Podcast appearances and mentions of delano smith

This is a recording from a show I did recently for SoulfulHouseDJs in the UK.My friend Will Nice has a slot on Sundays and asked me to cover for a couple of weeks.Two became three and this mix is from the third show.  The show was at 9pm Sunday night in Sydney where I am, but only 12pm Sunday lunchtime in the UK.  As a result the mix stays very much on the soulful, vocal vibe out of respect.There were one or two technical issues during the show as it was a live stream on Mixcloud.  I was scrambling about checking things and moving cameras in between mixes.  Luckily you can't tell when listening to the mix, although there are more naked beats than I would have liked.Big thank you to everyone that came down to Larry's Herd at the Lord Roberts on Sunday.  It was such a great vibe and I really enjoyed spinning vinyl for everyone.  Next event is mid August, check out the Larry's Herd FB page for more details.Tracklisting:1: Jazzy Point - Give A Little Love (Extended Mix)2: Delano Smith ft Diamondancer - A Message For The DJ (DJ Jimpster Red Light Rmx)3: Osunlade - Momma's Groove (Jimpsters Slipped Disc Mix)4: Osunlade - Momma's Groove (Jimpsters Hip Replacement Mix)5: River Ocean ft India - Love & Happiness (Junior Boys Own Super Dub)6: Hardrive - Deep Inside (Mr. V Sole Channel Remix)7: Fuminori Kagajo ft Adeola Ranson - Piece Of Heaven (Sean McCabe Dub Mix)8: Soul Vision ft Joe Adams - Don't Stop (Distance Music Rmx)9: Avery Sunshine - Ugly Part Of Me (Terry Hunter BANG)10: Nocturnal DJs ft Backroom Congregation - Fall On Me11: Rhemi - Hairy Mary12: Logistix, Deon Nathan - I Feel (Souldynamic Mix)13: DJ Moreese - Pulsar14: The Journey Men, Hanlei - Feeling Myself15: Moonrocket, Re-Tide, LauMii - Chocolate16: Conan Liquid - Fly Away (Cohemian Rhapsody Mix)17: Shur-I-Khan - Strings, Beats, Life18: Envee - Brotherman Pt.1Enjoy!

Welcome to Chapters 139!  New music from Shimza, CamelPhat, Ayala, Keinemusik, Peggy Gou, Francis Mercier and labels including XL, Rebirth, Chapters Recordings, and Higher Ground! 1 Delano Smith, Brian Kage - D Spirit - Michigander 2 Sangit & Natalie Wamba - Koyoka (Ayala Remix) - Rebirth 3 Gotan Project - Panamericana (Michel Cleis Remix) - XL Recordings  4 Peggy Gou - Lobster Telephone - XL Recordings 5 AtalaiA - One for the Road - Chapters Recordings  6 CamelPhat & Eynka - What A Day ft. Delilah Montagu (Marten Lou Remix) - When Stars Align 7 Maxi Degrassi - Belveth - Bar 25 Music  8 Peter Makto - Shaman Dance - Truesounds Music  9 Keinemusik - Thandaza (ft. Alan Dixon, Arabic Piano) - Keinemusik  10 Dor Danino, Yamagucci - Seven Eleven (Adam Ten Remix) - The Gardens of Babylon  11 Shimza & Aloe Blacc - Darling - Helix Records  12 Nitefreak & Emmanuel Jal - Gorah (Francis Mercier Midnight Mix) - Higher Ground  13 Tyla - Water - ID https://pod.co/chapters Apple: https://apple.co/2KsgGgS Mixcloud: https://bit.ly/2GSQF9o  SoundCloud: https://bit.ly/34dG4R1  Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2JS6fn7  Instagram: @atalaiamusica  Beatport: https://bit.ly/2RcAnxq Facebook: https://bit.ly/2xNZeAL YouTube: https://bit.ly/3YPiAgf Amazon: https://tinyurl.com/duf3c4n3 TuneIn: http://tun.in/pjsMJ  www.atalaiamusic.com #housemusic #deephouse #organichouse #afrohouse #dancemusic #djs #dj #Chapters #AtalaiA #Audylic #house #progressivehouse #melodichouse 

For DC House Grooves 154, we were joined by two very special guests from LA, Kike Mayor @kike-mayor (Mosaic - LA) & Jessie Calistri @jessiecalistri (Xenophile - LA). They were both in town to spin at Flash on Saturday April 27th alongside recent DC House Grooves guest Viny at the Movement Official Pre-Party with Delano Smith, so what better way to get in the mood than a DC House Grooves session! Quality underground tunes from open to close. We'll be back on Saturday May 18th at 6pm ET with special guest KaylaSoul, with support from Andy & Katrina. Set a reminder and tune in at https://youtube.com/live/O0ghRrCyPE8?feature=share

Streamed and recorded live at the Level Opening weekend in Instant-Fogas Komplexum on the 5th April 2024. YouTube ► https://youtu.be/4AL8HhBl9YU NAGA (House2House / Lost Minute - HU) https://soundcloud.com/dj-naga-1 PETER BERNATH (RTS.FM Budapest / Lost Minute - HU) https://soundcloud.com/peterbernath https://soundcloud.com/lostminutebudapest Naga started out DJing in '94 as the first delicate waves of Budapest based rave culture became surfable. In his long decades in electronics he also contributed to Tilos Radio and Chi-recordings, but his collaborations with DJ friends had the most remarkable effect on the local music scene. With Beta he co-founded Hairy Records, and their House2house has been a regular night since then. With the vinyl-addict DJ/producer Peter Bernath - who is also managing RTS.FM's Budapest studio - they formed a gig series called 'Lost Minute' presenting innumerable guests from the worldwide house-under scene like Ada Kaleh, Anton Kubikov, Christopher Ledger, Delano Smith, John Dimas, Vid, among others. Their yearly b2b sets at Ozora has always been a slow mounting to inner highs - presented with much care and concentration -, and also a nice occasion for a hypnotic gathering. ===== RTS.FM Budapest archives: YouTube: https://bit.ly/rtsfmbudapest SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/rtsfm/sets/rts-fm-budapest Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/rtsfmbudapest • https://t.me/rtsfm • https://soundcloud.com/rtsfm • https://rts.fm/ • https://facebook.com/rtsfm • https://instagram.com/rts.fm • https://vk.com/rtsfm • https://youtube.com/user/rtsfmmoscow

British-Nigerian-born, Berlin-based Richard Akingbehin (@richard-akingbehin) is behind many crucial projects in electronic music, and most of them revolve around his exploration of deep and dubby sounds. Not only is he a co-founder of the excellent Refuge Worldwide radio station, but he also runs the experimental label Kynant Record and has some key residencies when not headlining other cult clubs around the world. His label recently released the first new album from dub techno don Tikiman in almost 20 years and this summer the pair will be playing together again as part of a mini tour. Ahead of joining us at Dekmantel Selectors later this year, Richard recorded this week's mix for us in the Refuge Worldwide studio with the aim of showcasing what he is playing in the clubs at the moment. It takes in his signature blend of dub techno styles with music from the likes of Parallel 9, Tikiman, Dialog and Delano Smith. It's spacious and unhurried but slowly ramps up the pressure to get you on your toes and vibing to his ever-warm, supple and minimal rhythms.

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Of the original crop of Detroit DJs, @delano_smith is one of the few still dedicated to the craft. At a time described as the Wild West by some, when party culture was taking its first tentative steps, Delano honed his skills under the guidance of the late, great Ken Collier. With initial sets fusing soul, disco and early electronic sounds, Delano planted seeds in the minds of Detroit's subsequent generations. Those dancing to his sets in the late 70s and early 80s would later become ambassadors of a scene with worldwide appeal. Now, Delano stands shoulder to shoulder with the figureheads he once educated, writing a brand new chapter for house and techno. Following a period out of the game, Delano returned with a new focus, forming the DJ collective BeatDownSounds with long-time peers Norm Talley and @mikeagentx. The trio offered a unique, slowed down and raw take on house, a sound picked up by London/Tokyo label, @third-ear-recordings, and presented on the double-length compilation ‘Detroit BeatDown Vol.1', the success of which enabled Delano and his partners to represent the Motor City on an international level. In 2002 his own Mixmode imprint. In 2009 Delano formed a pivotal relationship with the Berlin-based @sushitech, following a chance meeting with label head @yossi Amoyal, the setting Panorama Bar, a club that would later help define Delano's musical direction. After a string of successful Sushitech EPs, Delano dropped ‘Odyssey' onto the scene's collective consciousness, an album spawning enduring dancefloor favourites. Two years later his sophomore long player arrived, loaded with dark and dubby material ‘Twilight' was a curve ball to follow the hysteria that greeted his debut. 2017 saw Delano add yet another Sushitech LP to his discography, entitled ‘Detroit Lost Tapes' it offered archived material, dug out and recontextualised with a worldwide tour following in support. Stay Rave with #R13!

