The Echo Chamber

"It's much slower than their usual nonsense." - The Guardian "At least it's not ruined with them talking all through it... Oh wait, never mind." - Jonathan Ross "I like to listen to it on headphones, then leave them on my desk." - Charles Dance "I'm good, thanks." - Prince Harry Just some of the reviews we received about this week's episode. Better get listening!

This week, KRonos takes all the random stuff from his miscellaneous downloads and throws them all into a playlist. He brings new meaning to the idea of perfectly random. Enjoy Episode 86 with the boys' chat, as ever.

Remember last week when D-Fi said he would try a chill set? He failed; instead, he produced a thumping set of bangers for you to listen to. It gets pretty intense, but the boys will talk over the top of it regardless.

They say that DJing is so easy that a child could do it. Well, this week we recruited a child to do it. A Year 7 kid picked the tracks, planned the set, and then KRonos swooped in and stole all the glory by mixing it himself. Take that, children! One point for the grown-ups!

Finally, the boys are back together for some mixing! It's like starting again in many ways, as they master things like how close to a mic to stand, how to DJ without a live monitor, how not to spill lunch on yourself, the basics. But they had fun, and that's the main thing.

Yup. They're still going! Obviously, anyone hanging around at this point must be a die-hard fan, and the days of anyone tuning in occasionally have long since passed, but the boys still plod on regardless. Here's a chiller set from our boy KRonos.

Like Tony Blackburn, D-Fi throws out some awesome nostalgic tracks expertly remixed by new artists, then again expertly mixed together by the maestro himself, and in all that chaos (and there's a fair bit of chaos this episode) the boys still manage to find time to geek out about Tomorrowland and their bromance.

They like to move it, move it. Get down with KRonos' epic mix, ruined periodically by the boys talking about all things music, and probably Tomorrowland. They're like a broken record. It was in July - get over it, lads!

Back at it again, and inspired by new mixes of classic tracks, D-Fi puts together a set on the plane for you to enjoy. It's a well mixed modern throwback for you to enjoy, and you can bet your ass the boys will be talking about Tomorrowland too.

It's another one of those quarantine mixes where the gents have done a great job of mixing the tracks, but it's been so long since they did it that they're surprising even themselves with how good it sounds. Don't believe me? Listen for yourself.

Battling against technical difficulties and time restraints, the boys power on regardless, jerryrigging their gear together and making the most with what they've got. And musically they've got LOADS of quality. Chatwise, they're overconfident and full of pish, but you'll get over that.

It's here again! The Echo Chamber comes fresh from the minds of two of the nicest DJs you will ever meet. Join them on their journey over the peaks and valleys of this set, and enjoy the excitable tones of their Tomorrowland-based conversations.

Part 2 of 2 from D-Fi's Deep Breath series, celebrating that awesome time the boys got to enjoy the Freedom Stage that Sunday at, you guessed it, Tomorrowland. Another excellent set with some quality bants and, in this episode, some big feelings.

You will find this episode very enjoyable if you can forgive the Jarjar Binks play on words in the title. It's an expedition, an exploration, an adventure through KRonos' memory and interpretation of the Mesa Garden, and you'll be amazed at how his path winds around. Come join the boys talking about the music, their mixing, and (of course) Tomorrowland.

D-Fi goes for some deep house and techno mixing, with part 1 of his Deep Breath episodes. The boys are, of course, still geeking out about Tomorrowland as one of the defining moments of their lives.

The boys continue to wildly geek out about Tomorrowland and the tracks that inspire them to be better DJs. It's what you've come to expect from the Echo Chamber and you better believe it's what you're getting delivered for at least the next month.

D-Fi gets funky with a fun disco mix inspired by the wonderful work of Glitterbox and Purple Disco Machine at Tomorrowland's Kara Savi stage. The boys had a blast at the stage, and it was definitely one of the highlights of their weekend, so get ready to dance along to this very groovy episode.

People of Tomorrow, the boys are back at it after a revitalizing trip to Tomorrowland Weekend 1! You can bet all the coins in your pockets that TML '22 will be the main topic of conversation until they get tickets to TML '23. You can tell the boys are not on their usual equipment (new laptops, phones, etc) so you'll notice some improvements in voice quality, and a decrease in quality in the album cover, which is a bit "Clarissa Explains It All".

