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Novedades internacionales, que se dice. El regreso de Daryl Hall en solitario con Dave Stewart (Eurythmics). Descubrimientos: Caroline Says, Katarina Pejak… Alex Puddu. La visita cercana de Stone foundation y de Jonathan Wyndham. La felicitación prematura a Van Morrison… Los legendarios Nick Lowe y Elvis Costello. Lo novísimo de Joel Sarakula, Dawes o Nathaniel Rateliff y compañía.CLO PROMO MILEMARKERDISCO 1 ALEX PUDDU Il Cinema (ESCA)DISCO 2 JOEL SARAKULA I'll Get By Without You (ESCA)DISCO 3 CLAIRO Juna (SIDE B TRACK 2)CLO LUCAS EXPLORANDO + SEP MARTÍN X (TWITTER)DISCO 4 DAWES House Party (ESCA)DISCO 5 NICK LOWE & LOS STRAITJACKETS Different Kind Of Blue (ESCA)DISCO 6 ELVIS COSTELLO Long Distance Love (5) CUÑA BUSCAS SAMUSTINA+ INDI PODCAST LUCASDISCO 7 DARYL HALL Too Much Information (Cara 1 Corte )DISCO 8 JONATHAN WYNDHAM Bad At Giving Up (ESCA)DISCO 9 STONE FOUNDATION Everything & All I Want (ESCA)DISCO 10 NATHANIEL RATEFLIFF & THE NIGHT SWEATS Everybody Wants Something (6)PRES. LÍA ALCANDADISCO 11 VAN MORRISON You Gotta Make It Through The World (ESCA)DISCO 12 KATARINA PEJAK Honey Jar (10)DISCO 13 CAROLINE SAYS Faded and Golden (ESCA) Escuchar audio

Nathaniel Rateliff & The Night Sweet “South of Here”:”David and Goliath””Heartless””Remember I Was a Dancer””Get Used to the Night””South of Here””Everybody Wants Something””Center of Me””Cars in the Desert””I Would Like to Heal””Call Me (Whatever You Like)””Time Makes Fools of Us All”Man Man “Carrot On Strings”:”Iguana””Cryptoad””Tastes Like Metal””Blooodungeon” Escuchar audio

Lauren, one half of the Everybody Wants Something podcast joins the Shore Store to talk all things Margarita Problems, Mike & Laurens ALLEGED blackmail scam, how Jersey Shore Family Vacation can be fixed, Ronnie making ammends and so much more For more episodes, including Vanderpump Rules recaps head over to patreon! www.patreon.com/shorejustine Follow Lauren @LaurensChinaLife @Ewspod Follow @Shorestorepod @jjustineelizabeth --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/justine-doslea7/message

We're back with Degrassi Junior High season 2! We discuss the middle school woes of class presentations, being cool, and fundraising, as well as the politics of wet dreams, first dates, alcoholic mothers, and epilepsy. Let us know if you're #TeamMick or #TeamSnelanie on Twitter @DeSocialDisease and on Instagram @thesocialdisease.

This week I'm joined by comedian and host of We Die First & Everybody Wants Something's Seynique Smythe to break down Tom Brady retiring again, Mary Cosby back on Salt Lake, who was Jessica Simpson's sneaky link, what's the deal with Brooklyn Beckham and Nicola Peltz, and more!Follow me on social media, Patreon, and more here! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Lauren from Everybody Wants Something joins Justine to talk about Pauly's ALLEGED plastic surgery, Deena's man and pre forth wall breaking, The Unit and all things Jersey Shore! Go Follow Lauren @Laurenschinalife and @ewspod for all things Degrassi and teens in crisis For More Jersey Shore, Teen Mom Recaps, and More head to Patreon IG @Shorestorepod Twitter @Justinee58

