A one hour excerpt from our recent All Day Chaos show @ The Cannon Factory! This was early on the day, some warm up shit to cool you down :)

All Day Chaos @ The Cannon Factory - 21.08.21

This is the audio mix for the TEACHERS film - January 2022 - film can be seen below.

https://djmag.com/news/daft-punk-s-homework-celebrated-teachers-mix-25th-anniversary

TEACHERS - mix for TEACHERS film for DJMag - link in description

2022/8/20 Setlist for Contact Tokyo.

1.Mama used to say
2.Kagemusha
3.Interested in it
4.Night drive
5.Tokyo traffic paradaise
6.Shake yours
7.Right here right now
8.Timeless
9.Saturday love
10.Retro graffiti
11.believe the house
12.Do it again
13.Got to be real
14.I know you like it
15.Timelapse

RHN Shinichiro yokota House Set Contact Tokyo  2022/08/20

An ode to a bygone era of house music.

After discovering that some of my favorite house records came from the 90s and early 2000s, I spent the last few months searching the depths of the internet for the best tracks I could find that pertained to distinct sounds I had always wanted to play. Something about these tracks' rawness, swing, and overall lack of polish that I couldn't get enough of. From the curation process came the recording phase which for one of the mixes took four tries. I felt like Liam Neeson by the third Taken movie.. like we know how this goes, do we really need to do this again?

Nonetheless, the result of that labor of love are these two mixes. Many people inspired these mixes but few pushed me to newer bounds of music more than Chaos in the CBD, Ian Pooley, The Groove Boys Project, and of course, my brother Kevin.

Inner Chords is a tried and true deep house mix with songs from 1993 to 2005. Tracks that contain but aren't exclusive to ethereal vocals, deep chords, groovy basslines, jazz improvisation, and soulfulness beyond measure permeate the whole mix and will have you headbobbing into the wee hours of the morning. The mix is intended for a night in solo or with friends accompanied by something to wind down the night with: a bowl (or two) and/or a glass of wine.

Made with love. Hope you enjoy.

Inner Chords (Subduction Mix)

An ode to a bygone era of house music.

After discovering that some of my favorite house records came from the 90s and early 2000s, I spent the last few months searching the depths of the internet for the best tracks I could find that pertained to distinct sounds I had always wanted to play. Something about these tracks' rawness, swing, and overall lack of polish that I couldn't get enough of. From the curation process came the recording phase which for one of the mixes took four tries. I felt like Liam Neeson by the third Taken movie.. like we know how this goes, do we really need to do this again?

Nonetheless, the result of that labor of love are these two mixes. Many people inspired these mixes but few pushed me to newer bounds of music more than Chaos in the CBD, Ian Pooley, The Groove Boys Project, and of course, my brother Kevin.

Techtonics is an old school tech house mix with tracks from 1995-2003. After listening to a few Chaos in the CBD sets, I was forever changed by their selection, range, and overall sounds they were playing. Coming to know their tracklist, I made it a mission to find tracks in a similar vein to the tech house they were playing. Tech house from this era contains that hard hitting aspect like it does today but with more range and crossover between other genres at the time. Expect punchey basslines, loads of percussion, and sounds that just aren't replicated these days. Think 3 AM Manchester warehouse rave circa 2001... if you can even envision that: dark, super sweaty, a bit of you know what involved, and most importantly people dancing their asses off until the break of dawn. What a glorious site.

Made with love. Hope you enjoy.

Techtonics

Live From Da Underground — the Afterparty Mix is a tribute to the roots of house music. Specifically for this mix, a focus on Garage, Deep House, and Classic House. I wanted to continue to go down the route of deep and soulful sounds but with attention toward the dancefloor. If Inner Chords was about staying in, the Afterparty Mix is about going out until sunrise grooving to timeless classics. 

The sourcing of tracks took another step deeper into the early 90s and further into the underground. The origins of discovering these tracks ranged from DJ sets, really hidden Spotify playlists, specific Youtube channels, and hours going through catalogs of records on Discogs reading through comments. It was a real joy to go through discographies and learn the rich history of labels such as Subliminal, Fourth Floor, Strictly Rhythm, Pagan, Paper Recordings, Guidance Recordings, Glasgow Underground, and MAW just to name a few.

This mix is a nod to people all over who experienced these tracks firsthand on the dancefloor. I also want to attribute this mix to San Francisco and its almost-forgotten rave scene. Going through so many records, I came to find so many allusions to the SF scene, and as a Bay Area native myself, it pains me to see that there isn't one anymore. There is one record store left tailored to these sounds (https://vinyldreamssf.com/ — please do support and/or visit the store). After visiting it recently and meeting the owner, it was a sad sight to hear him discuss the heyday of a once-thriving scene only to witness all the creatives leaving and being pushed out. Despite this, I hope this mix can bring back good memories of people's days in San Francisco and all over from 1990 - 2002 and forever on.

As always, made with love.

Live From Da Underground — Afterparty Mix

Chaos In The CBD - Rinse France (11th June 2016)

Moodymann Djset @Rex Club [Paris 1995]

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Marcellus Pittman | BUDx Boiler Room DJ Set New Delhi

Boiler Room x Don't Be Afraid w/ MR G, Semtek, Alis, Mr Beatnick & Claws For?

[Broadcast on 9th October 2012]

Tracklist & video at http://boilerroom.tv

Mr G live in the Boiler Room

https://thevinylfactory.com/features/vf-mix-167-dance-mania-by-dan-shake/

Tracklist:

1. Suburban Boyz – Insane (Crazy Mix)
2. Chilly T – Work The Wax (House Mix)
3. Drewsky – Dizco Band
4. DJ Deeon – Hypnosis
5. White Night – Gonna Jack
6. The Lincoln Boys – Check It Out
7. 2-BIT PROJECT – One For U One For Me
8. DJ Deeon – THE 221
9. Jammin Gerald – Move It
10. Jammin Gerald – Black Women
11. Playground Productionz – I Work
12. Dee Jay Nehpets – Higher Learning (Dee Jay Nehpets Trax Mix)
13. DJ Funk – We Gotta Love
14. DJ Funk – Move Your Body
15. Drewsky – Wigged Out
16. Parris Mitchell – Ghetto Shout Out
17. Houz’ Mon – 101 RX
18. Paul Johnson – I Want You To Ride Me
19. Jammin Gerald – Da Love
20. DJ Deeon – Who-U-Wit?
21. DJ Milton – Clap Your Hands
22. DJ Deeon – R U Sure
23. Jammin Gerald – Come On Y’all
24. DJ M35 – Playground
26. DJ Milton – Late Nite Creep
27. Wax Master Maurice – Bounce That Body
28. Robert Armani – Old Acid Trax
29. Eric Martin – Acid Em
30. Robert Armani – Ghost
31. DJ Slugo – Smoke-N-Ride

Techtonics

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