The land of Yukon Club seems infinite. With a seamless and titillating fusion of analog synths, dazzling drumbeats and immersive melodies, they cross boundaries and leave the beaten track.  Inspired and thriven by luminous minds such as Bicep, Thom Yorke and Moderat they bring a shape-shifting blend of minimal techno and atmospheric pop that echoes into memories.

Ever since the release of their debut EP ‘Absence’ in 2016, the trio has chosen for the experiment. Despite a successful debut release, a tour across more than 150 stages and an aftershow for Radiohead, they retreated in 2018 to work on their new nocturnal universe. Ever since they’ve been building on a new sound in their self-built Amsterdam-based studio. At the end of 2019 they finally return to the stages to present you their own little microkosmos in a thrilling live performance. Get hypnotized and float along over electronic waves.

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The playlists that never stop
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1. Upcoming
2. Future Projects
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5. Closing
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Upcoming:
Meek Mill - Deams and Nightmares
Meek Mill - Dreams Worth More Than Money
K Camp - In Due Time


Album playlist count: 181
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Future Projects:
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Hy!£UN35 (Album) (HiTunes) Young Thug (2015)
UR Usher (2015)
(TBA) Alicia Keys (2015)
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ANTI Rihanna (February 12)
Reminiscing Kendrick & J. Cole (February 16)
the life of pablo SWISH Kanye West (February 14)
Party Rock Mansion (working title When The Sun Goes Down) Redfoo (March 18)
Views from the 6 Drake (April 29)
-----2016 (No date)-----
--(updated via announcement from 2015)
The Dime Trap T.I. (2016)
Stoicville: The Phoenix T-Pain (2016)
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Love & Liability T.I. (2016)
Tha Carter V Lil Wayne (2016)
Rolling Papers 2: The Weed Album Wiz Khalifa (2016)
Katy Perry (2016)
Rich as in Spirit Rich Homie Quan (2016)

-----2017-----
-----To Be Announced-----
The Cozart Chief Kief
Best of Life Rich Homie Quan
Mac & Devin Go to High School Part 2 Collab)
Tremaine Trey Songz
Sharp On All 4 Corners: Corner 3 E-40
Music Is The Weapon Major Lazer
50=2.X
Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike 
Deorro
Flawed Usher
Bachelor Party Sage the Gemini
Peace & Blessings Shy Glizzy (Mixtape)
Still Tha Streets Hottest Youngin Shy Glizzy (Mixtape)
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In the event a playlist becomes bunk, I will do my best to restore it's songs tracklist ASAP Rocky. If you want, go ahead and message me the playlist name in case you spot it before me. I appreciate your patience and apologize in advance for any inconvenience. Thank you.
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Please check out our new site: http://shareaslicepodcast.com

Grab a slice of pizza, cheesecake, blueberry pie, quiche -- then shoot the shit with Sean and talk about those topics all your other friends wish you'd shut the hell up about already! Sean will roll them into a nice podcast for you and launch it off into the Internet ocean to be found and listened to by very lonely bearded men stranded on desert islands and their soccer ball companions.

Bio: DJ/Mixing expertise with innovation, combining her powerful voice with a dazzling stage presence, Méa pioneers a new place for women in the dj world... Her bold style and turntable mastery prompted DMA magazine to hail this petite performer "The Madonna of the New Millennium" on its July 2001 cover. In an always exciting show this dynamic diva combines live freestyle vocals over a versatile set ranging from progressive-tech house to intelligent breaks, as well as introducing new singles with catchy lyrics written by Méa herself.

Although she spent several dedicated years in Chicago launching her career, she now travels worldwide from a home base in Los Angeles. She grew up in a musical household: her father has always been Méa's foremost source of inspiration. From her youth Méa was schooled in piano, violin, guitar, drums, dance, and, of course, voice; but she gives strong females like Madonna credit for motivating her to take on music as a career. One considerable obstacle was earning the right to be taken seriously as a female in the dj profession. She is proud to have long since overcome doubts and will never again be underestimated, due to the skills that surpass pretty packaging, and the hard work that won her the success she now enjoys.

An introduction to the SHR group, an umbrella for record companies in Chicago that included the Dialogue, Colossal, and Afterhours labels would first put Méa on wax. Her dedication soon aroused the interest of Spero Pagos and Ron Carroll, known as the production team Ministers of Sound, who would mentor Méa to fruition, produce her first singles, and build a solid foundation for her musical career. Her first globally distributed DJ mixed CD was released, entitled "Shaken, Not Stirred" on July 11, 2000 on the Afterhours label with an original track of her own along with her freestyle vocals layered over a house mix, creating a unique effect that would become her trademark.
As a rising star of the new millennium, she earned the honor of playing alongside world famous dj talent that included the incomparable Donald Glaude, DJ Dan, DJ Sneak as the sole female resident on the Bay-area based Funky Tekno Tribe tour. Her next CD, "Welcome to My House" was released through FTT in January of 2001, a vibrant live recording from the Metro in Chicago where she played the final show of that tour.

