Podcasts about black wax

Andy Vann is one of Auckland's most established and respected DJs.With more than 30 years on the decks, Andy has been influential as a DJ and promoter, racking up hundreds of nights at clubs across New ZealandAndy has spun alongside such luminaries as Derrick Carter, Fred Everything, Inland Knights, DJ Sneak, Frankie Knuckles, Josh Wink and heaps more.Andy also founded the legendary Hip Hop/R&B & House Label Voodoo Vinyl in the late 80s which produced some chart topping acts such as Sisters Underground, Chaingang, Semi MC`s and Slam & JamAndy still remains active in the New Zealand electronic music scene playing regularly at Ink bar with his own night Black Wax, in collaboration with our previous guest Greg Churchill.Check out Andy's links below:Andy Vannhttps://www.facebook.com/djandyvannBlack Wax https://www.facebook.com/BlackwaxvinylGrass Greenhttps://soundcloud.com/grass-green-recordingshttps://www.facebook.com/GrassGreenRecordingsElectric Orange https://soundcloud.com/electricorangenzhttps://www.facebook.com/electricorangesarereallygoodBlack Sandshttps://www.facebook.com/blacksandsmusicnzhttps://soundcloud.com/blacksandshouseRed Snapperhttps://soundcloud.com/red-snapper-nzhttps://www.facebook.com/redsnappershousenzThanks, High Frequency x

Did someone say dusty? You knew it would happen sooner or later, but for the first time in the history of #themashupky - we taste and review a vintage bourbon whiskey. This week, we head back in time to 1998 (and overseas) to sip and review a Maker's Mark Black Wax “Bourbon” which was made exclusively for the Japanese market. Rumored to be aged approximately 2-3 years longer than the standard red wax Maker's and coming in at 95 proof, this bottle has become sought after in recent years, especially those getting into dusties. But, should you be looking to add this one to your collection? As we sip this week, we reminisce about 1998 and think about how this expression compares to what Maker's offers today. Also, we talk Buffalo Trace Distillery expansion. You will definitely want to listen this week as we FINALLY cross over into dusty bourbon territory. -------------------------- Socials IG: https://www.instagram.com/themashupky FB: https://www.facebook.com/themashupky TW: https://twitter.com/themashupky Music: All the Fixings by Zachariah Hickman Thank you so much for listening!

Eddie in conversation with actor Emily Sweet, living in Los Angeles, CA.   Watch full conversation on YouTube: https://youtu.be/sgzV2zKhiSA   Follow Emily: Emily's instagram: https://www.instagram.com/itsemilysweet Emily's candle company The Black Wax: https://www.theblackwax.net/   Follow Eddie Vigil V: Eddie's instagram: https://www.instagram.com/eddievigilv Eddie's website: https://www.eddievigilv.com/  

The Senate has passed the egregious $1.7 Trillion spending bill that will make life easier for salmon, bees, and service animals while leaving the American taxpayer in the dust. Plus, Sam Bankman-Fried has been released on a $250 Million bond. If he claimed to only have $100K in the bank, where on earth did he get this money?

Author Ainslie Hogarth talks about her new horror novel, Motherthing, and how she found the visceral dread in motherhood. Actor Rohan Campbell talks about being cast as the troubled and surprising new lead character in the film Halloween Ends, plus what he learned from legendary "last girl" Jamie Lee Curtis. Director Guillermo del Toro discusses his lifelong fascination with monsters and why, instead of sinners, he sees monsters as saints. Director and composer John Carpenter looks back at the influential score for his classic slasher flick Halloween. Blood on Black Wax co-authors Aaron Lupton and Jeff Szpirglas walk us through some of the best horror movie soundtracks of all time.

Author Ainslie Hogarth talks about her new horror novel, Motherthing, and how she found the visceral dread in motherhood. Actor Rohan Campbell talks about being cast as the troubled and surprising new lead character in the film Halloween Ends, plus what he learned from legendary "last girl" Jamie Lee Curtis. Director Guillermo del Toro discusses his lifelong fascination with monsters and why, instead of sinners, he sees monsters as saints. Director and composer John Carpenter looks back at the influential score for his classic slasher flick Halloween. Blood on Black Wax co-authors Aaron Lupton and Jeff Szpirglas walk us through some of the best horror movie soundtracks of all time.

