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Avenue Red welcomes a debut mix from Tim Ohta, who has delivered a seamless 100 minute vinyl-only session of slinky, deep, smooth-rolling minimal house & techno. Prepare to be immersed in some seriously trippy and hypnotic sounds from a 20-years-in-the-game veteran selector! "I am 43 and for almost half of my life (since 2005) I have been collecting vinyl records with a tenacity worthy of a better use. Sometimes I even get to play them in some public spaces. I think this picture suits the mix nicely. It is my 'avenue' on Vasilyevsky Island in St. Petersburg, Russia. The photo was taken at 5 o'clock in the morning... after the club vibes ;) This mix for Avenue Red was recorded at home using a classic set-up: an Allen & Heath Xone:92 and 2x Technics 1210's. There was no pre-selection of records involved - the session was completely spontaneous, so I can't provide the tracklist. Thanks to Alec for posting!" Tim Ohta, April 2025 https://soundcloud.com/tim_ohtas-vinyl-treasury

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For this edition of The Bunker Podcast we're releasing @otodojo's live set from their album release party at The Bunker in April. artist video explanation accompaniment: youtu.be/h-xMUetPiTg?si=9qj-4DNHj2dHUBtT artist statement: In February 2023 I focused on developing a new live set for my debut with @thebunkerny for an album release, named one of the best releases of 2023 by @mixmag-1. I trained the set with performances at Bossa Nova Civic Club with Perfect Party Look Book and at Forest City Lodge with Microtones in Ithaca. Maybe describing this can help you process some live set ideas. My previous approach to delivering this material live (originally at The Long Count Cycle, then at Technically Yeah) was using stems as a bedrock and improvisation on top. Even though this worked fine, it got a bit stale for me and I wanted to be as satisfied as a listener when a groove sets in. So I decided to go fully based on MIDI information and instruments, with an added challenge that my CPU can't take too much of a load, so I needed to make sure I disabled certain instruments before bringing others in. A disclaimer is that I am not fully endorsing all of the equipment in this list, there are some caveats that I'm happy to discuss. In Ableton I created custom instruments through stock plugins like operator, collision, wavetable - these instruments are divided into ones I cycle through and ones that are constant throughout the set. The constant ones exist in instrument racks and are freely interchangeable through chains - all of the parameters are mapped to the same knobs on my Novation Launch Control XL enabling me to wash through several instruments running varying sounds. I also have stored macro variations for those instruments in case I need some sound immediately without menu diving (like 1/16 note hi hats). The cycled instruments instruments are mostly from my tracks in Amphibious / Aural Spirits that are all controlled by four channels on my Xone K1. Initially I tried using Tip by K-Devices and Map-8 to disable a swath of devices (thanks One Child Policy for the tip!). Yet I found that the CPU load was comparable with just leaving the devices on and simply stopping clips. This made for a much better workflow. I slowly progress through the cycled instruments while improvising with the constant instruments and the main drums / accenting discussed below. My iPad is running Werkbench by Karl Scholz @karlalamusic, a sequencer sampler app that can easily form interesting polyrhythms and is great for anything sample-related, like live accenting, bass lines, drums, etc. For the main drums I didn't want to be too focused on sequencing as it takes up a lot of time, so I just wanted to scroll through patterns that I generate beforehand. I opted to use a modified version of Instant Haus by @alexkid which stores drum patterns for four-five instruments. Modifying this was a bit challenging as it is difficult to determine what kind of patterns I think can stay interesting over an hour time period. This is playing Smackos 808 Simulator by @legowelt-official as well as other custom drum instruments. For acid lines I am using a Roland TB03 on lend from Indy Nyles and sequencing the 303 with Sting by Iftah Gabbai as well as his Microtuner device coupled with note echos (I believe this is the most CPU intensive part of the set).I am using Ableton Push as a means to do miscellaneous control and Jaw Harp / Mic for some added organic-ness. I am running all of this through an Apollo Twin Duo and Allen & Heath Xone 96 at the club.

Monument is excited to share a new label showcase this time in the form of Navigare Audio. Navigare Audio is the shared vision of three friends and DJ colleagues residing in the northernmost parts of Europe. Countless adventures on dancefloors and stages around many corners of the world planted the seed of giving back to a global scene they've been part of for almost two decades. With musical roots spanning all over the psychedelic spectrum, Navigare Audio aims to explore further and deeper into the vast ocean of transcendental Techno. Curated and mixed by Anders Navigare in May 2023 using (3) Pioneer CDJ 2000s and (1) Allen & Heath Xone 92 mixer. Tracklist - Solarythm - Detachment [NAVIGAREDIG004] Toffes Värld - Vattenälva [NAVIGAREDIG003] Hydrous - Cenote [NAVIGAREDIG001] Deepbass - Waystation [NAVIGAREDIG005] Marcus Henriksson - Fire Of Water (Deepbass Remix) [NAVIGARE001] Doctrina Natura - Hexed Lichen [NAVIGAREDIG005] Hydrous (Forest On Stasys Remix) [UNRELEASED] Solarythm - Through True Freedom [NAVIGAREDIG004] Ness - Nobody Knows The Way [NAVIGARE002] Ryogo Yamamori - Rainfall (Feral Remix) [NAVIGAREDIG002] Kalumet [UNRELEASED] Kalumet - Abyss Drum [NAVIGAREDIG005] Hydrous - Viridian (Ness Remix) [NAVIGAREDIG001] Atlas [UNRELEASED] Ness - Like A Plucked Flower [NAVIGARE002] Atlas - Alpha [NAVIGAREDIG005] Ness - Interplanetary Fugitives [NAVIGARE002] Marcus Henriksson - Fire Of Water (Don Pepe & David Laake Remix) [NAVIGAREDIG005] Toffes Värld - Över Molnen [NAVIGAREDIG005] Hydrous [UNRELEASED] Toffes Värld - De Underjordiska (Hydrous Remix) [NAVIGAREDIG003] Follow - @anders-navigare www.navigareaudio.bandcamp.com www.instagram.com/navigareaudio www.facebook.com/navigareaudio @navigare-audio