If you downloaded this to listen to music, you're going to be disappointed. Instead, it's an hour of us talking about Tomorrowland schedules. And when I say "us" it's not the usual pair, because KRonos was sick, so we've had a stand-in instead.

KRonos, while touring Brasil, put together a great set to remember his time there. And this week we are joined by our good friend Dave! Exciting times, and please forgive the mic quality. You get used to it.

D-Fi gets all Atmosphere Stage on this set, and the boys start geeking out about who will play where and when at Tomorrowland 2022. They're already excited and stressed about it.

Some say that sunset is the beginning of the night, but then others would make the most of a rooftop pool in the daytime at the beginning of a Cairo summer. This is one of those sets. And you will enjoy it. That's an order. Sit back, relax, and enjoy this as much as we did.

At the end of each episode, we say, "See you next week" with some certainty, and sometimes life has other ideas. That's fine. Whatever. We're back now with a great episode so enjoy it and let's not mention the weeks we were off.

Striking in with some banging music, KRonos spins up his decks for this episode. The boys talk layering, mixing, fluctuations and bangers. It's another great episode that you all know and love.

Playing with samples and loops, D-Fi goes a bit mental in the middle, sided with two decent halves of a set. The boys are giddy following their recent ticket purchases, so you can bet your arse they're going to be talking about THAT for the next 50 episodes.

Uh-oh. Things are about to get ravey up in here! KRonos, influenced by a Hi-Lo-filled ski trip in the break, takes that energy and rave scene with him on a long weekend to El Gouna, where he blasts out some absolutely brilliant mixing to the gang. Also, please congratulate him for his first-ever time remembering to press record on a live set!

Refusing to drop below a 130 BPM, join the boys as they listen to some of D-Fi's mixing inspired by Fatboy Slim, Camelphat, and two weeks stuck in the house because at the hotel he was at had COVID. Now, out the other side of quarantine and totally healthy, here's a great episode to listen to.

We have to say, it's another blinder from our boy KRonos, who has been off galavanting on his skis (as you can tell from the album art). It's a bit of a journey of positivity as they talk bollocks over the top. It's a great serving of your weekly dose of Echo Chamber.

Weekly? Weekly?! Get a grip. We're busy. Enjoy it when it comes. Here's episode 59, and we know it's late, but sometimes life gives you lemons, and other times we take those lemons and smash them into sick mixes and pour it down your throat, and you absolutely love it. You'll probably notice this was recorded just before Christmas, but go with it. It's a great episode.

KRonos makes use of the clever pauses in tracks mixed with his extensive knowledge of drama productions to bring you this fantastic set that tells the story you need it to tell. Listen along as the boys wax lyrical over the top about how great they are as DJs and as people.

Back once again with a playlist of new music from November, D-Fi is delighted to be both back behinds some decks, and in deep and meaningful dialogue with his dear friend KRonos. It's the usual episode of pish chat mixed with excellent music.

Explore the world with KRonos and his International DJ set, taking sounds and samples from around the board of Risk. Starting in Peru, KRonos snaps up loads of great tracks for his tour and then the boys have some quality laughs over the top of it all.

A brief pause in our broadcast, and an emotional return. This episode was much needed. The mixing gave us a chance to get back to the decks and to the chat again. As if the episode wasn't filled with enough bromance, Kev, I love you. xx

With a bit of cultural appropriation, D-Fi has borrowed from some of South Africa's great artists, playing some beautiful tunes from a range of genres including the South African Proclaimers. It's another great episode of music with the boys talking nonsense over the top and, bonus this week! - attempt accents. Sorry, South Africa. And Pakistan.

The boys have been making this for a year now, and to celebrate that we have made a set that was played at Moon Beach. The boys enjoy some Echo Chamber classics and chat their usual chat over the top. There's a heavy dose of nostalgia and an even heavier dose of bromance too. Strap yourself in for a great episode.

Following KRonos' awesome instrumental set last week, D-Fi releases his own efforts at instrumentalism. It's a great set, arching from a chilled mellow start to absolute rave-ness at the end. The boys chat throughout as they enjoy the descent into madness, as usual.

KRonos brings you a beautiful experience of great tunes with (almost) zero vocals. Long mixes of deep house, instrumental, and basically Cristoph & Nora, who of his favorite things. While we say "no vocals" there is, as always, great chat from the lads.