In this week's episode we are going to talk about Doug's Band Days! You may not know this buy music brought Doug to Maine. He started playing bass guitar when he was younger out of necessity to form a band with his pals. Doug would play for hours learning and listening to some Rock n Roll. After high school Doug picked up a guitar and with his friend Matt formed Black Wax named after a Gilbert Gottfried joke! They lived in Buffalo, New York and on tour played some shows in Maine and they loved it so much that they hopped in the van and moved up to Maine in 1994 when Doug was just 21. Unfortunately Black Wax did not last and later that year Doug joined Vicious Cycle. After a few years he joined another band! While he  may not be in a band currently Doug still plays Rock music and loves when he gets time to jam with friends. So if you're looking to Rock out or Make Maine Your Home, you don't have to do it alone!   View the blog post on my website...  https://www.makemaineyourhome.com/dougs-band-days-make-maine-your-home/ To checkout listings all over southern Maine visit: https://www.makemaineyourhome.realestate/ Check out our Facebook: www.Facebook.com/MakeMaineYourHome You can listen to the audio podcast on any podcast app.  Just search for Make Maine Your Home. Be sure to subscribe, like, share and tell your friends.   To contact Doug you can call or text to 207-838-5593, email to doug@makemaineyourhome.com or check out http://www.MakeMaineYourHome.com.

Steve here… in a surprise to everyone, this week is a solo show! NGL, was all ready to take a(nother) week off but we needed to keep the train rollin'! Very glad I decided to do the show as the guest-mix is absolute FIRE!An all-wax-psych-fuzz-freak-out from Black Wax Solution. You can catch him DJing around the place, co-hosting the excellent music podcast "What Goes Around Podcast" and generally being fun on Twitter.Remember! You can get in touch to ask for request or shout-out at:nighttrain93.2[at]gmail[dot]com or @radioNightTrain on the tweets.To experience the show (sorta) live n direct.. tune into Sheffield Live, Sundays 9pm-11pm on 93.2FM, via the TuneIn Radio App or www.sheffieldlive.orgSHOW NOTESAmy le Crunch's Seven by 7 Guest MixGet Chairman Maf's new album on wax!Cut Chemist and DJ Shadow's BrainfreezeDjango Django DJ StreamWhat Goes Around PodcastBlack Wax Solution on MixcloudMonica Lynch on The Big Green Streaming Machine

Celebrity chef Jamie Oliver discusses his new cookbook, Together: Memorable Meals, Made Easy, and the first big meal he made when lockdown orders were lifted. Veteran prop master Dean Goodine explains what's supposed to happen when guns are brought on to film sets and how tragedies like the one that killed cinematographer Halyna Hutchins can be prevented. Blood on Black Wax co-authors Aaron Lupton and Jeff Szpirglas walk us through some of the best horror movie soundtracks of all time.

Join No Spoiler Reviews’ Mark Esper as he reviews Frances McDormand in Nomadland, Johnny Depp in Minamata, Gil Scott-Heron in Black Wax and Anthony Mackie in Netflix's sci-fi combat thriller Outside The Wire whilst also looking at more new releases in our Trailer Watch feature.Also in our ongoing series of BONUS PODCAST INTERVIEWS, we’ll be talking to musician and actor Carlos Alfredo Jnr who’s currently starring in Netflix ratings-smash Selena.No Spoiler Reviews - Movie reviews with the surprises left in and the spoilers taken out.https://nospoilerreviews.com/podcast/For even more online spoiler-free movie reviews and filmmaker interviews also check out the No Spoiler Reviews website.Music credit: 'Time Off' by Spuntic= = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = = =Chapter Markers:(00:00:08) - Intro(00:00:48) - Movie Review: Nomadland(00:04:25) - Movie News (Bond for Sale? Should Trump be cut from Home Alone 2?)(00:06:53) - Movie Review: Minamata(00:09:44) - Trailer Watch (Truffle Hunters, Judas and The Black Messiah, Bliss, Cherry)(00:11:32) - Request Stop Review: Black Wax(00:15:12) - Interview Excerpt: Carlos Alfredo Jnr(00:19:41) - Movie Review: Outside The Wire(00:21:16) - OutroSupport the show (https://www.buymeacoffee.com/nospoilreviews)

Visit Lafayette, Indiana's Black Wax Records in this episode of Goldmine's Record Store Recon. Anonymous record store reviewer Dr. Disc reports to editor Patrick Prince about what makes this college town record shop, near Purdue University, so special. Once again, there is an autographed vinyl giveaway if you listen to the entire episode and get the details.This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Visit Lafayette, Indiana's Black Wax Records in this episode of Goldmine's Record Store Recon. Anonymous record store reviewer Dr. Disc reports to editor Patrick Prince about what makes this college town record shop, near Purdue University, so special. Once again, there is an autographed vinyl giveaway if you listen to the entire episode and get the details. This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Visit Lafayette, Indiana's Black Wax Records in this episode of Goldmine's Record Store Recon. Anonymous record store reviewer Dr. Disc reports to editor Patrick Prince about what makes this college town record shop, near Purdue University, so special. Once again, there is an autographed vinyl giveaway if you listen to the entire episode and get the details.This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Visit Lafayette, Indiana's Black Wax Records in this episode of Goldmine's Record Store Recon. Anonymous record store reviewer Dr. Disc reports to editor Patrick Prince about what makes this college town record shop, near Purdue University, so special. Once again, there is an autographed vinyl giveaway if you listen to the entire episode and get the details. This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Visit Lafayette, Indiana's Black Wax Records in this episode of Goldmine's Record Store Recon. Anonymous record store reviewer Dr. Disc reports to editor Patrick Prince about what makes this college town record shop, near Purdue University, so special. Once again, there is an autographed vinyl giveaway if you listen to the entire episode and get the details. This show is part of Pantheon Podcasts.