What connects the worlds of The Kids of Degrassi Street and Degrassi Junior High if they have totally different characters and totally different stories? In what ways did the Degrassi cast shape the way stories are told on the show? And what were the stand out moments that defined a new era of Degrassi? Flip open your TV Guides because we're going all the way back to 1987; we'll follow Linda Schuyler and Kit Hood as they build a brand new school filled with teenagers and all their drama. If you love learning about the history of television, then this podcast is for you! ------- Excited for Linda Schuyler's new memoir Mother of All Degrassi? Pre-oder it here! Want exciting bonus content, like the time I got to sit front row at a Kids of Degrassi Street Panel? Visit The Degrassi Kid Patreon Page! Celebrate The Degrassi Kids: Riley, Randy Carter & Stevi Gerrior for their support of the podcast. Thanks to their kindness, my Degrassi Dreams are coming true!

This week I sat down with Liz Greenwood to talk about a crazy trip she took to New Orleans with her girlfriends. Liz is a Chicago comic. Follow her here: https://www.instagram.com/someotherliz/ Our live story comes from Seynique Smythe. Seynique told the crowd about a nasty story that happened when she was studying abroad in France. She hosts the podcasts We Die First and Everybody Wants Something. Follow her on Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/sey_smythe/ The Ladylike Podcast is produced by Gena Gephart: https://www.instagram.com/genagephart Theme song is Type of Wound by Natalie Grace Alford: https://nataliegracealford1.bandcamp.com Follow Ladylike: https://www.facebook.com/ladylikechicago https://www.instagram.com/ladylikechicago https://twitter.com/ladylikechicago Contact us: ladylikechicago@gmail.com

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Lauren & Seynique from Everybody Wants Something podcast join Justine to discuss Floribama Shore, Race &Reality Tv, Jersey Shore Family Vacation, and MUCH more for more, head over to www.patreon.com/dimtu

Justine is joined this week by two of the funniest podcasters on the planet, Lauren and Senique from Everybody Wants Something (A Degrassi Podcast). We discuss all things Jersey Shore, Degrassi, and More !  For more content , go to www.patreon.com/dimtu

On a very special episode of Everybody Wants Something, we are joined by none other than Troy McEady of DUNZO! Get ready for a fun and giggle-filled ride. Melanie's surprise sleepover promises to hold more than one surprise when Kathleen finds some marijuana. Also, Troy tells us about a wild birthday party at the Olive Garden, Lauren is not impressed by Arthur, and Seynique is a really bad liar. Become a Patron on the Solid Listen Patreon! Connect with us on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. Check out The Degrassi High Soundtrack on Apple and Spotify. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's the 90's crossover you've been waiting 20 years for! This week we're joined by Lauren & Seynique from the Degrassi podcast "Everybody Wants Something". Busy accuses her Dad of being racist, we try to explain bagged milk to two Americans and Amanda can't stop thinking about pubes. Saddle up Millennials, this one is a wild ride.

A hate campaign against Erica escalates, and she is determined to find out who is putting pro-life pamphlets and slogans on her locker. The Zits make their video. Also, Lauren tells us about her own music video dreams and Seynique gives us a rundown of her life as a mall rat. Become a Patron on the Solid Listen Patreon! Connect with us on Twitter, Facebook, and Instagram. Check out The Degrassi High Soundtrack on Apple and Spotify. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Pat Mastroianni played Joey Jeremiah on Degrassi Junior High and Degrassi High (and, later, on Degrassi: The Next Generation). The pre-Internet incarnations of Degrassi – all shot on location in Toronto-area schools – built a massive fanbase for tackling topics that weren't being broached anywhere else on children's television: interracial dating; sexual violence and child abuse; teen suicide; drunk driving; epilepsy; depression; grief; abortion; bullying; poverty; teen pregnancy; AIDS; burgeoning sexuality. The original shows explored all of these heavy topics with kids playing their actual age – and, despite the gravity of the subject matter, Degrassi was entertaining. It was fun – Joey wore a fedora and formed a band called The Zit Remedy with Wheels and Snake in which they only played one song (“Everybody Wants Something”) – and it was relatable. It was must-see TV for an entire generation of Canadian kids whose adoration knew no bounds. And now we're all grown up. Where are our Degrassi kids now? How did Degrassi change their lives? And do they know how much they meant to us Canadian kids?And thanks to Joey Jeremiah – AKA Pat Mastroianni – we don't have to wait any longer for answers. Pat is the filmmaker behind a new documentary called A Narbo's Guide to Being a Broomhead, which unfolds during Degrassi Palooza, a three-day cast reunion weekend in Toronto attended by fans from all over the world. Pat intercuts poignant and funny moments from the reunion weekend with camcorder footage and personal photos from behind the scenes at Degrassi. The result is a film that gives viewers a front row seat to a one-of-a-kind fan experience, and also insight into the many ways the young actors were impacted by their time in Degrassi Junior High and Degrassi High. It's a funny and moving documentary for the generation of Canadians who grew up with Snake and Wheels and Caitlin and Joey, and get an inside look into one of the most iconic and groundbreaking series to come out of Canada. Episode sponsor: Fish Flight Entertainment

