Podcasts about coloursound

Oneohtrix Point Never - Sleep Dealer (Mexican Summer) Cortex - Huit Octobre 1971 (Sonodisc) Fievel Is Glauque - Hit Me Now (MATH) Women - Venice Lockjaw (Jagjaguwar) Ulrika Spacek - Airportism (Tough Love Love Records) Mark William Lewis - Painkillers (self-release) Voice Actor - Bad Man (Stroom) Sepiatone - Sepiatone (Milano 2000) Ichiko Aoba - bouquet (hermine) Harold Budd - Let Us Go Into The House Of The Lord/Butterfly Sunday (Virgin) TOPS - Echo of Dawn (Musique TOPS) Deerhoof - Midnight, the Stars, and You (Famous Class) Alessandro Alessandroni - Guitar Daydream 2 (Coloursound library edition) John Fahey - On the Other Side of the Ocean (Fantasy) Linda Perhacs - Parallelograms (Geffen) Ernest Hood - At the Store (Freedom to Spend) Francis Lai - Vivre Pour Vivre (Playtime) Homeshake - Couch Cushion (Sinderlyn)

GCR268 _ 4 Da People - Coloursound Genre. Dance, House, Vocal House / 2021, Tyrus Records Tyrus is the new EDM music label in the block! Listen up!

TRACKLIST FOR #05500:00     - 1.  Christina Aguilera Feat. Redman - "Dirrty" (Mauve Mix) [BMG] [2002]07:40     - 2.  Enrique Iglesias - "Hero" (Mark!'s New Classic Mix) [Interscope] [2002] ‎12:17     - 3.  Filur Presents Magnum Coltrane Price - "I Want You" [Disco Wax] [2002]    16:44     - 4.  Bellagio - "The Trick" [Virgo] [2002]20:19     - 5.  Tim Deluxe - "It Just Won't Do" [Underwater] [2002]  25:23     - 6.  Layo & Bushwacka! - "Love Story" (Tim Deluxe Remix) [XL] [2002]  30:27     - 7.  X-Press 2 Feat. David Byrne - "Lazy" (Norman Cook Remix) [Skint] [2002]  34:44     - 8.  Tiga & Zyntherius - "Sunglasses At Night" [City Rockers] [2002]39:49     - 9.  Kylie Minogue - "Love At First Sight" (Scumfrog's 'Beauty & The Beast' Remix) [Parlophone] [2002]    45:16     - 10. Moony - "Dove" (Full Intention Remix) [Positiva] [2002]49:16     - 11. Shakedown - "At Night" (Kid Creme Remix) [Defected] [2002]54:00     - 12. Sophie Ellis-Bextor - "Murder On The Dancefloor" (Phunk Investigation Remix) [Polydor] [2002]59:08     - 13. Coloursound - "Fly With Me" (Ashley Beedle's Air America Vocal) [City Rockers] [2002]01:03:24  - 14. The Scumfrog vs Bowie - "Loving The Alien" [Positiva] [2002]01:08:49  - 15. Lighthouse Family - "Happy" (Rui Da Silva Mix) [Wildcard] [2002]01:13:58  - 16. Underworld - "Two Months Off" [JBO] [2002]  01:19:34  - 17. FC Kahuna - "Glitterball" [City Rockers] [2002]01:24:18  - 18. Ferry Corsten - "Punk" [Positiva] [2002]  01:28:41  - 19. Fischerspooner - "Emerge" (Junkie XL Remix) [Capitol Records] [200201:33:02  - 20. Spooky vs Underground Resistance - "Belong Transition" (Steve Callaghan Bootleg) [2022]01:37:15  - 21. Sasha - "Bloodlock" [BMG] [2002]01:40:37  - 22. Weekend Players - "Into The Sun" (Riva Remix) [Multiply] [2002]01:45:28  - 23. Solid Sessions - "Janeiro" (Armin Van Buuren Remix) [Positiva] [2002]01:49:03  - 24. DB Boulevard Feat. Moony "Point Of View" (Lange Remix) [Positiva] [2002]01:53:45  - 25. Ian Van Dahl - "Reason" (Lange Mix) [NuLife] [2002]01:57:21  - 26. Scooter - "Ramp! The Logical Song" [Sheffield Tunes]02:02:26  - 27. Bigfella Feat. Noel MCcalla - "Beautiful" (Coast 2 Coast Remix) [NuLife] [2002]02:06:23  - 28. Lasgo - "Something" (Kenny Hayes Remix) [Positiva] [2002]02:09:48  - 29. Girls Aloud - "Sound Of The Underground" (Kenny Hayes Remix) [White] [2002]02:14:23  - 30. Armin Van Buuren Feat. Ray Wilson - "Yet Another Day" (Rising Star Remix) [Armind] [2002]02:18:55  - 31. 4 Strings - "Diving" (Hive & Hammer Remix) [Zeitgesit] [2002]02:24:02  - 32. Sinead o Connor - "Troy (Phoenix From The Flame)" (Push Remix) [Zeitgeist] [2002]02:28:21  - 33. Plastic Boy - "Silver Bath" [Bonzai] [2002]02:32:38  - 34. Oakenfold Feat. Carla Werner - "Southern Sun" (DJ Tiesto Remix) [Perfecto] [2002]02:37:27  - 35. Rank 1 - "Awakening" (Ferry Corsten Remix) [ID&T] [2002]02:41:09  - 36. Solar Stone - "Solarcoaster" (Midway Remix) [Lost Language] [2003]02:45:57  - 37. Cygnus X - "Positron 2002" (Armin Van Buuren Remix) [Bonzai Trance Progressive] [2002]02:48:42  - 38. Gouryella - "Ligaya" (Original Instrumental Mix) [Tsunami] [2002]02:54:41  - 39. DJ Tiesto Feat. Nicola Hitchcock - "In My Memory" (Airwave Remix) [Magik Muzik] [200202:59:38  - 40. Solar Stone - "Seven Cities" (Armin Van Buuren Remix) [Lost Language] [2002]03:04:03  - 41. Raiden - "Fallin" [Renegade Hardware] [2002] Follow Me:  linktr.ee/stevecallaghan

