Zol Varga vs RocknRolla - Independance - Live @ Pebble Lake, Hungary 07.03.22

This beast contains over 100 hardchunkystompytrancyfunkyprogressiveacidpsybreaksnewdiscotechtrancehouse numbers, continuously speed mixed on 4 digital channels, with spontaneous scratching and fader effects magic for 6 massive hours - resulting in pure electronic symphony madness!

This is that old-skool party sound you know and love... Music for your mind, your body and your soul.

Enjoy.

Tracklist coming soon..

Zol Varga - LAFM

**Warning** Almost 200 old school tracks mixed in just over 12 hours raw and off the cuff, no pre-programing! Rarely will you hear just one track playing. Sometimes two, three or four tracks can be heard at once. Making this mix full, chunky, noisy and super fast. It moves on with an aggressive quickness, but still provides time for plenty of those special hands in the air e-moments. 
I suggest enjoying this mix with high quality speakers and/or premium headphones. There were a few must-haves I couldn’t leave out so I had to obtain them from very questionable sources, at all costs. Not every track is optimal audio quality, but it's great having it all in one place. It will bring back that feeling of listening to a mixtape in your car.**

I recorded Epic in 2017, 20 years after I first laid my hands on vinyl. This time around I wanted to put together something really special - the very best underground electronic music from 1990-1999. That special sound which characterized the 90's and influenced me the most as a young raver in the LA scene. The 80's were too experimental, the sound wasn't mature enough. Then things got too cheesy and commercial circa 2000. In the 90's electronic music peaked and refined itself with tech trance, acid techno, acid trance, progressive trance, psychedelic trance, acid breaks, funky breaks, tribal, tech house, acid house, progressive house and other music that didn’t even have a genre back then. "EDM" definitely did not exist. This was a time when parties were actually illegal, thrown without a permit. The location was intentionally left off of the flyer so the cops wouldn't find out about it. There were phone numbers you had to call for directions, but the phone lines were of disconnected until late evening and the directions were only to the map point where you had to buy the tickets, not to the party itself. The map point was usually in downtown LA and the party could be in the desert, the mountains or in some dark seedy warehouse. It was always an adventure finding it. Many times getting lost driving around for hours on sketchy dirt roads with directions like the following:
Get off the freeway
Make a right on the dirt road
Reset the odometer, go 1.8 miles
Make a left at the shack
Make a right at the bullet ridden sign
Reset the odometer, go 5 miles
…and so on and so on until you found the party in the middle of freaking nowhere. These parties still exist nowadays if you're dialed in and know where to look, but for the most part kids nowadays have no idea what we went through just to get our groove on.
If you raved in California during the mid to late 90’s, these are the sounds that will take you back. Every track delivers total nostalgia. Familiar old skool samples with layers and layers of hypnotic techy soundscapes, always building and progressing the long and gradient journey, a trip through all the peaks and valleys of sweet audio bliss.
If you were fortunate enough to have experienced the magic back then, this mix will either trigger a sudden flashback and you’ll be sucking your thumb in the fetal position for hours or you’ll have a sudden come to Jesus moment and stomp around pounding your fist in the air like a deranged mental patient.
But I regress… 
The listener here is an active participant and not a backseat driver... so grab your Kickwears and shell toes and prepare to indulge in some of the finest electronic music ever made.

Major influences: 
Christopher Lawrence, Ellis Dee, Carl Cox, John Kelley, Jason Blakemore (Dj Trance), Thomas Michael, Daft Punk, Dj Dan, Sasha, Digweed, Doc Martin, The Chrystal Method, Chemical Brothers, Donald Glaude, Thee-O, Prodigy, RAW

Zol Varga - Epic 12/2017

LAFM & RocknRolla ringing in 2022 with an electronic cornucopia of synthetic auditory pleasure recorded LIVE at Gaby's. At some point a drunk patron came up and assaulted my set with a backspin 🤣

LAFM & RocknRolla B2B @ Gaby's 2022 NYE

Live Christmas set at Gaby's, mixmash of classic Christmas songs with trippy groovy electro break lo-fi funky acid jazz house beats and random table bumps from enthusiastic party peeps. 
This turned out to be a delicious seasonal treat!

LAFM - Gaby's Christmas Party 12-17-21

This was a bit outside of my usual wheelhouse, but there was BIG demand for it so here you go. We all enjoyed it :)

LAFM - Gaby's Latin Night 10-19-21

Eclectic mix of spooky soundscapes and electronic eeriness. Back to back New Wave, Synth Pop, House, Punk Rock, Industrial, Electro Swing and Halloween classics.

LAFM - Gaby's Halloween 10-31-21

LIVE recording from Gaby's Groove @ Gaby's Budapest. This one has a real kick back loungy vibe. Enjoy!

LAFM - Gaby's Groove 10-18-21

These are the sounds of freedom and independance! Epic 5 1/2 hour back to back set with Dj RocknRolla recorded 4th of July weekend @ Pebble Lake, Hungary.