Having established her reputation on the West Coast, she fused with Los Angeles producer Nynex to create the dance floor hit "The Simplest of Things", which showcases Méa's vocal strengths while demonstrating a new maturity in her musical evolution and earning a greater following by the song’s ability to get radio play. With the new direction her career had taken, Mea felt it necessitated a move to LA, where she now has all new projects in the works including a full length artist album that she co-produced with Nynex. This highly anticipated new artist album that she is currently shopping, will no doubt be greatly appreciated by all. Here is where Mea's talent truly lies... in her writing and singing. This album ties together both personal measures and experiences of Mea herself. Collaboration with Nynex has no doubt created a masterpiece. This 10 song addition of original music not only defines Mea as a cross-over artist but solidifies her talent as a true musician.
Aside from deejaying, Mea also formed the electro/rock band, MeAndMyMachine. She is the powerful voice in this group of 5, her being the only female. With influences of Nine Inch Nails and Bjork, she has taken her music to the next level. 
Between daily sessions in the studio making mixed CD’s or a producing a new single, Méa has been booked solid every weekend, playing alongside deejays like Paul Oakenfold, Ferry Corsten and The Stanton Warriors, allowing her to charm audiences worldwide and maintain friendships throughout the continent. Her love of music, appreciation of her fans, and dedication to her craft inspire her to maintain a vigorous travel schedule and give her audience the best of herself every time she plays, deejay's or sings/performs live, sharing her boundless energy with those who come to dance. 




In 2023  Blkout Wall Festivals  artist  Muralmatics  created  Hotwaxx Mural
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For as long as there is music and those who faithfully dance, there  will always be a need for the Godmother of House Music, DJ Stacey “Hotwaxx” Hale. Detroit’s 1st female of house music plays dance floor bangers and orchestral melodies with live music fusions. Hotwaxx Hale has made a massive impact in American music culture, whether it’s playing in famous theaters like the Apollo New York and the Fox Detroit, or legendary underground dance music clubs like  ‘Studio 54,’ and ‘The Warehouse. Currently she holds residence at Spotlite Detroit, & Marble Bar Detroit.  She also has an international presence, which includes performances in London, Ibiza, France, Mexico, Berlin, Amsterdam, Toronto, and across the USA.   

 Hotwaxx Hale is the1st female DJ who played house music on the  radio in Detroit in the late 80s, and continues as a DJ to play a major role in curating the  soundtrack of our lives for several decades. Thriving in the city that started techno, she  somehow maintains a perfect flow by tastefully blending house and techno with funk,  hip hop and Motown soul, which is why she continues to have a diverse, multi-aged  devoted following.  Not only has she been resident DJ for several famous Motown radio stations, but she  also beat over 600 DJs in the Motor City Mix contest winning $10,000. She also has residents at two clubs in Detroit @ Spotlite Detroit as Housecats w/ Jenny LaFemme, and Panorama Berlin.  Hotwaxx  currently produces & hosts three radio shows. Twisted Tuesdays at 12n  Deepspaceradio.com EST. Every 3rd Friday a virtual show on Twitch & Mixcloud simultaneously thru Technoclub-net 4pm EST .  She is one of the leaders in a daily broadcast on Blast Radio/Hotwaxx.  Hotwaxx’s passion for music spills over into education for the youth and adults as well.  

Since the inception of  Girls Rock Detroit, Hotwaxx has been the DJ instructor helping young girls & non-binary find their way through mentorship and music.  
In 2023 she accepted the position as GRDs Co-Director for the next 2 years.

2024 Hotwaxx will led a virtual classroom for the Underground Music Academy (UMA)

 Hotwaxx is the Virtual & Hybrid Director Specialist for Streamteamio with various organizations worldwide.  Hotwaxx has also formed a live music group, Nyumba Muziki, which has performed at  the Charles H. Wright Museum of African American History, Detroit Opera House,  Detroit 300 Conservancy and more. 

Music Coordinator/DJ with  Jessica Care Moore’s Daughters of Betty (Black Women Rock Orchestra).   Hotwaxx has incredible production skills and has collaborated with artists like Eddie  Fowlkes, Alton Miller, Kevin Saunderson, Marissa Guzman, Norma Jean Bell,  Pirahnahead, K Hand, Diviniti Roxx, Candy J, Geri Free and Hazmat Live

Stacey is the creator and coordinator for  Sheometry Arts and Music Festival   launched in Detroit August 2019 returned in July 2024.  

Inducted into the  National  Museum of African American Music in 2019  Nashville TN.

Check out tracks on Bandcamp

The Godmother of House continues to  leave her mark and the best is yet to come. 