TRACKLIST: 01. Undercover – Baker Street_PWL International 02. Coloursound – Fly With Me_ReVox 03. State Of Mind – Take Control M&S Epic Klub Mix)_Ministry Of Sound  04. Joey Negro Featuring Taka Boom – Must Be The Music (Club Mix)_Subliminal 05. Phil Weeks Ft Ladybird* – She Can't Love You_Robsoul Recordings  06. Johnny Corporate – Sunday Shoutin'_Defected 07. Tim Deluxe – Less Talk More Action!_Underwater Records 08. Salome De Bahia* – Outro Lugar_Yellow Production 09. Jakatta – American Dream_Oxyd Records 10. Darryl Pandy vs. Laurent Wolf – Dancing_Cassagrande 11. Del Gado* – Coffee Beats Vol. 2 (Warren Clark Mix)_Fluential 12. Pasta Boys* – Okydoky_Pastaboys Records 13. Colonel Abrams – Trapped '97 (DJ Tonka Remix)_Mantra Vibes 14. DJ Tonka - Security_Uplinfting 15. Salome De Bahia* – Favelas_Yellow Production Danny Howells & Dick Trevor Feat. Erire – Dusk Till Dawn_d:vision 16. The Original – I Luv U Baby (No Swing Mix)_Flying International 17. DJ Tonka - She Knows You_Uplinfting 18. Greg Di Mano – New York To Paris_Choice House 19. Axwell - Feel The Vibe_Superstar 20. Dr Kucho And Wally Lopez* – La Luna_Cty Rockers 21. Roberto Surace – Joys_Defected 22. Fatboy Slim Feat. Roland Clark – Song For Shelter (Pete Heller's Stylus Style Long)_Skint 23. Jair - Shake_Tide 24. Sam Mollison – Cry (Part One) (DJ Gogo Remix)_Cyber Records 25. Perfect Sense – Niamey (Original Sax Mix)_Stereo Productions 26. Deux - Sun Rising Up_Defected 27. Sucker DJ's – It's Gotta Be_Ocean Trax 28. Those Two* – Rock You, Rock You_Sondos 29. Dr. Kucho! – Belmondo Rulez_The Factoria 30. Silicone Soul – Right On!_VC Recordings  DJ Chus Presents The Groove Foundation* – That Feeling  (De Poniente Mix)_Defected 31. Illicit Feat. Gramma Funk* – Cheeky Armada (Robbie Rivera's Phunk Dub Mix)_Vendetta Records 32. Bush II Bush – Piano Track_Cr2 Records 33. Tom Novy – The Odyssey (Extended Club Mix)_Kosmo Records 34. Hatiras – Spaced Invader (Mr G's Invade Yo' Mind Mix)_Defected 35. Jaimy & Kenny D. – Keep On Touchin' Me (Erick Morillo Edit)_Sondos 36. Countparis – Poza_Eyezcream Recordings  37. Patrick Alavi - Power and Glory_Azuli Records 38. Cosmos – Take Me With You (Vocal Mix)_Polydor 39. Peggy Gou - It Makes You Forget (Itgehane)_Ninja tune 40. Da Slammin' Phrogz – Something About The Music (Kamasutra Extended Mix)_WEA Records 41. Till West & DJ Delicious – Same Man_Rise 42. Marc Romboy vs. Tommie Sunshine – Body Jack (DJ Delicious Remix)_Systematic 43. Jimmy Somerville – Heartbeat (Armand's Cardiac Mix)_London Records

