Wahey, just in time for summer! Here's my latest mix for you to stream and dance to.

DJ Bookings: dalila@lilawunderland.de 

TrackListing:
01. Lauer - Crewners - Permanent Vacation
02. Giom - The Message - Supremus
03. Joyce Muniz - You Always Get Me High - Exploited
04. Enzo Siffredi + Sav - Hand Bone (David Pher Remix)- Stylerockets
05. Azari & III - Reckless (Steve Lawler Remix) - Virgin
06. DAVI - Illusion - Tenampa Recordings
07. Doza - Ixchel - Get Physical
08. Giom & Lonely Boy - Am I Maintaining - Bunny Tiger Dubs
09. Giom - Night Strong - Supremus
10. Saison - Please Don't Go (Giom Remix) - Guesthouse
11. Sean Miller - Come June - Ovum
12. DJ Koze - Knee On Belly - Pampa Recordings 
13. Jimpster - English Rose - Freerange
14. Mat Anderson - We Hurt Each Other - Supremus


Summer Mix 15

Viel spaß mit dem Track✌🏼

Smoke M - Das Loch
#tekk

DASLOCH



“Jimis Jam” is a guitar anthem that radiates Jimis spirit with its driving beat and soaring guitar stunts. The track rips muting and sliding octaves, incorporating spread and triadic with a shimmering blend of vibrant rhythms and a bucket of electrifying bass. 

So crank up the volume, and energise your day.

Thanks for listening and I hope you enjoy the track, my best wishes Christian

https://christiankrauter.com/

jimis jam

live @ KaterBlau

Solid Steel in association with Serato (19th February) Our guests in Hour 2 are Krankbrother, who are brothers, DJ's, producers and run a label and monthly London party, which alongside Phonica Records is happening this weekend on 20th Feb at Fire, with our guest in Hour 1 Prins Thomas and previous guest Axel Boman. They had this to say about their mix;
"After both spending ages going through our record collections, we settled in for a listening session in our office behind our bar in East London. After playing each other a load of records and drinking a load of whiskey we realised two things. Firstly, that we had way too much music to fit on a mix, and secondly there was a lot of variety in what we’d chosen. A selector's curse made even worse by the fact there are two of us. So from there we tried to piece together as many of these records as we could whilst still allowing the mix to develop in a smooth organic way. We didn’t want the mix to jump around too erratically so we made a lot of edits to help it flow. The records we ended up choosing are a little bit of what we play and love from the last 40 years spanning acid, disco, new wave, afro beat, indie and techno. Despite the mix being quite retrospective, on a more personal level, the mix will always mark a very special moment in time for us. Shortly after we made our way to our homes from that very listening session, Kieran’s wife went into labour.  Off they went off to the hospital, Kieran on two hours sleep and a whiskey head and shortly after we welcomed yet another Clancy boy into the family.” 

The Solid Steel website http://solidsteel.net/ for track lists and archive shows.
You can follow Solid Steel on  facebook.com/pages/Solid-Steel/175027509192663
twitter.com/SolidSteelRadio
Email solidsteel@ninjatune.net

Go to Hour 1 here https://soundcloud.com/ninja-tune/solid-steel-radio-show-1922016-hour-1-prins-thomas

Hour 2 -Krankbrother   https://twitter.com/krankbrother

1) Wishmountain - Rose
2) KZA - Aneugalam
3) Brian Eno & David Byrne - Regiment (krankbrother Edit)
4) The Alan Parsons Project - Mammagamma (Instrumental) 
5) Ichisan - Space Patrol
6) Sylvia Love - Extraterrestial Lover (Jazz Edit)
7) Taro Takugawa - Here My Dear
8) Mark E - Sitting Here Alone
9) Propooganda - (The Echo Of) Frozen Faces
10) Knight Action - D-Rail
11) Nitzer Ebb - Join In The Chant (Lies! Instrumental)
12) Cappio Bros - Caffeine 4 Daze (Freshly Brewed Dub)
13) Massimo Vivona - The Way
14) Victor Romeo - Acid Rain
15) Dubtribe Soundsystem - Equitoreal
16) San 2 - Distinguishing Bias
17) krankbrother - Turn
18) Electrik Dread - Butter Up (Gimme Some Bread) (Instrumental)
19) Man With No Name - 120 Something
20) Terrace - Seventh City
21) Attitudes in Error - Event Horizon​


