Introducing the 8th instalment - Dice 

I started out in 1996 in my bedroom with a pair of soundlab belt drive turntables mixing jungle drum and bass and buying vinyl from Blackmarket Records. In early 1997 I started playing house and garage and buying vinyl from Spin City & Uptown Records. 

By 1999 I had a weekly set on Lush FM every Sunday morning with DJ Excalibur, and by December 2001 I played at Smoove Ministry Of Sound and at the Moist Weekender at the Montparnasse Tower, Paris.
I have played at clubs & nights Club Liberty, Smoove, One love, Pure Temptation, Key Of Life & Promised Land. Bagleys, Egg, Lightbox, Gass Club, Opera House, Scala & internationally Amsterdam, Paris & Ibiza.

I played on pirate radio from 1999 on Lush, Rinse, Freek, Passion & Freeze FM also on BBC 1xtra in 2005.

Since then I have been on various radio stations & events.

A massive thank you Dice,  for putting this mix together! 🤙🤙

Enjoy!

Dice UK Garage Mix #8

URL'S CARL FONS:

YOUTUBE CARL FONS DJ CHANNEL: https://www.youtube.com/@carlfonsdj
SOUNDCLOUD CARL FONS PAGE: https://soundcloud.com/dj-carlfons
INSTAGRAM CARL FONS PAGE: https://www.instagram.com/carlfonsdj/
MIXCLOUD CARL FONS PAGE: https://www.mixcloud.com/carlfonsdj/
FACEBOOK CARL FONS FAN PAGE: https://www.facebook.com/djcarlfons
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TIK TOK: https://www.tiktok.com/@carlfons


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OLD SCHOOL HOUSE GROOVES PART 6 Mixed By Carl Fons (Ministry Of Sound Tribute)

👛NEW BOOTLEG OUT NOW!👛

Love the trancy new vibes that Casso gave this great vocal by Raye & D Block Europe, but I wanted to give little heavier twist to them in a more technoish way! :)

After a little bit of research, I found out that the iconic bigroom track " Turn Up The Speakers" by Afrojack & Martin Garrix worked so freaking great with the this acapella!

Then I just decided to change kick, add a bit of rythem and atmpsphere to the breaks and the job was done!

(Also needed to replace a bootleg from the future bootleg that didn't convince me that much anymore...)

SO HERE WE GO, WHAT ARE YOUR THOUGHTS ON THS ONE? :)

Be sure to stay tuned for more stuff (hopefully coming soon as I said also 3 months ago...)

Cheers!

Turn Up The Prada (Mo27Da Bootleg)

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Cassö, RAYE, D-Block Europe Vs Afrojack & Martin Garrix - Turn Up The Prada (Mo27Da Bootleg)

I'm a 22 year old Italian guy with an huge passion for EDM, simple :D

I'm making music since 2016 and, for some unknown reasons, I got discovered by my masters Djs From Mars, starting working and collaborating frequently with them :)

Then Rudeejay, another all time master of mine, got in touch with me and we started working togheter regularly with our bros Da Brozz :D

And that's it, thinking on a nice bio is really a tough task, so...

EMAIL PROMOS, COLLABS, FEEDBACKS:

mo27da@gmail.com

BOOKING EMAIL:

mo27dabooking@gmail.com

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David Guetta
Tiësto
Martin Garrix
The Chainsmokers
Dimitiri Vegas & Like Mike
TUJAMO
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Lost Frequencies
Benny Benassi
Lucas & Steve
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Laidback Luke
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Jean Luc
Flip Capella

Carlos Fonseca Dos Santos was born in Manacor, a small town on the east side of Mallorca (SPAIN) in 1981, and is originally from the Cabo Verde Islands. His passion for music began in childhood.

As he grew older, he developed a strong attraction to the music and dance of the pop king, Michael Jackson. With a keen sense of musical taste, Carlos has now, after 20 years of musical history, trained himself through hands-on practice to work with various musical styles for different audiences, ranging from jazz to pure techno. No genre is beyond his reach, as he paid close attention to the music his teacher introduced to him in high school.

Carlos's favorite musical styles are dark tech house, techno, and psy-trance. He has developed a unique style of his own, always aiming to evoke pure emotion and raise his audience's arms with his music.

In 1996, he began his journey as a Light Jockey at a pub called "Pub Es Golf" on the east side of Mallorca, where he used Technics Mk2 turntables and Denon CD players. At that time, the sessions were on vinyl and CD, and having a good touch with vinyl was crucial for adjusting the BPM. This skill was highly valued back then, and it continues to be part of Carlos's expertise today.