Welcome Maddie back to the show for another episode! We last recorded for you all in January and are due for a 6 month check in on life, moving, work, relationships, and MORE! ps - huge apologies on the semi struggle of our audio and me losing my voice. To kick off the convo, we chat about Madison's weekend celebrating NYC pride and mine at my best friends wedding!! I ask her about her podcast and business growth. She tells us the story about her first viral experience on social media (hi Vine) and her twitter fan account days and how that has kinda caused a domino effect into what is now her DREAM role at Coloursound managing talent like Soph, Mckenna, and Mattea as well as running social media for another fan fave - Uneducated with Cammie Scott. catch more of Madison on the Figuring it Out Pod with new episodes every Monday and on IG @madisonmairie and @figuringitoutpod_! --- Thank you so much for your support! Follow on Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Anchor and/or Spotify please :) And dm me on IG @theunemploymentpodcast with your thoughts and opinions on today's topic/guest or other topics that you want me to cover! Don't forget to check back for new episodes every Thursday and every other Monday! More Episodes You'll Like: Personal Quests, Moving to LA and More with Georgia Bridgers It's Okay to be Figuring It Out with Madison Mairie CONGRATS JoJo Siwa and Why I Come Out as Bisexual Now 50th Episode Baby!!! (and start here if you're new) About - The Unemployment Podcast - This podcast is dedicated to energizing + connecting + inspiring YOU as an entrepreneur, side-hustler, or passion project go-getter. --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app

The Cult's Billy Duffy joins Jeremy White and Mitch Lafon to discuss his new COLOURSØUND II album with Mike Peters of The Alarm. COLOURSØUND II is a record of raw power, utilising rock's essential components of guitar, vox, bass and drums. Simple – but effective. Release date is July 16th 2021 Plus, Bryan Adams' Mickey Curry joins in for an on air reunion with Billy. Mickey played drums on The Cult's 1989 album, Sonic Temple Help support the show. Please consider a donation: https://www.paypal.me/MitchLafon See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Rock legend, Mike Peters MBE joins us for episode #33 of Songs From a Padded Envelope. This episode centres around Coloursound, the band Mike formed with The Cult's iconic guitarist, Billy Duffy and closes with both the demo and mastered versions of, 'Under the Sun'. Along with the fascinating story of the formation and journey of Coloursound, there's also some great Alarm conversation, all told with Mike's trademark optimism, honesty and passion. Thanks to Mike for making time to speak with us and if you're into the podcast, please do subscribe, tell your friends and post a review on your platform of choice! Love and thanks Steve and Ben The Alarm website ( http://www.thealarm.com ) Love, Hope Strength - Mike and Jules Peters' charity ( http://www.lovehopestrength.co.uk )