Solid Steel Radio Show 19/2/2016 Hour 2 - Krankbrother

SUNDAY STONER MIXTAPE

Here's a mix that Gary and I did for the, ever excellent, Late Night Tales series. It's bookended by the late,great Captain Beefheart and John Martyn. Also a cover of INXS we did to. If you like then you can follow the link to itunes and own a copy for yourself. There's some nice stories in the booklet. All the best tom x

Observatory Crest-Captain Beefheart 	
Midnight-A Tribe Called Quest 
Dark Lady-DJ Food	
I Walk The Earth-King Biscuit Time 	
Canal Song-Iain Archer
Ordinary Joe-Terry Callier	
It's All Gone Quiet-The Week That Was 	
Last Train-Allen Toussaint 
Fancy-Bobbie Gentry	
That's Us/Wild Combination-Arthur Russell 		
Eanie Meany-Jim Noir 	
Half Asleep-School Of Seven Bells 		
Family Tree -TV On The Radio 		
Hold On-Holy Ghost!		
Download-Super Furry Animals		
New Sensation-INXS (Snow Patrol Cover)		
Next Train-Miracle Fortress 	
Sweet Little Mystery-John Martyn
The Happy Detective (part2) Will Self

Snow Patrol-Late Night Tales

Live recording from the badabing night at jæger oslo february 2019. 
Resident djs Daniel Vaz & Vinny Villbass

badabing (jæger oslo): Vaz & Villbass 24.02.19

Many more similar yoga DJ mixes from the same power flow class here: https://soundcloud.com/hardkissmusic/sets/chill

Follow the DJ/Producer here: https://www.facebook.com/gavinhardkiss/

Hawke at MPY 11.16.2019

Here's a selection of 6 short snippets from my debut album Home & Garden, full 11 track release out now on Retrofit. 

BEATPORT: http://www.beatport.com/release/home-and-garden/1035330

JUNO: http://www.juno.co.uk/ppps/products/479086-01.htm

iTUNES: https://itunes.apple.com/de/album/home-garden/id597913459?l=en

Jay Shepheard "Home & Garden" - album teaser snippets

KLF - Chill Out Live From Lost Continent
Chill Out Sessions Bootleg Sets run From Net
now Remixed on 1 Set 
Music By Bill Drummond & Jimmy Cauty
Remixed & Collated By Why Sheep? AkA JAMS23
for KLF Incommunications 2013
http://cardhouse.com/x07/klf.htm

WHY SHEEP?
Okay, fine, but what's with the white fluffy animals on the cover?

"The sleeve is a very very English thing. The Pink Floyd album ATOM HEART MOTHER, do you know that album? The sleeve with the cow's head on it? That's a very English thing and it has the vibe of the rave scene over here. When we're having the big Orbital raves out in the country, and you're dancing all night and then the sun would come up in the morning, and then you'd be surrounded by this English rural countryside ... so we wanted something that kind of reflected that, that feeling the day after the rave, that's what we wanted the music for.

"So when we went to the photo-library, we had a copy of ATOM HEART MOTHER under our arms, and we went in: 'Okay, we want a picture of sheep, like this.' They didn't have any pictures of sheep that were like the cover of ATOM HEART MOTHER, but they had these other pictures of sheep ... hundreds, thousands of pictures of sheep, and we picked the ones we used because it had that same sort of feeling." 
July 1991.

ERNIE LONGMIRE, X Magazine's intrepid Music Director, shares words with BILL DRUMMOND, the more visible half of Britain's most unpredictable new export: THE KLF. Oh oh oh it's magic! 

KLF - Chill Out Live From Lost Continent

All Bound For Mu-Mu Land.
Only Another Fan Cloud

WHY SHEEP?
Okay, fine, but what's with the white fluffy animals on the cover?

"The sleeve is a very very English thing. The Pink Floyd album ATOM HEART MOTHER, do you know that album? The sleeve with the cow's head on it? That's a very English thing and it has the vibe of the rave scene over here. When we're having the big Orbital raves out in the country, and you're dancing all night and then the sun would come up in the morning, and then you'd be surrounded by this English rural countryside ... so we wanted something that kind of reflected that, that feeling the day after the rave, that's what we wanted the music for.

"So when we went to the photo-library, we had a copy of ATOM HEART MOTHER under our arms, and we went in: 'Okay, we want a picture of sheep, like this.' They didn't have any pictures of sheep that were like the cover of ATOM HEART MOTHER, but they had these other pictures of sheep ... hundreds, thousands of pictures of sheep, and we picked the ones we used because it had that same sort of feeling." 
