MASSIVE 80's!!!

The latest in the Jammies series!

From Alpert to Zapp...
If you want to dance, let's get to it.

Rick James - Ghetto Life
C Brand - Wired For Games
Frankie Smith - Double Dutch Bus
Cameo - I Just Want To Be
George Clinton - Last Dance
Klymaxx - All Turned Out (Debbie Upper edit)
Pebbles - Mercedes Boy
Sweet Cookie - Want You Back
Herb Alpert - Keep Your Eye On Me
Jessie Johnson featuring Sly Stone - Crazy
Alexander O’Neal - Fake (Snax -n- Patty edit)
Rene And Angela - I’ll Be Good (ChangBang edit)
Zapp - Computer Love

Jammies Vol 3

Tracklist:

Dagga feat. Bimol - Santa Sangre
DJ Infiniti - Looking For Something
Cybotron - Clear
Hugh Bullen - Alisand (Pablo Bozzi Remix)
Jenouise - Amor
Perdu - Mind Phrases
L.A.S. - Mutation (Gewalt Remix)
B1980 - Synchrodestiny
Neurotiker - Thunderbird 606
Curses - Forever (Chinaski Für Immer Mix)
Kendal - Mort Sur Le Dancefloor (TGC Mix)
Pablo Bozzi - Night Voices
Louis De Tomaso - The Visitor
OHOTA - Vogue
Neurotiker - Azulik (Brandski Remix)
Mind Matter - Des Echos Dans Le Nuit
Nullstrahler - Ultimo
Negrosex - Tekno La Droga
Neurotiker - Pachinko
Kendal - Moresko
Armand Van Helden - I Want Your Soul (Pablo Bozzi Boost Mix)
John Noseda - Climax
Neurotiker feat. Dani - Ojos Distantes (Chinaski Remix)
Hard Corps - Porte Bonheur
Tobias Bernstrup - Nylon (Hy-NRG-Mix)
Freeze - I.O.U. (Kendal One More Spritz Mix)

TMS.465 PHASE FATALE

This song was very successful for my group First Love; Managed by Bernie Mclean and Produced by Donald Burnside



First Love - IT'S A MYSTERY TO ME

Born and raised in New York but now transplanted to Berlin, @gabriellekwarteng has quickly become a Panorama Bar regular known for her eclectic radio shows. The move to Europe widened the scope of her DJ sets which tend to be high energy and punchy with plenty of techno, while on the airwaves she is likely to serve up a mix of boogie, Afro-disco, and neo-soul. That broad approach no doubt stems from growing up in the musical melting pot that is the Bronx, but also from childhood summers - and later a year studying abroad - in London. Add in a desire to champion the classic Black American genres and you have the foundations of the Kwarteng sound. 

All this is reflected in this week's mix which traverses global genres with effortless enthusiasm. Hefty bass cuts and weighty rhythms build into acid-tinged workouts, sounds of the diaspora spread across the course of 70 minutes and energy levels drop even when the mood changes. It's a great snapshot of a DJ at ease with worldly sounds and the ability to thread them all together into a communal dance floor experience.

Dekmantel Podcast

Dekmantel Podcast 429 - Gabrielle Kwarteng

Hi and Welcome to Italo Moderni mixes

For our 4 anniversary of Italo Moderni we invited to Nitsa Club our friend @the-hacker to closing the night with a special Dj set recorded the night of 26/05 in Sala Apolo Nitsa.
 We are preparing a new Vinyl EP from The Hacker with big remixes! Soon on Italo Moderni.
Thanks to all the dancers and supporters on this 4 years.
We love u!

Photo by Redporteros

IM MIX 106: The Hacker (Dj Set at Nitsa Club)

Free Download

Fonzi Thornton - Someday (Yam Who? Rework)

A few words from the artist:

1/ How would you describe your personal connection to music and how it influences your creative process?

Music is my life; it's the only field I've ever worked in. I've had a deep emotional connection with music since my teenage New Wave years. When I'm plugged into music, my brain is full on —not just as a DJ or remixer but also as an A&R.