A conversation with Newcastle Legend PHIL SURE. Phil is a DJ & music collector of over 16 years as well as a Co-Ordinator for Newcastle Burner them camp Mind Sub & The Sunday Social Newcastle. Phil's flavours include Broken minimal, Housie synths, chunky tech filled rollers, and even downtempo & low-slung grooves. In addition to our format of release spotlights and mixing, we spoke about his work with DIY Newcastle crews: MIND SUB, THE SOCIAL, and COLOURSOUND, record shopping today in Sydney vs back in the day in Newcastle. https://www.facebook.com/djphilsure/ https://soundcloud.com/philsure https://www.facebook.com/mindsubcrew/ https://www.facebook.com/thesocialnewi/ https://www.facebook.com/ColourSoundNewcastle/ https://www.facebook.com/sparkhausstudio/ https://www.facebook.com/Dirtyfeetsocial/ 0hr : 0min Intro 0hr : 3min Music Spotlights and Discussion 1hr : 17min Phil Sure in the mix (all vinyl) 2hr : 6min Phil Sure b2b Jake Small (all vinyl) 3hr : 8min Outro

On this episode of ROCK TALK WITH MITCH LAFON - we welcome The Alarm's Mike Peters. Also, Alice Cooper's Ryan Roxie co-hosts and makes a huge announcement about his future plans.  In our interview with The Alarm's Mike Peters, we discuss the band's new album Sigma, play lead off single Blood Red Viral Black (in its entirety), releasing two albums in the last two years, their upcoming North American tour, his and his wife's Jules battles with non-Hodgkin lymphoma, leukemia, breast cancer, the bone marrow registration drive at all shows, The Cult's Billy Duffy and their ColourSound project, The Alarm's relationship with Canada, the healing powers of music, resilience, Prince Charles, the Love Hope Strength Foundation, leaving The Alarm, the album Strength, and much more. Remember to stick around for bonus interview audio - where we discuss the importance of NETFLIX to The Alarm and more! Twitter: @mitchlafon Instagram: @mitch_lafon MITCH MERCH available now: https://loudtrax.com/mitch   Rock Talk With Mitch Lafon is also available via: iHeart radio Spotify Apple Podcasts GooglePlay Amazon Alexa TuneIn Google Podcasts Stitcher YouTube Please subscribe! Help support the show. Please consider a donation: https://www.paypal.me/MitchLafon See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

On this episode of ROCK TALK WITH MITCH LAFON -   The Cult's Billy Duffy details the band's upcoming 30th anniversary deluxe edition of their legendary album, Sonic Temple. He, also, discusses the album's history/making at length - (working with drummers Mickey Curry, Eric Singer and more), compares producers Rick Rubin and Bob Rock, his ColourSound project with The Alarm's Mike Peters, the band's current 30th anniversary tour and playing Sonic Temple (almost) in full, Kingdom Come, The Payolas, playing with Kings Of Chaos, Steve Stevens, the band's last album Hidden City, progress on the next new The Cult album, Guns N' Roses 1987 and much more.  Co-hosted by producer Adam Hamilton Twitter: @mitchlafon Instagram: @mitch_lafon MITCH MERCH available now: https://loudtrax.com/mitch Help support the show. Please consider a donation: https://www.paypal.me/MitchLafon See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