I had been thinking a lot about how sound - the score and incidental music - effect the mood and even the story in horror movies and looking for a way to discuss that on the podcast when I came across the book Blood On Black Wax: Horror Soundtracks On Vinyl, written by this week's guest conversationalists, Aaron Lupton and Jeff Szpirglas. It is, as the name would imply, a guide to horror movie soundtracks, including scores and compilations, that can be found on vinyl. But it's also a history of the changing styles of horror films, a peek into the minds of composers like Jerry Goldsmith, John Carpenter, and Goblin, and an art book with beautifully rendered reproductions of album art work. The book covers everything from The Shining to Street Trash, from the incidental sound collage of the Texas Chainsaw Massacre to symphonic scores like Goldsmith's brilliant work on Gremlins. Both Lupton and Szpirglas review soundtracks for Rue Morgue magazine, and they have an expansive knowledge of their subject, and somewhat different tastes. Their descriptions can be fairly granular, down to describing common horror soundtracks instruments like the waterphone, which we talk about here. I'll post a demonstration of that instrument on the blog so you can hear it for yourself. They also talk about details like how good George Romero was at finding the perfect library-sourced music on a budget, how many genres of music horror soundtracks cover, the resurgence of soundtracks on vinyl, and even the complexities of reproducing soundtracks live with the movie playing on a screen behind the musicians. And I also ruin Avengers: Endgame for Aaron. Sorry, Aaron.. You can find Blood On Black Wax at all the good bookstores, and some record stores, and online in all the usual places. And you can also find more of their ongoing work in Rue Morgue magazine. I discovered this week's featured track while I was getting ready to produce this episode. I'd had another song in mind, which you will hear in a future episode, but this one is perfect for this episode. With its chaotic guitar riffs and punk attitude, it could easily be the lead single from a horror movie soundtrack. And it is, in a way, because the video is a short horror movie itself, featuring a young couple looking for a place for an amorous tryst in what looks like a creepy concrete warehouse, as young couples often do. And, also as young couples often do, they find themselves menaced by ghoulish employees who just won't let them be. Miss June's debut LP, Bad Luck Party, will be out September 6 on Frenchkiss Records. I think you'll be hearing a lot more from them. Keep track of them on their website, and you have to love this, at www.ihatemissjune.com, on Instagram also under ihatemissjune, and on Facebook under missjunenz.

DJ GIAN ARPINO (Tan Crackers Soul Club) put together this dope 'BLACK WAX' Christmas SOUL mix back in 2012 featuring a stack of some of the rare SOUL joints they were getting down to at his infamous 45's night 'TAN CRACKERS SOUL CLUB' & it has been a favourite of ours since. Check out more of his mixes here https://soundcloud.com/gpa-goodmusic

Ba dum... ba dum... ba dum ba dum... dun dun dun... Did the image of a Great White Shark go through your head? Do tubular bells play in your head on a misty night? Then the latest episode of Geeks with Kids is just for you. Join the Geeks as they talk with Rue Morgue's Aaron Lupton and Jeff Szpirglas, authors of "Blood on Black Wax," about the book they created on the iconic horror soundtracks and scores that make their hair stand up. Which album art brought back fond memories? Which albums kept them up at night? And what is the best John Carpenter score? Find out on Geeks with Kids. What did you think of "Blood on Black Wax?" Let us know by email at podcast@geekswithkids.ca or at www.geekswithkids.ca Instagram: www.instagram.com/geekswithkids/ Twitter: twitter.com/geekswithkidscn Facebook Page: www.facebook.com/GeeksWithKidsPodcast/ Tumblr: geekswithkids.tumblr.com/ YouTube: www.youtube.com/channel/UCGBX7Iwb1KBQK_2wEjEpa7w --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/geekswithkids/message

This episode we talk all about The Motley Crue Biopic The Dirt, Jordan Peele's projects, Joe Bob Briggs on Shudder, Tomorrow is too late - TOHC, Aaron's new book due on record store day called Blood on Black Wax and more!