Who's been missing all those classic dance tracks from yesteryear? Is it you? Are you secretly craving a 90's pop/dance playlist? I think it is. That's why you're so tempted to listen to this now. I warn you, if you do then you will not be able to stop dancing and will want to hear it at least a second time. It's a fun, fast frenzy of the music of your youth. What's not to love? Probably just D-Fi and KRonos talking and singing over the top of it, but we can forgive them that on this particular occasion.

KRonos takes on the challenge of his Eurovision set, adding an additional spin to it by including some awesome tracks that Michelle is fond of too. The set is some awesome listening, and the chat is the salad dressing that improves the flavor. The artwork on the album is the croutons on top - D-Fi & KRonos dressed as bananas at Tomorrowland with their good friend in the background.

Just in time for some back-to-school action here in Wuxi, China - it's the Echo Chamber again! Join us with our special guest DJ - BWall! A D-Fi protégé who has really come into his own, taking on the challenge of DJing on the international school staff circuit. (niche, we know). This week we should be back on track with weekly episodes again, now that we have some routine and reliable internet back in our lives.

Oh yeah, baby! We're back with a belter of a set from our holiday hiatus. This week we're dropping you a deep house beach special, recorded at the Jile Surf Hotel in Hainan, China. Yes, of course it's amazing and, yes, of course we talk over the top of it. It's our thing.

KRonos is comin' 'ome, 'e's comin' 'ome, 'e's comin', Kronos is comin' 'ome. What a lot of punctuation to write that sentence. Here's a great set from the wonderboy himself, put together on his laptop since he left his hardware behind. Don't believe he did it all himself on just a laptop in a couple of hours? We've even gone so far as to corroborate the story. All part of the service here at The Echo Chamber.

D-Fi's gigging in public again! In fact, this is the opener to his Red Lion residency. As an end-of-school party, this is a pop-tactular dance special. Have a listen to the boys talking about the set, and about the mixing, and about their lives in general. It's a great set at the end of a difficult year.

Want to hear about how awesome a journey KRonos had at the weekend? Well, luckily he's mixed a great series of tracks together to tell the story of his two-day trip to Hurghada. If you wanted to be both filled with jealousy of a trip and love for his mixing, this is the episode for you!

It's a meeting of the drama minds as KRonos meets a long-time fan of the show - Janine. D-Fi mixes some great music based on her music choices, dietary requirements, and cultural background. It's Episode 42, it's here on time, and it's ready for you to listen to now. What y'all waiting for?

A great throwback this week to some outstanding tunes, beautifully orchestrated by our maestro homeboy KRonos. Truly magnificently sewn together by a talented - I'm going to say it - musician who has honed his craft to bring you this fantastic set. And of course, the boys talk over the top of it. You can't have it all, can you?

D-Fi winging it with a bunch of tracks he's been listening to recently. It's always a great time when one of the boys does a "here's what came up recently that tickled my ears" set, and this week is no exception.. I know, it's a few days later than you'd like, but put on your grown up pants, suck it up and get on with enjoying it.

KRonos gets all teacher, answering a student inquiry - "What's the difference between house and techno, anyway?" Listen along to find out exactly how much research he's done, how well he's picked his tunes, and how expertly he has mixed them together. Then be inevitably disappointed that it's all hidden under the boys' chat again. Will they never learn?

D-Fi mixes Manchester Memories of the boys' friend Stacey, who features as a guest on this week's episode, getting more and more drunk as the episode continues. Tune in and listen to the history of the North of England clubbing scene from 1998 to 2003, and some fantastic tunes mixed beautifully by our boy D-Fi.

KRonos brings you some new tunes for your enjoyment. It's another beautiful episode. It's time for your weekly fix of the Echo Chamber. We love you, dear listeners. Thank you for your diligent aural attention. Please enjoy the Echo Chamber responsibly. If you can't do that, please enjoy it disgracefully.

Fuelled by envy of KRonos' previous movie set, passion for great movie scores, and a longing to appease his film-loving fans, D-Fi embarks on a movie epic set. Short in length but not short in adventurous mixing, buckle up for the movie guessing game you've all been waiting for. It also might be one of the only sets in recent weeks that doesn't contain any profanity, but we can't be sure of that so, kids, cover your ears at the sweary bits.