For the 6th podcast we are happy to introduce you Tomek. Tomek , Newcastle based dj and ColourSound co founder can be found spinning tunes most weekends. Whether it's his home turf at ColourSound, a burn, a festival or his own studio cabin! From deep dreamy minimal house to peak time floor fillers, Tomek brings an uplifting vibe to any dance floor, even if he's not behind the decks! Artist Links : FB : https://www.facebook.com/ColourSoundNewcastle FB : https://www.facebook.com/thomas.rutkowski.tomek SC : https://soundcloud.com/tomek_australia [Podcast Tracklisting] 1. Crowd Controlol - Kirby's Flight (Original Mix) 2. Max Casebolt, Justin Pak - After Life (Original Mix) 3. Sound Process, Andrew McDonnell - Colmar (Original Mix) 4. Pharba - Pegar (Original Mix) 5. Jesse Maas, Limitu - Untitled 1 (Original Mix) 6. Toman - Up The Crane (Original Mix) 7. Franco Radetich, Tzad - Find Yourself (Original Mix) 8. Glow, Maxi Raffone - Old Drums (Original Mix) 9. Jesse Maas, Limitu - Twenty pm (Original Mix) 10. Matheiu - Show Me (Niko Maxen Remix) 11. Daniel Meister - Abolish (Original Mix) 12. Mishel A, Lost.Act - Breakfast (Original Mix) 13. Loy - Reveler (Original Mix)

This is my remix of Coloursound's (@coloursoundofficial) song When Saturn Falls. Been working on this one for about a month now, and I really hope you enjoy it. Contest group: https://soundcloud.com/groups/sdfb-1 Download for free on The Artist Union

Part 2 of my interview with Mike Peters lead singer with The Alarm and Big Country. We talk about 45RPM and how he hood winked BBC Radio1. The movie Vinyl that tells the whole story starring Keith Allen and Phil Daniels. Mike's cancer charity Love Hope Strength. His time in Coloursound and the amazing Billy […]

Serge Santiago and Tom Neville first worked together on a re-edit of Kano’s ‘It’s A War’ in 2004, which received stand-up attention in all the right places. This random hook-up led to the idea for an album project, with the intention to create a modern day take on Italo Disco…

Germany’s Frank Heinrich aka Reboot is known to lay down tracks that are so visceral they’re positively orgasmic. His approach to performance and production is based around what he calls ‘complex polyrhythmic architecture’ – not forgetting a musical heritage that spans house, techno, world music and jazz. With proven releases on such labels as Below, Cadenza and Cocoon, an explosive live show and a DJ career that’s more versatile than many imagine, Reboot has earned every inch of his reputation as a speaker-freaker. In fact, he now spearheads what others are calling the new sound of Frankfurt, alongside friends like Chris Tietjen, Robert Dietz and Markus Fix. Aachen-born Frank moved to the Frankfurt-Offenbach area when he was just six years old. Here, he received a classical music education and picked up a range of instruments. These ranged from the melodica and accordion to organs and keyboards. However, a lifelong love affair with electronic music commenced and flourished after he first made contact through radio. Aged 13, he began DJing and by 14 he was producing his own tracks using kit that he’d bought with pocket money. Officially, he was too young to go clubbing but that didn’t stop him. After all, it was the early-90s and the techno radiating from this region was more than the talk of the town. Later, a friend smuggled him into Sven Väth’s seminal Omen club and boom – his electronic ambition was cemented. He also, as they say, ‘forgot to go home’… In 1992 Frank and Marco Delle Donne formed Delle & Heinrich: a longstanding production and performance partnership that was never about going pro but more about having fun. Together they explored the scene and had a couple of releases (on Combi Int. and i220) before finally parting in 2006. During this period Frank also continued to work solo, experimenting with warmer sounds outside the increasingly tough techno of the clubs. To this end, he would also play in lounges and bars, mixing all kinds of music, whether he was simply DJing or jamming live, fusing his knowledge into a compelling show that went way beyond a laptop/midi controller. Naturally, such intrinsic ‘world’ flavours as African and Latin rhythms continue to infuse his sound to this day. Seemingly hard-wired for success from the get-go, Frank’s Reboot moniker came to life in 2005. This was the perfect platform for his DJing, evolving live shows and productions that he wrote, engineered – the whole shebang – using traditional analogue machines as well as a laptop. In 2007, the hypnotic, melodic ‘Charlotte’, his first production as Reboot, was released by his friends at Below. It shone a light on his skills and saw his profile soar like never before. He then realised another ambition when he made his debut on Cadenza with ‘Be Tougher’, a much darker offspring that Luciano adopted on his Fabric 41 mix. Another massive hit for Reboot was the mind-warp of ‘Vandong’, which blew up as part of his Sidekick EP. All the time, Frank carried on pushing the possibilities of DJing and live performance as Reboot. And thus his barrage of booty-shaking beats spread rapidly around the globe, from Robert-Johnson and Cocoon Club in Germany, to Womb in Japan, D-Edge in Brazil and Fabric in the UK. Using mostly his own material, he also locked a groove on Cocoon’s 2008 Disco Invaders mix compilation, alongside compadres Johnny D and Chris Tietjen. Frank continues his sensory assault into 2009 with an abundance of productions and live/DJ sets. He has furthermore joined Luciano’s dynamic Æther project, which is like a Cadenza live electronic band, complete with visuals. So enjoy the ride, because the Reboot recipe for a good time is (and always has been) about melding the cerebral with the visceral to detonate our gut reactions to dance, to connect and to get in-sync.

