Here is the full recording of a sunday evening at trouw. Imagine a couple of hundred people in a dark basement, a journey reaching all the corners of the room, from bottom to the top.... catch the vibe.

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Recorded with the gentle support of RBMA Radio.

http://www.rbmaradio.com/shows/hunee-live-at-trouw

Hunee - Live at Trouw (ADE Closing Night - October 2013)

Fair warning: This is choice selection of music mixed poorly.

This is the first part of a four-hour mix I pre-recorded in early 2011 for the second inaugural Good People Party. The Good People Party was, in essence, a UT Austin grad-student house party, hosted by my friends Sal and Jesse, who were (are) good people.

A Tribe Called Quest Feat. Faith Evans - Stressed Out (Raphael Saadiq Remix)
Kazi - Down For The Kaz
Quasimoto - Basic Instinct
Brooklyn Zoo - Masters Of Zooniverse
Passion - Where I'm From (Don't Fight The Song Mix)
Geto Boys - Mind Playing Tricks On Me
Madvillain - Raid
Jaylib - The Red
Guilty Simpson - Mic Check 313
M.C. Chile' & The Koncrete Jungo - I Just Wanna Rock You (Original Mix By Swamp Dogg & M.C. World)
The S.O.S. Band - Just Be Good To Me (12” Mix)
The Jones Girls - You Gonna Make Me Love Somebody Else
Jocelyn Brown - Somebody Else’s Guy (7” Mix)
Double Action Theater - Something (X-tra) Special (Extended) (Featuring a young Dâm-Funk on keys)
Full Force - So Unselfish (It's Okay, It's Okay)
Blowfly - Rapp Dirty
Fabulous 3 MCs - Rub A Dub Dub
The Gap Band - Oops Upside Your Head
Zapp - More Bounce To The Ounce
Dâm-Funk Feat. Mark De Clive-Lowe - Candy Dancin'
Griffin - Move
Mac Band - Someone To Love (Remix Club Vocal)
Breakwater - Release The Beast

By this point I had realized a childhood dream of mine and become a DJ of sorts. Only a year prior I had visited my friend John Angle in Seattle and had returned to Austin convinced I needed a pair of Technic 1200s and a mixer. Soon after, and despite my novice and calamitous mixing ability, I had been permitted to start hosting a DJ monthly in a small converted space above a sushi bar, managed by my friend John Ousley. (John A and John O – who we called John Daetron after his DJ handle, Daetron Vargas – had for many years DJed together as part of an Austin collective known as Parakitachi.)

After the ritual starter-acquisition – a smattering of Strictly Rhythm records purchased for $3.99 or less, some Techno and an assortment of whatever else I had convinced myself might work on the dance floor – I had landed on Disco and Boogie as my genres of focus. Both genres see hearty representation in this session, for which I called upon most of my record collection at that time. As such, also found here are some lesser-known gems of the New Jack Swing era, as well as some early-House bangers, phallic and otherwise. My Hip-Hop collection then and now consisted largely of output by the Stones Throw label, particularly Madlib’s productions. You hear several of these in the opening warm-up alongside Tribe, the Geto Boys and a couple obscure bargain-bin cuts. (Side note: I once had the chance to nod at Stones Throw label-owner Peanut Butter Wolf while working door at Daetron’s Loft 718).

(Continued w/ Part 2)

Good People Party

Good People Party Part 1

Detroit native William Roy cut his teeth as a DJ on the legendary freeform college radio station, 88.3 WCBN-FM Ann Arbor. His expansive, idiosyncractic, genre-bending sound reflects a rapturous conversation continued since first gracing the airwaves.

As a producer, William Roy started the 99¢ Dreams imprint in 2014, with multiple house and techno releases on vinyl and cassette. In 2016, he launched 99¢ Radio to showcase guest talent among the very best of New York's hidden underground selectors.

William Roy brings his genre-bending sounds for the 75th Good Room Podcast, taking us on a journey from leftfield house to mind-melting techno and dark synth sci-fi beats.