This is quite the episode! Caitlin dumps Joey, The Zits make a music video, and Liz and Erica get into a fight! As always, we had a great time reviewing it, and we hope that you will join us for the fun. We're available on all of the standard podcasting platforms and can also be streamed on Spotify. Please give us a follow on Twitter @NarbosPodcast or on Instagram @NarbosAndBroomheadsPodcast, and if you want to watch along, please send your comments to Narbosandbroomheads@gmail.com and we'll make sure to share them on future episodes. If you like the show, please shoot us a 5 star rating on iTunes, and tell all of your Degrassi loving friends!

After talking about Scream for the last couple weeks it only felt right that we discuss it's red headed step sister, I Know What You Did Last Summer. Troy and Seynique Smythe from Everybody Wants Something and We Die First break down why this movie hold special place in their hearts, how Jennifer Love Hewitt measures up as a final girl and why this movie isn't considered "cannon". They also take turns guessing what actually happens at the end of this movie. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Molls invites new friends and hosts of Everybody Wants Something (a Degrassi podcast, baby!), Seynique & Lauren! They get into the classic Lifetime drama, A Killer Among Friends, which stars 90s queen Tiffani-Amber Theissen. They discuss the true story behind the film and much more.  See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On a very special episode of Everybody Wants Something, we are joined by writer and podcaster, Molly McAleer (Mother May I Sleep With Podcast) to discuss this Lucy-centric episode. Lucy begins spending more time with Paul at the expense of her friends and Kathleen snubs Melanie after being elected vice-president. Also, we share more tales from the bus, reminisce about dumb science projects, and Crash is a total creep, right? You can find Molly at: https://mothermayisleepwithpodcast.com/ http://solidlisten.com/ Connect with us: twitter.com/everybodywspod https://www.instagram.com/ewspod/ www.facebook.com/everybodywantssomethingpod/ Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Today Seynique and Lauren from my FAVORITE Degrassi recap podcast (Everybody Wants Something) join me for this seriously amazing trip down memory lane. Most TV shows really hit their stride at season 4, and TM2 is no exception! On todays episode, Chelsea and Adam have “safe sex” using my personal favorite birth control, THE PULLOUT, … Continue reading Teen Mom 2 Season 4: Episode 1 “Under Pressure” with special guests Seynique and Lauren →

EVERYBODY WANTS SOMETHING. No one just wants to KINDLY HELP our heroes kill Xancrown aka the ender of all existence. WHY IS EVERYONE JUST SO SELFISH? Tune in to find out how the party deals with more bargaining and politics!

Erica murders babies.

Snake In A Tree! 

Do you ever feel like everyone is trying to get something from you? Or that the world just takes and takes and takes? The truth is that there really is "no such thing as a free lunch." Which is what makes the Bible so truly remarkable. Listen in to hear all of the "freebies" in store for you when you open the Word of God.