Welcome to Showcasing House Music DJ Mixes by dattrax!! My DJ Friends often called hunting for great tracks, "Junk Hunting". That's what we all do who love spinning House, don't we? We went though beatport.com & traxsource.com for weeks and probably listened to 2500+ tracks to buy 68 between the both of us. Jim took beatport and I took traxsource. I think our total bill was less than $140 bucks. In the vinyl days, it would have cost at least $1300 for 68EPs. Yup, it was $16.99 (b4 taxes!) for a 4 track EP or 2Trx double sided 12" or sometimes 1Trx, one sided bootleg. We usually only bought an EP for one cut. The GOOSE BUMP/ FIST IN THE AIR CUT.NOTE: w/ the exception of track#2 in this mix, which is a gorgeous SADE bootleg made by Jason B. of SoulFusionExpress fame in Toronto and given to me by an amazing DJ that I met online, Said Chaara.This is the fourth mix after we both bought from those mp3 stores. First one that we're posting. We are like kids on Christmas morning. Nothing like listening to a batch of new house w/ your best friend and DJ partner of almost 20yrs. We listened to the tracks for a few days first.Have enough tracks for a second mix. Going to raid stompy.com (Update: No longer in business. We now only buy from https://www.traxsource.com/ and https://www.beatport.com/ ) in next week first. It'd be nice to find 20 or more tracks there (We can only hope).Made w/ two pioneer 1000 cd turntables and an Allen & Heath XONE: 92 mixer and a pair of crappy headphones (Jim was hogging the good pair!). The instruments in these headphones didn't sound distinct enough and it wasn't loud enough!Sidenote: Invest in good headphones if you want to DJ, it'll make your experiences so much better- spend at least $200 on a pair. At the same time, work w/ what you have and start listening, collecting and MIXING!We hope you like this mix, it was made w/ childlike wonder & youthful love at this music we call HOUSE.As always - massive thanks to the amazing vocalists, producers, DJs and dancers (even in your homes or while walking about) for their incredible advancement of this beautiful musical genre!! Makes us all feel young, vibrant and extremely happy!!---------------Reach out to us and comment if you like our mixes. Just Google 'dattrax' and you'll find all places online that we've been a part of. Please share with other like-minded individuals.---------------There's a PayPal donate button on the right if you're on our main Podomatic site if you want to buy us a beer to say cheers ; )Our PayPal donation email if you are listening to our mixes on another platform. Any amount of support is welcomed. We appreciate you! dattrax@gmail.com---------------Our main mix site: https://dattrax.podomatic.com/ or at: https://www.podomatic.com/podcasts/dattrax or Google "dattrax" and find the Podomatic link.THIS IS THE BEST OPTION: You can download the free "Podomatic" app, sign up with your email, then search 'dattrax' and subscribe to 'house music by dattrax'. It has a cute pic of my youngest boy when he was little and over my DJ mixer. BOOM!! 120+ mixes, the last 27yrs of our lives in the crack of time between family, friends and work.

Svar was resident at the infamous Mixed Munich Arts Club before it closed down. There he continuously developed his style of DJing characterized by a varied selection of different styles and moods, drifting and trippy soundscapes and always full of tension throughout. Together with his good friend Javier Bähr he also started Rohstoff, which functions as an ambient tape label and also a monthly radio show on Munich’s Radio80000. Svar moved to Berlin sometime in 2019 where he is planning further exciting musical projects. Stay tuned! This podcast is a recording of an opening set he played at legendary Tresor Club in 2019. An Allen & Heath Xone:92 Mixer, 2 Technics SL-1210 turntables and 3 CDJ-2000NXS2 were used that night. -- 003: Svar from Berlin, Germany Svar @ SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/svarofficial Svar @ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/svar.de Rohstoff @ SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/rohstoffrecords Rohstoff @ Bandcamp: https://rohstoffrecords.bandcamp.com

