Oh my lucky stars. I love this C. My copy is totally Fcked. Happy Happy Days....

one last comment - the parties were actually in the basement of Rosatis (the first 3, then it had to move) .. which was also a film set from time to time .. there is a scene in Queen of The Damned with Aliyah filmed there (the club scene)

Nice one! This was the first result that came up when I did a google search.

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Danny Bonnici is one of Australia’s most respected and dynamic electronic music producers and performers, renowned as a pioneer for his work...

Balance Selections 193

TRACKLIST & INTERVIEW

Balance Selections 193: Danny Bonnici

the man, the legend,the creative genius that is BT aka Brian Transeau rare live recording 
at Two Tribes , Melbourne 2004.Personally witnessed him at the Sydney Two Tribes party a week prior.His set was magic and mixed on the fly :-)


BT (Brian Transeau) LIVE PA @ TWO TRIBES,MELBOURNE (7/5/04) -PART 1

Phil K guest mix recorded from the Annie on 1 show in 2004

Phil K - Annie On 1 Mix (2004)

The infamous 'Sunny Side Up' 2nd birthday tapes, for your listening pleasure! Into the old skool Melbourne scene we go, Sunny was a true Melbourne underground institution - I first went to their parties in 1998 and many more after, some truly treasured memories were created at these wonderful events.

Sunny Side Up 1999

Sunny Side Up 1999 - Phil K

Sunny Side Up 1999 - Ozzie LA

The November 2014 episode of Jaytech Music features new tracks from Shiloh, Andre Sobota and Max Freegrant. This month's guest mix comes courtesy of Dan Sieg.

Subscribe to the Jaytech Music Podcast via iTunes: bit.ly/axdqoW

Part 1 - Jaytech

1. Kobana - Barsoom (Verve Remix) [Proton]
2. Stendahl - Aura (Mizar B Remix) [PHW]
3. Andre Sobota - Survivor [Trice]
4. Shiloh - Night Drive [Baroque]
5. Carlin & Fil - Skywalker [Elliptical Sun Recordings]
6. Zuubi - Usume [Elliptical Sun Melodies]
7. Jallen - Moments [Macarize]
8. Jericho Ismael - Azure (Max Freegrant Remix) [Freegrant Music]
9. D&Z with Odison - Liverpool [Alter Ego Progressive]
10. Roni Joni - With The Light Out (Carlin & Fil Remix) [Elliptical Sun Recordings]
11. Max Freegrant - Voodoo [Freegrant Music]
12. Gregory Esayan - Monday Night (Volant Remix) [Arrival]

Part 2 - Dan Sieg

1. Dan Sieg - Gloom [Silk Royal]
2. Pavel Petrov - Fever (Guy J Edit - Pezzner Remix) [Balance Music]
3. Dan Sieg - Wispy [Silk Royal]
4. Downtown Party Network - Space Me Out feat. Egle Sirvydyte (Mario Basanov Remix) [Silence Music]
5. Dan Sieg - No Way Back Up [Silk Royal]
6. Steve Slight & Rob Hes - Focusing (Gabriel Ananda Remix) [Selador]
7. Dan Sieg - A Sense Of Wonder [Silk Royal]
8. Vincenzo & Minako - June Bug (Dub Mix) [Anjunadeep]
9. Hernan Cattaneo & Soundexile - Japanese Snowbell (Guy J Remix) [Sudbeat Music]
10. Jan Blomqvist - I Don't Think About You (Original Mix) [Club Session]
11. Egbert - Hemelpoort (Original Mix) [Gem Records]

Jaytech Music Podcast 083

A free promo CD that was distributed at the famous Sonar -3 party in Melbourne back in 2001, held at the now defunct Rosatis upstairs on Flinders Lane (the fuckers have turned the whole place into some shitty gastropub run by the Zagame group now).

Mixed in three parts, the first is by the legendary Ozzie LA, the second by Melbourne breaks artists NuBreed, and the mix is closed out by Melbourne DJ stalwart Aaron Smiles. Without too much hyperbole, this might be the greatest breakbeat/progressive mix ever created.

If any of you folks out there still have the original CD of this set, or even a burned copy, please sing out. This was ripped at 128kps, and we could all do with a FLAC copy

This also represents an ongoing trial to tag all the relevant tracks in this set, if you can label any tracks missing from the comments you are familiar with, please do, It would be great to make a .CUE file for this and a detailed tracklisting.