DOCUMENTARIES & DATA: Girls Gone Vinyl   Women In Hip Hop  High-Tech Soul  Detroit Sound Project  

Black To Techno  313LOVE, DCYPHERED  DIA

FESTIVALS & AFFILIATES
Movement
Sheometry
Sonar
DEMF
Motor City Pride,
Dally in the Alley, 
Charivari, 
Tec-Troit, 
BMFA
The Backpack Music Festival, 
African World Festival,
Allied Media Conference
We Found Hip Hop (Women in Hip Hop)
Black Women Rock
Girls Rock Detroit
MOCAD, 
The Opera House, BRAVO BRAVO
IBIZA: Zoo Project
CALI: Soul Camp
CHICAGO: Chosen Few events
ATLANTA: House In The Park events 
FLORIDA: Winter Music Conference
NEW YORK: Dweller

PRODUCTIONS
Pure Joy - Geri Free Hotwaxx & Hazmat Live Remix
GMHDisciple Tech - Hotwaxx Hale
Freedom feat. Jessica Care Moore – Hotwaxx 
Like a Feather – Marrisa Guzman – Hotwaxx Mix 
Bella Beautiful – Nyumba Muziki 
Hale 2 House – Hotwaxx featuring Louis Hale 
Goin Down – Hotwaxx/ Felle Fell 
Invitation – Hotwaxx Remix & edit
Put Your Hands Up – Hotwaxx Remix 
Tell Me About it – Hotwaxx Remix & edit 
Haven't You Heard – Hotwaxx Remix 
Charlies Baby - Hotwaxx Remix
Kik Children – Davina - Heaven Mix 
How You Play the Game – HouseKeepers Hotwaxx Mix 
Standing in the Rain - Eddie Fowlkes Feat. Crystal 
Hotwaxx Mix - Jezebel

Sefi Carmel is an award winning London based composer,  sound designer, producer and mixer.

He has enjoyed success creating scores and soundtracks for feature films, high profile documentaries and drama
 for BBC1, BBC2, SKY, Channel 4, Five, The Discovery Channel, MTV, Universal, Disney, and National Geographic Channel, to name but a few.

He has worked with producers and directors such as Ridley Scott, John Woo, Chris Columbus, Kevin Reynolds and many more.
He has composed music and created soundtracks for many of  BskyB's cross platform gaming channels.

Advertising clients include top brands such as Mercedes, BMW, Samsung, Sony Music, Warner Music, Cameron Macintosh, Vodafone and many more.

Credits and client testimonials available at
http://www.soundtrack-creation.com
imdb credits:

http://www.imdb.com/name/nm1205887/
His soundtracks are an exciting hybrid of epic, cinematic orchestral and cutting edge electronic music, coupled with larger than life sound design, mixed in dazzling 5.1 surround, to give that big cinema experience!


Currently a one-man band consisting of a founding member of a previous incarnation of Ravenous Suns.

The old Ravenous Suns was a punk/metal hybrid band whose influences ranged from classic and progressive rock to 80s and 90s metal forms to punk, post-punk, shoegaze and related noisy forms, and whatever else worked.  We definitely needed work; but considering the individual and collective talents of the four members of the final line-up, and our drive to make it happen, it could have gone somewhere further than it did.

The new Ravenous Suns will focus more on the shoegaze, noise pop, dream pop, and other similar influences, for its chosen tones, but will musically draw on a diverse cross-section of modern genres.  Some of the music will be sophisticated, and some of it will be simple, but it will always be as noisy and blurry as possible.

This is only a slight reversal of the original band's aesthetic.  In those days, I was all about fuzz and chorus cranked to the max to create a heavy, cutting, yet strangely beautiful psychedelic rhythm guitar sound.  I was not a good player at all, so I made up for it my attempting to split ears and spin heads.  It was a bit difficult to do that with a 5-watt amp, and to be honest, the others probably thought that was a good thing.  I was also an uptight, naive person who didn't know much about the world and couldn't simply let things be, and while that only slightly dented the sound, it most certainly wound up leading to my departure from the band.

Though I'm a slightly better player nowadays, have gone way behond lightening up and straight into a mellow outlook, and have added large doses of extended chords, fragments, drones, and other niceties, I still seem to want to split ears and spin heads.  I want to do something that is equal parts rough and beautiful, emphasizing the musical artistry that is my style of writing, yet giving you something for pumping fists, sexing up your partner, or meditating, all in the same beat.

Is it possible for chain saws to play jazz?  Can foghorns be used to write love songs?  Can the sound of gently falling rain be equally suspenseful and ominous?  If we find a way to capture the sonic essense of one hand clapping, and run it through delay with the feedback cranked to the max, will we ever need to clap again?  Is it possible to do the hokey-pokey to the sound of a scream?  Are we gonna have us a wang dang doodle?  These and other questions might be explored one of these days when I'm not busy making the stuff you'll hear here.



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