Aahz was a nightclub theme at the Beacham Theatre in Orlando, Florida from 1988–1992. The Aahz-themed events were part of the "Late Night" series at the Beacham. The final Aahz-themed events were held between September 1991 and July 1992.

The Edge was a nightclub in Orlando, Florida that opened in 1992. It was a popular venue for the Florida breaks, House,and early trance music scene, which emerged in the late 1980s at the Beacham Theatre. There were also Edge clubs in Jacksonville and Ft Lauderdale. 


The Masquerade Atlanta opened in 1989 at the historic DuPre Excelsior Mill converted into a concert/nightclub venue, hosting styles ranging from punk rock to electronic music. Its three stages, named after the afterlife destinations—Heaven, Purgatory, and Hell—forge distinct musical identities. The club still exists at a new location but it will never have the same vibe it once carried. 
*Poor quality of songs comes with age and time period they were made.  Mixing these types of songs can be difficult bear with me.  Thanks for listening!

Control & Vinyl mix on 2 Technics 1200 MK5 /Rane 62/Ortofon black/Sony MDR V700 headphones!

1.  I'm Coming Hardcore-M.A.N.I.C.
2. Cutter-Blow
3. C'mon C'mon-Da Juice, Mental Bass Mix
4.  Made in Two Minutes-Reel 2 Reel
5.  Is this Real-Rhythm Section
6.  Coming on Strong-Rhythm Section 
7.  Humanoid-Stakker
8.  Security-Beat Club
9.  Take it Easy-Cedric Winkleburger,Yellow Blueberrys
12. It's You-Mr & Mrs Dale
13. Genaside-Narra Mine
14. Everywhere I go-Isotonik
15. Atomic-Rhythm Section
16. Bus'it-Blapps Posse
17. Music Takes You-Blame
18. Hold it Down-2 Bad Mice
19. Basskick-T.N.G
20. Broken Rhyme-Tonal Fusion

Ep. 51 "The Edge/AAHZ/Masquerade Nightclubs Tribute Vol. 2" (Classic Breakbeat Edition)

Aahz was a nightclub theme at the Beacham Theatre in Orlando, Florida from 1988–1992. The Aahz-themed events were part of the "Late Night" series at the Beacham. The final Aahz-themed events were held between September 1991 and July 1992.

The Edge was a nightclub in Orlando, Florida that opened in 1992. It was a popular venue for the Florida breaks, Houseand  early trance music scene, which emerged in the late 1980s at the Beacham Theatre. There were also ones in Jacksonville and Fort Lauderdale. 

The Masquerade Atlanta opened in 1989 at the historic DuPre Excelsior Mill converted into a concert/nightclub venue, hosting styles ranging from punk rock to electronic music. Its three stages, named after the afterlife destinations—Heaven, Purgatory, and Hell—forge distinct musical identities. The club still exists at a new location but it will never have the same vibe it once carried.

Control Vinyl Mix on 2 Technics 1200 MK5 /Rane 62/Ortofon black/Sony MDR V700 headphones!

*Poor quality of songs comes with age and time period they were made.  Mixing these types of songs can be difficult bear with me.  Thanks for listening!Control & Vinyl mix on 2 Technics 1200 MK5 /Rane 62/Ortofon black/Sony MDR V700 headphones!

1. Sasha-Animal Qat
2.  White label (Need Help with song name)
3. Swamp Fever-Delta Lady
4. Sacred Cycles-Pete Lazonby
5. Several Huge Snaplike Yellow Somethings-Paradise 3001
6. Light Light Rain-Thunderhead
7. Lunar Madness-7Hz
8. Energy Base-Master Dj Rob
9. Santransisco-Punchanella
10. Spacedio-Tandu
12. Wake Up-Capricorn
13. Algon 1.0-Blue Environment
14. Stare-Dougal
15. Australia-Mandela
16. Yerba Del Diable-Datura

Ep. 52 "The Edge/AAHZ/Masquerade Nightclubs Tribute Vol. 3 "(Classic Trance Edition)

Aahz was a nightclub theme at the Beacham Theatre in Orlando, Florida from 1988–1992. The Aahz-themed events were part of the "Late Night" series at the Beacham. The final Aahz-themed events were held between September 1991 and July 1992.