Interview : Virtual Underground : How has this Ømen story started? Ømen : It started as a hobby and side-project, as I felt the need for a creative outlet to cope with London's fast-paced lifestyle and have always been passionate about music. I used to play in various bands as a drummer, but electronic music always fascinated, particularly the more experimental and underground scenes. After co-founding MASS, a London based Techno night, my focus and drive to produce and play Techno crystallised. Virtual Underground : Where do you generally draw your inspiration from? Ømen : My inspiration tends to come from being mindful of my life experiences, the emotions they evoke, being curious, and always trying to push my limits. Lately, I find myself listening to a lot of raw, aggressive, and occasionally melodic/melancholic tracks. I also have incredibly talented friends that produce great music that I often try to incorporate in my storytelling. Having grown up in Bali, Indonesia, I draw inspiration from the rhythms, mystical prayers, and percussive elements emanating from my youth, while also reflecting the brutal and industrial reality of currently living in a major European capital. Virtual Underground : Could you describe your music selection and mixing process? Ømen : I am constantly creating a mind-map of tracks that would go well together as I listen to music daily. However, when it comes to designing a mix or a set, it reflects the mood that I am generally in during that period. Drawing from my ‘mind-map', I tend to already have a blue-print of how it will start and how it will end, but the rest is relatively spontaneous. Virtual Underground : Which software/hardware did you use for this set? Ømen : My mixing set up consists of two Pioneer CDJ 1000 MK3 (still using CD's), Allen & Heath Xone 23 mixer, and studio monitors. For music production, I use Ableton and occasional external instruments such as synths or drum machines. @omenlnd

For this edition of The Bunker Podcast, we welcome one of Berlin's best DJs, Handmade, resident at Tresor and Same Bitches. artist statement: "For the current Bunker Podcast series I compiled some of my favourite club tunes, released between 1995-1999, I used two Technics 1210 turntables and an Allen&Heath Xone 22 mixer. Its a tough time for all of us right now, so I hope I can send some light into your room with this mix. stay home stay strong stay healthy"

A fresh vinyl-only mix by @rjceetoo. Play. Loud! YouTube HD Version: https://youtu.be/bClXVdfeuXQ ▼ Tracklist: Loefah - The Goat Stare (DMZ) SP:MC - Vintage (Sentry) El-B - Amazon (Tempa) Moving Ninja - Murky (Tectonic) District - Inorganic (Chestplate) Macker - Isolation (Macker) Youngsta - Poseidon (Tempa) Wen - Commotion (Keysound) Pinch - Get Up (Tectonic) ID & Skinnz - The Blues (Earwax) Visionist - Control This (Signal Life) LV & Dandelion - CCTV (Hyperdub) Digital Mystikz - Wait (Soul Jazz) Lyeform - Stigma VIP Dub Piezo - Antelope Swing (Subaltern) Shackleton - Tin Foil Sky (Skull Disco) Mala - Da Wrath - Souljahz VIP (DMZ) 🎧 Equipment: 2x Technics 1200 Mk 2, Allen & Heath Xone 02, Pioneer HDJX7 headphones 🔗 Link: https://soundcloud.com/rjceetoo

www.bohumil.hu Created with: 2x Techncs SL1210 Mk2 Turntable 2x Ortofon Pro S Pickup Allen and Heath Xone 92 Redsound Sampler Boss DD7 Delay Pedal Sennheiser HD25 Headphone 1x Prosecco Bohumil - Vinyl Memories 001 / Part of 90's Techno - House Tracklist: 01. Underground Sound Of Lisbon ‎– So Get Up (Accapella)_TRIBAL America_1994 02. Wishmountain ‎– Salad Tosser_Evolution_1996 03. The Break Boys ‎– My House Is Your House (And Your House Is Mine) (Miami Beach Break Mix)_Fourth Floor Records_1990 04. Joey Beltram ‎– Game Form (Mike Dearborn Remix)_Tresor_1995 05. Jay Denham - Pride (It's Time)_Disko B ‎– db 84_1999 06. Sound Associates ‎– Music_Spot On Records_2001 07. DJ Rush - Djax-Up Beat_Djax-Up-Beats_2000 08. DJ Rob Little ‎– Pulsate_Undefined Recordings_1999 09. Electric Deluxe ‎– Electric Deluxe_Plus 8 Records_2000 10. Dave Clarke ‎– Red 2_Re-load Records_1994 11. Exos - Half_Force Inc. Music Works_2000 12. V.C.P. ‎– Area_Tortured Records_1999 13. Johannes Heil - Golden Dawn_Kanzleramt_2000 14. BBE ‎– Revision 2_Satellite_1997 15. Moby ‎– Hymn_Mute_1994

Portal Episode 09 by Markus Suckut Episode 09 is something different, it's a live recording from a club night. I've played the opening at the Treibstoff Klub party, at Gewölbe in Cologne for Radio Slave two weeks ago. For me this was the perfect slot. The club filled up quite fast. I hope you enjoy this recording as I did to play this dj set. My setup this night was an Allen & Heath Xone 96, two Technics 1210 MKII and four CDJs 2000 NX2, additional I brought my Strymon Big Sky reverb and my beloved Redsound Soundbite Pro. As this one is a live recording there is no tracklist available. For some regular information feel free to visit my website: www.markussuckut.com

