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This is my live recording from Sound Nightclub with Hernan Cattaneo on July 8, 2013.  Of course, nothing beats actually being there with the state-of-the-art lighting and sound systems, but hopefully this will help make you feel like you were right there on the dancefloor.

Monday Night Social first began in 1996. Since then, it's moved across 5 different locations and remained open for business for an astonishing 17 years!

Mixed live on Pioneer CDJ2000's and DJM800 mixer.

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08.01.13 - Lima Nightclub - Washington DC
08.11.13 - TBA - Rhodes, Greece
08.14.13 - Electrocity Festival - Lubiaz, Poland
08.21.13 - Perspectives on friskyRadio
08.24.13 - Riviera Club - Reynosa, Mexico
09.18.13 - Perspectives on friskyRadio
09.27.13 - Foro Insurgentes - Mexico City
09.28.13 - TBA - San Francisco, USA
10.16.13 - Perspectives on friskyRadio
10.26.13 - TBA - San Bernardino, USA

Darin Epsilon - Live at Monday Social @ Sound Nightclub w/ Hernan Cattaneo [July 8 2013]

Recorded Live @ Burning Man 2013. White Ocean
Tracklist:
Simply City - Breaking
Chaim - Blue Shadow
King Unique - Yohkoh (Rodrigo Mateo remix)
Guy Mantzur & Khen ft Kamila - Moments Becoming Endless Time
The XX - Tides (Dixon Remix)
Timo Maas feat. Katie Cruel - Articulation (Pezzner Remix)
Guy Gerber - ID (Stas Drive Press. Quattar Remix)
Uner - La Playa
Louis Kolben - Don't Lose Your Way (Eelke Kleijn Get Lose Remix)
Prompt - Depth (Marc Marzenit Karma Remix)
Way Out West - Killa (Guy J Remix)
SQL - Reveal (Kassey Voorn Remix)
Marco Fender - Gongo (Lonya remix) vs Matador
Butch - Dimensions
Gabriel Ananda - In Between (Pig&Dan Remix)
Depeche Mode - Soothe My Soul (Matador More Vox Mix)
Kolsch - Basshund
SQL & Child - Nootropica
Edu Imbernon & Triumph - Veranoski (Henry Saiz Remix)
Guy J - 7 Steps (Mike Griego Remix)

Live @ Burning Man 30 Aug 2013

Danny Howells doesn’t fit into the standard dance music paradigms. With a reputation as “the DJs’ DJ”, he has remained stoic in the face of ever-shifting trends and fads in dance music since he broke through into the global house music consciousness in the late-’90s. He doesn’t churn out productions to “remain relevant”, instead only releasing music as and when inspiration strikes. He’s not a publicity hungry, social media devotee. He’s not someone who feels the need to reinvent himself with new monikers or side projects, nor someone who aggressively pursues a maxxed-out DJ’ing schedule. Quietly ploughing his way through the house music continuum, he has remained one of the world’s most captivating selectors precisely because of these organic means. That and his impeccable selection, distinctive style and silky mixing, of course.

Balance 024 comes as a long-awaited next chapter in his illustrious cannon of timeless compilations that have proven the calling card of his career. His numerous Global Underground volumes, Renaissance mixes and more besides have found a fond place in many a clubbers’ home listening collection, earning him a legendary reputation as one of the best musical storytellers in the electronic world. His first freeform mix compilation proper since 2008 – aside from a Dig Deeper label compendium – it represents one of the year’s most exciting and anticipated releases.

“It wasn’t an intentional hiatus” Danny says of his absence from the compilation game that largely broke his name. “I was focusing on my label for a while. I do like having a nice gap between albums though as it allows me to really stockpile the tracks I love so much. It’s nice when you come to compile and you’ve got your favourite tunes from the last few years to pick from. I had a brief discussion with Balance a few years back so knew (hoped!) that a release was possibly still on the cards, so since then I was always semi-consciously thinking about the tracks I was buying and playing that I thought would be suited to an album. I’m talking about tracks that don’t really age, and that mainly have some kind of soulful edge… gorgeous subtle melodies and so on. When the album idea was confirmed earlier this year it just boiled down to me filtering all those tracks I’d hoarded, making sure I focused on the ones that still did something to me, even after God knows how many listens.”