On a very special episode of Everybody Wants Something, we are joined by real-life Canadian, Degrassi-phile, and fellow podcaster, Amanda Kuchinski (Amanda Loves to Hate Teen Mom, Squirrel Friends Cocktail Hour)as we cover this classic Degrassi Jr. High episode. Spike, who is only 14, suspects she is pregnant; Arthur gives Yick romantic counseling. Also, Amanda tells us about her Degrassi paperback collection and maybe Seynique and Lauren have been harsh on Joey Jeremiah? Connect with us at: twitter.com/everybodywspod https://www.instagram.com/ewspod/ Don't forget to subscribe, rate, and review! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Joey Negro is the most well-known pseudonym of master British DJ/producer/remixer Dave Lee. Under a plethora of other monikers including Akabu, Doug Willis, The Sunburst Band, Jakatta, Raven Maize, Sessomatto, and Z Factor, Dave was one of the first artists to incorporate disco samples in house music when he began his production career in 1988. Indeed, he was in the studio making credible British House music when many luminaries around him were still busy getting to grips with their decks. Little has changed since then and Dave is still widely regarded as one of the forefathers of the UK dance scene who is still as productive as ever in the studio and behind the decks most weekends. A producer first, his work ethic is legendry, having been involved in well over 300 productions, countless albums and a healthy stack of pop crossover hit singles with tracks such as ‘Must Be The Music’, ‘Make A Move On Me’ and Jakatta’s ‘American Dream” making the UK Top 10. Dave has also been commissioned to remix the likes of Kelly Rowland, Empire of the Sun, Mariah Carey, Labrynth, Pet Shop Boys, Diana Ross and many many more. He also conceived and produced the UK number 1 “Relight My Fire” by Take That. However, despite the crossover successes the majority of Dave’s productions have had the heart in underground clubland – with releases on many seminal house music labels – Transmat, Nu Groove, Quark, JBO, Azuli, Deconstruction Guidance & NRK. Intrinsically linked with the birth of house in the UK, Dave Lee set up the dance music division of Rough Trade, Demix in 1986 and through this link, he began working with the Rhythm King label, which had had a number of hits with acts like Bomb The Bass, S-Express, Cookie Crew and Beatmasters. This experience and intimacy with other leading house labels led to him establishing his own imprint, Republic Records, in 1988. Now defunct, Republic was one of the UK’s first soulful house label releasing classics such as Phase II “Reachin” and Turntable Orchestra “You’re Gonna Miss Me” - as well as some early productions of his own like Raven Maize “Forever Together” Joey Negro, as an entity, was born in 1990 with the release of “Do It Believe It’ on US cult house label Nu Groove. When struggling for an act name Dave flicked through a pile of records next to his desk and ending up putting together Pal Joey and J Walter Negro - “I thought it sounded like a cool hispanic New York guy, I certainly never envisaged I’d be answering to the name Joey 25 years later”. The track was a breakthrough success and was followed by ‘Do What You Feel’, which was released on his second label and successor to Republic, Z Records. ‘Do What You Feel’ eventually crossed from a club hit to a top 40 pop hit on Virgin Records. Another Top 40 track followed with “Love Fantasy” and an album “Universe of Love” with guest appearances from disco acts The Trammps and Gwen Gutherie. Throughout the 90/00’s Dave delivered a constant stream of productions and remixes with tracks like his “Can’t Get High Without U” and Z Factor “Gotta Keep Pushin” (used as the theme for Ibiza Uncovered) becoming anthems on the dancefloor. These days his label ZR is not only a vehicle for him to release his own music but has become a very cool brand featuring productions and remixes from both cutting edge and established producers like Dennis Ferrer, Jimpster, Henrik Schwarz, The Revenge and Frankie Knuckles. Dave’s work producing live disco act The Sunburst Band has been the source of much praise and adoration. Their fourth album ‘The Secret Life of Us’ from 2012 was yet another power house of all things soul, jazz, and funk featuring a host of live musicians and vocalists has been widely regarded as the strongest Sunburst album yet. The LP topped the Solar Sweet rhythms for over 2 months (a record), Starpoint Soul chart, Amazon Funk chart and has received across the board props. The band continue to tour around the world on a regular basis. Dave has remained an avid vinyl collector and has put together many genre defining compilations – ‘Disco (Not Disco)’ (Strut), ‘Joey Negro In The House’ (Defected), ‘Disco Spectrum’ Vol.1–3 (BBE), ‘Jumpin’ 1& 2 (Harmless), Southport Weekender Volume 1, ‘Nite:Life’ and ‘Back In The Box’ (NRK) ‘The Trip’ (Family Records) ‘The Voyage – Excursions into Early House’ (X Treme) & ‘Lust: Art & Soul’ (Susu). Whilst on ZR he’s compiled ‘Destination Boogie’, ‘Locked In The Vinyl Cellar’, ‘Supafunkanova’ ‘The Soul of Disco’ (Vol.1-3), ‘Back Street Brit Funk’ and the latest labour of love ‘GoGo Get Down’ that focused on Washington DC GoGo funk, all of which continue to further cement him as one of the UK’s foremost musical authorities. Not wanting to hog all the limelight, Dave has started the ‘Under The Influence’ series on ZR which gives a platform to some of the worlds most serious record collectors – unknown names who’ve spent their lives collecting music and have the knowledge to put together a wicked selection on previously unheard music. His discography is undoubtedly impressive and his deep understanding as a selector of all things disco and house on the dancefloor have ensured his status on the global DJ circuit worldwide to this day. Joey Negro's dj sets reflect his extensive love of music ranging from rare disco through to vocal and classic house and often into more deep, electronic and techy areas, his sets littered with exclusives, old and new. Where as many producers from his era have tended to ease off on the studio work Mr Lee keeps turning out the club hits, evident in 2012 when he had 5 releases in the Traxsource end of year top 100. 2013 saw his long awaited compilation ‘Remixed With Love’ hit the stores. Packed with brand new remixes of classic disco tracks all reworked from original 24 track tapes and including artists such as Roxy Music, Patrice Rushen & Roy Ayers, the album topped sales charts on Amazon and Juno and stayed at No.1 on Traxsource for 4 months. His Akabu track "Everybody Wants Something" also featured in many end of year ‘best of’ charts. Joey has kept the pressure on in 2014 with singles under his Z Factor, Doug Willis and Sunburst Band aliases plus remixes for Zo! and Tramhead. He also put together and released a universally applauded Italo House album which dug deep into house history delivering some forgotten gems that still sound great today. Looking forward to next year there are already three albums lined up - Supafunkanova Volume 2, Remixed With Love Vol. 2 and a stunning compilation of 90s House and Garage. Also look out for a new artist album from Joey Negro coming soon... For all booking enquiries please email simon AT zrecords DOT ltd DOT uk