Huxley, born Michael Dodman, is a name you're sure to continue to hear more and more off after firmly cementing his place in the UK house scene this past two years. Raised on a diet of UK & US Garage, House and early rave music- Huxley has moulded his music into what is his can be called his own distinctive mark on house music. First appearing on the scene with sometime collaborator, Ethyl, on their critically acclaimed 2009, Sassanids EP on Nick Curly's “Cecille Numbers”- as a duo they went on to release the 'Beatport Deep House 2010' nominated, Mother Tongue, on UK superpower- Tsuba. It was this that really put the duo on the map. Since this time Huxley has gone on to carve out his own solo career with releases on Tsuba, Morris Audio, Fear Of Flying and Suara, and remixes on labels such as Noir, Cecille, OFF. 2011 has seen dates at illustrious venues such as Fabric, Privilage & Le Batofar as well as dates in Ibiza, Italy, Germany of course throughout the UK. With forthcoming music on Hypercolour, Leftroom, Rebirth and his home label, Tsuba, there is a lot in store across the board of the house spectrums.

In a land that has no ego and a table that has no head, Round Table Knights are constantly pushing their talents as DJs and Producers to the limits and evolving with the output. Hailing from Bern, Switzerland Round Table Knights were originally a four man scratch DJ collective with a penchant for hip-hop, rock, electro and jazz. “We fell in love with House Music because it’s a very wide and open kind of music, you can put whatever influences in there. If you do it with your own style and with taste it’s a very good thing" Following a stellar EP on Deadfish, 2010 saw their first EP for Made to Play get signed on the spot by Jesse Rose and go on to become one of the catchiest outputs to date, with support from everyone from Luciano to Annie Mac in her Glastonbury set. The resulting avalanche of productivity and popularity snowballed further with ‘Cut To The Top’ featuring the legendary Swiss garage-rock legend Reverend Beat-Man on vocals and combining elements of garage, blues and of course their irrefutable house beats. Never delivering an output that could be considered ’typical’ their kudos as remixers was also duly noted with projects on Gomma and Defected turning some serious heads and their remix of Tensnake’s Coma Cat going on to become Pete Tong’s Essential New Tune. Upcoming projects include a remix of Jesse Rose’s ‘Non-Stop’ on Made to Play and remixes for Modular and Loungin’ Recordings plus the release of their debut artist album ‘Say What?!’ on Made to Play in Feb 2011. “The album is like when you listen to a Round Table Knights DJ Mix, there are always some songs from different genres that you wouldn’t expect in an average House DJ Mix, we like these little surprising moments of finding out that something you would never expect fits together very well.” After a ten year journey, the Swiss Beardies have less ‘Cut To The Top’ than mixed, scratched and grafted their way up there and with a member who already gets mistaken as Claude VonStroke it seems the sky is the limit for the bearded masters of forward thinking, surprising house music.

