Happy to share the latest edition of Chilling Moments. I fully intend on doing another one for July so despite it being very late into June, I'll still call this one June.

I guess sort of my typical mix progression with this one. Deep and slow to start and working it's way up over the first hour. Might turn a bit dark and aggressive in the second hour before finishing off with somewhat typical end of set feels for me.

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Eigenart & M-Sol DEEP - Keep Going - M-Sol DEEP
Soire - Gunemi (BIGz Instrumental Mix) - Ready Mix Records
Dan Macklin & Taleman - Warm Up (Extended Mix) - Amulanga
Nicolas Giordano - Go To Mars - spcinch
DERK & Franco Giacusa - Kief - Circle of Life
Chris Doppler - Filtrum - 3rd Avenue
Victor Crain - Cave Cry - Future Avenue
Jiminy Hop - Rechenka - Phagamast
Ruben Karapetyan - Parisian Vibe (Molac Extended Mix) - Clubsonica Records
Liam Sieker & Edu Schwartz - Moonglade - RKP
Pierre Sebastiano - Fuerza - Massive Harmony Records
Gaston Sosa - Amep (HAFT Remix) - roku
Aman Anand - What's On Your Mind (Covsky & Fraser Rix Remix) - One Of A Kind
Allan McLoud - Conscious Mind (Ilias Katelanos & Plecta Remix) - Movement Recordings
Michael A - Submit - Kitchen Recordings
Stub & My Flower - Nightfall (Subandrio Remix) - Nightcolours
Juan Deminicis & NUFECTS - Clover - Mango Alley
Solis [US] - Echosphere (Hernan Cattaneo & Simply City Extended Remix) - Univack
Brann (AR) - Silent Tree - Stripped Digital
Abity & Lelio Monte - Metropolis - Transensations Records
Joaco Rodiño - Corso - Mango Alley
Nikko Mavridis - Travelogue (Dj Bird Remix) - Consapevole Recordings
Framewerk - Your Soul - Capital Heaven

Hope you enjoy!

Sean Keating - Chilling Moments June 2025

A fixture on the East Coast electronic music scene for more than two decades, Sean has earned the respect of electronic music lovers, DJs and promoters all over with his intelligent and smooth storytelling blend of organic and progressive house.

A true technical perfectionist who combines outstanding programming skills with near flawless execution all while playing to the atmosphere in which he is performing, Sean once earned himself the reputation as one of the most consistent performers in the East. His professional approach and attention to detail provided him with many memorable opportunities throughout the years having compiled a very long list of accomplishments.

Introduced to electronic music in the 80s and early 90s by musical acts like Depeche Mode and New Order it wasn't until he listened to Sasha & John Digweed's "Northern Exposure" in 1996 that his world really changed forever. Falling in love with the sound of the Global Underground, Sean was moved to share this new found love of electronic dance music with others. After an extended period of honing basic DJ skills at home he recorded and distributed his first demo to a few select Halifax promoters and was lucky enough to be given his first public performance at the now infamous Baseline Fridays @ Reflections.

Championing a sound and style that was a bit different for Halifax at the time, Sean quickly become known as one of the early pioneers of progressive house in Atlantic Canada. Holding residencies over the years with some of the most influential production companies including Massive Productions and Underdog Productions while also working the after hours scene with Kyle Kurts at various venues including Sub Rosa, Sean's reputation in the scene grew and provided him with many memorable experiences having played alongside a very long list of some of the world's biggest headliners including Armin Van Buuren, Deep Dish, Danny Howells, Luke Fair, Steve Porter, Ferry Corsten, Kaskade, Calvin Harris, Darude and Sultan to name just a few. In 2003 Sean was lucky enough to play alongside one of the DJs ultimately responsible for his musical journey, Sasha. A very special club event that continued into the wee hours of the morning at a local after hours venue where Sean & Sasha treated a small, intimate crowd to an impromptu tag set that still remains as one of Halifax's most indelible electronic music memories.

Somewhat more recently in 2011 Sean provided the winning mix in John Digweed's "Structures Two" international mix contest and was featured on Digweed's highly acclaimed radio show "Transitions". An accomplishment that even the most seasoned of international touring DJs aspires to.

While Sean's live performances have become increasingly rare in recent years, his love for the music remains unwavering and he regularly releases new mixes in his long running mix series "Chilling Moments" which initially started as a SHOUTCast live broadcast through CyberDJs.ca and is now celebrating its 20th year.

With Sean's dedication to the craft, ear for the music and storytelling ability each one of his sets is sure to be an emotional journey through sound.

Collection of radio commercials that I have produced. And in many cases, they were also written by me as well.

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from:                 @NSA.us.gov
to: Gen. E. W. Manshower, Military Institute of Musical Aggression
cc: CIA Co-Chair Jim Plentiful-Grapetree

re: DJ Joey Bravo

THE FOLLOWING MESSAGE IS DEEMED CLASSIFIED UNDER THE BREAKBEET ACT 2009 (S. 12, VIII, 12-18)

Gentlemen, 

It has come to my attention you are researching the history of codename DJ JOEY BRAVO, and it is imperative you cease and desist in such actions. Subject Bravo, has been a field operative for us in the use of audio-peace induction for several years. His unique talents are in danger if ever verified globally. Nevertheless, in the interest of co-operation between our departments, I can provide you with the following details about Joey Bravo, bearing in mind, even with our resources, the veracity of this information is difficult to determine.
We believe the subject was born to merchant sailors near the Ivory Coast sometime in the mid-80s. Then known as Joey S, Bravo displayed an ability with auditory entrancement  from even a young age. Somalian traders have legends of the “Oog Timo Shaab” (“Fire Haired Boy”), who they say could cause the waves to dance with love.
Sightings are spotty after that. We do know a red-headed teenage prodigy was recorded leading an impromptu rave in Sarajevo in October of 1993. The event culminated in a 300-person orgy. 
We also believe he may have been involved in the 1997 disappearance of all the first-born teenagers in Focktown, a small town on the Southern tip of Spain. Witnesses say the children danced off into the dark woods one night, following “el hombre de jengibre” (“The Ginger Man”). 
Occasional “wobbly bass” originating within the jungles of Belize led to workers discovering Joey Bravo living with a previously undiscovered tribe in more stuff that’s not anything but we need to fill up space  2000. None survived.
A roughly triangular archipelago, 100 km off of Australia's eastern coast, is known as Bravo's Corner to locals; though there appears to be no known origins of the name, nor any scientific explanation as to why the area has an unusually large number of planes and boats disappear while travelling through. 
From intelligence we’ve gathered through our sources in foreign covert agencies, and various sexy, big-titted spies, we believe his clothing is custom-tailored in Florence. His turntables crafted from fine metals and porcelains in Israel. His needles folded and forged by legendary Masamune swordsmiths in Japan.  
The subject was last spotted in Nova Scotia, Canada. His intent within that isolated province remain unknown, but it appears he has been crafting new materials...building. Unsettling though it may be, Bravo appears to be preparing for some event yet to occur. 
With this rough history in mind, it is of the utmost international security that all projects worked on by Joey Bravo remain strictly beyond top secret. Gentlemen, as far as the world is concerned, DJ Joey Bravo does not exist. For all our sakes, let's hope it stays that way.
 

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Office of the Exterior Weapons, National Security Agency
Washington, D.C.