Joey Negro is the most well-known pseudonym of master British DJ/producer/remixer Dave Lee. Under a plethora of other monikers including Akabu, Doug Willis, The Sunburst Band, Jakatta, Raven Maize, Sessomatto, and Z Factor, Dave was one of the first artists to incorporate disco samples in house music when he began his production career in 1988. Indeed, he was in the studio making credible British House music when many luminaries around him were still busy getting to grips with their decks. Little has changed since then and Dave is still widely regarded as one of the forefathers of the UK dance scene who is still as productive as ever in the studio and behind the decks most weekends. A producer first, his work ethic is legendry, having been involved in well over 300 productions, countless albums and a healthy stack of pop crossover hit singles with tracks such as ‘Must Be The Music’, ‘Make A Move On Me’ and Jakatta’s ‘American Dream” making the UK Top 10. Dave has also been commissioned to remix the likes of Kelly Rowland, Empire of the Sun, Mariah Carey, Labrynth, Pet Shop Boys, Diana Ross and many many more. He also conceived and produced the UK number 1 “Relight My Fire” by Take That. However, despite the crossover successes the majority of Dave’s productions have had the heart in underground clubland – with releases on many seminal house music labels – Transmat, Nu Groove, Quark, JBO, Azuli, Deconstruction Guidance & NRK. Intrinsically linked with the birth of house in the UK, Dave Lee set up the dance music division of Rough Trade, Demix in 1986 and through this link, he began working with the Rhythm King label, which had had a number of hits with acts like Bomb The Bass, S-Express, Cookie Crew and Beatmasters. This experience and intimacy with other leading house labels led to him establishing his own imprint, Republic Records, in 1988. Now defunct, Republic was one of the UK’s first soulful house label releasing classics such as Phase II “Reachin” and Turntable Orchestra “You’re Gonna Miss Me” - as well as some early productions of his own like Raven Maize “Forever Together” Joey Negro, as an entity, was born in 1990 with the release of “Do It Believe It’ on US cult house label Nu Groove. When struggling for an act name Dave flicked through a pile of records next to his desk and ending up putting together Pal Joey and J Walter Negro - “I thought it sounded like a cool hispanic New York guy, I certainly never envisaged I’d be answering to the name Joey 25 years later”. The track was a breakthrough success and was followed by ‘Do What You Feel’, which was released on his second label and successor to Republic, Z Records. ‘Do What You Feel’ eventually crossed from a club hit to a top 40 pop hit on Virgin Records. Another Top 40 track followed with “Love Fantasy” and an album “Universe of Love” with guest appearances from disco acts The Trammps and Gwen Gutherie. Throughout the 90/00’s Dave delivered a constant stream of productions and remixes with tracks like his “Can’t Get High Without U” and Z Factor “Gotta Keep Pushin” (used as the theme for Ibiza Uncovered) becoming anthems on the dancefloor. These days his label ZR is not only a vehicle for him to release his own music but has become a very cool brand featuring productions and remixes from both cutting edge and established producers like Dennis Ferrer, Jimpster, Henrik Schwarz, The Revenge and Frankie Knuckles. Dave’s work producing live disco act The Sunburst Band has been the source of much praise and adoration. Their fourth album ‘The Secret Life of Us’ from 2012 was yet another power house of all things soul, jazz, and funk featuring a host of live musicians and vocalists has been widely regarded as the strongest Sunburst album yet. The LP topped the Solar Sweet rhythms for over 2 months (a record), Starpoint Soul chart, Amazon Funk chart and has received across the board props. The band continue to tour around the world on a regular basis. Dave has remained an avid vinyl collector and has put together many genre defining compilations – ‘Disco (Not Disco)’ (Strut), ‘Joey Negro In The House’ (Defected), ‘Disco Spectrum’ Vol.1–3 (BBE), ‘Jumpin’ 1& 2 (Harmless), Southport Weekender Volume 1, ‘Nite:Life’ and ‘Back In The Box’ (NRK) ‘The Trip’ (Family Records) ‘The Voyage – Excursions into Early House’ (X Treme) & ‘Lust: Art & Soul’ (Susu). Whilst on ZR he’s compiled ‘Destination Boogie’, ‘Locked In The Vinyl Cellar’, ‘Supafunkanova’ ‘The Soul of Disco’ (Vol.1-3), ‘Back Street Brit Funk’ and the latest labour of love ‘GoGo Get Down’ that focused on Washington DC GoGo funk, all of which continue to further cement him as one of the UK’s foremost musical authorities. Not wanting to hog all the limelight, Dave has started the ‘Under The Influence’ series on ZR which gives a platform to some of the worlds most serious record collectors – unknown names who’ve spent their lives collecting music and have the knowledge to put together a wicked selection on previously unheard music. His discography is undoubtedly impressive and his deep understanding as a selector of all things disco and house on the dancefloor have ensured his status on the global DJ circuit worldwide to this day. Joey Negro's dj sets reflect his extensive love of music ranging from rare disco through to vocal and classic house and often into more deep, electronic and techy areas, his sets littered with exclusives, old and new. Where as many producers from his era have tended to ease off on the studio work Mr Lee keeps turning out the club hits, evident in 2012 when he had 5 releases in the Traxsource end of year top 100. 2013 saw his long awaited compilation ‘Remixed With Love’ hit the stores. Packed with brand new remixes of classic disco tracks all reworked from original 24 track tapes and including artists such as Roxy Music, Patrice Rushen & Roy Ayers, the album topped sales charts on Amazon and Juno and stayed at No.1 on Traxsource for 4 months. His Akabu track "Everybody Wants Something" also featured in many end of year ‘best of’ charts. Joey has kept the pressure on in 2014 with singles under his Z Factor, Doug Willis and Sunburst Band aliases plus remixes for Zo! and Tramhead. He also put together and released a universally applauded Italo House album which dug deep into house history delivering some forgotten gems that still sound great today. Looking forward to next year there are already three albums lined up - Supafunkanova Volume 2, Remixed With Love Vol. 2 and a stunning compilation of 90s House and Garage. Also look out for a new artist album from Joey Negro coming soon... For all booking enquiries please email simon AT zrecords DOT ltd DOT uk