Tracklist1. Mark Picchiotti & The Absolute ft Suzanne Palmer - I Believe (Harry's Golden Era Dub)2. Delano Smith & Diamond Dancer - A Message For The DJ (Jimpster Remix)3. Mattei & Omich, Joe Smooth - Miura(Smooth Vocal Rework)4. Nicolas Lacaille & Fein Cerra - Woodford Tempo (Sebb Junior Remix)5. Sebb K, Metro, Feel - Saxtrack (Feel Dub)6. Hardrive, L.G. - Sindae (Kenlou Dub)7. Makree - Falling (Original Mix)8. Soulface, Venuz Beats, - Vogue (Kevin Sylvester Remix)9. Moodymann - The Dancer (DJ Tonka Remix)10. Manodom & Venessa Jackson - Feel The Night (DJ Kone & Marc Palacios Remix)11. Dimmish - Tosser12. Glen Horsborough & Tracy Hamlin - Let The Music Take You (DJ Kone & Marc Palacios Remix)13. Joey Montenegro, Dave Lee - Make A Move On Me14. Darius Syrossian & Jena - E Soul (Extended Mix) Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Detroit dance music thrives on intergenerational connections. In the late '70s and early '80s, the late Ken Collier mixed disco, soul and early electronic dance music in eye-opening DJ sets that left a mark on up-and-coming artists like Delano Smith. Once Smith established himself in the city's explosive techno community, he, in turn, influenced soon-to-be legends like Juan Atkins, Eddie Fowlkes, Jeff Mills, Norm Talley, Mike "Agent X" Clarke and others. Now an elder statesman, Smith is etched into our history books as a crucial contributor to Detroit dance music, both house and techno. He's known especially for the Detroit beatdown sound he pioneered alongside Talley and Clark—slower, sexier records than what Detroit techno is generally associated for. (The trio even put out an RA Podcast under the name in 2010.) It's more recently that Smith has become known as a producer. He started his own label, Mixmode Recordings, and became a regular on Berlin imprint Sushitech, where he released many of his albums, including the jazzy deep house masterclass An Odyssey. His style has evolved over the years to incorporate ambient, dub and more contemporary techno influences. More recently, Smith's career has been sidelined by an ongoing battle with a rare and untreatable form of cancer. He's hosted livestreams throughout his ordeal to keep in touch with his fans. His RA Podcast, which he calls his "Legacy Mix," is a celebration of his favourite sounds: euphoric chords, jacking drums and deep-space melodies, the elements that have and will continue to reverberate through Detroit and beyond. It also marks the beginning of a more hopeful period for Smith, as he gets ready to travel again, especially with his Legacy Detroit series, which celebrates the lineage he's an indelible part of, and always will be. @delano_smith Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/914

[00:00:00] Archie Hamilton - Shake (Original Mix) [00:04:14] Simas - A.I (Original Mix) [00:07:45] Rendher - Decent Groove (Original Mix) [00:10:31] Kolo & Dyze - War (Monkey Coops Remix)) [00:16:00] TM Shuffle - Snowflakes (Original Mix) [00:19:23] Daniel Meister - Third Floor (Liam Geddes Remix) [00:23:55] Shaf Huse - Out Of Bounce (Original Mix) [00:26:42] Timmy P - Rack Em Up (Original Mix) [00:28:41] Andy Martin - Age of Aquarius (Rolando Remix) [00:33:12] MADVILLA - Cool Out (Extended Mix) [00:38:13] Delano Smith, Brawther, D&B Productions - Symbiosis II (Original Mix) [00:41:42] Chad Andrew, David Gtronic - Rhyno (Brett Jacobs Remix) [00:44:44] Audio Werner - Dito (Original) [00:46:18] Diskull - The Phone (Original Mix) [00:51:24] Andrew Azara - Gruuve (Original Mix) [00:55:24] Eddy M - The Spider Moves (Original Mix) [00:58:32] Kolter - I Feel It Right (Original Mix) [01:01:10] DJOKO - Astral Home (Original Mix) [01:04:15] Savio Testa - My Body And Soul (Original Mix) [01:08:57] Timmy P - Rack Em Up (Original Mix) [01:10:51] James Dexter - Kunga Funk (Original Mix)

Deep House Cat Show - Silky Sifaka Mix - feat. Till West **************************************************************************** 01. Jo Paciello - Out of the Rainbow (Original Mix) 02. Dirtytwo - Embrace (Original Mix) 03. Delano Smith, Diamondancer - A Message For the DJ feat. Diamondancer (Jimpster Red Light Remix) 04. ColorJaxx - Make It Better 05. Philippa - Rainy Nights 06. Crew Deep - A Whole New Level (T.Markakis Remix) 07. ColorJaxx - Sing The Sound 08. Vincent Caira - Still With Me (Original) 09. John Rocca - I Want It to Be Real (Late Nite Tuff Guy Edit) 10. Gome - Elevator Man (Mike Dunn BlackBall Remix) 11. MAW, KenLou, Louie Vega, Kenny Dope - Snare Bouncin' (Original Mix) 12. DJ Oji - The Good Ol' Dayz (DJ Oji's Groove And Bang Mix) **************************************************************************** Till West from Cologne, Germany, created a deep and warm mix for our soulful souls: Enjoy this 60 minutes mix full of deep house music featuring tracks by ColorJaxx, MAW,Jo Paciello and many more! It would be awesome if you would leave a like, a comment or a share :) ____________ Support the Deep House Cat on Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/deephousecats/ Mixcloud Select: https://www.mixcloud.com/DeepHouseCatShow/select/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/deephousecatshow #deephouse #silkysifaka #soulfulhouse #housemusic #deep #house #soulful #podcast #dancemusic #radio #love #podcaster #repost #freemusic #freepodcast #weekly

TRUE HOUSE STORIES® W/ JOVONN # 121 INTERVIEWED BY LENNY FONTANA A native of Brooklyn and current resident of Queens (New York), Jovonn has been active in the music scene since the age of 10. Supported by his mother, a keyboard player; and father, a guitar/bass player, who were aspiring R&B singers; he was nurtured with a solid musical foundation. Jovonn began his career as a Hip-Hop DJ at the age of 14 and started spinning records at those infamous New York block parties of the 80s where he was introduced to the growing New York House music scene, hanging out in seminal Brooklyn clubs such as Sapphires, Club Saturn and Club Serene. Years later clubs such as The Loft, The Choice, Snobbusters and Zanzibar, solidified his full commitment to House music. Exploding onto the house scene in 1991 with his second release, “Turn and Runaway” on Warner Bros. Records, (which reached number 10 on the Billboard chart and catapulted Jovonn on to the global scene) He then went on to set up his first record label, Goldtone Records, in the early 1990's via Emotive Records (label compilation dropped on clone last year) and since then has produced more than 500 records in the House, R&B, Hip-Hop and Neo Soul genres, not to mention film scores and soundtracks although his true love has always been House music. A pioneer of the NYC, New Jersey, 90's house sound, he's produced many classics with releases such as as “Back In the Dark”, “Garage Shelter”, “I Can't Make Up My Mind”, “I Wanna Go To A Club” that all contain Jovonn's distinctive vocal delivery and trade mark production, as the man says himself ‘gritty sounds, hard kicks, jazzy chords and a phat bassline'. Other releases in Jovonn's impressive discography include ‘Something About this Love' (on WestEnd Records), “The Spirit” album (on Track Mode), and the “Blaque House” album on Code Red. More recently he's delivered releases on prestigious labels such as Dogmatik, Objektivity, Deeply Rooted House and Apollonia, showcasing his talents to a new audience of house music lovers. Jovonn launched his new label venture Body N'Deep in 2017 via clone distribution, dedicated to releasing the hottest deep and raw underground house tracks from Jovonn and his crew of producers and vocalists including tracks from legendary artists such as Karizma, Delano Smith and Louie Vega. His recent album ‘Timeless' was released and received great reviews from DJ's and Press, showcasing Jovonn's trademark new jersey sound. Look out for a busy release schedule throughout 2020 on Body N'Deep and a new Jovonn album later in the year.

