Saturday, March 2, 2013, at San Francisco's indomitable EndUp: for the fourth edition of the monthly PLAY party series, Listed Productions brought together four acts that upon first glance may have raised eyebrows, but in the end, made perfect sense.  Masters of their crafts with range as wide as their experiences, each artist played off of one another brilliantly to weave together a night as memorable for its cogency as its sonic diversity.  @Naveen-G opened the floor, building track upon perfect track, patiently whetting the crowd's appetite before Trouw resident @Patrice-Baumel took all on a journey as heady as it was flat-out dance-able.  But before @Three launched into an epic 4+ hour set through the sunrise, @JenoVoid anchored the entire night as only he could, with this, a 2 hour masterpiece that is at once psychedelic, sophisticated and relentless as it carries listeners through ebbs and flows, a brand of hypnotizing acid house that's made him a San Francisco legend.  

Hear also: <a href="http://goo.gl/gbrTHt">Patrice Baumel - PLAY at The EndUp, March 2013</a>

<a href="https://www.facebook.com/media/set/?set=a.10151491451913921.1073741834.118595078920&type=3">Pictures from PLAY at The EndUp, March 2013</a>

mastered by @Naveen-g

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listed Podcast [005]: Jenö - PLAY at The EndUp, March 2013

Tony Hewitt in the Void - Jan 2022

An exploration into early 80s proto-house, garage, and boogie.

Tracklist:
00:00	The Steve Miller Band	"Macho City (Long Version)"
04:24	Bill Withers	"You Got The Stuff"
07:13	Roxy Music	"The Main Thing"
09:45	My Mine	"Hypnotic Tango (Instrumental)"
14:15	Brenda Taylor	"You Can't Have Your Cake and Eat It Too (Instrumental Cake Mix)"
17:47	Gwen Guthrie	"Seventh Heaven (US Remix by Larry Levan)"
23:26	Sterling Saint Jacques	"Comin, Into Love (Instrumental)"
28:30	Shirley Lites	"Heat You Up Melt You Down (Melt Down Mix)"
33:08	Sybil Thomas	"Rescue Me (Instrumental)"
36:17	First Light	"Don't Be Mistaken"
39:08	Star	"Watch Your Step (Dub Version)"
43:05	T.C. Curtis	"You Should Have Known Better (Dub Mix)"
48:39	Patrice Rushen	"Feels So Real (Won't Let Go)"
53:00	Van Twist	"Hot Wax"
55:39	Antoine Rocky-Horror	"Machine Gun Boogie"
58:16	Barbara Mason	"Another Man (Instrumental)"
1:02:21	Psychic Mirrors	"Island Girl"
1:06:53	Montana Orchestra Feat. Goody Goody	"Esto Parese Amor (Love Vibes)"
1:12:06	Colonel Abrams	"Music Is the Answer"
1:16:39	Willie Colon	"Set Fire To Me (Inferno Dub)"

Shalako - Redlight Music Live Stream #3 - Vintage Boogie & Garage (vinyl set) 2021

Eric Galaviz and Brian Varga, better known as the DJ / Producer duo Hipp-E and Halo, joined forces 15 years ago after realizing they shared many common musical interests. The H Foundation was born.  Here and now in 2014 they have just released their album ‘Passage’, a collection of their finest moments from 1999-2004, through DJ Sneak’s imprint Magnetic Recordings.  And to mark the release they’ve put together a brand new mix for the Gangstercast. 

The guys explain, “This mix is a small taste of some of the tracks and artists that we are into and what you would hear in our DJ sets from begging to end. We carefully choose the tracks in this mix so that people could get a feel and taste of what you would hear if you came to the club to see us play.”

H Foundations’ dedication to House music has always been evident and of their relationship with the music they simply state, “House music has a felling that touches your soul that moves you.”  About the House Gangster music they add they view it as, “Dirty House Music infused with a taste of Chicago. DJ Sneak is a brother to us, he has been in the game for a long time and has inspired so many artist there's not a lot of Old School House heads doing what he's doing and we have so much respect for him. 

“Nothing else to add other than download it and jam to it in your ride :)”

H Foundation’s ‘Passage [1999-2004]’ is out now at Beatport: http://www.beatport.com/release/passage-1999-2004/1325091

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H FOUNDATION | GANGSTERCAST 39

Expierments in sound mix

XLR8R Podcast 375: Anthony Parasole
One of Brooklyn's finest pilots a thoughtfully diverse journey to the dancefloor and back.

New York City's techno scene has been something of a cause célèbre over the past few years, with intriguing new artists and labels seemingly popping up on a daily basis. However, it's not just fresh-faced transplants that are getting into the act; a few died-in-the wool New Yorkers have also been making some serious waves, and Anthony Parasole is right at the top of that list. The Brooklyn native has been DJing since his teen years, and came up alongside guys like Levon Vincent, with whom he would later run the Deconstruct label. These days, however, most of his focus is on his own imprint, The Corner, along with the fabled Ostgut Ton. The Berlin outpost issued his most recent record, the My Block EP, and has gotten to know Parasole quite well in recent years, as he holds down a residency at Berghain and spends what seems to be an increasing amount of time in the German capital. Back home in New York, he's also been made a resident at Output, which means that he's become a staple DJ at highly esteemed clubs on both sides of the Atlantic. He seems poised for a major breakthrough in 2015, which leads us to believe that now is the perfect time to have him put together an exclusive mix for the XLR8R podcast series.