Zol Varga vs RocknRolla - Independance - Live @ Pebble Lake, Hungary 07.03.22 P1

Zol Varga vs RocknRolla - Independance - Live @ Pebble Lake, Hungary 07.03.22 P2

Super chill funky deeeeeeep grooves, recorded @ Gaby's & TEATRO di fragola at the end of summer during a beautiful sunset on the Danube. Magic! 🙌

LAFM - Aperol Sunset @ Gaby's & Teatro di Fragola 8-26- 22

LAFM - Brunch N Beats @ Gaby's

Enjoy the sweet soulful sounds of funky grooves and nu disco beats from a couple weeks back recorded live at Gaby's Budapest. It was a wonderful night celebrating our friend Miguel. Big ups !!

LAFM & RocknRolla - Miguel's Bday Loft Party @ Gabys 11/22

Whassup beat monkeys! Last January I laid down a pretty radical set at club Cha-Cha-Cha in Budapest, Hungary. I recorded the mix, but the file became corrupt and I lost it. The track selection was too good to let go to waste, so I set out to recreate the set the best I could. I also made sure to include some of my usual tricks to add that live feel to it. This mix is bursting with serious flavor. It's like an electronic fruit salad weapon of mass destruction, assaulting your taste buds with starburst warheads and dripping acid bombs. Hard and juicy electro house with classic vocal hooks reworked to be damned, punchy tribal house, full on rippin' techno, then some uplifting and melodic progressive sounds at the end. Pure magic!


1	Bleep	Sandy Vee		
 
2	Last Night In Miami	Dave Kurtis		
 
3	Take Me There (Chris Kaeser Remix)	Kim Jofferey & Natalie Konan		
 
4	Rak Funk Miami	Pryda		
 
5	Roar	Patrice Baumel		
 
6	Change We Can	Ecotek		
 
7	Edding 850	Format: B		
 
8	Drugs & Stuff ( D Nox & Beckers Remix)	Eric Entrena & D Unity		
 
9	Put Your Hands Up for Detroit ( LA Invasion Edit)	Flg		
 
10	Pussy	Nadastrom		
 
11	Run For Cover	Mastiksoul		
 
12	Reach Out (Mobins Vocal Mix)	Sweet Mercy		
 
13	Ghosts N Stuff	Deadmaus5		
 
14	Flashback	Wolfgang Gartner		
 
15	2nd To None	Umek		
 
16	Born Slippy	Manuel De La Mare		
 
17	Music Is The Answer	Celeda & Danny Tenaglia		
 
18	Slip (Sebastian Leger Remix)	Deadmau5		
 
19	F12	Eric Prydz		
 
20	Wakanapi	Pryda		
 
21	Speak	Ee-Sma		
 
22	Be Together (Stephan Evans Mix)	Sandy Vee		
 
23	Silence	Delerium feat. Sarah McLachlan

Zol Varga - Cha-Cha-Cha, Budapest 5/2009

Zol Varga - LAFM - B Side 8/2014

Zol Varga - LAFM - A Side 8/2014

**Warning** Almost 200 old school tracks mixed in just over 12 hours raw and off the cuff, no pre-programing! Rarely will you hear just one track playing. Sometimes two, three or four tracks can be heard at once. Making this mix full, chunky, noisy and super fast. It moves on with an aggressive quickness, but still provides time for plenty of those special hands in the air e-moments. 
I suggest enjoying this mix with high quality speakers and/or premium headphones. There were a few must-haves I couldn’t leave out so I had to obtain them from very questionable sources, at all costs. Not every track is optimal audio quality, but it's great having it all in one place. It will bring back that feeling of listening to a mixtape in your car.**

I recorded Epic in 2017, 20 years after I first laid my hands on vinyl. This time around I wanted to put together something really special - the very best underground electronic music from 1990-1999. That special sound which characterized the 90's and influenced me the most as a young raver in the LA scene. The 80's were too experimental, the sound wasn't mature enough. Then things got too cheesy and commercial circa 2000. In the 90's electronic music peaked and refined itself with tech trance, acid techno, acid trance, progressive trance, psychedelic trance, acid breaks, funky breaks, tribal, tech house, acid house, progressive house and other music that didn’t even have a genre back then. "EDM" definitely did not exist. This was a time when parties were actually illegal, thrown without a permit. The location was intentionally left off of the flyer so the cops wouldn't find out about it. There were phone numbers you had to call for directions, but the phone lines were of disconnected until late evening and the directions were only to the map point where you had to buy the tickets, not to the party itself. The map point was usually in downtown LA and the party could be in the desert, the mountains or in some dark seedy warehouse. It was always an adventure finding it. Many times getting lost driving around for hours on sketchy dirt roads with directions like the following:
Get off the freeway
Make a right on the dirt road
Reset the odometer, go 1.8 miles
Make a left at the shack
Make a right at the bullet ridden sign
Reset the odometer, go 5 miles
…and so on and so on until you found the party in the middle of freaking nowhere. These parties still exist nowadays if you're dialed in and know where to look, but for the most part kids nowadays have no idea what we went through just to get our groove on.
If you raved in California during the mid to late 90’s, these are the sounds that will take you back. Every track delivers total nostalgia. Familiar old skool samples with layers and layers of hypnotic techy soundscapes, always building and progressing the long and gradient journey, a trip through all the peaks and valleys of sweet audio bliss.
If you were fortunate enough to have experienced the magic back then, this mix will either trigger a sudden flashback and you’ll be sucking your thumb in the fetal position for hours or you’ll have a sudden come to Jesus moment and stomp around pounding your fist in the air like a deranged mental patient.
But I regress… 
The listener here is an active participant and not a backseat driver... so grab your Kickwears and shell toes and prepare to indulge in some of the finest electronic music ever made. 