Howells wears his heart on his musical sleeve at all times, favouring a sense of emotion and drama as his modus operandi rather than sticking to a certain genre or style. ‘That Mix’ (CD1) begins by harking back to the ethereal sounds of the legendary Northern Exposure compilations with Desolate’s haunting remix of rising talent Essay, a variety of broken beats seguing across these first tracks. Jamie xx’s dusty rhythms skip towards some vintage sounding super deep tech house, again taking us back to Howells’ early years in the spotlight. Will Saul & October’s brooding techno locks horns with Michael Mayer’s euphoric class, The Mole’s loose funk luring us towards Joakim’s gently uplifting chimes and KiNK’s glorious rework of Jimpster. Sisterhood’s arpeggios glisten and Matthias Voigt adds drama to Ian Pooley’s juicy groove before these sorrowful strains give way to the joyous tones of Oxia and AWOL. As the mix threatens to go bigger still, we’re reined in with a hypnotic slice of Axel Boman to bring the mix to rest.

‘This Mix’ (CD2) begins with the Balearic tingle of Maricopa, a theme continuing into the fist-pumping pianos of Shur-I-Kan and the lazy nu disco funk of Deep Sound Express tackling Sixth Avenue Express. Seva K and Durerstuben continue the mesmerising combination of delectable bass and heavenly melody, the grooves toughening up as the pulsing melody of Chopstick & Johnjon provides a moment of intense beauty. Daze Maxim’s remix of Le Loup takes things darker and trippier, Rompante raising the intensity with tough incessant snare patterns and pounding kicks next. Ewan Pearson takes the mix to a giddy peak with his expansive re-rub of Kaltehand & Natasha Waters, a double helping of Prins Thomas keeping the melodic intensity burning. Jagwar Ma’s acid trip throwback soars towards the end of the mix, leaving it to Sandrien to reach climax with an impeccable 303 vs 808-style jam.

As ever, Howells’ mixing is impeccable throughout – unnoticeable in its harmony and subtlety, each track taking on a piece of the previous one, like relay runners passing on the baton. Putting together this mix was not simply a case of sitting in a dark room sifting through a load of tracks. His travels and experiences of recent years are all filtered into it, with manifold inspirations distilled therein. “Glastonbury had a huge impact on me this year and I used some of my time there to work on ideas for this mix” he says, seemingly nonchalant to the fact that it’s the last place on earth most of us would ever think about doing anything remotely labelled ‘work’. “I filled an old iPod with as many of my “shortlist” tracks as I could find and listened to them whenever I was in my camper van. I decided I really wanted to use The Mole’s tracks and the Will Saul remix one morning when the sun was rising and we’d all had a bit of a “moment” up on the hill.” The dedication that’s gone into this mix and the humanity Howells has sprinkled all over it make for a hugely satisfying return to the compilation game from a man who should be considered one of the UK’s national treasures.


Tracklisting

That mix
1) Essay – Find You (Desolate’s Get Together Mix) [Fauxpas Musik]
2) Four Tet – Lion (Jamie XX remix) [Text]
3) Lady Blacktronika – Song Of Love Overdue [Your Only Friend Recordings]
4) Ivano Tetelepta – Smokin’ G [Fear of Flying]
5) Michael Mayer – Mantasy (Will Saul & October Mix) [Kompakt]
6) The Mole – Our Time Has Come [Maybe Tomorrow]
7) The Mole – A Daily Affair [Maybe Tomorrow]
8) Joakim – Another Light [Tigersushi]
9) Jimpster – Porchlight And Rocking Chairs (KiNK Remix) [Freerange]
10) Sisterhood – Call Me Ishmael [Tief Music]
11) Robot Needs Oil – Mood Swings (Simon Garcia Remix) [Artreform]
12) Ian Pooley – I Got You (Matthias Vogt Remix) [Pooled Music]
13) Nicco – Its Over (Oxia Remix) [Recline Music]
14) A.W.O.L. – The Ramp [Suol]
15) Alland Byallo – A Red Dilemma (Brooks Mosher Spirit Box remix) [Release Sustain]
16) Axel Boman – Look What You’ve Done To Me [Hypercolour]