Sonar 3 - Breaks Devastation feat. Ozzie LA, NuBreed & Aaron Smiles

In 2002 the fourth instalment of the Balance Series was mixed by Melbourne favourite Phil K, its combination of the then in-vogue tribal house and nu-breaks regarded by many as one of the highlights in the series. Not long after he was tapped by DJ Mag to be a part of their DJ World Series campaign, and he compiled an 11-track cover mount CD which showcased Australian breakbeat producers. Depending on who you converse with, this mix is considered one the best breaks mixes ever compiled (and in this writer’s opinion it is a very valid argument). 

Phil is also part of production duo Lo-step (alongside Luke Chable) who in 2007 released their  criminally underrated debut LP Because We Can on Global Underground. More famously, their music found heavy support from Sasha who signed ‘Burma‘ for his classic Involver mix. (On that note too, Phil has teased us with the promise of new Lo-step music: “Before the end of the year a couple of new Lo-step remixes which I can’t talk about yet…”  )

But when it comes to technique he has few rivals, and this is one of many reasons Phil K is considered one of the best in the world. In his hometown of Melbourne (and for those in the know around the world), Phil is revered as the DJ’s DJ, a technician who’s curiosity and love for new technology is only upstaged by his ability to tame each new item and employ it into his sets as if it’s been around for years. Even Pioneer has acknowledged his innate understanding of technology, and they approached him to help with the development of a prototype for the DVJ-X1 (the first visual and audio live mixer).

What we are getting at is that Phil K is a deadset legend and there aren’t many on this planet that can claim the skills or natural talent that he possess. Needless to say, we are ecstatic to finally have Phil compile us a mix, and in light of our mini-milestone of 50 podcasts, just in time too: He is an artist who has played such a vital part in the Balance narrative. With this mix he has delivered a engaging 2 hour extravaganza which in true Phil K style traverse breaks, house, techno, and whatever else. Featuring a mouth-watering selection of forward-thinking artists including Objekt, Pangaea, Kowton plus tracks from Phil’s new production alias Digital Stars… 

This is something else...

interveiw + Tracklist: http://www.balancemusic.com.au/news/balance-selections-phil-k

Soundcloud: @peaking
Facebook: www.facebook.com/djphilk

Balance Selections 050: Phil K

NYD set at Earth Festival. Lovely Day in the bush. Enjoy!

D.Bonnici EarthFestival 2018NYD

Woah..... What a party!
The vibe was seriously electric.... if you were there, thanks for partying with me, if you weren't .... I hope you enjoy this xx
Steve

TRACKLIST:
Underground resistance - Transition - Acapella
Clark - Beacon
Chemical Brothers - Hey Boy
Gregor Tresher - Substance
Paul Nazca - Unite
Tom Demac - Tiki Taka 
Steve Ward - Untitled
Steve Ward - Freedom
Miss Kittin - 1993 EACID (Truncate Remix)
Steve Ward - Untitled
Steve Ward - Growth
Hardfloor - Acperience
Kink - Perth
Julie Mcdermott - Dont go (gerd janson rework)
Le Duke - Neon (Steve Ward Edit)
Prince - Controversy (Steve Ward's 303 Edit)
Felix Da Housecat - Silver Screen
Michael Meyer - See you
Humate - Love Stimulation (Paul Van Dyk Remix)

Steve Ward @ Rainbow Serpent Festival 2019

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For those who knew Phil K through his music will know he was a one-of-a-kind talent, a global dance music pioneer who promoted niche producers, and pushed the boundaries of electronic music through technology and raw skill. 

Those lucky enough to have had Phil in their personal life can attest that he was that rare kind of human, a man who approached everyone judgement-free, and with an open heart. He was also the type of person that treated everyone he met with love and respect, and, is if they were a good friend.
 
We were also privileged to have known Phil personally and also honoured to have him as part of the Balance Music family. Back in 2002, he compiled a release that for many is still one of the most significant entries into the Balance Series. It was a statement of the intense passion that Phil had for electronic music, and his ability to effortlessly connect dots between many shades of dance music. At the time no one fused genres like break-beats and house together, but that all changed with Phil K.

Even though it’s with great sadness that we share the news of Phil passing, the joy and the music he gave us will remain forever. 

As a tribute to the great man, we offer you Phil’s incredible Balance Series compilation album number 4 in its full glory.

Sonar 3 - Breaks Devastation feat. Ozzie LA, NuBreed & Aaron Smiles

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