The Edge was a nightclub in Orlando, Florida that opened in 1992. It was a popular venue for the Florida breaks, Houseand early trance music scene, which emerged in the late 1980s at the Beacham Theatre. There were also ones in Jacksonville and Ft Lauderdale.

The Masquerade Atlanta opened in 1989 at the historic DuPre Excelsior Mill converted into a concert/nightclub venue, hosting styles ranging from punk rock to electronic music. Its three stages, named after the afterlife destinations—Heaven, Purgatory, and Hell—forge distinct musical identities. The club still exists at a new location but it will never have the same vibe it once carried.

Control & Vinyl mix on 2 Technics 1200 MK5 /Rane 62/Ortofon black/Sony MDR V700 headphones!

*Poor quality of songs comes with age and time period they were made.  Mixing these types of songs can be difficult bear with me.  Thanks for listening!

1.  Let it Move You-Area 51,Dub Mix
2. Let it Move You-Area 51,Trance Mix
3. I know-New Atlantic
4. Turn the Music Up-Get Decor vs Kathy Brown
5.  Back in Time-Kamera
6.  Over Me-Sheila Abul
7.  'Still' Life Keeps Moving-Nexus 21
8.  
9. Nothing to Lose-S-Express
10. One Dove-Breakdown
12. Stella-Jam & Spoon
13. Fruit of Love-Transformer 2
14. Let the Whole World Kmow-Rhythm Foundation
15. Such a Good Feeling-Brothers in Rhythm
16. Let the Music Lift You Up-Loveland
17. J.J. Tribute-Asha
18. 
19. Floor Control-Van Basten
20. Hi-Q

Ep. 53"The Edge/AAHZ/Masquerade Nightclubs Tribute Vol. 4" (Mostly House Version)

Aahz was a nightclub theme at the Beacham Theatre in Orlando, Florida from 1988–1992. The Aahz-themed events were part of the "Late Night" series at the Beacham. The final Aahz-themed events were held between September 1991 and July 1992.

The Edge was a nightclub in Orlando, Florida that opened in 1992. It was a popular venue for the Florida breaks, Houseand early trance music scene, which emerged in the late 1980s at the Beacham Theatre. There were also ones in Jacksonville and Ft Lauderdale.

The Masquerade Atlanta opened in 1989 at the historic DuPre Excelsior Mill converted into a concert/nightclub venue, hosting styles ranging from punk rock to electronic music. Its three stages, named after the afterlife destinations—Heaven, Purgatory, and Hell—forge distinct musical identities. The club still exists at a new location but it will never have the same vibe it once carried.

Control & Vinyl mix on 2 Technics 1200 MK5 /Rane 62/Ortofon black/Sony MDR V700 headphones!

*Poor quality of songs comes with age and the time period they were made. Mixing these types of songs can be difficult bear with me. Thanks for listening!



1. Spice-Eon
2. Ruffneck Business-Ellis Dee & Dj Swanee
3. Sirens of Acre Lane-Genaside II
4. Charly-The Prodigy
5. We do it Like This!-Dj ICEE->ICEY
6. Screamer-Newton,Orlando 95 Mix
7. Planet Detoria-Ozone Layer
8. 40 Miles-Congress
9. Eternal-Zone,1991
12. Dancing in a Mine Field 2-The Gate Crashers
13. Dance in Eden-Release
14. Raise Your Hands-Boston Bruins,Dj Icey Mix
15. Hypnosis-Psychotropic
16. Sunshine-Dj Motte & Westbam
17. Massif-Ramjac
18. Closer to All Your Dreams-Rhythm Quest, Hybrid Mix
19. 303's in Love-Barry Jamieson,Shiloh Razzed Mix
20. Drop the Bass-Kz1,Stu 
21. Don't Hold Back-Blapps Posse
22. Don't Go-Awesome 3
23. Let Me Love You-Kariya