This mix
1) Maricopa – Neon Shoals [Back to the Balearics]
2) Campion – Ekul (Soul Renegades remix) [Audio Parallax Records]
3) Shur-I-Kan – One Ten [Lazy Days Records]
4) Sixth Avenue Express – Can’t Stop Feelin’ (Deep Sound Express Dub) [Pole Position Recordings]
5) Seva K – Falling (Original Mix) [Audio Tonic Records]
6) Durerstuben – Haeckls Kosmos [Pampa]
7) Chopstick & Johnjon ft. Signaljacker – Roots (Original Instrumental Mix) [Suol]
8) Le Loup – Brotherland (Daze Maxim’s remix) [Eklo]
9) Rompante – Save Me From This Kaos [Liebe Detail]
10) Kaltehand / Natasha Waters – Pages (Ewan Pearson Remix) [K/NW]
11) Crimea X – Yev (Prins Thomas Diskomiks remix) [Hell Yeah Recordings]
12) Crimea X – Dream is Gone (Prins Thomas Diskomiks remix) [Hell Yeah Recordings]
13) Jagwar Ma – Four [Future Classic]
14) Sandrien – Haters [Wolfskuil Records]

Release Date:
UK/EUROPE release date 25th November 2013

Australia/Asia release date 29th November 2013

Nth America release date 10th December 2013

Balance 024 mixed by Danny Howells THAT MIX (Preview Edit)

Danny Howells doesn’t fit into the standard dance music paradigms. With a reputation as “the DJs’ DJ”, he has remained stoic in the face of ever-shifting trends and fads in dance music since he broke through into the global house music consciousness in the late-’90s. He doesn’t churn out productions to “remain relevant”, instead only releasing music as and when inspiration strikes. He’s not a publicity hungry, social media devotee. He’s not someone who feels the need to reinvent himself with new monikers or side projects, nor someone who aggressively pursues a maxxed-out DJ’ing schedule. Quietly ploughing his way through the house music continuum, he has remained one of the world’s most captivating selectors precisely because of these organic means. That and his impeccable selection, distinctive style and silky mixing, of course.

Balance 024 comes as a long-awaited next chapter in his illustrious cannon of timeless compilations that have proven the calling card of his career. His numerous Global Underground volumes, Renaissance mixes and more besides have found a fond place in many a clubbers’ home listening collection, earning him a legendary reputation as one of the best musical storytellers in the electronic world. His first freeform mix compilation proper since 2008 – aside from a Dig Deeper label compendium – it represents one of the year’s most exciting and anticipated releases.

“It wasn’t an intentional hiatus” Danny says of his absence from the compilation game that largely broke his name. “I was focusing on my label for a while. I do like having a nice gap between albums though as it allows me to really stockpile the tracks I love so much. It’s nice when you come to compile and you’ve got your favourite tunes from the last few years to pick from. I had a brief discussion with Balance a few years back so knew (hoped!) that a release was possibly still on the cards, so since then I was always semi-consciously thinking about the tracks I was buying and playing that I thought would be suited to an album. I’m talking about tracks that don’t really age, and that mainly have some kind of soulful edge… gorgeous subtle melodies and so on. When the album idea was confirmed earlier this year it just boiled down to me filtering all those tracks I’d hoarded, making sure I focused on the ones that still did something to me, even after God knows how many listens.”

Howells wears his heart on his musical sleeve at all times, favouring a sense of emotion and drama as his modus operandi rather than sticking to a certain genre or style. ‘That Mix’ (CD1) begins by harking back to the ethereal sounds of the legendary Northern Exposure compilations with Desolate’s haunting remix of rising talent Essay, a variety of broken beats seguing across these first tracks. Jamie xx’s dusty rhythms skip towards some vintage sounding super deep tech house, again taking us back to Howells’ early years in the spotlight. Will Saul & October’s brooding techno locks horns with Michael Mayer’s euphoric class, The Mole’s loose funk luring us towards Joakim’s gently uplifting chimes and KiNK’s glorious rework of Jimpster. Sisterhood’s arpeggios glisten and Matthias Voigt adds drama to Ian Pooley’s juicy groove before these sorrowful strains give way to the joyous tones of Oxia and AWOL. As the mix threatens to go bigger still, we’re reined in with a hypnotic slice of Axel Boman to bring the mix to rest.