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 soundcloud.com/rumivonbaires artwork by: @parisboehm songs played: 1 .Los Hermanos Detroit - The Billy Love Experience "Let Love Live" - Mother Tongue, 2020 2. Taxi - Killer - Golden Triangle, 1997 3. Stella Zekri - Sentimentale - Cosmic Romance, 2022 4. Red Astaire - Ghetto Hell - GAMM, 2004 5. Roy Ayers - Touch of Class (Matthew Herbert's Touch Of Ass Mix) - Rapster, 2005 6. Mr. G - Meditative State (Mantra) - Childhood, 2021 7. Unknown - Breakin' in France - Grand Theft Edits, 2023 8. Kraftwerk - Heimcomputer (The Mix) - EMI, 1991 9. Divina Gloria - Mediterranée Club - Interdisc, 1986 10. Don Carlos - Alone (Flute House) - Calypso, 1991 11. Moff & Tarkin - Sunday - Unreleased, forthcoming 2023 12. Freaks - Look Behind You - Music For Freaks, 1999 13. Presence - Gotta Be Paid - Remote, 1996 14. Delano Smith ft. Diamondancer - A Message for the DJ - Still Music, 2005 15. Lolu Menayed - My Heart (Nat Wendell Cosmic Dub) - Heattraxx, 2023 16. Freaks - Don't You Like Surprises - Music For Freaks, 1999 17. Octave One - Blackwater (Atjazz Un-official Remix Dub) - Unreleased 18. Bassbin Twins - Untitled (EP II - A1) - Bassbin, 1994 19. Mind Readers ft. Malik Hart - Love Music (Hard Motion Dub Mix) - Hott, 1995 20. Original Nutter - Oi! Nutter!! (Soulful Garage Club Mix) - White Label, 1997 21. Anil Aras - Dance MF - Hot Haus Recs, 2016 22. L.P. Rhythm - Street Knowledge - Rhythm Archives, 2023 23. Garrett David ft. Simone Green - Emergency - Global Swing, 2022 24. 4 The Floor - N-R-G (Bootleggin' Remix) - Dark Records, 1993 25. Jacob Meehan - Hier - Major Records, 2023 26. Madben - Addicted (Alinka Remix) - Ellum Audio, 2023 27. Coil - Exploding Frogs - Musique Pour la Danse, 2019

Our next premiere of the day features Irish DJ and producer BALMR with his track “Paths Unknown” featuring on Sofa Movements Records. The track is as introspectively deep-house as one can imagine. Drawing clear experience from Detroit which makes for top-tier listening. Get dug into this! Raised on the seemingly ingrained House sound of Cork and its heavy influence by renowned and revered House heads Fish Go Deep and their Sweat Nights at the legendary Sir Henry's Club it was an inevitable progression for BALMR to follow the path of producer and DJ. In his own words: ‘It was difficult to escape the sound of House Music growing up in Cork'. Over the past decade, BALMR's released material on Nordic Trax, Kolour Detroit, Expanded Records and more, while hosting his own Down Right Deep Show on Deep House Radio. Here, presenting his new latest collection of works, ‘Paths Unknown' sees BALMR captures moments in time and individual journeys to paths previously undiscovered. BALMR always had a personal love for the Detroit sound, particularly artists like Norm Talley, Mike Huckaby, Delano Smith, Moodymann and so on, which naturally lead him to his production journey. He has had numerous releases and remixes in his catalogue as well as working on mixing for other artists on labels like Yore. He is also one of half of the duo ‘Southbounds Sounds', having recently featured as a guest on Lars Behrenroths DSOH show. As well as this stunning release, BALMR has several other upcoming projects this year, including 2 vinyl-only releases with one on ‘Selections Label' out of Toronto featuring a remix from Glenn Davis, and another on Deeper Groove with his fellow collaboration partner Deep Excavations, featuring a remix from John Daly. Honing in on his latest bit of production material, ‘Paths Unknown' opens the flip side, as the composition dives deep and back into immersive and airy realms through subtly nuanced textures, resonant synth licks and snaking bass grooves. Dreamy atmospheres can be heard throughout this composition which is utterly filled with warmth and depth throughout. Balmr --------------- SC: @balmr IG: www.instagram.com/balmr___ Four Four Magazine --------------------------- FB: www.facebook.com/FOURFOURDANCE/ IG: www.instagram.com/fourfourmagazine/ Web: www.fourfourmag.com/

Dishing up an extended all-spice-mix from local hot saucier @lava-brain. Prepare for some genuine mind realignment with 3.5 hours of mesmerisingly deep heat! Q. Hey Eric, what inspiration did you draw upon when putting this mix together? Is there a sound, feeling, or time in dance music history that connects all the different elements in one way or another? A. Thanks for having me! I don't know if there was a conscious thought so much, but lots of music to either get you in a meditative mood or moving depending on how you're feeling. I guess there are definitely a lot of elements from the 90s Bristol scene threaded through the mix in one way or another. That trip hop/down tempo sound was really a big gateway into a lot of electronic music for me and it's what I was listening to a lot of when I first started DJing. ‘Bass is Maternal' by Smith & Mighty was a really big record for me; bringing together a lot of trip hop, dub, bass, breakbeat and jungle sounds, which feature in a lot of tracks in the mix. Q. Are there any records in the mix that are especially close to your heart? Definitely! There's a mix of some older favs like 'Transient' by Mr G, 'Tokyo Dawn' by Doc Scott & a Smith & Mighty tune. 'The Edgelands' by Rings Around Saturn has definitely had its fair share of listens over the years for me too. There's also a bunch of newer tracks, lots of local favourites & just music that inspires me. One tune which I hold especially close would have to be Delano Smith's ‘The Rock'. I remember hearing it for the first time and I still find it hard not to get hypnotised by it. The vocal sample about universal unity is also pretty groovy :) Q. Tell us what's the latest with the visual aspect of your Lava Brain project? How would you describe your approach? A. It's been really great to get more opportunities to work on the live visuals & projection mapping part of my practice recently and to focus on it 100% at a party. In terms of my approach to integrating the two, with every event there are so many different elements that need to work together to make it a success. I think it's really about creating an awesome experience, working together with the music and space to compliment each other and help curate a mood. Working with different collectives or venues is always interesting, as all the elements change including the physical space and I enjoy the design process; usually starting with the logical side of the ‘how' will this technically work and then the ‘what' in terms of creative content. I guess I try to tap into my own feelings when designing an install or content and ask myself something like ‘How would this make me feel in the context of the party, music and space and what's the intention we as a collective are trying to curate?' I'm also starting to expand my setup, experimenting with mapping a small wireless midi controller to be able to still be able to control the visuals while being away from the laptop and part of the party, letting me further tap into those intuitive feelings. Currently I'm working on a visual instalment for Ferdydurke's 11th birthday on August 12th and have been working with some new projection materials, experimenting with sheer fabrics to project a succession of images above the dancefloor to give a sort of floating holographic tunnel effect. For the event I'm also working on building a motorised lighting sculpture for the entrance to the venue, which is something new for me. In parallel, I'm working on some grant applications and starting to look for sponsorships for a multi-day projection art and music series I'm working on, in collaboration with the Section 8 crew. With all going to plan, that should be happening mid-next year. Other than that, continuing to learn, play and experiment, currently I'm starting to teach myself Touch Designer to expand that side of my creative practice and just always staying open to new projects and collaborations :)

