Big up for Trushmix 180! Telephones and DJ Fett Burger behind the turntables! Quite a few cool mix sessions have been recorded this spring and early summer by these two! And here is one of them. 
A smashing party oriented house mix with a touch of latin, disco, funk and other burner styles, old-school, 90's house and more! Good mood, nice groove and flowing through the good vibes! 
Summer is here, party needs to happen! This is the mix!

A trip to good vibes and great energy! Burger and Telephones rollin´ it hard!

Enjoy music from the top!

*PROMO ALERT!

Telephones and DJ Fett Burger will play their first gig together in a very long time.  6th of August, for those at Lovefest in Serbia. Check it!
Big event 100%

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Trushmix 180 - DJ Fett Burger & Telephones

Long time dear friend Jonny Rock (@jonnyrock) from London up in the mix for the 33rd in our MFM Mix series. Interview (excerpt) down below.

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MFM: Thanks for the mix and for taking time to answer these questions Jonny. Whatsup? 

JR: It is an absolute honor to do the mix and thanks for twisting my arm for the interview. Surfin’ the wild waves of the times at the moment… hanging tight on the board, but like water.. finding my way, with huge amounts of entertaining falls.

MFM: I once read you saying wanting to go “...fucking off from London, moving to LA or somewhere else”. Why would you want to trade London for another place?

JR: London is an addiction. been here since ’91 so hard to get it out of the system. working on a sunnier outlet to share the time which on its own puts a smile on my face but still enjoying London for its dirt and being versatile. LA is still and always in my heart for its sun and people.  

MFM: Looking at your discography your studio outcome is an almost equal balance of your own works and edits. Would you say other people's music is a major source of inspiration and motivation? Do you have a steady pace/rhythm of producing or...?

JR: Other peeps music I listen to is of course a huge inspiration or motivation. Even with ‘original‘ works I always have a trigger point. An inspiration from a record.. a dusty loop from somewhere. I play guitar but I am not an analog machine man (burn him burn him). I love samples, loops, rolandcloud on the go… but no particular pace tbh. sometimes a random focused period comes out fruitful. Sometimes it just doesn’t work so I leave it. It’s a sign that I need to have a break in my head. Edits come up as I find songs so the balance must be coincidental. 

MFM: You're the first guest on the mix series who actually requested to keep the comments off. Does it have to do with the 'music like water' principle these days?

JR: Well this idea also came out of the lost year. I was away from mixing for a while and podcast to-do pile had grown. And thought maybe one can try to rebalance listening to music and the way music is shared and searched. While the world is taken over by clicks and likes and online hangouts, thought maybe we push the talks and search back on real people interaction. From my side I asked kindly to the people I did the podcasts for, as an experiment…. let’s try it. Move away from ‘track id’s’ etc.     

MFM: You seem to be a romantic kinda guy with an old school approach when it comes to exploring and experiencing and valuing music. Does the '2021 way' offer only downsides from your point of view, or...?  

JR: I try to hang on to my own journey with belt and braces, so not to lose my values, and mind. A daily exercise sometimes to stop time and re-align to keep on staying true. Like all artforms there is controversy bubbling up in the speed of light everywhere with ‘kind’ help of the ‘social media’…  

MFM: Word on the street is that you've got a new thing coming up, a new label. Tell us all about it!!!

JR: Yessss its true … ‘Jonny Rock Orijinal’. A label for me by me featuring me. ‘Not an edit’ will probably write at the back of a t-shirt at some point. I felt it was the right time to have an outlet for the various explosions of my mind. Hopefully out in the wild by January. Hamam series is also branching out to a ‘Hamam Originals’ imprint too. 

MFM: Thanks too for the mix! Any specific theme or records or vibe you had in mind before or while recording it? 

JR: Not really to be honest. Tako is a huge influence and a great bud so when he asked, woke up instantly from my cosmic hibernation and wanted to do a dj mix with some of the grooves I found lately. I don’t think I played any of those records out yet so was also an excitement of playing them for the first time. I hope to get a few 👌's 🤟's 🔥's 💥's. Ah wait …comments are off so probably not.

MFM Mix 033: Jonny Rock

We have invited Australian https://soundcloud.com/aditoohey for the 23rd installment of the RB mix series. Doing the amazing https://soundcloud.com/rimbombo 
parties with https://soundcloud.com/grevillegreville and https://soundcloud.com/earlgreyradio. Besides being a super nice person she's an awesome deejay. Can't recommend her and the Rimbombo parties enough :-) Enjoy!