Dedicación, compromiso, pasión. Estos elementos han estado siguiendo a Nick desde que empezó su viaje hacia el mundo de la música electrónica, hace 15 años atrás. Durante su residencia en el icónico club VENUE de su ciudad natal Atenas, fue la combinación de profesionalidad y pasión genuina por la cultura de la música house underground; que le permitió hacer su marca como un “warm up” dj para algunos de los más grandes nombres en la música dance. Aunque se encontró compartiendo cabina con sus ídolos a una edad bastante joven, consiguió dirigir su entusiasmo y entregar el dancefloor perfectamente preparado para que los invitados especiales tomasen el control. La calidad de sus habilidad para seleccionar llamó la atención de algunos de los pesos pesados como Nick Warren, quién le nombró como el “DJ más subvalorado del mundo” en DjMag ́s Top 100. Pero fue Hernán Cattaneo quién se cautivó, principalmente por su visión progresista que lo llevan a confeccionar sets elegantes y bien armados. La leyenda sudamericana inicialmente invitó a Nick en sus tours por Grecia y desde entonces se crea una relación en torno a la música y el talento; que florece hasta el día de hoy. Su colaboración ha crecido y se ha expandido con gran éxito en 3 continentes (Europa / América / Asia). Hasta la fecha llevan casi 60 fechas juntos; una cifra que apenas representa la creciente relación musical y - mas que todo – una gran amistad. Su carrera internacional sigue creciendo con shows desde Bali a Amsterdam & desde Nueva York a Tokio, mientras ha estado dejando su destacada marca como productor. Como un asiduo actual en el sello “Sudbeat” y con una cantidad ascendente de lanzamientos; construye una carrera igualmente prometedora en el ámbito de la producción. Siempre leal a los elementos melódicos atmosféricos pero con una modernización continua, en conjunto a su habilidad de mezclar un sinfín de estilos de música house undergroound, ha creado su sonido característico.Un estilo único, que lo llevó a tocar con leyendas de dos generaciones; como Sasha, John Digweed, Sven Vath, Dubfire, Solomun - y esta lista sigue. Con shows en algunos de los clubes más icónicos del mundo tales como Crobar y Pachá en Nueva York, Mansion en Miami, en festivales legendarios como Creamfields en Buenos Aires y el BPM, con una presencia constante en los eventos Off Sónar en Barcelona - su base actual - o en ADE (Amsterdam Dance Event), él continua otorgando sets bien estructurados e intrigantes; haciendo su grupo de seguidores más grande y aun más fieles. TRACKLIST: - Nure - Deathco (LADS Remix) [Mango Alley] - Nishan Lee - Voice of Ella (Felipe Michan Remix) [Stellar Fountain] - Lio Q - Belen (Original Mix) - TH;EN - Riemu (Sonic Union & Bastards Of Funk Remix) [Mango Alley] - Luciano Scheffer - Mar (Original Mix) [Or Two Strangers] - Namatjira – Vanuatu (Original Mix) [Truesounds Music] - Khainz, Jack & Juus - Frequent Avenue (Original Mix) [Yoshitoshi Recordings] - Westseven & Matoz - Brainchild (Kamilo Sanclemente and Dabeat Remix) [Mango Alley] - Simos Tagias & Golan Zocher - Orange (Matias Chilano Remix) [Movement Recordings] - Katrin Souza - A Dark Forest (Paul Angelo & Don Argento Remix) [Yin] Este podcast ha sido grabado con dos cdjs Pioneer nxs2 y un mixer Allen & Heath Xone:92. Redes sociales del artista: soundcloud.com/nick-varon facebook.com/nickvaronofficial www.instagram.com/nickvaron

Two hours of bumpin' moods and grooves with the Quartet Series boss. Interview with @nachtbraker here: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/nachtbraker About the mix.. "I recorded it at home on 2 Technics SL1210 MKII and an Allen & Heath Xone:23 mixer. It's about two hours of vinyl that I recently bought and have been playing out at gigs. I've been spending a bit too much money on records lately, so doing this mix justifies the euros spent maybe haha. While I was recording the mix I actually got a few orders delivered to my home so in the last hour there's a couple of fresh records from that."

Diego Montaña aka Diego es un Dj uruguayo nacido el 21 de Enero de 1992 en Juan Lacaze, Colonia. Atraído por la música electrónica desde joven, influenciado por un sonido Deep House y Progressive House, comienza en el año 2011 con sus primeras presentaciones en formato Dj en ciclos de fiestas pioneros de la escena de Uruguay como lo fue [Fuck the Cube] en el cuál formo parte de la residencia en W Lounge de la ciudad de Mercedes, Soriano. Al poco tiempo y con la gran concurrencia del público se logra crear por primera vez un sector propio en el Festival de la Gran Manzana 20 de Mercedes colmando la capacidad del mismo. Esto lo lleva a la capital Montevideo en lo que se presentaría en distintos ciclos de fiestas como lo fueron: Gr4do, Dezounds Party, Revolution. Actualmente es host de un podcast “Sunday Podcast by Diego” en la plataforma Mixcloud el que describe como una mezcla en su mayoría Deep House-Progressive con ciertos elementos del Techno. Al día de hoy sus episodios tienen relevancia en los charts de Mixcloud entrando en el top 100 a nivel global dentro de los géneros Deep House y Progressive House. TRACKLIST: - Zone+ - Bien [All Day I Dream] - Juan Sapia – Adhara [Soundteller Records] - Miraculum: A Kacatok Vandorlasa (Julian Nates Remix) [Soundteller Records] - Nicolas Rada: Yaroun (Andrea Cassino Remix) [Particles] - Fabri Lopez: Divine Air (Original Mix) [3rd Avenue] - Li-Polymer - Pterodroma (Matias Chilano Remix) [Balkan Connection] - Sebastian Sellares - Epifany In The Woods (Simply City's Stereo Montreal Interpretation) [Or Two Strangers] - Rick Pier O'Neil - Kulkan (RPO Part 2) [RPO Records] - East Cafe - Pulsar (Solid Stone Remix) [Transpecta] Este podcast ha sido grabado con el programa Traktor Pro, un mixer Allen & Heath Xone:92 y un controlador Allen & Heath Xone:K2. Redes sociales del artista: www.mixcloud.com/SundayPodcastby-Diego www.facebook.com/SundayPodcastbyDiego www.instagram.com/sundaybydiego