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MrTD FMHTYE Presents - Comprehensive Music1. The Neville Brothers - Fly Like An Eagle2. Sofi Tukker, Amadou & Mariam - Mon Cheri3. Kerri Chandler - Bar A Thym4. Reel People feat. Darien - Sure5. Kerri Chandler - Summer Love6. Rune - Knock Knock7. Solar House - Universal8. The Copasetic - Far Away9. Francois K.- Enlightenment10. Taino Leon - And She Moves11. Groove Assassin - Workout12. Harley & Muscle, Robert Owens, Kerri Chandler - Won't Go Back13. Delano Smith feat. Diamondancer -  A Message For The Dj14. Black Ivory - Mainline15. Mike Delgado - Byrdman's Revenge16. Kerri Chandler - Be There17. Jovonn - Sex In Africa18. Rhythm Of Elements - Praia EP19. Kevin Yost - Two Wrongs Making A Right20. Sofi Tukker, Amadou & Mariam - Mon Cheri21. Billy Cobham, Novecento (Italy) - Interactive22. Gus Gus - Vip23. Hippie Torrales - If You Need A Man24. Vincent Ache', Javonntte - Fantasy25. Javonntte - These Words26. Mr. Fingers - Amnesia27. Maya Angelou Poem - On the Pulse of Morning

An avid listener from an early age, DNGR GNGR has been collecting decades of beats and pop culture moments from around the world in his head. And today, as a rising DJ in the Egyptian scene, he pours these collections into dance floors, festivals, and cyberspaces. A genre chameleon, DNGR GNGR has become known for making unexpected musical connections between tracks and pulling at their common threads, constantly weaving together dance floor journeys. The colorful experiences he creates can swing you from Detroit house to Berlin industrial techno, house music, and more. With diversified percussion - and vocal anchors - constructing the spine for his mixes, he plays detailed sets that bring out the sexy while waving a sassy middle finger to genres altogether. DNGR GNGR's hour-long set features tracks like, ‘A Walk in the Park' by DJ Minx, and ‘Metropolis' by Delano Smith, in addition to finding an East African swing in ‘Rift Valley (feat. Abakisimba) by Esa, eventually landing in an unexpected old school hip-hop gem. Check out this set, it's perfect for finding a summertime groove.

Delano Smith @ Djoon 24.02.23 by Djoon

This week's featured 5 Mag mix from Irish DJ and producer Tr One - a bangin deep house set featuring tracks from Specter, Santiago Salazar, Moodymann, Levon Vincent, Delano Smith and more.

For the 36th podcast we introduce you Apoena. APOENA is a House Music artist from Brazil. His tracks are played by DJs as Derrick May, Laurent Garnier, Delano Smith, Luke Hess, Burnski, to name a few. Having begun with vinyl releases on labels such as Autoreply and Underground Quality, APOENA controls now his own Allnite Music imprint and in 2022 joined the classic labels Freerange and Nite Grooves. The brazilian producer have 23 years DJ experience in his home country, playing important stages there like D-Edge, Colours, Levels and running his own parties. Recently moved to Berlin, APOENA had allready played in clubs like Sisyphos, Kitkat, Golden Gate, Anomalie, Ipse, Christa Kupfer and more. Artist links: SC: https://soundcloud.com/apoena51 Insta: https://www.instagram.com/apoena_ FB: https://www.facebook.com/djapoena

This week, from the archives: For Those Who Know narrated by In My House Techno Music Show historian, Stevie Anderson of the UK featuring the stories of Anthony "Shake" Shakir & Delano Smith   Let the music Play...!!!   In My House Techno Music Show continues to stay true to the mission.... "Where the TRUE stories are told and GREAT music is played!”   Enjoy the show!   Get connected...www.inmyhouse65.com.   In My House Techno Music Show continues to stay true to the mission.... "Where the TRUE stories are told and GREAT music is played.”

Podcast from Defected Records 1. Candi Staton - Hallelujah Anyway (Directors Cut Signature Praise) 2. Bebe Winans – Thank You (MAW Mix) 3. Trina – Joy (Quentin Harris Remix) 4. Chieko Kinbara - Changed My Life (Code Red Vocal) 5. Isolée - Beau Mot Plage (Freeform Reform Remix) 6. Derrick L. Carter - Where U At? (Where Ya At, Now?) 7. Blaze - Lovelee Dae (Original) 8. In Effect - Inspiration (Piano Dub) 9. Roqui - I've Just Begun To Love You (Club/Dub) 10. Kerri Chandler – Rain (Original Mix) 11. Delano Smith feat Diamondancer - A Message for the DJ (A Message for the DJ) 12. Mr V – Jus Dance (Dennis Quin Remix) 13. Kenny Hawkes feat. Marcel and Kimra – Dance For Me 14. Acid Jerks – Organ Grinder 15. Clifton King – Family Prayer

Recorded in 2011 by @kisk "The Milan/London-based label previews its 2011 wares via co-owner Kisk. Kjofol, Delano Smith, Echonomist and more feature." @resident-advisor

A bit late getting round to uploading this one... hope you enjoy :-D Playlist: 1. Bugge N Friends - “Play It” (Joaquin's Alternate Album Version) (Sacred Rhythm Music, 2016) 2. Chick Corea - “La Festiva” (Fred P Tribal Beats Interpretation) (White, 2021) 3. Vince Watson - “Mystical Rhythm” (VW20 mix) (Everysoul, 2022) 4. The Bayara Citizens - “Ban Ban Eya” (Joaquin Joe Claussell's Cosmic Arts Dubbness) (Sacred Rhythm Music, 2021) 5. Fred P - “Oasis” (Private Society, 2022) 6. Vince Watson - “Progress” (Joe Claussell remix) (Everysoul, 2020) 7. Jimpster - “Echoes In My Head” (Freerange, 2020) 8. Fred P - “Visionary Levels” (Syncrophone Recordings, 2021) 9. Kyle Hall - “One 2 One Deep” (Forget The Clock, 2021) 10. Chaos In The CBD - “Echolation” (In Dust We Trust, 2022) 11. S.A.T. - “She Was” (Ibadan, 2014) 12. Jon Dixon ft DeSean Jones - “Times of Change” (4evr 4wrd, 2020) 13. Delano Smith & Brian Kage - “For The Music” (Michigander, 2021) 14. Blaze Production Presents James Toney Jr. Project - “Lovely Ones” (Shelter Deep Vocal mix) (Life Line Records, 2001) 15. Louie Vega ft Joaqin ‘Joe' Clausell - “Igbolo” (Vega, 2022)

Mike Burn's first foray into Old-Time music was as a spoons player in the West Virginia University Forestry Club jug band. He soon moved on to guitar. The Forestry Club led him to Elkins for the Forest Festival where he heard Dwight Diller play in the banjo contest. It was the first time that Mike heard the clawhammer style of banjo playing and he instantly knew that was what he wanted to play. Back in Morgantown, Mike found Ron Mullenax and Jack Ramsey (who became his banjo mentor). Mike heard Highwoods at WVU around the same time and credits Highwoods fiddler, Walt Koken, as a major influence. Travelling to many old-time festivals held throughout WV, afforded Mike the opportunity to meet Melvin Wine, Glen and Delano Smith, Wilson Douglas, Woody Simmons, Carlos Dalton, Mose Coffman, and Sherman, Burl, Maggie, and Mr. Lee Hammons. In following years, he visited these folks at their homes and couldn't get enough of their music and stories. At a festival held at Pipestem State Park in WV, Mike heard Odell McGuire, Scott Nelson, Andy Williams, Brad Leftwich, Al Tharp, and David Winston playing some great, hard driving old time that reminded him of the Highwoods sound. Mike says, “I was now hooked on their brand of music. I followed the music to Lexington, Virginia for the 1975-76 Breaking up Christmas parties. Odell McGuire invited me to stay and I did.” During his time in Lexington, Mike met and became friends with Bruce Molsky, Chad Crum, James Leva, Steve Seal, and so many others. He started playing the fiddle after Odell McGuire told him there were too many banjo players in Lexington. He claims that he still plays the fiddle like a banjo: less notes and lots of rhythm. Mike met his wife, Mary Sue playing in a music session at “Breaking Up Christmas” in Lexington. Mike eventually got a “real Job” as a forester in central West Virginia and once again hooked up with Melvin Wine and Wilson Douglas with whom he played at several of the early Vandalia Gatherings. By 1980, Mike and Mary Sue had settled in Pocahontas County, both with teaching jobs. For an extended time, jobs, kids, and school activities distracted them from serious music playing. Encouragement from musician friends, especially Jay Lockman and Norris Long, and, in Mike's case, the desire to prove wrong his doctor's hopeless pronouncement about the recovery of a broken finger, propelled them back into the music. Their band, “Juanita Fireball and the Continental Drifters” debuted at the Pocahontas County Opera House in 2008 and has been playing ever since. Additionally, Mike and Mary Sue have joined other friends to play Blacksburg Square Dances and the Floyd Country Store. They recently participated in a recording project titled “Dolly & the Devil Festival Season” with musician friends from North Carolina and Virginia. --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/story-sessions/support