Since then, Carlos has played at nearly every major club and pub on the island. He also worked as a speaker on FM Global Mallorca Radio in 2008 and collaborated on important events with Radio Balear. Over the years, many DJs on the island have come to know him.

In 1999, he and his friends created their own club, "Empire Killer Sounds," where they hosted various events and festivals. After 18 years, the club closed, but Carlos is now involved with another club, "Zarabunda Festival," where he continues to host new events and parties. You can follow the latest updates on their Facebook page: Zarabunda Festival.

Today, Carlos not only continues his work as a professional DJ but also as a music producer. He has a growing selection of his own tracks in the tech house and techno genres, which are being released on important international labels.

Carlos Fonseca Dos Santos was born in 1981 in Manacor, a small town in the east of Mallorca, Spain. Originally from Cape Verde Islands, he has been a music enthusiast since childhood.

As he grew up, he developed a strong passion for the music and dance of the King of Pop, Michael Jackson. With a great musical taste, Carlos, who has now had a 20-year musical journey, has trained himself extensively, delving into various musical styles to cater to different audiences, ranging from jazz to the purest form of techno. There's no style that eludes him, as Carlos paid close attention to the music his teacher introduced him to in high school.

His favorite musical style ranges from dark tech-house to techno and psy-trance. He has complete control over the House music family. Carlos Fons has crafted his own unique music style, always aiming to make his audience raise their arms in pure excitement when they listen to his tracks. In 1996, he started as a Light Jockey at a pub called "Pub es Golf" in the eastern part of Mallorca, where he used Technics Mk2 turntables and Denon CD players at that time. Since then, he has performed using vinyl records and CDs. In those days, in addition to good music, one had to master vinyl manipulation to adjust the BPM, which was highly valued. Until this day, Carlos Fons has played in almost all the major clubs and pubs on the island. He also worked as a radio host at FM Global Mallorca Radio in 2008 and collaborated in significant events with Radio Balear. Many DJs on the island are familiar with him to this day. He began his DJ journey in 1996. In 1999, he created his own club with his friends called "Empire Killer Sounds," where they organized various events and festivals. After 18 years, the club closed, and now Carlos Fons is part of another club called "zarabunda festival," where he continues to host events and parties at www.facebook.com/zarabundafestival. Apart from being a professional DJ, he is also a music producer, with an extensive selection of his own songs in the tech-house and techno styles, released on major international labels.

OK, so here’s me ... 
Started  my love of UK Garage from 1997 when flipping burgers at Mac Donald’s.  My pals at the time introduced me to a Sun City tape tape - Booker T and MC Creed and I was hooked from the first track. 

My local night club was just starting to play some garage on Monday night 50p a pint “oi oi” but it t wasn’t quite what I had head on that tape pack the previous year, so I then discovered a Garage Nation flyer Easter Special at the Club Colosseum, Vauxhall. Me and a few pals went, as we were queuing in the long line I heard the bass rumble of Buddy X by the dream team, I ran up the stairs feeling a little out of my comfort zone being in South London but I was there for the music and will never forget the rush of a night full of garage music. 
Fast forward to 1999 and I hadn’t missed a single Garage Nation, going to Colly on other nights - Delight FM launch Party, Inspiration, Exposure and the weekly Liberty. Garage Nation then moved clubs in the year 2000 and it's never been the same since in my opinion!
2001 I started my pirate radio work, Temptation FM in Cambridge with about 3 listeners and swiftly moved on to London's Subjam FM where I held the Thursday 4-6PM drive time show and loved it! Subjam was a platform for people like me who wanted to show  London a different side of UK Garage, not just the commercial side that was now mainstream but keeping it underground. Subjam had some great Djs that went on to have amazing DJ and production careers. 
I had my monthly night 'Intimacy' where I booked all the big Garage acts at the time, EZ, Heartless, Norris Da Boss Windross, Da Click, it was an honour to book the likes of Martin Larner who I had met from the nights at club Colly. One of our best Night's was was myself Djing with Sparks and Kie, a recording that I have uploaded on here. Check it out. And one of my proudest nights was when I teamed up with Garage Nation for a new year special. You couldn't move that night!  Ram Jam to say the least! 
2007 saw the end of Intimacy and my career as a DJ in the club scene and Radio, my first son was on the way and I wanted to be there for and with him. I hope one day he follows my footsteps (although not with the music I hear him listening too!) Now I have 2 sons and another one the way, I have picked up the headphones again and am collecting records once more. I will every now and then drop a mix and upload here. I will also be digging out the old tapes, mini discs and Ds to upload. 
Enjoy!

New tracks tagged #minstryofsound