Introspection 2.0   Same spirit as the first iteration. Deep, slightly down tempoIndie and dark progressive House driven by big bass lines and (I hope ) original eclectic melodies.   Except for the Lana track which I picked up from Introspection 1.0, the set has a clear continental European feel. The artists and remixers are mostly from Northern Europe. The production is distinctively Nordic or German. I used no Latin flair nor samples and tried to concentrate on the mixing only.   Official thanks to Lars, who sent me some German tunes. Not only do I love them but it has opened a new direction for seeking new sounds. Lars, I am very grateful.   A word on the passing of Frankie Knuckles:  In the near future I will (how could I not?) fittingly mark the occasion with hopefully a live set at home with friends. Should the result be good enough I will upload the set. Reading the posts from the average punter like me and from DJs  he influenced or supported during his career, the common thread was on how much joy and what a nice gentle man he was. Whatever I’ll do, shall reflect the joy and gentleness. I do not want it to be a sad tribute, hence the wait..   Playlist:   2013 Summertime Sadness (MK Feel It In The Air Remix vs MK Lee Foss Cold Blooded Remix) [Xtian Shorten’ Edit]. Lana Del Rey            2013 Be Good (Original Mix). Andrey Exx  feat. Fomichev 2013 Be Good to Me (Me  My Toothbrush Remix). Croatia Squad 2014 Feel Good (Moe Turk Remix). Ran Salman and Ordonez feat. Shlomi B 2014 Never You Mind (Original Mix). KANT 2013 Mirage (Day Mix). Vanilla Ace 2013 Barfuss Auf Wolken (Club Mix). KlangKuenstler 2012 In The Night (Hot Since 82 Remix). Sivesgaard 2013 Come With Me (David Devilla  Elisabeth Aivar Remix). Mauro B and Gerard C feat. Elisabeth Aivar 2013 Everyday Everynight (KANT Remix). Amber Jolene feat. Nolan 2014 Everybody Wants Something (Kolombo Back To Bassix Mix). Akabu  feat. Alex Mills 2012 Rule The World (Maya Jane Coles Remix. Rashid Ajami    2012 Wir Sind Frei (Original Version). The Peacemaker Project     Highlights: Started where I left it with “Summertime Sadness” which turns out to be one of the weakest tracks of the set. A bit lazy of me.. Begining  the big bass line theme with Andrey Exx's great remix of the classic “ Be Good”. Whoever is the vocalist is amazing and I love the atmosphere the production has achieved. Continuing with the male vocalist of the same classic, this was a fluke but a happy one. “Be Good to Me” by Croatia Squad. Listen from the break at 15:36 and be in bliss with the disco keys they have introduced in what was a rather dark and progressive rendition. With the nest track “Feel Good” the set is at cruising spend. The Moe Turk Remix of the Ran Salman and Ordonez track is just top shelf progressive indie house. “Never You Mind” by Kant..  