AIN’T NO STOPPING WHAT CAN’T BE STOPPED, NO KILLING WHAT CAN’T BE KILLED, ESPECIALLY EPISODE… The post CINEPUNX Episode 93: HORROR NOIRE and BLACK WAX appeared first on Cinepunx.

AIN’T NO STOPPING WHAT CAN’T BE STOPPED, NO KILLING WHAT CAN’T BE KILLED, ESPECIALLY EPISODE 93 OF CINEPUNX! We are so glad you have joined us for this spectacular and timely episode. Recently, both Josh and I were able to catch premiere screenings of the new amazing horror documentary Horror Noire and we both felt extremely compelled to cover it. The timing of the film could not be better, as February is both Black Heritage Month and Women in Horror Month, and this film is an exploration of the history of Black presence and representation in horror, and features the powerful voices of many women, including huge friend of the show Ashlee Blackwell We are so proud of her and our other friends involved in the project like Phile Nobile Jr and others! The movie is fantastic! To continue our discussion but moving unto another black produced, non-fiction film, we decided to cover the 1983 Gil Scott-Heron concert film Black Wax As usual we also do our patented WACK AND ON TRACK feature, and as usual I should link to some jawns from that but nah, I am fine. Anyway, check out CROSSED KEYS ROUGH CUT ASPECT RATIO and of course all the other podcasts and our awesome writers here at Cinepunx! Thanks for all your support! Tell a friend, it is a huge help to us! The post CINEPUNX Episode 93: HORROR NOIRE and BLACK WAX appeared first on Cinepunx.

In this episode, we’ll be giving you an introduction to the LOVE LOCAL MUSIC campaign, where it came from and why it’s important. We’ll also talk you through the first seven of the 100% local LOVE LOCAL MUSIC / MA VILLE, MA MUSIQUE playlists before sharing some of our favourite super-fresh finds (also the theme of January’s playlist!). Finally, we’ll be wrapping up by sharing info about just some of the events coming our way in February.Catch you next month when we report back from MEGAPHONO and share some of our favourite tunes to beat the winter blues.Heard in this episode:“Woke Up Like This” - River Town Saints (buy this track)“Stonewall” - Annihilator (buy this track)“Crawl” - Fire Antlers (buy this track)“Ste-Quequepart” - Moonfruits (buy this track)“Purple Hearts (ft Black Wax &SoulGook) - King Kimbit (buy this track)“UFO Rodeo” - Big Jeezus Truck (buy this track)“Second Tunnel” - Ruth Grader (buy this track)“Bad Girl” - The Commotions* (buy this track)“Ça va aller” - Wise Antangana (buy this track)* There are, in fact, 11 members in The Commotions. 11 MEMBERS!For more information: LOVE LOCAL MUSIC (http://lovelocalmusic.ca)Ottawa Music Industry Coalition (http://ottawamic.com)Jumpin’ Joel Flash and the Magic Machine (https://www.jumpinjoelflash.ca/)MEGAPHONO (https://www.megaphono.tv/)2nd Annual Music Maker Fair (https://www.facebook.com/events/212319686005566/)Unison Rocks Ottawa Charity Bonspiel (https://www.facebook.com/events/402450040198495)“The Rain” Mega-Party (https://www.facebook.com/events/565067173827197)Technical Info & CreditsHave a suggestion for our playlists? Hit us up at listen-ecoute@ottawamic.com!Theme song: “Technically Beautiful”^ by Joel Elliott^ Inspired by Ottawa’s official slogan. We’re not kidding.Incidental music by Joel ElliottProduced by Nik Ives-Allison in Ottawa, ON© 2018 Ottawa Music Industry Coalition

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Cadogan is the daughter of singer Lola Cadogan, who released several 78rpm singles of devotional music during the 1950s. She spent several years of her childhood in Belize, where her family had moved, before returning to Jamaica. She worked as an assistant librarian, taking a job in the library of the University of the West Indies at Mona. Her talents as a singer led to her recording her first single, "Love My Life" for Jamaican Broadcasting DJ Jerry Lewis, who was the boyfriend of one of Cadogan's schoolfriends. Lee "Scratch" Perry was in the recording studio at the time, and was impressed by Cadogan's voice enough to record an album's worth of material with her, also renaming her Susan. One of her first recordings for Perry, a cover of Millie Jackson's soul hit, "Hurt So Good" (featuring bassist Boris Gardiner and the Zap Pow horns), was released to little effect in Jamaica on Perry's new 'Perries' record label, but was released in the UK by Dennis Harris's DIP International label, and topped the UK Reggae Chart. Magnet Records picked up the single and it went on to reach the top 5 of the UK Singles Chart, with Cadogan flying to London to promote the single, including a television appearance on Top of the Pops. Cadogan then signed directly to Magnet, who issued the official follow-up, the Pete Waterman produced "Love Me Baby", which reached number 22 in July 1975, but was her last UK hit Perry, meanwhile, arranged with the Birmingham based label Black Wax to release an unofficial follow-up - a remixed version of "Love My Life". Other singles were released on Klik and Lucky in an attempt to cash in, but none of these charted.