RBMIX23 By Adi Toohey

Keeping things closer to home as we often do, we're psyched to welcome Lane Split with two-hours of delectable deep cuts and dubby atmospheres. Also known as one half of the Naarm/Melbourne based duo Handle Soundsystem, David is someone who appreciates great sound, and has been working on a variety of sound systems for local parties and large scale music festivals, all the while refining his own exquisite taste for classic deep cuts and dreamy psychedelic excursions.

We really can't speak highly enough of this mix, a deep subliminal odyssey packed full of uplifting 90s tech house and mind massaging dub grooves. Now sit back, relax and enjoy the ride.

Click here for our chat with Lane Split: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/lane-split

@lanesplit
@handlesoundsystem

www.melbournedeepcast.net

Interview

MDC.272 Lane Split

A masterclass in heady house grooves by Aarhus-based tastemaker C.K. We’ve been pretty intoxicated by the way C.K has put himself on the map. Operating under a cloak of mystery, the Aarhus residing DJ and producer has carved out a little niche corner with his Safe Distribution crew when it comes to making classy and well-thought-out house music - stuff that we personally keep coming back to and consider “timeless” goodness. Just back from his US tour, we caught up to hear about his latest developments. 

Full interview with C.K here: https://oddysee.fm/podcasts/ck/

https://soundcloud.com/ck_sounds

Oddysee 044 | 'Music For Oddysee' by C.K

Crown Ruler Mix #25 - Ben Fester B2B Cousin.

We’ve got another mix for you snatched from the wild - this time from iconic brothers @ben-fester and @secondcousins. Recorded at our open-air party co-presented with @planettrip earlier this year, the siblings warmed up for maestro @floatingpoints in the breeze of twilight, where they proved themselves as well-seasoned DJ’s no longer necessitating introduction. 

Sink into this mix of trippy downtempo, percussive electro and cherished vocal house from two masters of their craft. 

Illustration by Ben Keynes.

This mix was recorded on the stolen lands of the Gadigal people of the Eora Nation. We acknowledge their Elders past and present, and recognise efforts in the ongoing resistance against colonialism. Always Was, Always Will Be.

Crown Ruler Mix #25 - Ben Fester B2B Cousin

Timo and I met first online in the times of the early ADSL era in the beginning 00s. Back then he was already running (and still is!) the influential deep house mix page DeepRhythms.com that nobody only remotely interested in electronic music wouldnt be aware of in these days (Note: there were maybe a handful such pages online, Discogs was in version 0.1 and social media madness wasnt even on the horizon, so i guess without exaggeration you can call his work pioneering). 
Fast forward to 2023: These days he's still doing this thing plus he's got one and a half top-notch labels under his belt (running Echocentric Records and co-running Coymix) and is still a kick-ass DJ too. 
I'm especially happy to present a brand new mix by Timo on the EstimuloShow guest mix series,  here he is oscillating between old and recent tracks on the techier edge of house music, creating a flow with a pure party vibe.
Take it away Timo!

EstimuloShow GUEST MIX: Timo Deeprhythms (Echocentric, Coymix)

Guest mix from @laurenhansom :)

https://www.nts.live/shows/jamie-tiller/episodes/jamie-tiller-20th-january-2020

NTS Radio Show - Episode 08 w/ Lauren Hansom

SHD08 :), this time by our good pals Heels & Souls! Following the theme of pumping club mixes this one has everything worth having; basslines, breakbeats, pads, bleeps and a healthy dose of techno soul. Whether you're spring cleaning, crunching some numbers, going for a 'brisk stroll', cooking up some peng-peng, or doing f*ck all, Pat & Ben have got you covered.

Heels and Souls is also a non-profit party that aims to raise money for charity. The lads have staggeringly raised just shy of £20,000 for a number of different charities over the past 5 years. Also, they recently announced Heels and Souls Recordings - a new label. Watch their space for more information.

Seven Hills Digest 08 - Heels & Souls

TASCAM DR-40

2018-04-01 Live At Inner Varnika, Closing Set

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Between January 1 and June 30th 2021 a share of Patreon revenue raised will be donated to The Queer Black Therapy Fund, an initiative started by Kemoy Jemmott, a host at Refuge Worldwide.

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Love On The Rocks - Paramida, Samuel Gieben, Alex Kassian

Seven Hills was founded by four close friends hailing from the Steel City. Our ethos is simple: to showcase / release good quality electronic music; from club cuts to abstract ambient mixes, all from a broad spectrum of producers and djs.

Seven Hills Digest 08 - Heels & Souls

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