Tracklist...
"A Tale of Good and Evil" 
Kai Alce "Take A Chance" (Mr. Fingers Full Ambient Acid Instrumental) (NDATL Muzik)
Vitalic "Poison Lips" (PIAS Recordings)
Up Front "Infatuation" (Silver Cloud Records)
M for "Taut Line Hitch" (Reincarnation)
Orlando Voorn "Dope Computer" (KMS)
"99¢ Dreams"
Echomen "Thru 2 You" (Airtight)
Effective Weapons "Alaarm!" (Effective Weapons)
Kevin Reynolds "Fembehyaget" (Yoruba Records)
Jordan "Time To Jack" [edit]  (Division Point Industries)
Scott Grooves "Finished"
William Roy "Factory Rat" (99¢ Dreams Records)
H-Fusion Wicked Bitch Witch feat Marcellus Pittman (Fit)
Negative Hallucination "Solidarity" (Golf Channel)
Effective weapons "Looping Blood" (Effective Weapons)
Transllusion "Disrupted Neural Gateway" (Supremat)
Pure Matrix "Hyper Object" (L.I.E.S.)
Mutant Beat Dance "Lowlife" (Light Sounds Dark)
Population One "The Jazz Student" (Metroplex)
Eddie Fowlkes "Broken Jazz" (Mindshift Records)
Ananda Project "I Hear You Dreaming" (Larry Heard Nocturnal Mix) (Nite Grooves)
Den Nard Husher "Jotunn" (Strobelight Network)
Aybee "Heart of the Sun" (Deepblak)
William Roy "Gravitational Waves Detected" (99¢ Dreams Records)
E.R.P. "Lament Subrosa" (Frustrated Funk)

Good Room Podcast

Good Room Podcast 075 - William Roy

In Hour 2 DJ Food steps up with a special 25th Anniversary mix for the Apollo record label and explained;
"It's hard to underestimate the importance and influence the Apollo label had on electronic music in the 90s, alongside Warp Records and its parent label, R&S, it released some of the most classic ambient electronica in Europe. Originally set up to release Aphex Twin's 'Selected Ambient Works vol.1' in 1992 as an alternative to the harder, clubbier sounds coming from the already well established R&S, it went on to host premier recordings from Bioshphere, David Morley, Robert Leiner, Locust and Sun Electric. 
Appearances from Global Communications, early Orbital offshoot Kinetic, The Orb, Andrea Parker, Model 500, Mixmaster Morris, Jam & Spoon, Cabaret Voltaire, John Beltran, Thomas Fehlmann, Dave Angel, Ken Ishi, Billy Ray Martin, Riz Maslen, Pete Namlook... the list reads like a who's who of electronic and ambient music.
Winding down around the early 00's it was reactivated five years ago to release new music and this year sees the 25th anniversary of the label with a reissue of 'Selected Ambient Works vol.1' already in the shops. Search for Apollo on a digital service like Beatport however and you won't find it although some of the titles are available under the R&S banner, best head to Discogs to flip through the seven pages of releases and discover the many treasures hidden in their catalogue. Or start with the mix they commissioned me to make from a personal selection of my favourites from back in the day to celebrate, which Solid Steel hosts exclusively from today."

The Solid Steel website http://solidsteel.net/ for track lists and archive shows.
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Email solidsteel@ninjatune.net

Go to Hour 1 here https://soundcloud.com/ninja-tune/solid-steel-radio-show-772017-hour-1-braiden

Hour 2 - DJ Food https://twitter.com/djfood

Atlantis - Paradise part 1
The Irresistible Force - Mountain High (excerpt)
Locust - Good God
Electrotete - I Love You (Orb Remix)
Model 500 - The Passage
Two Sandwiches Short of a Lunchbox - Too Good To Be Strange
Locust - Lust
Biosphere - Cloudwalker II
David Morley - Subterranean
Sun Electric - Sarotti (edit)
LA Synthesis - Agraphobia
Sun Electric - Up The Drain 
The Irresistible Force - High Frequency
David Morley - Stardancer
Aphex Twin - Heliosphan
Kinetic - Golden Girls (David Morley Remix)
Robert Leiner - Aqua Viva
David Morley - Calibration

Good People Party Part 1

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