Deepology Radio Show #002 Welcome the the second instalment of the Deepology Radio Show. Deep sexy House tracks new and old from some of my favourite artists and labels Genres DeepHouse / House / Track list : 1.DJ Aakmael - Mood Capacity 2.Fred Everything - Brothers and Sisters 3.Malin Genie - Pushing On 4.DJ Steaw - Tribute to Doug Wills 5.Rick Wade - Deep'N'Dirty 6.Norm Talley - Travlin 7.Frank Roger Feat. Jovonn - Remember 8.Scan 7 - Fort Street 9.Boo Williams - Summer Love 10.Delano Smith & Brian Kage - Keep Em Movin 11.Lazare Hoche - Pressure Baby

Hello Interactors,Cities are sprawling, the climate crisis is appalling, left and right are brawling, and politicians are stalling — leaving many in a corner bawling. It’s enough to lead some star-gazing billionaires to want to colonize space. But we planned for this with cunningly precise maps. Have we always been this dim? The evidence suggests yes and no, opinions vary on why, but scaling laws offer clues on calculating a plan. As interactors, you’re special individuals self-selected to be a part of an evolutionary journey. You’re also members of an attentive community so I welcome your participation.Please leave your comments below or email me directly.Now let’s go…GET ME OUT OF HEREI am not a happy camper. I’m only really a happy camper when I’m far away from other campers – whether they are happy or not. It’s been awhile since I’ve camped, but I prefer solitude when seeking solitude. But as regional populations grow and more people are also seeking solitude, it’s harder and harder to ‘get away from it all.’Car-camping definitely doesn’t do it for me. Especially now that most everyone has a phone blasting music through a Bluetooth speaker. I’ve seen some campers with solar panels, a satellite dish, and a TV blasting the news or sports. As night falls, and the alcohol comes out, I imagine I’d be laying there wondering where the nearest hotel is. And as the sun rises the kids start crying, hangry parents begin yelling, and cars fire up as people start heading out…presumably to get some rest.I admit it’s more fun when you’re with a bigger crowd of family or friends. The revelry is more tolerable when it’s coming from within your circle. Sure that one uncle may be a bit obscene, but he’s family. These kids running around may seem obnoxious, but weren’t we all? I can imagine indignantly brushing off our loudness with, “at least we’re laughing.”I remember as a kid growing up in Iowa camping with a friend and his family in their spacious camper-trailer. They had been doing it years and had made friends with other camper-trailer families. They’d roam together from campsite to campsite over the camping season. On the first night, around dinner time, I remember being handed a wooden spoon and sauce pan. My friend’s dad looked at me holding a skillet in one hand and a hefty metal BBQ spatula in the other, and said, “Just follow me.”He stepped out of the trailer and started banging the spatula against the skillet. I followed along with the rest of the family playfully pounding my pot. It was then I realized we were being subsumed by a cacophonous cavalcade of culinary clanging campers. As we descended upon the campsite of an unsuspecting family, I realized I was participating in some kind of tribal ritual. It turned out this was their first night camping in their shiny new trailer; another member of the tribe, initiated. After everyone retreated back to their campers for a proper use of utensils, we regathered again; but this time around a common fire. We shared and prepared ingredients for another North American tribal ritual – S’mores.The desire to come together around a campfire in the great outdoors is as old as Homo sapians. The welcoming ritual I participated in signaled cooperation; it acknowledged a trust between people who were not blood related. It’s an interaction of people and place that consecrates a common bond that is strong enough to incent people to repeat this ritual of cohabitating, and sometimes confabulating, around a fire.These people share common ideals, backgrounds, desires, and sometimes even food. But for our prehistoric hunter-gather ancestors, the gathering and sharing of food was the top priority. The concentration of other families and tribes in a common space evolved to be a worthwhile endeavor. Close proximity with cooperative individuals resulted in sharing knowledge. Locals could offer advice on growing or gathering edibles and how best to hunt animals. (or assemble S’mores)Labor could be divided, exchanges could be made, and rich – though often simple and informal – socio-economic systems could flourish amidst the interaction of people and place. Soon bonds are formed, breeding between families occurs, and the circle grows. Evolution rewarded this agglomeration of people and commiserate growth of a concentric area of shared space. It formed the basis of permanent human settlements, so long as balances were struck.Over-crowded campsites, like contemporary cities, can be annoying. People are loud, some are rude, violent or selfish, and others steal – and anyone can spread illness and disease. Conflict is inevitable. Eventually, individuals and small groups decide to break away from it all. They set out to make temporary camps far away from concentrated populations of people. They may roam and hunt and gather for themselves making temporary settlements along the way. Sometimes they’d form their own settlements, while other times remain mobile. Evidence of this exists around the globe and across the history of humankind.For centuries researchers have been uncovering evidence that leads to these theories. They’ve uncovered community plans, maps, and descriptions of place. Archeologists, anthropologists, and ethnographers have written countless descriptions and interpretations of found artifacts, ecologies, and environments from research sites around the world. Over the years these fields have agreed on what they call a ‘settlement scaling theory’ – a systematic study of the conditions leading to the population dynamics of human settlement. Research demonstrates that there are traits and conditions universally common to all of humanity, but that there are also cases of particularities and uniqueness as well.SCALE IN PLACE OR SCALE YOUR SPACE?Recently an interdisciplinary group of archeologists and urban scientists decided to contribute quantitative evidence to these theories of settlement scaling. So they compile a database of over 1000 different ethnographic studies conducted and published over centuries from around the world. In February of 2022, they published a paper called Scaling of Hunter-Gatherer Camp Size and Human Sociality that proposes a mathematical model that can be used to measure human population dynamics of settlement.They derived and observed three mathematical scaling relationships looking at both settled and mobile hunter-gatherer societies.  Super-linear Growth: As concentrated populations increase it induces a greater than proportional increase in the area of the settlement. Imagine a campsite growing in population and needing to expand to make room for others.Linear Growth: When populations remain equal (or nearly equal) the area remains equal. For example, the number of campers and the size of the site remains constant.Sublinear Growth: Despite a population growing, the area remains the same or shrinks.The first two are easy to imagine, but the last one less so. If we speculate these laws could be loosely applied to our current cities, it’s easy to point to examples where the footprint of a city grows or stays the same as the population grows or stays the same. But populations growing within an existing footprint is rare. I suppose one great example is Hong Kong. They built high into the sky to house a growing population and dug deep into ground to transport them with multiple levels of trains – all while keeping the perimeter of the city proportionally relatively constant.A more ancient example offered by the researchers was found right here in the Pacific Northwest. The Haida, Kwakiutl, Nootka and Tlingit people along the Northwest coast all built permanent or semi-permanent settlements with growing populations despite the area of their settlements growing accordingly. They write,“Mollusk collecting, harvesting of salmon and acorn stocks, organized communal hunting of sea mammals or terrestrial large game, gathering of nuts and berries, developed storage technologies, and a variety of sociopolitical and ritual institutions enabled societies on the Pacific Coast of North America to support semipermanent or permanent settlements that were inhabited for multiple years. The sublinear relationship between population and area observed in these settlements suggests that in larger settlements houses were spaced more closely together, contained more people per house, or both.”This should be a rallying cry to density advocates everywhere!These researchers claim to have included plan maps of settlements as part of their data collection, though I’m not certain how they were interpreted or coded. Sadly, most prehistoric maps are lost. Countless maps have been made by humans throughout history sketched in the dirt with a stick, marked on bark with charcoal, or inked onto animal skin. Often times maps were intended to be ephemeral or kept secret. While there are archeologists who confidently claim the rationale and meaning behind these prehistoric plan maps, some cartography historians claim they often lack the necessary surrounding evidence to be convincing.One of the oldest examples is of what archeologists have interpreted to be of a settlement along a river that are etched in the tusk of a Mammoth dating back to the Ice Age 25,000 years ago. Found in 1966 in Ukraine, the ‘map’ features four shapes that are thought to represent dwellings along the Ros River. But cartography historian Dr. Catherine Delano-Smith finds it difficult “to see a close resemblance between the features scratched onto the bone and the excavated mammoth bone dwellings whichever way the drawing is oriented.” In other words, it’s unclear whether this is really a map.A better candidate for a true surviving prehistoric map are the plan view maps from the Stone Age, roughly 12,000 years ago, in the petroglyphs of Mont Bégo in the Maritime Alps of Southern France. According to Delano-Smith these maps satisfy six or seven of the ten criteria needed to be considered a plan map by cartography historians: “Two (at least) hut signs; five enclosures (or four enclosures, one with a path across it); and three land-use signs (two forms of stippling and unstippled areas).”But another Neolithic map found on two walls in Turkey helps boost evidence of prehistoric plan maps. Delano-Smith notes that, “It would be difficult to see in this rectangular pattern anything of cartographic relevance were it not for the extraordinary resemblance of the rectangles in the wall painting to those drawn by the archaeologists as part of their excavation plan.”While Delano-Smith believes there is “no neat evolution from one type [of map] to another, either from prehistoric to historical contexts or even within the historical period,” she believes there are shared concepts and purpose of maps. This is as true for prehistorical maps as it is for, as an example, the historical medieval maps of Europe. And while there are few surviving maps from that period as well, we know more about the history that surrounds them.Of the few maps of medieval cities that remain, they all share something in common with maps that had been made for millennia prior – they feature orthogonal grids. Even the Stone Age plan map found in Turkey conforms to a loose grid. Well before surveying was invented, it appears gridded plan maps were convenient ways to virtually slice and dice land. Mapmakers, and their patrons, need not even visit the site to determine how it was to be used. One such Medieval example is a 1306 plan map of the town of Talamone in Tuscany on the west coast of central Italy.ESCAPE OR ENGAGE?As the Middle Ages gave way to the Renaissance, 15th century city plan maps proliferated alongside burgeoning European cities. They, and other historical artifacts, offer cultural clues that suggest elements of settlement behavior consistent throughout human history. For example, in 1551 a new residential development called The Strada Nuova was requested to be planned by a clan of nobility in Genoa, Italy. They wanted a neat little enclave tucked into a hillside where they wanted to move “in the proximity of relatives and dependents to a residential area based on class rather than blood.”Like suburban residential developments of today, these lots were drawn with generous amounts of room and were neatly arranged. These plots were designed by Bernardino Cantone, a city administrator who not only assessed the value of property but arranged them next to the streets he was also planning. You have to wonder if these wealthy elite suburbanites were wanting ‘to just get away from it all’ and escape with their friends from the riff-raff in the city center.It could be they were also seeking protection. Forty-four years after The Strada Nuova was first designed, nobleman Pietro Battista Cattaneo came along and modernized and fortified development. Cattaneo brought a new approach to urban planning that was rooted in survey technology. His plans included specific dimensions and were oriented like a proper map complete with a compass rose. His transformation plan for the Strada Nuova Development is considered the oldest surviving example of a full city plan.The complex and detailed city plans of the Renaissance are a graphical record of a built environment that a) affords privacy to concentrated settlements of unrelated people and b) regulates interactions between people and place. These two factors in the emergence of permanent settlement suggest to those urban scientists in search of scaling patterns a watershed moment “in human development that made possible the open-ended accumulation of social products, in the form of stocks of knowledge and goods.”They “conclude that longer-term camps and eventually permanent settlements require both energetically and socially favorable conditions, which can be realized in different ways in different physical environments and through cultural/social conventions/structures. Failure to realize break-even (or better) levels of energetic and social production simultaneously will lead to periods of alternating group fission and fusion.”   They also emphasize their mathematical models are just that – models. They warn against a polarizing of interpretations of human behavior that is hard to describe and explain mathematically. Nonetheless, their research, like the traditional research they drew from, “steers a course between claims of universality for common human social and cultural traits and claims of particularism and uniqueness for individual cases.”I do wonder how these scaling laws relate to the fact European cities today continue to sprawl despite their populations declining. Have they failed to ‘realize break-even (or better) levels of energetic and social production simultaneously?’ Are we seeing an alternating from the ‘fusion’ of populations in these cities starting with the Renaissance to a recent ‘fission’ of settlements that are leap-frogging from the ill effects of the so-called Anthropocene? Or are elites just seeking another Strada Nuova?And surely there’s something to be learned from those coastal tribes of the Pacific Northwest who managed to grow and prosper as a population and as a culture without increasing their footprint. Perhaps more investigations into urban sublinear scaling are what is needed for us to draw new plan maps of our cities to achieve sustainable living. If we don’t do something, none of us will be happy campers. We’re already becoming loud, rude, and annoying. And that’s before the alcohol. The plan maps of the 50s and 60s, their dependency on cars, the insistence of developing countries to emulate them, and a collective human desire to increase consumption and comfort in settlements worldwide has led to humanity exceeding the carrying capacity of our only campsite – planet earth.There are some who want to escape and colonize Mars, but I’m sticking with the evidence and opinion of these researchers when they conclude that the societal costs of agglomeration, “must be overcome through social or technological innovations.” Those innovations include “property rights, food production, group rituals, political institutions, substantial shelters, and more.” Only when these transformations occur will the “open-ended densification [of] permanent settlements [] emerge.” Only then will we be happy campers. This is a public episode. If you would like to discuss this with other subscribers or get access to bonus episodes, visit interplace.io