In this week's episode of Unsolicited Advice, we traveled to Black Wax Studios in Midtown for a roundtable discussion on music-- as business and art. Joined by Hip Hop artists Nicolas Belafonte, LDoesit, and Christal Caines, and managers Ian Pollard and Justin Lamotte, we talk making it in the industry (or Top 5, or whatever). Ian tells us about getting his first platinum plaque with “Hit the Quan”, Justin shares what it took to get his client, Ari Lennox, signed to Dreamville, and more. Join the Conversation, follow us at: www.facebook.com/UAPod/ Hosts: Evan Auguste - https://www.instagram.com/sondessalines/ Evan Terrell - twitter.com/evanslame Victoria C - twitter.com/nihaovictoria Support our Guest(s): Ian Pollard - https://www.instagram.com/rushhourian/ Crystal Caines - https://www.facebook.com/MsCrystalCaines/ Justin Lamotte - https://twitter.com/justinlamotte Ldoesit - https://www.instagram.com/ldoesit_bmg/?hl=en RUSH HOUR ENTERTAINMENT - http://itsrushhour.com/ And book studio time at Black Wax - http://www.blackwaxcreative.com/

  Susan Cadogan (born Alison Anne Cadogan, 2 November 1951 in Kingston, Jamaica is a reggae singer best known for her hit records in the 1970s .Cadogan is the daughter of singer Lola Cadogan, who released several 78rpm singles of devotional music during the 1950s. She spent several years of her childhood in Belize, where her family had moved, before returning to Jamaica. She worked as an assistant librarian, taking a job in the library of the University of the West Indies at Mona. Her talents as a singer led to her recording her first single, "Love My Life" for Jamaican Broadcasting DJ Jerry Lewis, who was the boyfriend of one of Cadogan's schoolfriends. Lee "Scratch" Perry was in the recording studio at the time, and was impressed by Cadogan's voice enough to record an album's worth of material with her, also renaming her Susan. One of her first recordings for Perry, a cover of Millie Jackson's soul hit, "Hurt So Good" (featuring bassist Boris Gardiner and the Zap Pow horns), was released to little effect in Jamaica on Perry's new 'Perries' record label, but was released in the UK by Dennis Harris's DIP International label, and topped the UK Reggae Chart. Magnet Records picked up the single and it went on to reach the top 5 of the UK Singles Chart, with Cadogan flying to London to promote the single, including a television appearance on Top of the Pops. Cadogan then signed directly to Magnet, who issued the official follow-up, the Pete Waterman produced "Love Me Baby", which reached number 22 in July 1975, but was her last UK hit Perry, meanwhile, arranged with the Birmingham based label Black Wax to release an unofficial follow-up - a remixed version of "Love My Life". Other singles were released on Klik and Lucky in an attempt to cash in, but none of these charted.

It seems a bit like comic books are everywhere these days: dominating our screens from Iron Man to Jessica Jones. But this isn't the first time that there's been a comic book boom. And it's not always as easy to ride that wave, as an artist, as it might seem. Comic artist Matt Huynh has had a lot of success at this comic-making thing. First in Australia, now in New York. We're also joined by Marcelo Baez, who witnessed the 90s comics craziness first hand. Links from this episode: So much of Matt's art is on his site; but you'll need to check out SBS to read the Boat. Have a look at Marcelo's work on his site. There's some Diabla artwork to see as well. Frank Miller wrote and drew things like the Dark Knight Returns, 300, Sin City and Daredevil. The Daredevil story Born Again was one of the comics Matt recommends getting started reading with. The other comic he recommended was Marjane Satrapi's Chicken with Plums, which is first date approved by his girlfriend. Some of the Australian comics mentioned in the episode were Cyberswine, Da 'n Dill, Hairbutt the Hippo, Squadron Supremeand Tim McEwan's Greener Pastures. Matt drew us a red homage to McEwan's comic for FBi's upcoming Brush with Fame art auction for 2016: Songs from this episode: Girl — Beck Strange Nostalgia For The Future — Cut Copy Golden Valves — Orkestra Del Sol Phat Planet — Leftfield Boardwalks — Little may Black Wax — Dananananaykroyd

