‘Shivaya’ alongside remixes from Ziger & Simos Tagias.

Having already developed a uniquely mystical sound, Kenan has been hotly tipped as one of the progressive scene’s brightest new talents. That sentiment will surely grow with  ‘Shivaya’ delivering on a profound level. Built on a backbone of tough beats and a full, perfectly carved groove, the peak time sensibility is high from the outset. Tranquil yet energetic, it’s pulsating arps and percussive flurries add dynamic splashes as momentum builds. The narrative shifts during the break with a cross cultural vocal taking centrestage, bringing moments of soul and emotion, before a timely drop transfers energy into an exhilarating finale. 

The first interpretation of ‘Shivaya’ is provided by Eat My Hat label boss Ziger. The Greek artist has had a tremendous summer season led by his ‘Faded Realm’ single which enjoyed a month long stay a top Beatport’s Progressive House Hype tracks chart. Add to that a Beatport Top 5 for his remix of Nosh & SJ’s ‘17:17’ also coming courtesy of Eat My Hat. Also laying claim to 2019 releases on Hernan Cattaneo’s Sudbeat Music and Eleatics Records, Ziger now lands back on his comfortable home of Eat My Hat with a superb rendition of ‘Shivaya’. Taking a cue from the original, the energy proves to be just as palpable here. A reworked groove ripples with powerful momentum as vocal fragments and dark stabs steal the air. Stripping down into the main break, wispy atmospherics add further intrigue before broken beats and a robust roll ignite a massive third act. 

The release concludes with Simos Tagias making his label debut and providing the second and final interpretation of ‘Shivaya’. The Greek artist has been one of his country’s brightest stars in progressive house with a discography that features releases on Hernan Cattaneo’s Sudbeat Music, Movement Recordings, Proton Music and Sound Avenue. Now fresh off an EP for D-Formation’s Beatfreak Recordings, Simos debuts on Eat My Hat with a superb interpretation of ‘Shivaya’. Opting for a tough, more techno inspired approach the Athens resident focuses on electric rhythms and pulsating designs, for a perfectly dialled peak time affair. The main break showcases a cascading motif, although indistinct it's emotive appeal is strong, building in waves before the final act unleashes the full vocal for an epic finale. A massive remix from Simos which caps off another incredible release for Ziger’s Eat My Hat Music. Highly recommended. 

Release Promo

Kenan Savrun - Shivaya (Ziger Remix) EMH003

NekliFF and Space Motion return to Timeless Moment for one of our most waited singles. 

‘Laziness’ was signed by Timeless Moment exactly one year ago and was vastly road tested by label boss Morttagua as he played the original version in almost every live set through the past 12 months.
With dark mystical vibes  and a very catchy hook, ‘Laziness’ shines on the dance floor due to its perfect combination of Progressive melodies and tribal grooves, a combo that has been the trademark success of many of Space Motion hit tracks,  and now with the addition of NekliFF’s extra melodic touch.  

After playing the original mix live for one year straight, it was only obvious that Morttagua himself would bring the one and only Remix of ‘Laziness’. Morttagua brings ‘laziness’ to his trademark game, adding hypnotic bass lines and diamond crispy synths while keeping the main melodic hook of the original intact.  Extra atmospheres and a highly engineered mix down make this Remix leave up to the hype of its original brother.  

A perfect EP that will work amazingly for the Melodic & Afro House crowds in its original version while satisfying the Progressive Techno lovers in its Remix with an ace package that you simply can’t go wrong with it.
 
Mastered by SM Mastering
www.SMmastering.com 

Buy Link: 

Social Networks Timeless Moment: 
www.soundcloud.com/TimelessMoment
www.instagram.com/TimelessMomentMusic 
www.Facebook.com/TimelessMomentMusic

Contact for licensing:  kelly@timelessmoment.com.br 
Social networks for Space Motion: 
www.soundcloud.com/spacemotion 
www.facebook.com/SpaceMotion 
www.instagram.com/space_motion_ 

Social Networks for NekliFF: 
https://soundcloud.com/nekliff_official
https://www.instagram.com/nekliff/ 
https://www.facebook.com/DJNekliFF/ 

Social networks for Morttagua: 
www.mortttagua.com
www.soundcloud.com/Morttagua
www.facebook.com/morttagua
www.instagram.com/MorttaguaMusic

Nekliff & Space Motion - Laziness (Morttagua Remix) [Timeless Moment]  - OUT NOW!

Available 11, November on https://soundcloud.com/eatmyhat featuring: https://soundcloud.com/ziger
Follow Proton's premiere playlist on Spotify: protonrad.io/proton-pack-spotify

As its owner and manager, Ziger has utmost confidence in Eat My Hat Music. Anything less, and the Greek producer would, well, “eat his hat!” The fledgling label’s already made a profound impact on progressive house. Along with showcasing in-house productions, it's featured the likes of D-Formation, Simos Tagias and Kenan Savrun. Having built a firm roster foundation, “Pleasure” turns attention back to the dancefloor. Anchored by a cavernous groove and hypnotic tension, the original mix tunnels into listeners’ consciousness.

https://www.facebook.com/eatmyhatmusic/
https://www.facebook.com/ZigerOfficial/

Pleasure

Premiere: Ziger - Pleasure [Eat My Hat Music]

Dreamers - April 2020 - Fernando Ferreyra

Interview & Tracklist: https://balancemusic.com.au
@yoni-yarchi

Based in Tel Aviv, Yoni Yarchi creates dance music with true heart and emotion, a unique sound that’s dynamic and driven by beautiful melodies, deep rhythms, and memorable moments.