Ep. 54 "The Edge/AAHZ/Masquerade Nightclubs Tribute Vol. 5" (Breakbeat Edition 2)

AAHZ was a nightclub theme at the Beacham Theatre in Orlando, Florida from 1988–1992. The Aahz-themed events were part of the "Late Night" series at the Beacham. The final Aahz-themed events were held between September 1991 and July 1992.

The Edge was a nightclub in Orlando, Florida that opened in 1992. It was a popular venue for the Florida breaks, house, and early trance music scene, which emerged in the late 1980s at the Beacham Theatre. There were also ones in Jacksonville and Fort Lauderdale.

The Masquerade Atlanta opened in 1989 at the historic DuPre Excelsior Mill converted into a concert/nightclub venue, hosting styles ranging from punk rock to electronic music. Its three stages, named after the afterlife destinations—Heaven, Purgatory, and Hell—forge distinct musical identities. The club still exists at a new location but it will never have the same vibe it once carried.

Control & Vinyl mix on 2 Technics 1200 MK5 /Rane 62/Ortofon black/Sony MDR V700 headphones!

*Poor quality of songs comes with age and the time period they were made. Mixing these types of songs can be difficult bear with me. Thanks for listening!



1. Feel This Way-Rachael Wallace,M&M Beefed Mix
2. It's a Moment in Time-4 For Money
3. Back to 91'-Swankout
4. Rhythm is a Dancer-Snap,Purple Haze Mix
5. Your Body-Frustration-Taste Experience
6. Rich in Paradise-FPI Project
7. Passion-Get Decor
8. Move Your Body-Xpansions
9. Everybody-Blackbox,Mr SP Mix
12. Let's Get Busy-Clubland
13. Little Bullet-Spooky
14. Give Me Life-Mr. V
15. Real Thing-Toni D Bart
16. Magic-Sasha
17. Chime-Orbital

Ep. 55 "The Edge/AAHZ/Masquerade Nightclubs Tribute" Vol. 6 (House Classics)

Vinyl mix on 2 Technics 1200 MK5 /Rane 62/Ortofon black/Sony MDR V700 headphones!  ICEE or Icey means name on the record at the time.

1. Tripping on Bass-Dj Baby Anne,Dj Icey
2. Low Tide-Dj Icey
3. Boom Bap Boom-Dj Icey
4. Low Down Good Girl-Yo Yo Rodeo,Dj Icey
5. I Dreamt Music-Dj Icey
6. Division 2-City Wide All-Stars,Dj Icey
7.  Come in to my House-Dj Icey
8. Plateau-Dj Icey
9. The Beat Don't Stop-City Wide All-Stars,Dj Icey
10. Elevate-Dj ICEE/Icey
12. 5 Minutes of Dub-Dj Icey,ECB Records Vol. 9
13. Gotta Get Some-Dj ICEE/Icey
14. Hot Stop-Dj Icey
15. Bonus Love-Dj ICEE/Icey
16. Brrrr Go-Dj ICEE/Icey
17. Chain Reaction-Dj Icey
18. Space Ship-Dj Icey
19. You Know How-Dj Icey(Bad Vinyl Copy,Slower Song)

Ep. 61 "ZONE 6" All Dj Icey Vinyl Mix Vol. 6 (Florida Breaks,Funky Breaks,Breakbeat)

Serato Control Vinyl mix on 2 Technics 1200 MK5 /Rane 62/Ortofon black/Sony MDR V700 headphones!