‘This Mix’ (CD2) begins with the Balearic tingle of Maricopa, a theme continuing into the fist-pumping pianos of Shur-I-Kan and the lazy nu disco funk of Deep Sound Express tackling Sixth Avenue Express. Seva K and Durerstuben continue the mesmerising combination of delectable bass and heavenly melody, the grooves toughening up as the pulsing melody of Chopstick & Johnjon provides a moment of intense beauty. Daze Maxim’s remix of Le Loup takes things darker and trippier, Rompante raising the intensity with tough incessant snare patterns and pounding kicks next. Ewan Pearson takes the mix to a giddy peak with his expansive re-rub of Kaltehand & Natasha Waters, a double helping of Prins Thomas keeping the melodic intensity burning. Jagwar Ma’s acid trip throwback soars towards the end of the mix, leaving it to Sandrien to reach climax with an impeccable 303 vs 808-style jam.

As ever, Howells’ mixing is impeccable throughout – unnoticeable in its harmony and subtlety, each track taking on a piece of the previous one, like relay runners passing on the baton. Putting together this mix was not simply a case of sitting in a dark room sifting through a load of tracks. His travels and experiences of recent years are all filtered into it, with manifold inspirations distilled therein. “Glastonbury had a huge impact on me this year and I used some of my time there to work on ideas for this mix” he says, seemingly nonchalant to the fact that it’s the last place on earth most of us would ever think about doing anything remotely labelled ‘work’. “I filled an old iPod with as many of my “shortlist” tracks as I could find and listened to them whenever I was in my camper van. I decided I really wanted to use The Mole’s tracks and the Will Saul remix one morning when the sun was rising and we’d all had a bit of a “moment” up on the hill.” The dedication that’s gone into this mix and the humanity Howells has sprinkled all over it make for a hugely satisfying return to the compilation game from a man who should be considered one of the UK’s national treasures.

Tracklisting

That mix
1) Essay – Find You (Desolate’s Get Together Mix) [Fauxpas Musik]
2) Four Tet – Lion (Jamie XX remix) [Text]
3) Lady Blacktronika – Song Of Love Overdue [Your Only Friend Recordings]
4) Ivano Tetelepta – Smokin’ G [Fear of Flying]
5) Michael Mayer – Mantasy (Will Saul & October Mix) [Kompakt]
6) The Mole – Our Time Has Come [Maybe Tomorrow]
7) The Mole – A Daily Affair [Maybe Tomorrow]
8) Joakim – Another Light [Tigersushi]
9) Jimpster – Porchlight And Rocking Chairs (KiNK Remix) [Freerange]
10) Sisterhood – Call Me Ishmael [Tief]
11) Robot Needs Oil – Mood Swings (Simon Garcia Remix) [Artreform]
12) Ian Pooley – I Got You (Matthias Vogt Remix) [Pooled Music]
13) Nicco – Its Over (Oxia Remix) [Recline Music]
14) A.W.O.L. – The Ramp [Suol]
15) Alland Byallo – A Red Dilemma (Brooks Mosher Spirit Box remix) [Release Sustain]
16) Axel Boman – Look What You’ve Done To Me [Hypercolour]