With tracks from Simon Hinter, Beau Zwart, Funkky Feat. Mavhungu, Trans-4M, Black Spuma, Tech Support, Luke Hess & Harrison, Space Ghost, Shur-I-Kan Vs Milton Jackson, Fatboy Slim, Julio Cruz, Sarah Wild, Delano Smith & Brian Kage, Los Niños (Luciano And Michel Cleis), E-Dancer, Depeche Mode, DBX, Cobblestone Jazz, Alain Ho, X-Press 2, Max Richter. Contact: dj@ribeaud.ch.

For episode 032 of the Dj Frequencies Podcast we drop another all vinyl set. This installment is a Deep House mix featuring primarily Detroit artists and labels. Including tracks from artists: Kai Alcé, Theo Parrish, Kyle Hall, Norm Talley, Delano Smith & Rick Wilhite, Rick Wade, Eddie Fowlkes, and Tink Thomas. From Labels: NDATL, Sound […] The post Dj Frequencies Podcast 032 appeared first on Dj Frequencies.

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We return with another episode of the Dj Frequencies Podcast. For this installment I've put together an all vinyl mix of deep techno: heavily weighted with tracks from labels such as Sushitech and sister label Pariter. Including music from artists Derek Carr, Steve O'Sullivan, Delano Smith, Skudge and more. Available on Apple Podcasts and Soundcloud. The post Dj Frequencies Podcast 031 appeared first on Dj Frequencies.