Ya está disponible el episodio número #024 de nuestro podcast, recibiendo a ethereal en una edición especial grabada en vivo desde la academia de música ARJAUS. Gracias a ethereal por semejante show! Y gracias a ARJAUS por el espacio que nos dieron. Es una alegría para nosotros ver crecer este espacio dedicado a artistas nacionales, donde pueden contar su historia y transmitir su mensaje a través de la música. Podes volver a verlo acá: https://l.emtarg.com.ar/ethereal-arjaus TRACKLIST ethereal – Space Call (Intro) Mathame - Departure (Tale Of Us Intro Edit) [Afterlife Records] Oliver Winters - Helios (Original Mix) [Click Records] Fideles – Narrow Poetry [IMPRESSUM] Peter Makto feat. Katya - Sharp Lines (Justrice Remix) [Truesounds Music] Maestral - Chiaroscuro [Suah Records] Enøs - Asgard [Oddity Records] Binaryh - Cerberus [Prisma Techno] Esoteric Circle & In Anima – Dawn [Family N.A.M.E] Monarke - Endless [Uxoa Dutxa Elite] KarVeltt - The Journey (Obscure Sense Remix) [Awen Records] Este episodio fue grabado con 4 Cdjs Pioneer Nexus 2, mixer Allen & Heath Xone:92 y Pioneer RMX-1000. Redes sociales. Soundcloud: @etherealofc Facebook: www.facebook.com/ethereal.ofc Instagram: www.instagram.com/_ethereal.ofc

Belfast selector, promoter and producer Bobby Analog has a long history of playing and creating music for dancefloors which has seen his career move in somewhat of an upward trajectory in recent years. "Mix was recorded in my tiny little studio space using my 1200's and an Allen & Heath Xone 23. I had a couple of different directions for this but I ended up showcasing my love for New York garage house, so expect lots of early Strictly Rhythm, Kerri Chandler and Mateo & Matos theres even a little AVH in there. A lot of this stuff is what is inspiring me to write music right now so figured why not do a little compilation with some of my favourites." Tracklist 1. DJ Fett Birger - Kokken Tors Jævla Sensualitet Mix (Lang Versjon) / Sound Metaphors Records 2. Z.A.M - African Freedom (The Johannesburg Dub) / Playtime Records 3. Deep Choice - Fix Of 4:38 PM / Safe Trip 4. K. Hand - Do It (Get Up Mix) / Distance 5. Mfon - Ron Hardy's Resurrection / Soma Quality Recordings 6. John Daly - One More City / Secretsundaze 7. John Swing - Old Vibe / Relative 8. Mateo & Matos - Release The Rhythm / Glasgow Underground 9. Deep Creed 94 - Warriors Dance (Armands Circle Mix) / Sorted Records 10. Caucasian Boy - Electric Mistress (Organstic Mix) / Strictly Rhythm 11. Kings Of Tomorrow - K.O.T Anthem / Slip 'N' Slide 12. Kerri Chandler - Love Will Find A Way (Players Mix) / Soundmen On Wax 13. Mass Order - Lift Every Voice And Sing / Columbia Sit back and tune into that Friday feeling... Our mixseries is now available as a podcast, so please like and subscribe via the itunes store. www.slothboogie.com

After a winter shutdown the Avenue Red Podcast gets an increment via a fresh, punchy, stripped back Tech House session from a young DJ from Lima, Peru known as Meneses (real name Luis Meneses). At only 20 years old Meneses has already found some acclaim in his vast Pacific-coast city, most notably as a member of the Undersound Peru collective, which attracts a proper underground following of musically clued-up party people to Casa Galeria El Tábano - one of the key nightclubs in the Peruvian capital. This is the first mix we have featured from a South American DJ and were very interested to hear what it would contain when it appeared in the inbox... considering that you can hear it for yourself here, clearly we liked it! This is a smooth ride through some very direct, minimalistic and bare-boned clubby tracks that resemble cold, steel frameworks encrusted with their own characteristic embellishments. Picture each track as being like a unique electricity pylon structure (beats) decorated with it's own selection of subtle lights that shimmer and glow in a haze (synths/melodies/other elements)... hearing the set is like staring out of a fast moving train window, seeing them drift past your gaze: a consistently flowing image made of seamlessly connected entities, gently floating and modulating by with a beautifully kaleidoscopic quality. Just relax and let it wash over you. "I like to focus on pushing music from fresh artists who deliver quality, punchy, groovy tracks with spaced out deepness. The night, the darker hours, the distant city lights flickering... it's my inspirational zone where I really get into the music. I search create a unique and electric atmosphere in my sets, music that drives forwards in the club yet also sounds great in the headphones. This mix was recorded with 2 x Vestax CDX05 with 1 and an Allen & Heath XONE:92 mixer. I hope you enjoy the tunes!" Luis Meneses, January 2017 https://soundcloud.com/meneses01