Managing three music labels and a publishing company means I get creative on various levels. It's not just about my personal expression, but also about finding ways to share music with the world and nurture the growth of younger artists.


2/ As an artist, how do you see the intersection between fashion and music? 

It's boundary-less nowadays; art, fashion, and music are all intricately woven together. Younger generation's versatility with tools like Blender and Ableton, not to mention their ability to delve into art and even create their own fashion changed the rules The influence of social media has further blurred the lines. Now, everyone is their own stylist, and artists have become both talents and faces of brands.
I've always linked music to fashion. 


3/ What particularly interested you in collaborating with Études to make this mix? 

I wear Etudes every day and I listen to music every day, so it just made sense to me.
I’ve been a longtime fan of the brand, especially the bombers. I also like the collabs and the themes around the city. 


4/ How did you curate this musical sequence/audio journey? 

As Etudes' recent collections are heavily centered around the urban landscape, I aimed to create something that resonates with the city vibe. During my travels in Asia, while curating the music selection, the idea struck me to craft a mixtape perfect for driving. Simultaneously, I envisioned it as a fitting soundtrack for a video game.
The mix carries a strong influence from 90s prog house. While journeying and partying across Asia, memories of playing Wipeout in the 90s flooded my mind. The game, set in a futuristic city, mirrored the adolescent idea we had of Asia MEGAPOLE  while playing.
 
 
5/ Three words to define your mix for Études?
 
Journey, Joyful, Trippy



Lust Pattern - Choreography
Antoni Maiovvi - Widowbird 
Jordan Nocturne, Ready in LED - Over & Over
Junior M - Barbara (Fabrizio Mammarella Remix) 
Alan Dixon & Mystery Affair - NRGY (Vhyce Remix) 
Clint - Exosphere (Dance Mix)
Eden Burns - Xoh dub
Spray - Ceathair
Nyra - Energy Bliss
Jorge Suarez - Elektric Dance (Hitman Remix)
SY - Body Move 
Harrison BDP - Far Away (Alex Neri Remix)
Whitesquare - Lux Interior
CCDISCO - Chez Moi (Spray's Club Spritzz Mix) 
Robert Dietz - RIP To My Idea Of You 
Nyra - Eyes That Flow
Eliott Litrowski - Space Sugar

Jennifer Cardini Mix N°64

Massimiliano Pagliara is celebrated for his eclectic blend of house, disco, and techno. With releases on labels like Live At Robert Johnson and appearances at top clubs worldwide, Pagliara’s sound is both nostalgic and forward-thinking.

He delivers a mesmerising mix ahead of his performance at fabric on the 28th September for Rødhåd's "fabric presents" launch party.

RA tickets: https://ra.co/events/1974829

046 - Massimiliano Pagliara - fabric podcast

Ahead of Amniote Editions’ 5 year anniversary night at Bassiani on the 6th of December (cancelled due to street protests) comes a very special mix from Munich’s finest, BASHKKA. Derived from the Turkish word for ‘different’ (she has roots there), the name reflects a no f*cks given approach to sound and culture that draws people toward her like moth to flame. From formative days in New York City where she started taking inspiration from its wealth of queer histories, she carved an insubordinate sound that’s crossed the Atlantic and set up shop in her native Germany, where her liberating tunes have found common cause with such venues as Blitz Club, Panorama Bar and Amsterdam’s Raum just a hop and a skip across the border. The aim is to reclaim spaces, assert the existence of marginalised groups (SWANA people like herself for one), amplify their narratives and create moments’ where ‘individual heartbeats merge into one motherbeat’. Further to those activist visions, her debut EP Maktub (2023) was a five-track banger and labour of love that synthesised Kurdish vocal samples with runaway beats. The reference to overlooked perspectives and elusive spark found at the intersection of culture and sound is the driving force, and something that’s felt in the gut when she plays. It’s a much needed energy in turbulent times, a reminder that you can save the world and have fun doing it. For Bassiani Podcast 242, BASHKKA brings her inimitable rhythms to the fore of the counter-cultural struggle: brazen and rave-ready, a two-hour trip to the future, slamming beats from a true icon.