Playlist: 1. 30/70 - “Tastes Like Freedom” (Chaos In The CBD remix) (Rhythm Section International, 2021) 2. Space Ghost - “New World Energy” (Tartelet, 2020) 3. Kyle Hall - “Ghosten” (Third Ear, 2010) 4. Jimpster - “Soul Spectral” (Freerange, 2021) 5. Chaos in the CBD - Invisible Spectrum (Rhythm Section International, 2016) 6. Cosmic Twirl & Reekee - Hope (deepArtSounds, 2021) 7. DJ Kemit and Luke Austin presents The Lounge Lizards - “Intro to Dance” (R2 Records, 2021) 8. Kyle Hall - “Str8 Rollin'” (Forget The Clock, 2021) 9. Patrice Scott - “Let's Dance” (Sistrum, 2021) 10. Lord & Kaidi - “Sensitive Souls” (Neroli, 2021) 11. Anthony Nicholson & Lailah Reich - “We Are One” (Clairaudience, 2021) 12. Jon Dixon - “How We Get Down (In Detroit)” (4EVR 4WRD, 2021) 13. Delano Smith & Brian Kage - “D-Spirit” (Michigander, 2021) 14. Lars Bartkuhn - “Elysium” (Neroli, 2017) 15. Trinidadian Deep - “Be Near Me” (Kuniyuki remix) (Eureka!, 2021)

NHL – National Hockey League Last Night Vegas Golden Knights 5, Detroit Red Wings 2 Golden Knights 5, Red Wings 2 – Whitecloud scores twice, Golden Knights top Red Wings 5-2 Zach Whitecloud scored two goals in his first game back after hand surgery and the Vegas Golden Knights defeated the Detroit Red Wings 5-2. The win snapped Vegas' three-game losing streak in the series and marked the first time the Golden Knights beat Detroit at home since they joined the NHL in 2017. Vegas improved to 9-3-0 since Oct. 26, after opening the season 1-4-0. Nic Hague, Paul Cotter and Reilly Smith also scored for the Golden Knights. Robin Lehner made 26 saves. Givani Smith and Joe Veleno scored for Detroit, and starting goaltender Thomas Greiss stopped 18 shots before being pulled after two periods. Alex Nedeljkovic replaced Greiss and made nine saves. NCAAMBKB – Men's College Basketball Last Night Saginaw Valley State 80, Western Michigan 63 Northern Kentucky 74, Eastern Michigan 73 SVSU 80, WMU 63 – Smith leads Saginaw Valley State over W. Michigan 80-63 Delano Smith had 23 points as Saginaw Valley State topped Western Michigan 80-63. Lamar Norman Jr. led the Broncos with a career-high 25 points. Northern Kentucky 74, EMU 73 – Nelson leads N. Kentucky over E. Michigan 74-73 Adrian Nelson posted 16 points and seven rebounds as Northern Kentucky narrowly defeated Eastern Michigan 74-73. Monty Scott led the Eagles with 21 points. Tonight (4) Michigan at UNLV, 12:30 a.m.                  News/Talk/Sports 94.9 WSJM 12:00 a.m. Saturday Eastern Michigan at Michigan State, 5:00 p.m.                  Superhits 103.7 Cosy-FM 4:00 Michigan vs. Arizona OR Wichita State, 9:30 p.m. or 12:00 a.m.  at Las Vegas          94.9 WSJM NBA – National Basketball Association Tonight Indiana Pacers at Charlotte Hornets, 7:00 p.m. Golden State Warriors at Detroit Pistons, 7:00 p.m.        Chicago Bulls at Denver Nuggets, 9:00 p.m. NCAAFB – College Football – Week 13 Saturday (7) Michigan State at (4) Ohio State, 12:00 p.m.               Superhits 103.7 Cosy-FM 10:30 Georgia Tech at (8) Notre Dame, 2:30 p.m.               (6) Michigan at Maryland, 3:30 p.m.                                  News/Talk/Sports 94.9 WSJM 2:30 NFL – National Football League – Week 11 Last Night New England Patriots 25, Atlanta Falcons 0 Patriots 25, Falcons 0 – Swaggering Pats stifle Falcons 25-0 for 5th straight victory Mac Jones threw a 19-yard scoring pass to Nelson Agholor for the game's only offensive touchdown and the New England defense took care of the rest. The result was a 25-0 shutout of the Atlanta Falcons for the Patriots' fifth straight victory. New England wasn't nearly as dominating as four days earlier, when the Patriots blew out the Browns 45-7. But it was good enough against a feeble Falcons offense that hasn't scored a touchdown in nearly nine quarters. Nick Folk booted four field goals and Kyle Van Noy had two sacks and a late interception return for a touchdown. Last Night Detroit Lions at Cleveland Browns, 1:00 p.m.          Rock 107 WIRX 12:00 Baltimore Ravens at Chicago Bears, 1:00 p.m. Indianapolis Colts at Buffalo Bills, 1:00 p.m. NCAAWBKB – Women's College Basketball Last Night Notre Dame 71, Fordham 56 Eastern Michigan 133, Grace Christian University 45 USC 80, Western Michigan 50 Today Bryant at Michigan State, 12:00 p.m. Saturday (13) Michigan at Central Michigan, 1:00 p.m. Western Michigan at Saint Mary's, 10:00 p.m. Sunday Michigan State at Fordham, 2:00 p.m. Bryant at Notre Dame, 5:00 p.m. MLB – Most baseball minor leaguers to be provided their own beds Most minor league players will get their own beds provided in team housing under a new Major League Baseball policy. Stepping up improvements for minor leaguers after widespread criticism, MLB's housing policy will require teams provide furnishe...

Chillin with the pool sounds of the KEWL LoungePool Floats blown up by Dr. KEWL: Change (Mike Huckaby Remix): Norm Talley, Delano Smith, Daz-I-Kue, Rick Wilhite, Alton Miller, Gilbr, Kuumba Project Time (feat. Cassie): Black Coffee Over Pyramids(Romy Black Remix Extended): Tony Garcia, Romy Black This Thing (Vocal Mix): Jimpster & Rich Medina Sunset: Reelsoul You Make Me Smile (Extended Vocal Mix): Anaya Weathers, Mark Francis Me Think Me Love You(DjPope Funkhut Vocal): Rufus Roundtree, DjPope Peach tree in bloom ( Original Mix): Oberhon, Ideo Hijima Love Letters (Michelle Shellers & DJ Marcuis Main Mix): Michelle ShellersBack To Life (Zepherin Saint Tribe Vocal Mix): Soul II Soul, Zepherin Saint Future Jazz (DJ Spen & Jihad Muhammad Remix): Steve Crawford, DJ Spen, Jihad Muhammad Sunset Ritual (Tribe Vocal): Nathan Adams Sun Ra Was Right(Kususa Remix): Studio Apartment, Monique Bingam, Kususa Take 5 (Richard Payton's Club Mix): DJ Oji, Richard Payton Wake Up! (Miggedy's Full Mix): Mizz Wallace, Steve Miggedy Maestro _________________________________________________________________________________________Thanks for listening and be sure to share the music with your friends. Download a copy and share with like minded people. Android Nation!  Get the KEWL Lounge app in your Google Play store, Free! From the comfort of your smart phone, tablet, & computer quick access to all things KEWL in the KEWL Lounge. Websites, music, podcast, store, Facebook, Twitter, and contact info all in one app.Listen to the KEWL Lounge 24/7 KEWL Music 4 KEWL Peoplehttp://www.kewllounge.netClick on, Tune in & B KEWL!!!

1 Romanthony, Bring U Up (PBR Streetgang Remix)2 James Dexter, System Check (Original Mix)3 Delano Smith, Midnight Hours (Reconstructed By Carl Craig)4 Maceo Plex, Filthy Mama (Original Mix)5 Channel X, My 3 Wishes (Doctor Dru Remix)6 Audiojack, No Equal Sides (Original Mix)7 Nick Curly, Underground (Dennis Ferrer Remix)8 Tube & Berger, Surfin (Nice7 Remix)9 Claptone, Another Night (Original Mix)10 Ian Pooley, CompuRhythm (Dixon 4/4 Treatment)11 Ry, Frank Wiedemann,Howling (Âme Remix)

Broadcasted live @ Ibiza Global Radio Friday 22th Jan 8am CET. Artist: @susanalee We're so happy to be on this journey alongside Ibiza Global Radio! On this weekly show you will find a selection of soft and special grooves curated by label owners as well as special guests, avoiding any signature sounds offering the listener a mixture of easy-listening music, moving from Deep House beats to Lounge or open-minded electronica. Opening with our latest release Alone In Ur Mind by Costela, as well as amazing music my artists and labels like Anton Lanski, Seven Villas, Chriss Ronson, BiG AL, Dave Pad, M.I.N.D, Deep Lo, Delano Smith, Hraach, Mark Row, Cliveland, Savvas, Yigit Atilla , T. Ruggieri, Soul Minority, Oh! Records Stockholm, BONDI & more

