This is number 03 in the Intellection series. This podcast explores the underground sounds from an intellectual perspective.  Emphasis is placed on the auditory space created by converging sounds.

Techno and house without restrictions. 

Tracklist 

01 Myk Derill - B (Detroit People Mover) 
02 TJ Kong & Eric De Man - Luid (Mark Broom Dub Mix)
03 Slam - Lifetimes (Markus Suckut) 
04 Savas Pascalidis - Interlock (Jonas Kopp Mix) 
05 Mile Dehnert - Charger 
06 Myk Derill - Apply 
07 Sawlin - Between Maschines 
08 Roman Lindau - Architecture Amour 
09 Abstract Division - Transmutation 
10 Larry Heard and Mr. White - The Sun Can't Compare 
11 Conforce - Spoiled (XDB Reshape 2) 
12 Rrose - Waterfall (Birth) 
13 Ungar - Malen 
14 Levon Vincent - Looking For a New Love 

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-Xavier De Enciso
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Xavier De Enciso - Intellection 03 - 2013

We are a collective of like minded individuals with over 20 years of underground experience who believe that love for what we do as DJS, artists, and promoters is a significant factor in creating community at our events. All of us involved with LOVEFIX have full time jobs, careers and or families and not to mention individual projects we have to attend to. As such, we all still manage to come together and create something special because we love what we do. 

LOVEFIX would not exist without the hard work and dedication of our collective who help make it happen.

LOVEFIX will continue to be about quality over quantity. Our goal is to enjoy have fun enjoy life and listen to the sounds of techno and house in an underground environment. We are also committed in supporting LA talent first.

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We promote talented architects and amalgamators of sound emphasizing proficient progression and human connection of the seen and unseen while 
commemorating the people of our provenance from where we have come.  

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Xavier De Enciso was born and raised in South Central Los Angeles, an area of L.A. that gave rise to the west coast electro sound with artists like Egyptian Lover and Arabian Prince. It was during this time in the mid-1980s that Xavier realized that his community was a creative force populated with DJs playing funk, new wave, and eventually Detroit techno. At the age of fifteen, Xavier immersed himself in his neighborhoods’ DJ culture. But it was his initial contact to the abstract sounds of techno that dramatically altered the course of his life and gave way to a new direction. He immediately shifted his musical interest and and in 1990, he received his first experience at promoting techno events in the “back yard party” scene of South, West, and East Los Angeles. 

By 1992, he was immersed in L.A.’s infamous underground warehouse parties where he became a frequent party-goer at legendary undergrounds such as Double Hit Mickey. Driven by a new vision, he set his goal to play at the undergrounds alongside L.A.’s established DJ roster that included names such as Ron D Core, Doc Martin, Barry Weaver, R.A.W. and Steve Loria. Xavier became part of the second wave of DJs that emerged in L.A.'s famed underground circuit. Crossing cultural and physical boundaries, his sets have been witnessed in warehouses, alleys, empty parking lots, deserts, forests, abandoned buildings, sports arenas, and major clubs. His skills earned him top billing alongside the industry’s most respected artists such as Joey Beltram, Kevin Saunderson, Frankie Bones, Doc Martin, Laurent Garnier, John Aquaviva, The Advent, DJ Hyperactive, Mike Dearborn, Josh Wink, Westbam, LTJ Bukem, David Alvarado, Juan Atkins, Mikael Stavostrand, Drumcell, John Tejada, DJ Dex, Santiago Salazar, Esteban Adame, Kris Wadsworth, Claude Young, Silent Servant, and Peter Van Hoesen, just to name a few.

Known for his programming and seamless mixing skills often blurring the lines between techno and house, he’s taken his sound around the U.S and abroad. As a promoter, he's produced some of L.A.'s most memorable raves such as “Ravecycle” (1992), “Opium” (1994- 1998), “Weeble World,” (1996,1997); hosting established artists such as LTJ Bukem, Vapour Space, and Gus Gus. He's also produced underground house events under "Citrusoul" from 1998-2000. 

In 2004, he redirected his focus to academic studies and earned his BA/MA in Chicana/o Studies from Cal State University Northridge. He continued his academic track and has since contributed to L.A.’s underground scene by writing his Masters thesis in 2009 on Los Angeles’ rave DJ culture of the 1990s from a Chicano perspective. He is currently an adjunct professor at East Los Angeles College.

In 2009 he returned from academic hiatus and formed LOVEFIX, a collective that aims at providing a space for techno and house music where community and the underground sound prevail. With a passion for academia and underground nightlife, he's been invited to speak at conferences bringing forth L.A.’s unique underground dance culture.  

He made his debut on MODELHART records via Norway as their 5th vinyl release in 2014 and made the rotations at the mighty Berghain. In addition, he's collaborating with other L.A. techno artists and is set to release music late 2018 under the Artifacts of Struggle Imprint.