This mix
1) Maricopa – Neon Shoals [Back to the Balearics]
2) Campion – Ekul (Soul Renegades remix) [Audio Parallax Records]
3) Shur-I-Kan – One Ten [Lazy Days Records]
4) Sixth Avenue Express – Can’t Stop Feelin’ (Deep Sound Express Dub) [Pole Position Recordings]
5) Seva K – Falling (Original Mix) [Audio Tonic Records]
6) Durerstuben – Haeckls Kosmos [Pampa]
7) Chopstick & Johnjon ft. Signaljacker – Roots (Original Instrumental Mix) [Suol]
8) Le Loup – Brotherland (Daze Maxim’s remix) [Eklo]
9) Rompante – Save Me From This Kaos [Liebe Detail]
10) Kaltehand / Natasha Waters – Pages (Ewan Pearson Remix) [K/NW]
11) Crimea X – Yev (Prins Thomas Diskomiks remix) [Hell Yeah Recordings]
12) Crimea X – Dream is Gone (Prins Thomas Diskomiks remix) [Hell Yeah Recordings]
13) Jagwar Ma – Four [Future Classic]
14) Sandrien – Haters [Wolfskuil Records]

Release Date:
UK/EUROPE release date 25th November 2013

Australia/Asia release date 29th November 2013

Nth America release date 10th December 2013

Balance 024 mixed by Danny Howells THIS MIX (Preview Edit)

Guy J - July Summer moments mix

Pig&Dan
Destination Unknown
Out now on 2xCD and Digital Download

2xCD direct from the Bedrock store
http://bedrockmusic.bigcartel.com/product/pig-dan-destination-unknown-2xcd-pre-order-released-september-1st

Out now on Beatport
http://www.beatport.com/release/pig-and-dan-destination-unknown/1363670

Available on iTunes
https://itunes.apple.com/gb/album/destination-unknown/id910257030

Juno
http://www.junodownload.com/products/pig-dan-destination-unknown/2557706-02/


Away from the techno they’ve produced for labels including Cocoon and their own Elevate imprint, Pig&Dan have compiled an album honouring the musicians and singers they’ve met and who’ve inspired them throughout their career. The album entitled ‘Destination Unknown’ holds no boundaries, fusing together genres and styles far beyond electronic music’s own (increasingly broad) spectrum. 

Released on John Digweed’s Bedrock label, ‘Destination Unknown breaks out from Pig&Dan’s roots and pushes their personal envelope of influences to a wider audience who may not have been exposed to downtempo, funk and the (almost) anything goes philosophy of Balearic music.

One of the main instigators of this trip Malcolm ‘Molly’ Duncan, father of Dan and founder of the legendary soul group, The Average White band, was a massive part of encouraging the evolution of this project.

Other members of the musical family, California-born singer/lyricist, Glen Anthony Henry AKA ‘Ageel’, funk guitar guru, Tim Cansfield, cultural hip hop master, Jamie Reixach AKA “Giacomo” Legendary Reggae vocalist Paul De Swardt, Tech house legend & Soul Camp founder, Werner Niedermeier, Spanish jazz genius, Jaime Rosello aka Ruspei, Grammy winning soundtrack guitarist Joan Bibiloni 

After a chance meeting on a flight in 1999, Pig&Dan joined forces to combine their interest in music production. Thus began a truly prolific production schedule with 18 releases in the first year, establishing their reputation as producers of pulsating electronic music. In 2003, they launched their first label Submission and a sound that would attract Cocoon Recordings, After releasing ‘Oh Yeah’ they followed up 8 more releases on the seminal Frankfurt imprint, including their own artist album, ‘Imagine’. 
After this they continued to build their ever increasing profile by collaborating with some of the industries greats such as UNDERWORLD and Monika Kruse plus Remixing for Giants such as Deadmau5 and Paul Kalkbrenner to name a few.

Almost 11 years down the line and Pig&Dan have been blessing the decks of many of the biggest events and festivals worldwide. Recently the duo launched a new digital and vinyl imprint titled ELEVATE. The label’s title sums up their sound and devotion to dynamic music in just one word.

Bedrock Records have recently just celebrated their fifteenth anniversary and the label is going from strength to strength, releasing quality single releases and artist albums, plus the hugely successful ‘Live In’ compilation series from John Digweed. With releases crossing over many genres, Bedrock's consistency and John Digweed's prolific touring continues to attract a newer audience to the label. 