1. Monarch of The Glen-Hyper on Experience
2. Keep it Coming-Dj Unity
3. Thundergrip-Hyper on Experience
4. Alive & Kickin-Orca
5. Gotta Believe-Ramos,Supreme,Sunset Regime
6. Timestretch-Hyper on Experience
7. My Own-Dj Seduction
8. Baptized by Dub-Criminal Minds
9. Jessica’s Law-Bass Selective
10. Most Uplifting-Dj Ham,Future Primitive
11. Sub Dub-Dj Seduction
12. 55:12  Help?
13. Renegade Snares-Omni Trio
14. The Journey Part 1-Ramos & Supreme 
15. Look in to the Light-Dj Slam
16. In Complete Darkness-Fat Controller 1993
17. Crowd Control-Ramos & Supreme
18. Never try to Hippodrome-Dj Phantasy & Dj Gemini
19. Reach Up-Brainstorm Crew
20. True Unity-Dj Unity
21. 1:50 Help?
22. Volume 1A-Frantic & Impulse
23. Hear Me, Hear Me-Dj Poise, Cru-L-T,Nookie Mix

Ep. 66 "Hardcore will never die" (Breakbeat,Happy Hardcore,Drum & Bass,Jungle,Classic Rave)

All Vinyl mix on 2 Technics 1200 MK5 /Rane 62/Ortofon black/Sony MDR V700 headphones!

1. Smooth Operator-Gerry King (1996)

2. Liquid Sun-Gerry King,M. Moccia (1996)

3. Yes,No,Maybe- Daylight Society,SouthSide Reverb mix(1997)

4. SuperTweak-Debbie Deb(1996)

5. Rollin Hard Six-Hydrophonix (1999)

6. The 2 O’Clock Jam-Dj Spool(1996)

7. Make Your Love-Khoiser-(2002)

8. Want Some More-Electro Body Rockers(1999)

9. Insight-Khoiser,Remix (2002)

10. Like This-Dj Brownie(1999)

11. Bumpin the Night 96-Bahamut(1996)

12. Pick You Up-Myakka Gold(1997)

13. Pacemaker-DJ’S CDEE & Dove (1996)

14. I Can’t Wait-Dj Eduardo Vs Dj Mojo(1997)

15. Sub-Erotic-DJ’S CDEE & Dove (1996)

Ep. 81 " Retro Grade Vinyl Breaks"(Florida Breakbeat,Breakbeat,Old School Breaks)

All Vinyl mix on 2 Technics 1200 MK5 /Rane 62/Ortofon black/Sony MDR V700 headphones!  *Sound Quality on recordings can be poor. 



1. Jazz Trippin-Praga Kahn,Suburban Acid Mix(1996)

2. Discoman Part 1-Rainbow Bridge(1996)

3. Where You at G-Dj Decent(1998)

4. Common-Er Berto(2001)

5. Used-Rainbow Bridge(1996)

6. Grandmaster No.1-Rainbow Bridge(1996) 

7. Paymaster No.2-Rainbow Bridge(1996)

8. Taste of Funk-Rainbow Bridge(1996)

9. The Quick Pass-Acid Funk(1996)

10. Dowhatchawanna-Cotton Club(1993)

11. It’s Time-Cotton Club(1993)

12. I’ve Got It-Rollin’ Gear(1993)

13. In Your Dreams-Elustrious,Mother Mix(1994)

14. Must Be The Music-Hysterix,K-Klass Pharmacy Dub

15. Retro-A Homeboy,Hippie and a Funki Dredd,Ectro Mix(1998)

16. Hashim-White Label(?)

17. Picture-Dj Icey(1993)

18. Universal Break-Gordon Edge(2001)


Ep. 84 " Retro Grade Vinyl Breaks 4“(Old School Breakbeat,Acid Breaks)

All Vinyl mix on 2 Technics 1200 MK5 /Rane 62/Ortofon black/Sony MDR V700 headphones!  *Sound Quality on recordings can be poor. 