26.09.15 2200-0400hrs (UK) Radio Nova Lujon are very proud to be invited along to the GROOVALICIOUS Reunion club night & will be broadcasting Live on the night from 10pm (UK)! This is going to be an unmissable party so please come down in person to get down and enjoy fully: See the facebook event page for details! It’s going to be Groovy baby x “GROOVALICIOUS returns to Mansion Nightclub, Southend-on-Sea, for a special one-off reunion party with special Guest CJ Mackintosh and the original residents Ryan Briggs & Colin Levett, along with Gordon Mack & Scott Harrington.” “http://radio.novalujon.com/26-09-15-groovalicious-the-reunion/” From GROOVALICIOUS the Reunion, posted by David Jazzy Dawson on 9/28/2015 (33 items) Generated by Facebook Photo Fetcher 2 REWIND NOTE: Unfortunately the last 30 minutes of the session are not available in the download, just should have been there i guess x BIG Thanks to resident sound man Luke!

19.09.15 2000hrs (UK) 1900hrs (UTC) Radio Nova Lujon is proud to welcome another first to the station with the Vinyl Buyers Club hitting the decks for this Mashed Potato Session… transmitting Live outta London from 8pm (UK)! The fist rule of the Vinyl Buyers Club: “If you dont own it you cant play it!” A collective of Dj’s will be playing soul funk afro disco and house with some vinyl oddities thrown in for your enjoyment. the collective are in the process of several edits and future vinyl releases… follow them on facebook.com / soundcloud.com/kermitskrackers facebook event page “http://radio.novalujon.com/19-09-15-the-vinyl-buyers-club/” From 19.09.15 the Vinyl Buyers Club, posted by David Jazzy Dawson on 9/21/2015 (7 items) Generated by Facebook Photo Fetcher 2

2100hrs (UK) Join us for another Radio Nova Lujon Black Wax Secret Session: coming Live from London with very special deejays who shall remain nameless… “BLACK WAX collective presents Volume 2 of 10 the roots of soul disco funk reggae and other now sounds, miss this journey at your peril!” Watch this space! Music is Love x Show Note: this was Radio Nova Lujon’s first ever Live single deck session, some cuts have been made between songs for the Rewind only & due to equipment restrictions on the night some of the tunes are mono* (*do not adjust your hearing)! Enjoy x

2100hrs (UK) Join us for another Radio Nova Lujon Black Wax Secret Session: coming Live from London with very special deejays who shall remain nameless… “BLACK WAX collective presents Volume 2 of 10 the roots of soul disco funk reggae and other now sounds, miss this journey at your peril!” Watch this space! Music is Love x Show Note: this was Radio Nova Lujon’s first ever Live single deck session, some cuts have been made between songs for the Rewind only & due to equipment restrictions on the night some of the tunes are mono* (*do not adjust your hearing)! Enjoy x

CAUTION: THERE ARE SOME OCCASIONAL MIC ISSUES WITH THIS SESSION (CRACKLES) WHICH MAY OR MAY NOT CAUSE DAMAGE TO YOUR SPEAKERS / HEADPHONES IF LISTENING BACK TOO LOUD! You have been warned x the Urban Allstars take away… the fab three with their collective vision of funky heaven… from 9pm-midnight x join in the talk with the All NEW Urban Allstars Take Away Chat Room right here on novalujon.com x Check out their facebook page …

13.09.15 An after hours session i did this morning at about 4am & remembered to hit the record button… for your listening & dancing pleasure! Music is Love x tracklist: 1 Chicagoby by Après 2 Chicago (Roger Sanchez Remix) by Après 3 Acamar by Frankey & Sandrino 4 Chunky by Format:B 5 God Made Me Phunky (Marlon Hoffstadt Acid Mix) by Md X-Spress 6 Woods (Original Mix) by &ME 7 London X-Press (The Journey Continues) by X-Press 2 8 Do You Feel Me (City Soul Project Club Mix) by NY’s Finest 9 Vermillion (&ME Remix) by Damian Lazarus & The Ancient Moons 10 Saving My Life (Terrace Dub) by Gorgon City 11 Liquid Spirit (Claptone Remix) by Gregory Porter 12 Pushing Me by Kry Wolf 13 Alone With You by Austin Ato 14 You Got To by Groove Armada 15 Love Sublime Ft Nile Rodgers & Fiora (Duke Dumont Remix) by Tensnake 16 Sunshine (Extended Mix) by TIEKS Ft Dan Harkna 17 Hold On by Amtrac 18 So Long by Kokiri x Versechi 19 Let You Have Me by Shift K3Y 20 Show Me (Cause & Affect Remix) by Zinc 21 Ready For The Good Life (Jax Jones Remix) by Paloma Faith 22 Freedom by MANT 23 Knockin’ by Syv 24 Alone No More (Ferreck Dawn Vocal Dub) by Philip George & Anton Powers 25 Bounce by Waze & Odyssey 26 Remember Me (Aprés Remix) by Roger Sanchez ft Stealth 27 Heaven Sent (Bordertown Remix) by Ferreck Dawn 28 Wallflower […