CD1

1. Pig&Dan - I Feel Love
2. Pig&Dan - Urban Armchair
3. Pig&Dan - Dub In It
4. Pig&Dan - Friday Freaks
5. Pig&Dan - Freefall feat Malcolm Duncan
6. Pig&Dan - China Doll
7. Pig&Dan - Unplugged feat Joan Bibiloni & Malcolm Duncan
8. Pig&Dan - Too Much Space
9. Pig&Dan - Charas
10. Pig&Dan - Silk feat Malcolm Duncan
11. Pig&Dan - Windchime feat Malcolm Duncan


CD2

1. Pig&Dan - We’re Cooking Hard Work feat Giacomo & Aqeel
2. Pig&Dan - OneTwoSeven feat Aqeel
3. Pig&Dan - Es la Vida
4. Pig&Dan - Magic Wake Up Call feat Werner Niedermeier
5. Pig&Dan - Tokyo Twilight
6. Pig&Dan - Rimshot Shuffle feat. Malcolm (Molly) Duncan
7. Pig&Dan - Positive Vibrations feat Paul de Swardt & Valentine de Moreda
8. Pig&Dan - Supersonic
9. Pig&Dan - Rasta Blasta
10. Pig&Dan - Destination Unknown


Pig&Dan - Destination Unknown Minimix Sampler Released September 1st

The official radio show featuring legendary DJ Paul Oakenfold delivers exclusive music and fresh mixes in every two hour weekly program.  The Grammy-nominated artist, DJ, producer, composer, and remixer tours the world constantly and acquires original music from all corners of the globe – from trance to progressive to electro house. 

You'll also hear the latest Perfecto Records and Perfecto Fluoro releases including a mix featuring the cutting-edge sound of Full On Fluoro.

For news, tour schedule, and more info visit:
http://www.pauloakenfold.com
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Tracklisting:
Planet Perfecto 4th Birthday Series: LIVE from White Ocean 2014

01-05  Guest Mix:  Hernan Cattaneo

01  Moby- The Last Day (Chymera Remix)
02  Aya & Ross Evans- Deep Water
03  Roi Okev & Hakimonu - Changes
04  Kasall & Cristian R - Outer Space
05  Chaim-underwater

06  Guest Mix:  Nick Warren

07-19  Guest Mix:  Fehrplay

07  Pryda - Axis
08  Jeremy Olander - Bayheart
09  Fehrplay - Pyara
10  Richard Knott - Outlaw
11  Fehrplay - ID
12  Pryda - Lycka
13  Indiana - Only the Lonely (Fehrplay remix)
14  Cirez D - ID
15  Maor Levi - Holding on (Fehrplay 2014 remix short edit)
16  Jeremy Olander - Love flight
17  CHVRCHES - Tether (Eric Prydz remix)
18  Fehrplay - Indigo
19  Nero – Satisfy

c2014. All rights reserved.


Planet Perfecto 207 ft. Paul Oakenfold & Hernan Cattaneo / Nick Warren / Fehrplay

Here is a 60 minute snippet of my performance at South By Southwest (SXSW) with Hernan Cattaneo, Nick Warren, Doorly, and Ardalan in Austin, Texas.  The event was held March 20, 2015 at Kingdom Nightclub and hosted by RealMusic Events.

Of course, nothing beats actually being there with the state-of-the-art lighting and sound systems, but hopefully this will help make you feel like you were right there on the dancefloor.

Mixed live on Pioneer CDJ 2000's and mixer.

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04.15 - Perspectives on friskyRadio
04.18 - Foro Roma - Mexico City
04.24 - Audio - San Francisco, USA
05.09 - Skizzo - Monterrey, Mexico
05.04 - Monday Night Social - Los Angeles, USA
05.20 - Perspectives on friskyRadio
08.14 - Ministry Of Sound - London, UK
09.04 - Bloque Festival - Kavala, Greece

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Darin Epsilon - Live @ Kingdom Austin w/ Hernan Cattaneo & Nick Warren (SXSW 2015)

Mad Scientist

Live at Budapest Feb-28-2015

All Day I Dream mix featuring Öona Dahl.

artist @oonadahl
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Öona Dahl - All Day I Dream 2015

@cid-inc
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Track list posted at Facebook: http://bit.ly/2bli2Ii

If you listen to progressive house, Cid Inc likely needs no introduction. As a producer, he is responsible for countless underground hits on Bedrock, Lost and Found, Microcastle, and Sudbeat. As a DJ, he is in constant demand around the globe, with a North and South American tour scheduled this summer. As an engineer, Cid Inc is the technician behind some of your favourite progressive tracks through his mastering service. His style is big yet highly refined, and always full of rich textures and deep grooves. This exclusive mix features new music from Cid Inc and demonstrates his signature hypnotizing sound. Turn it up and sink in.