Balance Selections 129

INTERVIEW & TRACKLIST

Balance Selections 129: Yoni Yarchi

For more info: 
@filterbear

Filter Bear has consistently shown his commitment to quality, honest and emotional music straight from the heart, and to the dance floor.

Balance Selections 145

Balance Selections 145: Filter Bear

Esta es la sesion de cierre de Kumharas 2020. con una seleccion de las canciones favoritas de las puestas de sol del verano y un final lleno de clasicos personales.

IGOR MARIJUAN - KUMHARAS CLOSING - SEPT20

https://www.facebook.com/PachoPepo
booking@e-bookingdj.com

Pacho & Pepo guest mix for Wally Lopez - Insomnia Radio Show

SCOTT BRADFORD - LEXICON AVENUE/SHINDIG/FORENSIC RECORDS

EXPLORING the deeper, darker reaches of the house music spectrum, Lexicon Avenue's Scott Bradford has forged a rock-solid reputation as a DJ who never fails to deliver.
From London to Lisbon, Toronto to Tokyo, and South America to Singapore, the affable spinner is regarded as one of the most consistent performers around.
Promoter and resident DJ at Shindig, one of the UK's most revered and longest-running nights, his vision and determination ensure the biggest and best names grace the decks on a weekly basis.
Now residing at Newcastle's impressive Digital, the weekly event’s success was instrumental in the venue securing the accolade of being named one of the 15 best clubs in the world by DJ Magazine in February 2007 - with the publication hailing it as "The Fabric of the North".
Widely regarded as both an institution and an inspiration, Shindig remains committed to serving up cutting edge sounds while also providing a platform for the most promising emerging talent.
After beginning his DJing career with slots at parties across the North East of England in 1989, Scott teamed up with friend and fellow turntable talent, Scooby, to launch the night at Club Afrika in 1992.
Its success snowballed and the pair decided to relocate to the city’s Riverside venue (later renamed Foundation). Continuing to go from strength to strength as word spread both home and abroad, it scooped Muzik magazine’s hotly-contested award for Best Underground Club Night in 2001.
By this time, Scott had already begun furthering his standing on the global dance music scene as one-third of the prolific Lexicon Avenue, teaming up with production partners Chris Scott and Mark Armstrong.
A formidable force in the development of UK house music since the late 90s, they launched their own label, Forensic, which soon gained immense international respect.
Expertly crafted to create maximum impact on the dancefloor, Lexicon Avenue’s tracks are fixtures in the sets of A-List DJs such as John Digweed, Deep Dish, Satoshi Tomiie, Danny Howells and Sander Kleinenberg.
They’ve been released on some of house music’s most influential imprints - including Yoshitoshi, Saw Recordings, Renaissance, Junior Boy’s Own and Hooj - as well as being licenced to leading compilations such as the Global Underground and Balance series. 
Their success means Scott is in demand across the globe, regularly rocking  world famous clubs like Pacha in Ibiza, Zouk in Singapore, Trilogy in Dubai, and Womb in Japan. Closer to home, Renaissance and Turnmills welcome him on to the decks on a frequent basis.
Such is Lexicon Avenue’s popularity, the trio were chosen to go head-to-head with Dave Seaman to mix the third installment of the Therapy Sessions compilation series. Released in October 2006 on Seaman’s own Audio Therapy label, they blended techier, electro-influenced cuts from Ame, Plastikman and Nick K, attracting a host of rave reviews.
Their fans had been eagerly waiting a follow up to their debut CD which hit the shelves in 2002 as part of NRK’s critically-acclaimed nite:life series.
In 2003, Scott seized the opportunity to put his club night centre stage with the Adventures of Shindig CD, before returning in 2004 with Forensic Science Exhibit A - featuring the finest selections from his own imprint’s back catalogue alongside a handful of previously unreleased exclusives.
His production work is not just restricted to Lexicon Avenue though and along with production partner Chris Scott he has cast his spell using an almost dizzying array of monikers including Little Green Men, New Phunk Theory, Third Movement, Fishead (with Satoshi Tomiie), and Bush People (with Mark Armstrong and Mara‘s Barry Gilbey). Scott also has a brand new production project with fellow Shindig resident, Mark Lowry.
Scott's and his production partners remix credits read like a Who’s Who of the biggest names in house music with Danny Tenaglia, John Creamer and Stephane K, Dirty Vegas and Science Department all being given their trademark dancefloor-friendly treatment. 
Depeche Mode, Chab, Habersham, and Seal can also be added to the impressive list which continues to grow at a rapid rate.
Capitalizing on this popularity, Scott and Mark Armstrong record their own monthly radio shows which are regularly broadcast on stations worldwide including Argentina, Spain, Italy, Portugal, Greece and Lithuania.
Scott also regularly contributes guest mixes for John Digweed’s Kiss FM show, and in October 2006 he featured alongside Pete Tong on Radio One’s Essential Mix which was broadcast live from Shindig.
A regular on the station over the years, he’s been championed numerous times by Pete Tong, Danny Rampling and Seb Fontaine.

And so there we have it. Over the last decade-and-a-half, through Shindig, Forensic Records, Lexicon Avenue and numerous other production guises, Scott Bradford has carved out an enviable position as a DJ you can trust - a DJ who speaks the language of the dancefloor.




Shindig 20th Warm Up Part 2 & 3

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