Stacey Pullen is an innovator from the second wave of Detroit techno; he grew up under the mentorship of Detroit's legendary three: Derrick May, Juan Atkins and Kevin Saunderson. Still continuing to produce his characteristic atmosphere laden electronic sound, Stacey Pullen compounds his reputation as a producer with that of being one of the world's most in demand DJs. Above all, from his earliest attempts to the current day Stacey Pullen has stayed true to his one goal: to become and to always be an Innovator. In the early days, through legenday Detroit club “The Music Institute”, Stacey quickly got to know the leading lights of Detroit's underground: Alton Miller, Chez Damier, Derrick May, and Jay Denham who influenced and taught him strongly. A couple of years later, in 1992, Derrick suggested that a good way to develop his skills would be for Stacey to do some remix work with Kevin Saunderson. Stacey began to work on remixes including one for Karen White ‐'The Way I Feel About You', for Prodigy and KMS – just to name a few. Thus Stacey truly became part of the Transmat / Metroplex / KMS team. After touring Europe with Derrick May all of 1993, Stacey moved back to Detroit, ready to establish himself and start his own label. Throughout 1994 he commuted between Europe and the USA, finishing the Silent Phase album on R & S. Releases like 'The Sphinx' as Bango and the first Silent Phase album on Transmat followed as well as a couple of releases on Plink Plonk by the alias 'Kosmik Messenger' and 'Eye to Eye and 'Flash' ‐ both released in 1995. In 1998 Stacey was invited to produce his very first major label release on Virgin Records, and at the same time opened the label he had wanted to start for about three years, 'BlackFlag'. Its debut release, Black Odyssey‘s „Sweat“, was considered a future classic. The pseudonym under which Stacey recorded also dropped the labels second release „Stand“. Both found great success and went on to be licensed to a number of compilation albums, including Stacey‘s „Fabric 14“ mix compilation. Around that time, Stacey took a break from recording and spent the next years concentrating mainly on furthering his own musical education and Djing. 2011 sees Stacey still on the road, bringing his signature eclecticism to some lucky parts of the planet. As a result, every set becomes more personalized, more unique, a window into Stacey's musical passions. With Black Flag resurrected, 2010’s hit "Alive" is now followed up by "Get Up" in April 2011. „I wanted to create a clean palette of ‚beats‘ music. Programming it to deliver a serious groove that would keep on coming, progressing and leaving you wanting more.“ Yes, please."

Tracklist Chrissi D! Pacha Munich Energy Mastermix 25.03.2011 1. Kathy Brown Turn Me On David Penn Vocal 2. Chris Lake & Marco Lys "Chross The Line" 3. David Penn I Take A Chance 4. David Penn I Take A Chance 5. Sultan "G-Strings" 6. Alex Armes & Prok & Fitch "After The World" 7. Mental Cube "Q" Marco Lys Rmx 8. Barbara Tucker "One Desire" Abel Ramos Rmx 9. Alfred Azzetto "4U" Luca Cassani Rmx 10. Studio Appartment "Words" David Penn Rmx 11. Benny Royal "Keep It Coming" Original 12. Coloursound "Fly With Me" (Ramon Tapia Rmx) 13. Soulavengerz feat Kristen Cummings "Respect"

Another daytime poolside session for our trip to Ibiza 2003. This time it’s all house tunes, but stacked with girly floorfillers and bootlegs (hence the title).Private Eye is a bootleg of Hall & Oats’ I can’t go for that; the Coloursound tune is lost gem here in it’s original form; G Club’s Guitarra G oozes Ibiza sunshine; and with Balearic faves by A Man Called Adam and Smokebelch towards the end of the mix, you definitely know which island you’re on. Enjoy.Laydeez Choice, bootlegs and daytime beatsmixed 13 aug 2003private eye - no can doclass a - street lifedisciples of funk - too far gonecome on sting me – byron bootydlsp - horney ep – summer hornshighrise - time after timecoloursound - fly with memood ii swing - can’t get away from youg club - guitarra ga man called adam - barefoot in the bootysmokebelch 03 bootyricherd x & kelis - finest dreamsrichie havens/groove armada – back to my roots114.9MB standard mp3 file 192kbps