1. Woman in Blue-Pepe Deluxe,Bootleg Mix (1999)

2. Funky Drummers Drummin—Laidback(1996)

3. Come on Baby-Moby,The Crystal Method Mix(1996)

4. Got the Funk-Vibal(1999)

5. Field Noize-Rainbow Bridge(1995)

6. LSTP2-Rainbow Bridge(1995)

7. The Party-Rainbow Bridge(1995)

8. How Many DJ’s-Dj Devistada(2001)

9. Blackout-JDS(2003)

10. You Might Want to Listen-Dj Devistada(2001)

11. We Came to RockDjdevistada(2001)

12. All My People-Dj Devistada(2001)

13. The Gods Came From Within_Dj Devistada(2001)

14. 22 Ridhum-Electrotec(2006)

15. Funk Da Fried Party-The DJ’s Project(1995)

16. Flava-Freddy Fresh(1997)

17. @tic Futura-FreakAzoids(1998)

18. Move Ya Body Down-Electrotec(2006)

19. Busy Child-The Crystal Method(1997)

Ep. 86 " Retro Grade Vinyl Breaks 6 “(Old School Breakbeat,Florida Breaks,Electro)

Hailing from Atlanta, Georgia, and deeply rooted in the gritty heartbeat of Southern nightlife, Cameron Clark of Sunset Sessions Hollywood CA is a vinyl-purist DJ with over three decades of experience behind the decks. Known for his unparalleled collection of rare records and signature blends of UK progressive house, deep trance, and Florida-style funky breakbeats, he’s a living historian of underground dance music.

His journey began with humble college parties powered by two CD players, a tape deck, and a two-channel mixer—but the true turning point came in 1995 when he fell in love with vinyl. From there, the sound of crackling grooves and booming basslines became his religion.

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🎚️ Musical Journey
    •    Early Days: started clubbing at legendary Southern venues like Masquerade (Atlanta), AAHZ (Orlando), The Edge (Jacksonville,Orlando,Ft Lauderdale), and Pterodactyl (Charlotte),Cameron Clark became a dancing fixture in the breakbeat and rave scenes of the ‘90s.
    •    Vinyl Roots: A devoted crate digger and master of the decks, he built a world-class vinyl collection that spans every genre—always ready to drop heat at a moment’s notice.
    •    Hollywood Bound: In 1998, he moved to Los Angeles and began managing the iconic DMC Records on Melrose Ave. There, surrounded by West Coast legends, he upped his game and refined his technical mastery.
    •    Residencies: Held down the decks at Florentine Gardens and Club Lingerie in Hollywood while rocking underground warehouse parties and pop-up events across L.A.
    •    Style Evolution: While rooted in breakbeat, Cameron Clark evolved his sound to include hypnotic UK progressive house and cinematic deep trance—always staying ahead of the curve.

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🔊 Genres & Specialties
    •    Florida Funky, Nu Skool Breakbeat
    •    UK Progressive House
    •    Deep Trance
    •    Classic House & Electro
    •    Open Format Vinyl Sets,Pop Mash Up Mixes

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🎧 Live Sets & Highlights
    •    Recent Performance: Played an all-vinyl set alongside The Egyptian Lover at Daddy Diamonds in Hollywood.
    •    Podcast DJing: Hosts a personal mix podcast from his home studio using vinyl and Serato control vinyl—showcasing both classic and contemporary sounds.
    •    Vinyl Revival Ready: With vinyl making a comeback, Cameron Clark of Sunset Sessions Hollywood Ca is fully equipped to bring authentic, analog energy to dance floors everywhere.

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📦 What You Get
    •    30+ years of experience across multiple scenes and coasts
    •    A massive and meticulously organized vinyl library
    •    True turntable skills—no sync button needed
    •    The ability to read and control a crowd, old-school style
    •    Passionate, professional, and always show-ready

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