2100 hrs (UK) This Saturday at 9pm: More late night vibrations to wobble your air waves with Paul Housden… from Electronic Soul to late night House and all head noddin’ beats in between. Pull up an armchair and turn on the smoke machine…. It’s Really You (Jan Schulte Edit)- Tarney Spencer Band Bloom – Rob Shields Make It Last Forever- Inner Life & Jocelyn Brown Maracatu Atomico – Gilberto Gil Ain’t Nobody (Hallucinogenic Version) – Rufus & Chaka Khan Seen It All Before (Greg Wilson & Derek Kaye Remix) – Steve Mason Birdshell (Burnt Island Casuals Remix) – Craig Bratley We Start Over (Apiento And Lx Remix)- Steve Cobby, Trudie Dawn Smith Feel Me (Greg Wilson & Derek Kaye Remix) – Blancmange Eye Know (Burnt Island Casuals Remix) – Hotel Motel Come With Me – Tania Maria Never Did I Stop Loving You – Alice Clark This Girl’s In Love With You – Marva Whitney Hear My Song – Crazy P Mexicans – Kane West Calling Card – Jessy Lanza, The Galleria Quem Vai Querer – Aroop Roy No Love (Terrence Parker Remix) – Kaily Boogie In Zero Gravity (Hot Toddy Remix) – Black Strobe Galaxy – Alex Metric & Oliver Lost For Words (Original) – Death On The Balcony 3Rd Eye (Luvless Remix)- Pools

Electronic Mass is approaching it’s 1st Birthday in October, so for this Friday’s show I thought I’d pick out some of my favourite tunes from the last 12 months. Expect a mixed bag of soul, hip-hop, house, Afro, Latin, electronica, jazz and beyond. Tune in from 21:00hrs (GMT) Why not download or stream the last few months of shows by visiting this link.. twitter.com/emassradio facebook.com/ElectronicMass electronicmassradio@gmail.com

Congratulations are in order for a wonderful couple who tied the knot for a lifetime of Love! this is my wedding gift to you both x Peace & Love & Happiness for the future xx

the Urban Allstars take away… the fab three with their collective vision of funky heaven… from 9pm-midnight x Check out their facebook page …

2000hrs (CET) 1900hrs (BST) Dj Julien Dawson AKA Dj JD bringing you a rap session with some other bits in between! x

Electronic Mass is pleased to be back this Friday 7th August. Taking you on a 2hr musical journey through Soul, Disco, Funk, Electronica, Jazz and the Avante Garde. Mixed with love by your host Tim Larke. Tune in from 21:00hrs (GMT) Go Go Penguin and Hopopono A Splendored Lovething – Eden Rock Rollin’ Stone – Red Astaire Start Movin’ – FATHER FUNK Hang It Up – Patrice Rushen Aragon – Roy Ayers House On The Rock – Rob Mehl Midtour – HENRY WU Downside Up – COLLEN & WEBB Reich & Darwin – Chassol Dealing – Up High Collective Brand New Funk – Adam F Higher Ground – The REFLEX Tango Forte (Timewarp Inc remix) – Dublex Inc Strandbar (Justin Van Der Volgen remix) – TERJE, Todd Bailemos Con El Diablo (Original Mix) – TKUZ Seabird – Alessi Brothers We Got to Have Peace (Remake) (’85 Version) – Curtis Mayfield Flight Formation (Danny Krivit Edit) – Soccer96 Slightest Right – Makaya McCraven, Junius Paul & Justefan Passion (Niles Philips remix) – Teddy Presberg Nobody – BASTEDOS Worldwide (Solid Groove’s Wednesday at Midnight Mix) – Domu Manila – Seelenluft Afrovibes (Timewarp Inc remix) – Globe By DJ Max & Gabb Morocco (feat Shawn Lee) – MA BEAT Buyer – CHEAPEDITS The Hustle (Original Mix) – Freddie Cruger Deetour – Karen Young Why not download or stream the last few months of shows by visiting this link.. twitter.com/emassradio facebook.com/ElectronicMass electronicmassradio@gmail.com

2000hrs (CET) 1900hrs (BST) A first for Radio Nova Lujon with a snapshot of what the “yout” of today are listening & dancing to; from the shores of France and introducing Dj Julien Dawson (eleven years young)! Expect some dubstep / rap & future pop classics x

