Guestmix: Marsh

Joris Voorn’s all-encompassing Spectrum project seamlessly merges hand curated events with stunning music and photography, allowing him to share the full reach of his extensive musical tastes. Spectrum Radio combines these elements each week to bring you a live set recorded at some of the worlds most iconic dance music venues. Also expect forgotten classics and regular premiers of new music from Joris and his friends. You never know what you will discover.

Spectrum Radio 212 by JORIS VOORN | Marsh Guest Mix

I’ll Find My Way To You

Here is a live recording of my set at the Mixmag Lab with Anjunadeep in  the Samsung Galaxy Shoredich studio / Boxpark last Friday . Big thanks to those who came down for the cheeky afternoon party , and cheers to anyone else for checking this ;) 

ANJUNADEEP IN THE LAB Nov 013

Track 1 of "Video Game Nostalgia" 

Pre-Save the full EP:
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Goldeneye

Anjei(@poisonpro/ @volen-sentir) was born on 14 December 1984 in Volgodonsk, Russia. From early childhood he had a passion for music, his father having been a DJ for a short time. While Andrew grew up, he felt more and more love for different kinds of music. His first great experience was when he heard the music of the famous UK band - Prodigy. Andrew became a big fan of the group, then later Chemical Brothers, Crystal Method, and others.

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Anjei (Volen Sentir). Live recording from Safra party (Los Angeles)

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Inner City - Goodlife (Simon Doty Remix) Free Download!

Cristoph - Where Do We Go (Extended Mix)

Three hours of sun-kissed-bliss, made for endless beach days, long sweaty nights and dancing until sunrise. This year arriving right in time for solstice and the official start of summer.

Featuring music by Pianoman, Alex Kassian, The Trip, Spray, Wigs, Aldonna, Masalo, Di After, Clint, Sam Alfred, Match Box, Aiden Francis, Mixolydian, Baldo, Demi Riquísimo, Man/Ipulate, André Zimmer, Vince Void, Lewis Taylor, Kara Okay, Chicane and many more.

Dagen Van Diamant Vol. 3 (Summer Mix '25)

A continuation of the Uplifting Vibes series...
https://www.mixcloud.com/stunibley/uplifting-mix/
https://www.mixcloud.com/stunibley/uplifting-vibes-part-2/

Chicane - Already There
David Hohme - Fear Less (Jody Wisternoff Remix)
Nora En Pure - Lake Arrowhead
Alex H. & Mona Moua - There's No Turning Back (Vintage & Morelli Remix)
SQL - Freedom (Original Mix)
Chicane - Saltwater (feat. Moya Brennan) [Jody Wisternoff Remix]
Stu Nibley - Revived
Candi Staton - Hallelujah Anyway (Director's Cut Signature Praise)
Stu Nibley - Moonlit
Jamie Prado - Rising Sun
Lancelot - Ain't Nothin' Goin' On but the Rent (feat. Ngaiire) [Meramek Remix]
Thomas Schwartz & Fausto Fanizza - Rea
Vintage & Morelli - Allure

http://www.jimmyv.org


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Uplifting Vibes 03

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Paride Saraceni - Jim's Prophecy [NF$001] LO-FI
by Post Scriptum Music

It was in 2009 when Paride Saraceni envisioned his rework of the Doors' classic 'Light My Fire', a project which never came to life until 2015 when he decided to create a work that would not only translate the classic rock masterpiece into a postmodern dance-floor tune.
'Jim's Prophecy' is however not simply a rework of the Doors' classic hit but a seamless collage of several of their works as well as of a 1970 interview to Morrison himself in which he predicts the future of music, from which the track adopts its title.

It is the format by which these events come to our ears that Saraceni found inspiration from, since not only Morrison predicted the advent of the one-man band surrounded by 'machines and tapes' but it is this statement itself a tape recording in its own right. The conceptual playfulness that this postmodern work is characterised by is given by both its content and its container, since what is being revoked by the means of this remix is both the essence of the band's live sounds and live performance adapted to nowaday rhythms, as well as the way in which these have came together by the very means (tapes and machines) which Morrison spoke of in his interview, this last one as well being evocatively employed in the mix, making of the remixer (and in a way of Morrison himself as well - as he directs the dialogue within the track) the true one-man band in relation to and within the various fragments of time and tape-space assembled into one single recording.