@bashkka

Bassiani invites BASHKKA / Podcast #242

January 2025 "Release the Kraken" Set

Echoes hum, bodies moving.
This is true spirit of Breakfast Club, unfolding.


Ogazón: "This set felt like a homecoming — warm, familiar, and charged with energy. The familiar faces and unwavering support are something I don’t experience anywhere else, and that drives me to perform at my absolute best. But the real magic? Locking into an effortless groove from the very start while playing alongside a legend like Marcel. That was the cherry on top: a true highlight I won’t be forgetting anytime soon."

Marcel Dettmann: "Playing at Breakfast Club in the early morning is always a unique experience — the people there are musically open, ready for experimentation, and come with a certain expectation: they want to be taken on a journey. What made this set special was the combination of Ogazón and me. I think we had a great feel for the moment, for the groove and the tension. The energy was electrifying."

Marcel Dettmann b2b Ogazón - BFC ADE 2024: RADION Saturday

I did this in 2006 for Sony as a promo mix that was distrubuted to radio hop eyou enjoy it 

PIR Medly MIX John Morales M+M Mix

Podcast Melbourne Deepcast

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Richard Sen knows his dance music history, as evidenced on his stellar selections on our This Ain't Chicago collection. On this new megamix, he focuses on the catalog of the legendary Celluloid Records, mixing classic tracks from our Change The Beat label retrospective, as well as several Celluloid tracks that didn't make the compilation. Change The Beat: The Celluloid Records Story 1980 – 1987 is out now in the UK + Europe, and comes out March 5th in the US.

1. BOBONGO STARS "Koteja"
2. B SIDE "What I Like"
3. FAB 5 FREDDY "Une Sale Histoire"
4. MATERIAL "Don't Lose Control"
5. THE SMURFS "Smurf For What It's Worth"
6. RICHARD HELL AND THE VOIDOIDS "Destiny Street"
7. SAPHO "Carmel"
8. TIMEZONE "The Wildstyle"
9. FUTURA 2000 Feat THE CLASH "The Escapades Of Futura 2000"
10. LIGHTNIN ROD "Sport" 

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Celluloid Records 30 Minute Megamix by Richard Sen

| BRIGHTER DAYZ | Live from Radio 80000 Munich, Germany 17/11/2020

Singer, songwriter and keyboard whiz Snax, aka Paul Bonomo, began a life of performance in the suburbs of Washington DC, moving on to San Francisco, New York and now Berlin. Along the way, he founded the gay art rock band Fagbash, and was one half of disco-pop band Captain Comatose.
Soon after arriving in Berlin, Snax began producing his solo releases from the ground up, writing and performing mostly all instruments and vocals himself. In 2004 came the release of the electronic soul manifesto From The Rocking Chair To The Stage (Mental Groove). Fall 2006 saw Snax sound incorporating more acoustic elements on his second long-player Love Pollution (TNT/Four Music), described by Snax as being “about love, loss, bitchiness and finally redemption.” The remix for the single, ‘Honeymoon’s Over’ by Konrad Black was hailed by many as the anthem of Summer 2007. Returning to his electronic funk roots, Snax released two EP’s on UK’s defDrive followed by Special Guest Star, the flagship release on his own label, Random Records. Reflecting on his rich and rewarding career and the myriad creative interactions he’s experienced, Snax founded the House Of Snaxine. To them he dedicated Up And Coming Children (Random Records) in 2010; an exciting return to form with an eye to the future. 
Snax’s performances and DJ sets deliver provocation, sleaze and fun. The result is a direct connection with the audience. His various collaborators  have included Jamie Lidell, Peaches, Joey Arias and Terranova to name a few. Upon supporting The Scissor Sisters throughout Europe as their opening act, Snax was described be front man Jake Shears as “a one man fro freak show not to be missed.”
Currently, Snax is completing his fourth album, running his label and establishing his house music alter ego, Box Office Poison.

Jammies Vol 3

Snax

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