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Episode 229 of Circoloco Radio with Demi Riquísimo:

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Set recording Dennis Quin  18-02-2023 closing set 'De Loods' @thuishaven-amsterdam

Dennis Quin @ Thuishaven  18 - 02 - 2023 Closing Set Loods (Melodic / Techno / Tribal )

A powerhouse of the New York City underground, David Berrie fills every second of this 60 min showcase with unquestionable selects and flawless mixing. Add it to your bookmarks, this is the kind of set you'll come back to 100 times.

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David Berrie | RAW CUTS

"For this fabric mix, I wanted to stay true to my vision of a DJ set: a selection blending unreleased tracks from UK producers, never-heard tunes from close friends, a few old school gems, and some fresh new releases that really speak to me.

The idea was to craft a mix I could actually play in a club. The hardest part? Trying not to get lost listening to all the unreleased stuff instead of focusing on the mix itself — so much exciting music, it was almost cruel to choose.

I recorded this mix using the Euphonia rotary mixer, which I absolutely love. It brings a different feel to the mix — smoother, deeper, more tactile.

Big thanks to fabric for the trust, and to everyone who contributed to this mix in one way or another.

It was a real pleasure to put it together." - Dan Ghenacia

061 - Dan Ghenacia - fabric podcast

Seb Zito is at the epicenter of the global underground. He has lived and experienced all the key musical movements of the last 30 years, from sweaty raves to pirate radio, US garage and UK house, to classy European minimal and sleek modern techno. With such a widened palette for sounds and styles, he crafts his sets with these experiences in mind to create a unique offering that sets him apart in the world of dance music. “My aim is to make people dance with tracks that go off on the floor,” he says, “but with a sprinkle of those emotional moments that bring out those special feelings.” His dancefloor educating has taken him across the globe, from the darkest basements to biggest festival stages; Space Miami and one of the original FUSE residents, Fabric night curator, WHP Manchester, Studio 338, Elrow and most sound systems around the White Island of Ibiza have all had the pleasure to amplify Seb’s sounds. In the studio, his style is best categorized under irresistible groove, which has taken his music to most of the leading dance music labels across the world. His innate desire to not be constrained by styles or genres, to push outside of his comfort zone and disrupt expectations will forever encapsulate and keep dancers on their toes.

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Seb Zito - 20.05.25

After living in Vietnam for two and a half years, I've been missing Manchester a lot, so I took a break from producing the atmospheric, futuristic techno I'm vibing with at the moment and put together this four-and-a-half-hour mix of my favourite records to play in the city.

When selecting records for this, it was an explicit rule that I’d had memorable experiences playing them in Manchester, from my residency at Sankeys and other smaller venues across the city, like Joshua Brooks, Hidden, South, Deaf Institute, Sound Control, Subspace and more. I wanted to make sure the vibe was 100% something that would work on a MCR dancefloor; all DJs all agree there is a unique energy to Manchester crowds. 

I programmed the mix the way I felt a night should progress - starting with deep, slow records, gradually building into a peak moment with more intense and energetic tracks, before easing the energy into an emotional finish as the night fades. No sudden moves and dramatic mood/bpm shifts. For me, that always seems to be a magic formula, especially in Manchester in those times, witnessed from countless hours on both sides of the decks.

Genre-wise, it's made up of deep house, Chicago house, US house, some techno-y stuff, acid, anything I felt had 100% Manchester energy and enjoyed a good few moments with.

Full track list is in the comments, but to highlight some records with special memories for MCR, to begin, I choose the Mike Dunn record God Made Me Phunky, which is just a 1000% MCR classic track! Dionne – Back On The Planet never grows old; even listening right now it sounds brand new. I could be here all day with these to be honest, but also Jacob Korn – You & Me... damn, nostalgia levels 999 on that one. Armante – Love Me Or Leave Me (F.O.S. Underground Mix) used to get a lot of plays and always brought the peak time energy – dark evil organ slammer! I also played Theo Parrish - Heal Yourself And Move first track in every single warm up set, so that would have been over a hundred plays or something - I felt it gently warmed up the soundsystem ready for the later chaos.

Notable other records: Brothers Vibe – Can U Feel It?, Kikumoto Allstars – Last Train To Chi-Town, Rocky Jones - The Choice Of New Generation. Ah, damn, it’s all flooding back to me. Lastly, I have to shout out Music Freaks – Tribal Trance (Tribal Mix) as that is the record I played out the most (other than HYAM ofc) - the bassline used to sound so sick on the Sankeys basement Phazon system, and it had a lot of pressure for a slower track, so another one for the warm-up sets, listening to the track right now, it kind of doesn’t make sense on headphones. Definitely one to be experienced on a club system with 1250 Manchester heads two-stepping, red strip lights and a low ceiling.

Tracklist in the comments.

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Kaap met een uur 4 to the floor in The Beat Mix!

The Beat is het elektronische muziek programma op NPO 3FM. Gepresenteerd door Justin Verkijk elke vrijdagavond tussen 22:00 en 01:00.

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The Beat Mix: Kaap

Episode 427 of Circoloco Radio with Juaan

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Shonky Live @ Culprit Sessions, Standard Hotel Rooftop, Los Angeles - 22-04-2012

Hier de set van Homework tijdens STRAF_WERK - daytime.

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Homework @ STRAF_WERK - daytime 11-05-13

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Episode 166 of Circoloco Radio with Paramida:

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