Major influences: 
Christopher Lawrence, Ellis Dee, Carl Cox, John Kelley, Jason Blakemore (Dj Trance), Thomas Michael, Daft Punk, Dj Dan, Sasha, Digweed, Doc Martin, The Chrystal Method, Chemical Brothers, Donald Glaude, Thee-O, Prodigy, RAW

Zol Varga - Epic p1 12/2017

I recorded Epic in 2017, 20 years after I first laid my hands on vinyl. This time around I wanted to put together something really special - the very best underground electronic music from 1990-1999. That special sound which characterized the 90's and influenced me the most as a young raver in the LA scene. The 80's were too experimental, the sound wasn't mature enough. Then things got too cheesy and commercial circa 2000. In the 90's electronic music peaked and refined itself with tech trance, acid techno, acid trance, progressive trance, psychedelic trance, acid breaks, funky breaks, tribal, tech house, acid house, progressive house and other music that didn’t even have a genre back then. "EDM" definitely did not exist. This was a time when parties were actually illegal, thrown without a permit. The location was intentionally left off of the flyer so the cops wouldn't find out about it. There were phone numbers you had to call for directions, but the phone lines were of disconnected until late evening and the directions were only to the map point where you had to buy the tickets, not to the party itself. The map point was usually in downtown LA and the party itself could be in the desert, the mountains or in some dark seedy warehouse. It was always an adventure finding it. Many times getting lost driving around for hours on sketchy dirt roads with directions like this:
Get off the freeway
Make a right on the dirt road
Reset the odometer, go 1.8 miles
Make a left at the shack
Make a right at the bullet ridden sign
Reset the odometer, go 5 miles
…and so on and so on until you found the party in the middle of freaking nowhere. These parties still exist nowadays if you're dialed in and know where to look, but for the most part kids nowadays have no idea what we went through just to get our groove on.
If you raved in California during the mid to late 90’s, these are the sounds that will take you back. Every track delivers total nostalgia. Familiar old skool samples with layers and layers of hypnotic techy soundscapes, always building and progressing the long and gradient journey, a trip through all the peaks and valleys of sweet audio bliss.
Almost 200 tracks in over 12 hours, mixed raw and off the cuff, no pre-programing! Rarely will you hear just one track playing. Sometimes two, three or four tracks can be heard at once. Making this mix full, chunky, noisy and super fast. It moves on with an aggressive quickness, but still provides time for plenty of those special hands in the air e-moments. 
I suggest enjoying this mix with high quality speakers and/or premium headphones. There were a few must-haves I couldn’t leave out so I had to obtain them from very questionable sources, at all costs. Not every track is optimal audio quality, but who gives a shit! :) Having them all in one mix is fucking amazing. 
If you were fortunate enough to have experienced the magic back then, this mix will either trigger a sudden flashback and you’ll be sucking your thumb in the fetal position for hours or you’ll have a sudden come to Jesus moment and stomp around pounding your fist in the air like a deranged mental patient.
But I regress… 
The listener here is an active participant and not a backseat driver... so grab your Kickwears and shell toes and prepare to indulge in some of the finest electronic music ever made. 

Major influences: 
Christopher Lawrence, Ellis Dee, Carl Cox, John Kelley, Jason Blakemore (Dj Trance), Thomas Michael, Daft Punk, Dj Dan, Sasha, Digweed, Doc Martin, The Chrystal Method, Chemical Brothers, Donald Glaude, Thee-O, Prodigy, RAW

Zol Varga - Epic p2 12/2017

Zol Varga - Epic p3 12/2017

I'm a DJ first and foremost, a producer - not by a long shot. However, I did dabble in music production to the best of my amateur ability just for kicks. I'm not exactly sure when I wrote these tracks, but I wrote Funky Ass Clapper first in 1998 and Leaving Astoria was the last track I wrote in 2008.

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5 hours of groovy psychedelic mayhem
4 channels and SFX
recorded live @ Budapest 12/11/20

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