In the DJ booth, Parasole is probably best known for his ability to serve up a hard-charging techno assault, but those who have seen him play know that he's capable of so much more. He certainly flexes his diversity here, as the 73-minute session moves between long patches of foreboading, almost beatless soundscapes and a thudding techno pulse. Parasole also throws in the occasional musical curveball, which explains how a mix that's largely centered around techno could begin with Black Sabbath and end with Flying Lotus. It's an unusual combination, but it unquestionably works, and results in a podcast that's perhaps just as suitable for relaxed home listening as it is for even an imagined wild night on the dancefloor. Admittedly, those two poles sit quite far apart on the musical spectrum, yet Parasole appears to have mastered them both.

01 Black Sabbath "Planet Caravan" (Vertigo)
02 Lukid "Manchester" (Werkdiscs)
03 Shackleton "Shortwave" (Skull Disco)
04 Muslimgauze "Bazoft Rope" (Soleilmoon)
05 Bruce "Not Stochastic" (Hessle Audio)
06 Fluxion "You Don't Know (Joey Anderson Remix)" (Echocord)
07 Anthony Parasole "Bizarre" (Ostgut Ton)
08 Throwing Shade "Chancer (Kowton Remix)" (Happy Skull)
09 Surgeon "Atol" (SRX)
10 Markus Suckut "MS1987 A" (MS1987)
11 Rod "RSPCT" (MDR)
12 Sigha "Loop 6" (Avian)
13 Phil Moffa "Ignition" (The Corner)
14 Echoplex "The Relapse" (Index Marcel Fengler)
15 Blue Hour "Introspective 3" (Blue Hour)
16 Flying Lotus feat. Kendrick Lamar "Never Catch Me" (Warp)

XLR8R 375: Anthony Parasole

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October 2017 Mix

A rich tapestry of audio. Who knows where one song starts and the other ends? (unless you're a fucking shazzam nerd)

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"A full pelt wavering between tribal moments & more modest slabs of Detroit-inspired soul. The crowd respond at every turn." Steve McLay, DJ MAG

Foremost Jay Tripwire is a DJ and his craft goes back to when every party was vinyl only and there was no sync button, an ethos still to this day Jay adheres to.

Tripwire is getting old and has over 25 years under his belt professionally as a DJ and has toured extensively for 20 years with gigs taking him to over 200 cities worldwide.

He might have blood clots from all that flying, but he drinks alot of fish oil. #notvegan

His finely crafted extended sets deviate from the norm and as a DJ he encompasses a very wide range of underground music, and decades of digging for music to which his ears, neck and back have taken a serious beating from shows in how he walks with a swagger. #arthritis

Jay prepares extensively for every set of gigs with his personally crafted re-edits to match his signature style of long drawn out blends.

A sometimes resident at Mr. C's legendary SuperFreq parties and a regular contributor to the label. Some of the notable label parties have been at BPM festival, NYC for Resolute, Alec Baldwin's 63rd birthday, and of course Fabric in London.

Jay has played many of the worlds top clubs, ones that are current, ones that only older people would know and many underground spots that didn't have a fancy name - just sweaty walls.

Jay has not played any of the top clubs in Ibiza and only 2 in Berlin, Jay doesnt front on that. #crossfit

Always sitting slightly off-centre, Jay Tripwire is an artist that walks the line as industry staple and ever changing innovator, releasing one standout release after another.

It was his early vinyl releases that cemented his place as an originator, that then led to releasing over 300 vinyl records and hundreds of digital projects.

And his accumulated sales are in the millions. Despite that, Jay has never owned a sports car or property anywhere. #ghettofab

Jay has been in the Beatport top 100 since 2014 every single month, and hit the chart in almost every genre...despite never being nominated for an oscar for his work on the soundtrack to Ben Hur...

TRACKLIST

Undisclosed.

Loose Lips Mix Series - 164 - Jay Tripwire

Next up on our mixtape series is Superfeq's Mr C! Serving up a one hour mix ahead of his set this Saturday atEgg LDN for the New York meets London Nylon  showcase!

Egg London Podcast 207 - Mr C

Playlist:

01. Nova Nova – DJGG
02. Aqua Bassio – I Can Feel That
03. Llorca – Dive
04. Nuages – Sfumato
05. Elegia – Is It Serious (O.M.P mix)
06. D.S. – June
07. St Germain – Alabama Blues (Orange Mix)
08. Shazz – Back In Manhattan Remix
09. Jori Hulkkonen - You’re My Excuse For Being Me (Alternative Mix)
10. Dissplay – Descent
11. Alexkid – Night Lines
12. Elegia – The Essence of It (Thee MaddKatt Courtship mix)
13. Laurent Garnier – The Man With The Red Face
14. Hosh! – Sacred Souls
15. Sound of K – Silvery Sounds (Technasia Soft Mix)

#108 - A Tribute To F-Communications - mixed by Code618

Markie's contribution to June's Wicked 29/Solstice VOID broadcast. A copy of his unreleased mixtape - Soulmate. Broadcast June 2020 via mixlr.com/jenovoid.

Soul Mate

Markie in a Wicked29/Solstice Void (unreleased 1994 tape) - June 2020

DJ of strictly underground electronic dance music since 1993. Founder of Redlight Music. Resident DJ @ The Phoenix Landing (Boston USA) 1997-2004. Releases on Atlas Records (Spain) and Circle Music (Germany).

Shalako - Redlight Music Live Stream #3 - Vintage Boogie & Garage (vinyl set) 2021

shalako

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