Donate here👉 www.technols.com/donate Welcome to the latest edition of Club Room. I have an hour of mostly new music this week from Nocturnal Sunshine, Terrance Parker, Radio Slave, Die Selection in a Konstantin Sibold remix, Spencer Parker and Delano Smith plus two bits of old gold from David Löhlein and two classic Head High tracks from back in […]

This week, from the archives: For Those Who Know    narrated by In My House Techno Music Show historian, Stevie Anderson of the UK   featuring the stories of Anthony "Shake" Shakir, Delano Smith, and Keith Tucker   Let the music Play...!!!   In My House Techno Music Show continues to stay true to the mission.... "Where the TRUE stories are told and GREAT music is played!” Enjoy the show!   Get connected...www.inmyhouse65.com.   In My House Techno Music Show continues to stay true to the mission.... "Where the TRUE stories are told and GREAT music is played.”   Contact: T. Carlita, Show Producer/Host Email: inmyhouse65@gmail.com Website: www.inmyhouse65.com Phone: 313.516.9548

Welcome to the latest edition of Club Room. I have an hour of mostly new music this week from Nocturnal Sunshine, Terrance Parker, Radio Slave, Die Selection in a Konstantin Sibold remix, Spencer Parker and Delano Smith plus two bits of old gold from David Löhlein and two classic Head High tracks from back in the day. Enjoy! 01. Nocturnal Sunshine - Watchem Go 02. Terrence Parker - Optimistically 03. Head High - Power Seat 04. Eli Brown - Killer (Radio Slave's Attack Ships on Fire Remix) 05. David Löhlein - Muesca 06. David Löhlein - Lana one 07. Die Selektion - Der Augenblick (Konstantin Sibold Remix) 08. Spencer Parker - Sex 09. Head High. / Rave ( Dirt Mix ) 10. Delano Smith - Travels

Welcome to the latest edition of Club Room. I have an hour of mostly new music this week from Nocturnal Sunshine, Terrance Parker, Radio Slave, Die Selection in a Konstantin Sibold remix, Spencer Parker and Delano Smith plus two bits of old gold from David Löhlein and two classic Head High tracks from back in the day. Enjoy! 01. Nocturnal Sunshine - Watchem Go 02. Terrence Parker - Optimistically 03. Head High - Power Seat 04. Eli Brown - Killer (Radio Slave's Attack Ships on Fire Remix) 05. David Löhlein - Muesca 06. David Löhlein - Lana one 07. Die Selektion - Der Augenblick (Konstantin Sibold Remix) 08. Spencer Parker - Sex 09. Head High - Rave (Dirt Mix) 10. Delano Smith - Travels

Hello to you and welcome to a new edition of the Club Room. We have a wonderful you of music for the next hour including three new DJ Hell tracks, Mathias Schooner, Stephen Brown, Mark Flash, Special Request, Quirke, Baugruppe90, Love Down, Petar Dundov & Gregor Tresher, Baaked, Avision in a Truncate remix and finally Delano Smith. Mathias Schober - The Start of Something DJ Hell - House Music Stephen Brown - Fish Tea Mark Flash - Precious Prospa - Ecstasy (Over & Over) (Special Request Remix) Quirke - Vatied City (Original Mix) Baugruppen90 - Valor Love Down - Ten Eight Seven [YEM005 A2] Petar Dundov & Gregor Tresher - übermood DJ Hell - Freakshow Baaked - A51 Avision - Yo Listen (Truncate's 808 Edit) Delano Smith - Hypnotize (Original Mix)

Hello my dear friends. We have a great hour in the Club Room coming up. We start with DJ Haus in an Interplanetary Criminal remix. Delano Smith is on the show. Jon Hester’s amazing track ‘Metropolitan’, we have Sterac, Ejeca, Eric Seno & DJ Rush in a Truncate remix, a track from Steve Bug’s new album, a new Reset Robot, Pablo Fiero, VONDA7 and to finish, Subjoi. 01. DJ Haus - Machine Learning (Interplanetary Criminal Remix) 02. Delano Smith - Hypnotize 03. Jon Hester - Metropolitan 04. Sterac - Hypnotized (Original Mix) 05. Ejeca - Lacer 06. Eric Sneo & DJ Rush - Body Control (Truncate Remix) 07. Steve Bug - Locked Away In My Head 08. Reset Robot - Cosmic String 09. Pablo Fiero - Reincarnation 10. VONDA7 - At The Right Place 11. Subjoi - Desire

• DTW FM #232 • Hosted by: Marco Weibel @marcoweibel & Mawkus @mawkus Show #232 • The boys back at it again - two hours with Mawkus leading the first hour and Marco closing out the second hour. Mawkus Set : DTW FM Intro Omar El Shariyi - Ahwak Barrio Joyride - Barrio Joyride Bored Lord - i was present for all of it Kush Jones - Break System J.Rocc - FTP 1 J.Rocc - FTP 2 Hobie - j'accuse TSVI - Corale Richenel - You've Got The Love (Alt Version) La'Verne Washington - The Promise Clear Path Ensemble - Drip (Christoph el Truento Remix) Tiana Khasi - Whole Lotta Shine (Sampology Remix) Scruscru Meets Meowsn' - Inspector Potato Sweet Fruity Brunch - Tonton Engelbert Omar S - In My City ft. John FM Paranoid London - Where PL At (Dub) James Bangura - Resolve Interplanetary Criminal - Escape French II & King Of Snake - Tribal Drum Diego Hauz - Descontrol Mytron & Ofofo - Quest Aula Hamdan Sulaiman & The King Clark - Manusia Protoje - In Bloom ft. Lila Ike Marco Weibel Set : Ezroh ft. Med - Medicine Demae - Let Go (feat. Joe Armon-Jones) The Budos Band - Gun Metal Grey Actress - Vapour Fede Lng - Broken Miami Kisk - Your Face ft. Robert Owens Lexx - State of Resilience (Gerd Janson 808 Remix) Oliver Dollar - Delta (Peter Croce Remix) Rick Wilhite and Delano Smith - 11 Minutes of Funk Omar S. - VAT 69 Surgeon - ??? Les Sins / AceMo - Can’t Take It Anymore MoMA Ready - Feel For It Spotify Handle : dtw.lnk.to/DTWitall Every Saturday 12PM - 2PM EST Broadcasting via The Lot Radio (www.thelotradio.com) @thelotradio

2 hours across two glorious, separate mixes from Winnipeg's Elle Fast: a DJ's DJ.Playlist: BFC - Galaxy (Original Mix)Mor Elian - Ruby (Original Mix)Omar S - 1993 (Original Mix)Szare - Crop Failure (Original Mix)Posthuman - Into Gestalt (Original Mix)Chordlust - Soldaten (Original Mix)Ciel & Ali Berger - Damn Skippy! (Original Mix)Ilana Bryne - Theoretic Medical Genitals (Original Mix)Jark Prongo - M-Tech (Original Mix)Marina Trench - Cascade (DJ Deep & Roman Poncet "Fang" Remix)Ursula Rucker & Josh Wink - Sixth Sense Cascade (Original Mix)Rennie Foster - Monochasm (Original Mix)S.I.S - S.I.S. (Savile's Jetset Radio Remix)Bambounou - Deepstaria (Original Mix)SW37 - Untitled B (Original Mix)Delano Smith & Derwin Hall - The Theme (Original Mix)Fred P - Focus (Feat. Reno Ka)Engineered Ruins - Rings Around Saturn (Original Mix)Serena Butler - If Nature is Unjust, Change Nature (Original Mix)Forest Drive West - Persistence of Memory, Pt. 1 (Original Mix)Reptant - Freq Accident (Original Mix)The Fock - Shat Pop (Saldes Mix)Silicon Scally - Moonax (Original Mix)Audion - Starfucker (Original Mix)Shane Berry - Akaforme (Max Ulis Rework)Maelstrom - Fragment (Original Mix)Umwelt - State of Matter (Original Mix)Borealis - Heartshell (Mateo Murphy Remix)Bambounou - Chrome (Original Mix)Shifted - Resin & Lacquer (Original Mix)SwaggaCats - HazZzy (Original Mix)Locked Club - Panagoi (Original Mix)Modeselektor - Bronko (Original Mix)Struction - Kreen (Original Mix)

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