2000 hrs (UK) If you missed this months 120 minutes with Paul Housden check this sweet summer session out right now right here: “This month’s show is full of the tunes I’ve been listening to over the last month. A mid tempo groove fest’ and some late night House music.” X Ned Doheny – Labour Of Love (Redken Mix) Fabiolous Bark – Heartbeat Indeep – Exfriendly Refix Theo Parrish – Chemistry Bifi/Juan Soto – Monrovia Isoul8 & Matrk De Clive Low – Stop Bajon Mannix And Dina Vass – Standing Right Here Instrumental Ron Basejam – When I Hear That Music (Reprise) In Flagranti – As Fast As I Can De Fantastisk To – Pust Franz Ferdinand – Ulysses (Beyond The Wizard’s Sleeve Remix) Crazy P – Hear My Song Lord Funk – Heat U Up Thompson Twins – Love On Your Side (Tinderbox Classic 80’S Remix) Madlib – Pyramids (Pools Edit) Loose Ends Feat Guru – A Little Spice (Gang Starr Remix) Towa Tei – Technova (Opaz Flying High Remix) Jose Feliciano – Golden Lady Bufi/La Royale – Michael Leon Sweet – Sunny Bigler (Leftside Wobble Remix) Lupo-Chica’s Theme (Heaven Or Hell) Pools – 3Rd Eye (Luvless Remix)

2100hrs (UK) Another first for Radio Nova Lujon: coming Live from London with very special deejays who shall remain nameless… “BLACK WAX collective presents Volume 1 of 10 the roots of soul disco funk reggae and other now sounds, miss this journey at your peril!” Watch this space! Music is Love x

2100hrs (UK) Another first for Radio Nova Lujon: coming Live from London with very special deejays who shall remain nameless… “BLACK WAX collective presents Volume 1 of 10 the roots of soul disco funk reggae and other now sounds, miss this journey at your peril!” Watch this space! Music is Love x

the Urban Allstars take away… the fab three with their collective vision of funky heaven… from 9pm-midnight x Check out their facebook page … nb: apologies for a few drop-outs during this recording!

8pm (UK) An impromptu broadcast Live from the July Jazz Juice Session @ the Squeeze Café with David Jazzy Dawson – here is some of the night x Peace & Love x facebook event

2000 hrs (UK) A special Sunday version this month: This month on 120 minutes we’ve got a guest DJ dropping some of his fave tunes for you to nod your head to. Mr Colin Levett. We spent the afternoon in his music “Bunker” listening to music and he did a 2 hr live mix for us. Here’s a few words from him about his start in Djing… “Started djing the local youth club in 85… 86-87 local pubs & first major gig for me was The Hadleigh Suite in 87… hip hop & 70’s funk breaks… Dj’d clubs like High Society/Blue Boar/Penthouse/Saks/Chesters/Fat Sams/Pink Toothbrush… Moved into house music at about 89 looking for the friendlier vibe. Loved it ever since… Played quite a few of the various clubs in & around Southend. A major highlight for me was playing at Bobbi & Steve’s Garage City in London. Worked at Soulman Records in about 1996ish… One of the best independent dance music shops in the South east at the time. Always been a fan of the more soulful/disco/boogie edged flavour & heavily into the Nu Disco/Re-Edit culture of late… You can check my Mixcloud page.. Colin E Levett (Levettski)…” Hope you enjoy the mix… Completely on the fly… Live!

1800hrs (UK) the Post Roast Session with David Jazzy Dawson, going very jazz and everything in between x this Sunday Live from 6pm

the Urban Allstars take away… the fab three and their collective vision of funky heaven… from 9pm-midnight x Check out their facebook page …

2100hrs (UK) A very special night… come down to get down or tune in x two rooms, one live broadcast, two live recordings, seven amazing deejays, 200+ ravers… this is going to be a night to remember x NOT TO BE MISSED! “Simon Maynard and Johnny Russell host a evening for the lovdup generation :) more smoke more strobe!!! Music from the original Dj’s from the first Summer of Love 88 and world famous clubs: Danny Rampling (Shoom, Pure Sexy); Nicky Holloway (Milk Bar, Astoria). Sounds in the Attic: Ben Waist, Optimus Funk (Endeavour DJ’s); Kermitskrackers (The vinyl buyers club).” facebook event page “http://radio.novalujon.com/13-06-15-the-old-grey-acid-test/” From Old Grey Acid Test, posted by David Jazzy Dawson on 6/21/2015 (29 items) Generated by Facebook Photo Fetcher 2

Tyler comes by to talk about Claymore, Black Wax, and Exquisite Corpse.