New mix entitled "the fall". The fall is the transition between summer and winter, hot and cold, from one extreme to another. Leaves fall from trees having expired their time and lay scattered across the ground in a colorful display of what seems to be despair for the tree. This is not the case however as the tree is just protecting and preparing itself for the cold weather that is approaching. In the end when spring arrives with warm air and fresh water, new leaves will sprout and the tree will be back to normal, stronger than before... I'm not posting a track listing for this mix. There is various styles of house music so prepare yourself for the ride! This mix was recorded using an Allen & Heath Xone DB4 Digital Mixer , an Allen & Heath Xone K1 Midi Controller, an Allen & Heath Xone K2 Midi Controller, Traktor Scratch Pro 2.7.0, 2 DB Technologies Opera 712DX Self Powered Monitors and a pair of Allen & Heath Xone XD2-53 Headphones. Visit my website for more info and links: www.djtroycarter.com

Here we are with the third edition of the DC House Grooves Meet The Locals Podcast. For this edition, we've got a superb underground mix from a regular on the local DC scene, Boss Ross. Originally hailing from Detroit, you can find Boss Ross playing regularly in and around DC. Over to the Boss himself for more about the mix: "For those who might not know me I play Detroit house and deep techno throughout the MVA area. Playing records before a sometimes captive audience for the last 4.5 years has been a great pleasure and once again I thank everyone who has given me a chance to present the music I am fortunate enough to possess. This mix attempts to combine all of the elements I like to present when I play at venues like Flash, Uhall, Tropicalia, Zeba coach and pole bar and of course the backedbar. Those elements being analog treatment, acid lines, pianos and sparse vocals. I used two Technics SL-1200M3D turntables, one Allen and Heath Xone 22 mixer, two stanton groovemaster cartridges, two mukatsuku disc stabilizers, vinyls and one can of mandarin flavored seltzer to create what you listen to today. My principal association is to Composite which is a group of seven veteran techno DJs who play a monthly party currently located at Flash nightclub. Composite has several irons in the fire for some great techno coming to familiar places this fall. Additionally, I do gigs for the likes of 88/Forward, Vague Output crew in Baltimore, SelectDC,Trevor Keen and pretty much anyone with a shiny object and a drink ticket. It's my goal after 6 years to take what I've gathered in front of the fine people in this area and make my own tracks. As of now I will continue to collect and mix the best of what comes to my ears. Thank you for lending yours and I look forward to seeing so many great people out and about again very soon." Track list: KWC 92 - Dreaming of You - L.I.E.S. Terekke - B1 - LIES Feroun & Sound Gypsy - Kowli - Kowli Pittsburgh Track Authority - Visions of Serengeti - Pittsburgh Tracks Smallpeople - In The Jungle - Running Back Tevo Howard - Yes You (Rough Mix) - Beautiful Granville Omar S - This Muthaf*cka - FXHE Jared Wilson - Ghostminer2 - 7777 Melja - Steady Mobbin' - Mister Saturday Night Jamie 3:26 & Cratebug - Hit it N Quit It - Lumberjacks In Hell Moodymann - Forevernevermore - KDJ Kai Alce - Bee Bop - NDATL Brett Dancer - Juno - Trackmode Scott Grooves - "It Doesn't All Have To Be Techy" - Natural Midi Boss Ross music and info: https://soundcloud.com/bossrossdj http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/bossross

A jojoflores mix made on the Xone DB4 exclusively for Allen & Heath. The Xone:DB4 is a truly ground-breaking mixer and by far the most advanced product that Allen & Heath have designed. Every feature has been meticulously researched with a view to offering DJs ultimate creativity. Read more: http://www.allen-heath.com/ahproducts/xonedb4/ For Booking Inquiries: jojoflores@gmail.com - To download mixes click on: http://bit.ly/jojofloresclub - jojoflores on FaceBook: http://facebook.com/djjojoflores - jojoflores on Instagram: http://instagram.com/jojoflores - jojoflores on Twitter: http://twitter.com/djjojoflores - jojoflores iPhone App: http://road.ie/jojoflores - jojoflores Website: http://jojoflores.com Leave a comment, follow or like to receive future download links. Thanks!