I LOVE anything Kant is currently producing.. From Denmark, those gys are subtle, inspired.. Released in 2014, this is going straight into my top ten.. Do not miss!! In case you did not get the heavy hint DO NOT MISS!! And maybe, just maybe buy the track on Beatport.. “Mirage” by Vanilla Ace. From London, very talented, remixers of Basement Jaxx and Nora en Pure. “Mirage” is again key and bass driven with a voice sample ( did not even had to had it).. I t is so easy to listen to and yet so intricate. Deep, Progressive or Chill you choose. “Barfuss auf Wolken” from KlangKueunstler .. which translates (I think) as “Walking Barefoot on the Cloud”.. My niece recognized the sample from somewhere, I didn’t.. Thank you Lars. Indie German track, with great guitar, showing how fusion should be done.. Happy tune! “Come with Me” sexy deep house based again on a big bass line, perfect percussions and synths pas in what is for me the perfect key for deep house (Gm). Hot since 82 serving up the remix. Sexy track .. “Come with Me, Close your eyes and kisssss me …” The Kant remix of “Everyday Everynight” if ever there was a track which dropped naturally, this was the one.. It is everything I attempted to make you feel here.. And again the Danes are showing how music can be clever and fully enjoyable.. If this is Indie.. well, I love Indie.. Amber Jolene with Nolan on the vocals.. “Everybody Wants Something”.. you know the track, Akabu is really smashing it recently and this remix is both a bit challenging and immensely sexy!   ATTENTION TOP TRACK !!.. The Maja Jane Coles remix of “Rule the World”.. If the Doors where performing today this would be what they would sound like.. Driving, melodic and the dimension  Maya Jane Coles has given the track is unmistakable. Love it!! As for Maya Janes Coles, she is firmly in my top ten current DJ and actually one of the very few, for whom I would move mountains to see and hear. Great talent!   “Wir Sind Frei” from the Peacemaker Project.. It is a collective of artists.. from Germany mainly.. here is their website http://www.thepeacemakerproject.com and their SoundCloud page https://soundcloud.com/thepeacemakerproject Same as KANT I love everything they do, they are bringing brains, style and elegance to House and are NEVER boring, always having a melodic dimension to anything they do. This is the current tip of the creation in House music.. and I am quite happy to say, it is in Europe… The track is good and I did not feel like “mixing it in” for the sake of it.. I knew I wanted it to end to give the Peacemaker Project a bit of exposure.   Hope you like Introspection 2.0.   I will be back next week.   A bientôt.   Xtian

Mixed by Todd Hanna 1. “Always There” – Soul Minority & Nathalie Claude. 2. “Out of this State” – Inhabitants. 3. “Watching” (Deeplomatik Main Mix) – Berardino & Sonatore. 4. “Everybody Wants Something” (Joey Negro Strip Mix) – Akabu & Alex Mills. 5. “Night Drive In Moscow” (Satin Jackets Remix) – 5 Reasons & Patrick Baker. 6. “Only You” – Satin Jackets. 7. “Musicology” – Vanilla Ace. 8. “In a Heartbeat” – Moodwax. 9. “Changed” (Kolombo Remix) – Dave Davis & Skye. 10. “Your Only Best Friend” (Kolombo Remix) – Mono Negro. 11. “Lonely Road” (Betoko Remix) – Francys. 12. “You” (Finnebassen Remix) – Sascha Braemer. 13. “A Lot of Things” (Betoko Remix) – Tom Glass. Join SUR on Facebook! LIKE our page at http://www.facebook.com/surhouse