Lee Drift - Techno Pulse Radio

Inspired by some of universe's weirdest and/or physics-defying objects and occurrences, both actual and theoretical.

Mastered by Steve Voidloss of Black Monolith Studio
Artwork by Peter Kalinski and Nina Lang

Vague Radius Bandcamp

Uniform Sphere of Fog

Wave Function Collapse

The Yawning Blankness at the Heart of Nothing

Looney Tunes | - #07

Your Face, Ni Modo

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GO DEEP (Luv Mix)

Tu Pinche Bajo

A great filler track amongst the bangers! This one is a dark, moody track that just rolls along - enjoy =]

kush_d_choons - We're Rolling! Remix!

Go easy on me guys it's my first cover/remix with actual vocals this time.

I do not claim to own the rights to the original

Rolling Girl Symphonic Rock cover

Charlie is my name, Edits is my game

All inquiries coolcharliedj@gmail.com

DJing since 1990, I've been at the forefront of the dance music scene, starting with the electrifying sounds of old skool hardcore and followed the scene through to the Jungle years and then into drum and bass. Then speed garage came along and progressed into UK Garage where I played on various pirate radio stations. Over the years, my style has evolved, and I now specialize in spinning house, tech house, and deep house, bringing energy and rhythm to every set. My journey in music has also led me into the world of production, where I'm creating tracks that blend my decades of experience with fresh, innovative sounds. Whether behind the decks or in the studio, my passion for music continues to drive me, connecting people through the power of sound.
I hope you enjoy what I am doing. 
Much respect
Kush D 
Xxx

Amateur cover artist, I don't own the rights to a vast majority of these songs.

Tracks and remixes signed to SIMMA BLACK / SIMMA RED / WYLDCARD / DTLA / SUBTRACTIVE / CLEVELAND CITY / WHARTONE / ZULU RECORDS / WHORE HOUSE / ULYBUG MUSIC + MORE...

Robert Aguilar was blessed to be born on September 11, 1979, in El Paso, Texas. His early years were spent in the Segundo Barrio, a stone’s throw from Juárez, Mexico—El Paso’s soul sister city. Known as “Segundo” to El Pasoans, it was home to Mexican and second-class citizens living together in the city’s first housing projects. Here, the first lesson was clear: rise above “second” for the sake of family or fall. And in the end, when called, hope to be judged worthy in the hands of God—to reunite with the family lost too soon.

Since 1982, loss became a defining thread in his life, shaping an early understanding that love never fades, only continues within the heart. From 1986 to 1989, he lived in Nuremberg, West Germany, where he witnessed firsthand how divisions—whether social or environmental—could fracture humanity. Darkness set in. Yet, he was blessed again, experiencing the unity of Oktoberfest as a child and feeling the warmth of music even in the bleakest of times. The underground house parties of the projects had already shown him that music could keep hearts united, even through hardship.

Germany in the ’80s introduced him to a world of international artists fighting to be heard, their music becoming a universal language of love and rebellion. Hooks and sequences sparked a passion to push back against the silence. Then, in 1997, in El Paso, Texas, at Ohm, he first experienced underground music, marking the beginning of a new era of inspiration—when house, trance, and jungle reigned, and everyone partied as one.

In 1998, with the birth of his son, followed by two daughters, dreams were set aside for reality. Serving in the military, he trained as a nurse to provide for his family, only to be honorably discharged after standing against failed leadership during Operation Enduring Freedom. And with that, the eagle was free to fly.

After 19 years of caring for both adult and pediatric patients, a new chapter began—because life’s cycles are deeply personal. He embraced learning every day, from shifts in health to the limitless world of music, with the unrestrained curiosity of a child and the wisdom of an adult.

Following the rhythm of life led to creating rhythms of his own, embracing all genres but always gravitating toward progressive sounds. Beto: strictly progressive house. Bob-E: a child of ’80s music and electro house. Every cycle of love inevitably returns to its origin.

In honoring his creator, Julio Aguilar, and facing the heartbreak of losing him in 2018, Robert—aka Bobby—continues his journey in atonement, carrying the hope that one day, he will reunite with his father and family in heaven.

New tracks tagged #Rolling