Cablecast 005: ALAN FITZPATRICK The continued rise of Alan Fitzpatrick is the biggest story in UK techno right now. Having enjoyed a rapid ascent since his emergence as the new kid on the techno block in the latter half of 2009, Fitzpatrick now enjoys a status as a highly respected and in-demand producer. His first album, "Shadows in the Dark", released on Adam Beyer's globally renowned imprint, Drumcode, demonstrating his ability to mix pounding techno with more lush, melodic sounds. From that moment he was hotly tipped by some of the biggest names in the game, including Carl Cox, Dubfire, Len Faki, and of course Adam Beyer. At Drumcode, Alan has found a natural home, and this partnership is definitely proving to be a successful one, releasing three chart topping EP's in Static, Face of Rejection and Insurgent Series. His abilities in the studio have not gone unnoticed, with the likes of Digweed, Joey Beltram and Nick Muir demanding his services.His style of immersive Techno has led to a ram packed gig diary worldwide, mixing it with the very best in the scene. A regular at the legendary Jaded After Hours, it only seemed right that Alan would be announced as their new resident. Where, how and on what was the mix recorded? This mix was recorded in my new studio which is built in a converted garage at the back of my house. If you follow me on Facebook or Twitter you will have no doubt seen the pictures of me building the studio! I Tech list for this mix included 3 CDJ2000’s an Allen & Heath Xone 92 mixer and a Red Sound sampler. What are your past experiences of Cable and in particular Jaded's Sunday morning affairs? Thinking about it I have only been to Cable for Jaded. I have played 3 times before and been twice for just for a dance after the annual Drumcode warehouse parties on London. In true after party style I can’t say too much about my past experiences as either I can’t remember or its way too classified for an interview but I can confirm for anyone with any doubts that it is the messiest dancefloor in London and a really great club with super sound. Did you think about these when you performed the mix?Yeah, for sure. I love the vibe at Jaded and I love playing on the system at Cable. This is why I was so excited to be offered a residency for 2013 and my memories of being at the events was certainly foremost in my mind when I did the mix. I wanted to make an hour long snapshot of what an Alan Fitzpatrick Jaded set will be like so it starts off deep and on the after hours to and build up to more peak time stuff. You'll be performing for 5 hours (or maybe longer) at Jaded on sunday morning.  What can we expect?It will definitely be a bit of a journey. One of my favorite parts of the past Jaded sessions has been the first hour or so when everyone is just getting into it, whether they have been to another club already or just arrived direct from their beds. It gives me a chance to play deeper, more left-of-centre tracks that I hardly ever get to play in a club. I will of course play a more familiar Alan Fitzpatrick style once my set starts to peak and then I have a few new bits and special tracks lined up for the end too. Anything else coming up that we should know about?Well, Im off on holiday next week for 10 days! When I get back I shall be gearing up for lots more touring including a trip to Colombia before WMC in Miami where I will be playing at the Drumcode showcase. Music wise I have three new remixes that are about to be released, with a remix of Renato Cohen’s classic ‘Pontape’ and Ben Sim’s ‘Riots in London’ for Drumcode and a remix of the new Adam Beyer track ‘Take Me Away’ for Drumcode’s sister label, Truesoul. Catch Alan this Sunday at Jaded After Hours Jaded at Cable / Sunday 10th February / 5am - 1pm DJs: Alan Fitzpatrick (5 Hour Set), Raymundo Rodriguez + Special Guests Click here for more event info

(english below) 5,000+ descargas en iTunes "...¡Esta es una EJECUCION IMPRESIONANTE! Has escogido algunos soberbios temas y los has mezclado a través de un sorprendente viaje aural de trance..." -Dj Tim Angrave Finalmente pude subir a mi Podcast este inolvidable DJ Set de Trance que grabé en vivo en 2008, 100% análogo, utilizando vinilo análogo original, tornamesas análogas Technics SL-1200 MK2, agujas Ortofon, fina mezcladora análoga Allen & Heath Xone 62 y digitalizado con "Audacity" y codificador LAME. Incluye asombrosos temas Clásicos de Armin van Buuren, Ferry Corsten, Tiesto, Danjo & Styles, Paul Oakenfold, Super8 & Tab, Underworld entre otros. ¡Disfruten del resonante, caluroso, envolvente y profundo sonido análogo del Vinilo Acetato amig@s! ENGLISH "...This is an absolute BLINDER! You've picked some superb tunes and glued them together into an amazing aural trance journey..."-DJ Tim Angrave Finally I am able to upload to my Podcast this unforgettable DJ Set of Trance that I recorded LIVE back in 2008, 100% analog, using analog original vinyl, analog Technics SL-1200 MK2 turntables, Ortofon needles fine analog Mixer Allen & Heath Xone 62 & digitalize with "Audacity" and LAME encoder. Includes amazing Classics tracks from Armin van Buuren, Ferry Corsten, Tiesto, Danjo & Styles, Paul Oakenfold, Super8 & Tab, Underworld & among others! ¡Enjoy the resonant, warm, surrounding and deep sound of analog Vinyl Acetate amig@s! Mexico City vol.3 (trance) Track list: 1. Tiesto - Forever Today 0:00 
 2. Epos - Vivagio (original mix) 8:01 
3. C-Quence - Endorphine (arizona rmx) 13:49 
 4. Danjo & Styles - What lies ahead (original mix) 20:46 
 5. Armin Van Buuren - Sail (Carl B rmx) 26:46 
6. Super8 & DJ Tab - Helsinki Scorchin' (Alex M.O.R.P.H. rmx) 33:14 
 7. Lang & Yep - Pokk (Antara rmx) 39:12 
 8. Underworld - Born Slippy (Paul Oakenfold rmx) 45:11 
9. Ferry Corsten - Sweet Sorrow (Ferry Corsten fix) 50:26 
 10.Kuffdam & Plant - Dream Makers (Shogs 2Faces rmx) 55:55 
 11.Electrilogy - Boowai (original mix) 62:11 
12.Brisky & Coleman - Heaven's Tears (G&M Project rmx) 67:53 Peace & Light... www.rocari.com

Following on with an older mix from the "archive" here is "Miniature Mix". This was originally recorded as entry for a DJ comp, in 2005. It sums up my style at the time and again the same clubs and DJs were influencing me then, as were 2 years earlier with my first podcast. It's stripped-down, underground house music with a darker edge. There are shades of deep house, electro, tech, tribal, acid and of course a few of the housier "minimal" tracks thrown into the mix. You'll hear the first release from "Louderbach" aka Troy Pierce and tracks from the following; James Falvour, Audio Werner, Someone Else, Onur Ozer, Gui Borratto, Ellen Alien, Falko Brockseiper, Lindstrom, Superpitcher, Justin Martin, Sten & more! It's recorded live using: 2 x Technics 1200's, 1 x Allen & Heath Xone:32 mixer, 1 x CDJ1000 and my brand new (at the time) Pioneer EFX:1000! There's feedback loops, FX and 3 deck mixing. Tuck in!