Cid Inc's 'A State Of Everything' is available now on Replug Records.
https://www.beatport.com/release/state-of-everything/1812648

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Cityscape Sessions 151: Cid Inc

Something a little different from me... A recording of my DJ set on a Sunday night at the infamous Killing Time bar, keeping it deep and grooving for one of the monthly "For The Record" label parties. Check them out here-  https://www.facebook.com/fortherecordlabel
https://www.facebook.com/jamiestevensmusic/

Enjoy!

Jamie Stevens - DJ set at "For The Record" Sunday Session @ Killing Time

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Thumper Sounds

Robert Babicz @ Thumper - Burning Man 2016 (Tuesday Night)

Here is folks my warm up set for Hernan Cattaneo. Recorded at Zoo Project Sydney for the Electric Gardens afterparty. I would like to personally thank Hernan, Guy, Guy & Eelke Kleijn(particularly as we played b2b) T-1000 events for this amazing opportunity. This party was completely off the hook and went totally sideways. Great support upstairs from the local legends too.

Warm up for Hernan Cattaneo

Hernan Cattaneo Warm Up Zoo Project 2017

♫ Download ♫:
http://www.deephouseamsterdam.com/dha-mix-266-by-jeremy-olander/

^tracklist available at the link above^

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Jeremy Olander - DHA Mix #265

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Subterra Techno

Âme - The Peacock Society Festival - @Paris, France - 18/2/2017

February is coming to an end, so we end this month with a proper Radio Show by our very own @Rampa. Expect a trippy tribal influenced journey into the depht of your soul. Press play and relax.

Keinemusik

Keinemusik Radio Show by Rampa 24.02.2017

Sa Trinxa Mix 3

Andrew Weatherall's full live session from 2020Vision presents back to basics at Village Underground December 17th 2011.  It was an amazing set spanning the full 20 years of his involvement in the club and beyond.  As soon as he dropped the beatless mix of Smokebelch the room was transformed.  Fittingly the set ends with the full version...

Andrew Weatherall Live at 2020Vision presents back to basics

DJ Shadow Mix by Culprit One.  "Reconstructed: Best of DJ Shadow is now available at http://djshadow.com

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DJ Shadow Mix By Culprit One

Steve Marx has been a subtle but constant driving force in the underground dance music world for over two decades, rising from Sydney’s shores to the global stage with a sound that’s both timeless and forward-thinking. His earliest musical obsessions - Depeche Mode’s brooding synths and Ultravox’s cinematic flair, laid the foundation. But it was the raw, soulful pulse of Chicago House that truly lit the fire. 
Drawn to the heart of the action, Steve relocated to London, where his deep, progressive sets lit up legendary venues like Ministry of Sound and Brixton Jamm. Known for his flawless opening and closing sets, Steve became a trusted name alongside icons like Sasha and Nick Warren, earning his stripes as a master of the long, evolving journey.
Back in Sydney since 2013, Steve has helped shape the city’s sonic landscape - sharing the booth with luminaries like Nick Warren, Hernan Cattaneo, John Digweed & Sasha as well as Dave Seaman and Anthony Pappa, whilst cultivating a new wave of melodic storytellers. As co-owner of onedotsixtwo alongside Tripswitch, he’s steered the label into the spotlight as one of the go-to imprints for progressive house connoisseurs worldwide.
Now stepping confidently into the studio, Steve’s latest chapter sees him collaborating with names like Tripswitch and Martin Fredes—bringing his decades of dancefloor wisdom into the world of production. With a relentless passion for emotional depth and rhythmic intricacy, Steve Marx continues to push boundaries, fuelled by the same love of sound that started it all