To mark the beginning of my new podcast series I've decided to offer up a DJ mix I recorded way back in 2003. "Ash Gardens" was the name of the street I lived on in Headingley during my first year at uni in 03/04. My musical influences at the time were parties such as Technique, Asylum and Basics. This shows in my track selection. You can see some "minimal" influences creeping in with Villalobos' track "Easy Lee" and some tech house courtesy of Steve Bug with "Okoubaka" as well as some Basics style dubby acidic house from The Lip Trick (Si Baker). There is also a few electro tracks in there such as "Come In To My Kitchen" by Joakim. The mix was recorded using 2 x 1200's, 1 x CDJ1000, 1 x Allen & Heath Xone:32 and an EFX500 FX unit..... ENJOY

dattrax: My DJ Friends often called hunting for great tracks, "Junk Hunting". That's what we all do who love spinning House, don't we? We went though beatport.com & traxsource.com for weeks and probably listened to 2500+ tracks to buy 68 between the both of us. Jim took beatport and I took traxsource. I think our total bill was less than $140 bucks. In the vinyl days, it would have cost at least $1300 for 68EPs. Yup, it was $16.99 (b4 taxes!) for a 4 track EP or 2Trx double sided 12" or sometimes 1Trx, one sided bootleg. We usually only bought an EP for one cut. The GOOSE BUMP/ FIST IN THE AIR CUT. NOTE: w/ the exception of track#2 in this mix, which is a georgeous SADE bootleg made by Jason B. of SoulFusionExpress fame in Toronto and given to me by an amazing DJ that I met online, Said Chaara. This is the fourth mix after we both bought from those mp3 stores. First one that we're posting. We are like kids on Christmas morning. Nothing like listening to a batch of new house w/ your best friend and DJ partner of almost 20yrs. We listened to the tracks for a few days first. Have enough tracks for a second mix. Going to raid stompy.com in next week first. It'd be nice to find 20 or more tracks there (We can only hope). Made w/ two pioneer 1000 cd turntables and an Allen & Heath XONE: 92 mixer and a pair of crappy headphones (Jim was hogging the good pair!). The instruments in these headphones didn't sound distinct enough and it wasn't loud enough! Sidenote: Invest in good headphones if you want to DJ, it'll make your experiences so much better- spend at least $200 on a pair. At the same time, work w/ what you have and start listening, collecting and MIXING! We hope you like this mix, it was made w/ childlike wonder & youthful love at this music we call HOUSE. BTW... if you enjoy this mix, then why don't you buy us a beer? There's a PayPal DONATE button on the top right side of this website. For Toronto or Global bookings: dattrax@gmail.com

dattrax: I made this on my friend’s Allen & Heath XONE: 92 set up with two Technics SL-DZ1200 cd turntables(pictured here) in her three floored Bar/ Lounge in downtown Toronto. This mixer outputs great crisp sound, and looks & feels great. It’s sturdy and responsive- that’s probably why I’m not into midi-controllers (yet), they feel like toys and all the knobs and slides are super loose w/ no tension. I think it would take a while to get used to and I don’t believe I can have the control necessary. This “92” is the only mixer that I’ve played on that splits the mids into two (hi and low halves of the midrange) on each channel, so that you have more control of the mid-range sounds. Great for isolating vocals, congos, washes, etc. Unfortunately I didn’t spend enough time testing the sound and the result after recording when I fooled around w/ the midrange EQ knobs. Since I know nothing about sound/ music, just what I like when it comes to house music, I started mixing and recording. I realised later that the way I had the mid’s EQ’ed for most of the tracks, the whole mix had a slight sharp shrill sound that is unpleasant to the ears at higher volumes. I removed some of the low end off the midrange thinking that it would enhance the mid, but it just made it hallow and too sharp. Another mistake I made was not testing my latest batch of buys off of Beatport.com. At 10mins “Tide” and 25mins in “Casualties” w/ Eryland Oye’s vocals, these two for some reason was overly compressed and mastered incorrectly, so the highs are too sharp and the bass is not tight. And it didn’t help w/ my poor EQ’ing compounding the situation. You win some and you lose some, but you always learn in the process. I can’t tell you how many good mixes have gotten ruined because of new things (different- software, hardware, etc.) I was trying and backfired. This was such a fun mix listening to that I didn’t have the heart to delete this one. This mix is full of exciting house tracks w/ techy grooves smoothly aggressively blended together. Starting two minutes in w/ “Anymore” by Badmouth remixed by Phonique. Another of my favourite vocal tracks begins almost 13mins in, “Moan” by Trentemoller remixed by Radio Slave. Within 34mins, “Calling You” by Electrochemie drifts in haunting vocals and hypnotic beats & grooves. Love Electrochemie! They probably couldn’t imagine their dark and electronic tunes would be mixed w/ these other house tracks. I want to make a 45min, Electrochemie tribute mix soon! BTW... if you enjoy this mix, then why don't you buy us a beer? There's a PayPal DONATE button on the top right side of this website. For Toronto or Global bookings: dattrax@gmail.com