Podcast appearances and mentions of junior boys own

Founder of Boy's Own and Junior Boys Own and an active part of Defected sub-label Faith, Terry Farley is a bonafide house legend. Teaming up with XOYO and Music Box Radio resident Wade Teo, the duo recruit New York-based spoken word artist Kameelah Waheed for a party-starting house cut on Radio Slave's Rekids. Terry Farley and Wade Teo team up with Kameelah Waheed to release their new track ‘Why We Dance' on the hugely respected Rekids imprint. The release is joined with two varied remixes that also make their way onto Radio Slave's legendary label. Some Rekids alumni include Carl Cox, Ian Pooley, Mark Broom, Hybrasil, Commix, X-Coast and many more.Across the A-side, robust drums, rocking low end, and piano stabs combine to provide the perfect backdrop for Kameelah Waheed's infectious vocal. This jackin' house track is a cleverly crafted production with a catchy hook and pulsating groove throughout. On the flip, Farley and Teo deliver their ‘Lonely Dancer Remix' to kick off the B-side, adding subtle percussions and floating pads for a grooving rework. Rounding out the release, Farley recruits Kevin Swain for the collaborative ‘Angels Take Control' remix, with dubbed-out claps, menacing low-end combining for a heads-down closing track. Terry Farley ------------------ SC: @terryfarley IG: www.instagram.com//terryfarley Wade Teo ---------------- SC: @wadeteo Kameelah Waheed --------------------------- SC: @kameelahwaheed Four Four Magazine --------------------------- FB: www.facebook.com/FOURFOURDANCE/ IG: www.instagram.com/fourfourmagazine/ Web: www.fourfourmag.com/

This episode we have another great guest from the other side of the Atlantic. That Kid Chris is one of Chris Staropoli best known aliases and this week we have the honour to have him as a special guest. With releases way back to 1992/1993 on labels like Henry Street, Digital Dungeon, Junior Boys Own, among many others, Chris is one of the main New York City producers. On Magna recordings he released 3 EP's, the latest in 2020, “Get It Back EP”.  MAGNA1116D, diphill “Spiritual Dust” is out now on all online shops and streaming services !https://bit.ly/SpiritualDustBeatporthttps://bit.ly/SpiritualDustTraxsourcehttps://spoti.fi/36GFhgI  If you are a Radio Station and want to broadcast our weekly English spoken Radio Show, please subscribe it here: http://bit.ly/MagnaRadioShowSyndicast  More info at http://www.facebook.com/DJTHATKIDCHRIShttp://www.instagram.com/chris_staropoli http://www.facebook.com/djcarlosmanacahttp://www.instagram.com/djcarlosmanacahttp://www.soundcloud.com/djcarlosmanacahttp://www.mixcloud.com/djcarlosmanacahttp://www.twitter.com/djcarlosmanacahttp://bit.ly/CarlosManacaYoutubehttp://bit.ly/CarlosManacaBeatporthttp://bit.ly/CarlosManacaSpotify http://www.facebook.com/magnarecordingshttp://www.soundcloud.com/magnarecordingshttp://bit.ly/MagnaRecordingsBeatporthttp://bit.ly/MagnaRecordingsTraxsourcehttp://bit.ly/MagnaRadioShowSyndicast

TRUE HOUSE STORIES WITH FARLEY & HELLER INTERVIEW BY LENNY FONTANA PODCAST 025 (PART 1) Farley & Heller both begin their humble beginnings at the start of the Acid House Movement. They both Dj and happened to work separately at Danny Rampling's famous Shoom night in the 1980's. In this interview you will hear them talk about their big club hit with Diva vocalist Loleatta Holloway and how they were responsible for creating the huge house banger track called "Ultra Flava". Terry Farley and Steven Hall are both responsible for running a successful brand-named Junior Boys Own. Terry Farley went on to create a successful club night in London called Faith and published a very successful magazine as well. Pete Heller in his own right had a huge hit with Big Love and together they toured the world as international Dj's. Come listen and learn about the UK clubbing history and how it entangles with the US Clubbing scene.

TRACKLIST FOR #008     00:22 - 1.  Noah Neiman - "Push" (Original Mix) [Enhanced Recordings] [2018] 04:17 - 2.  Strike - "U Sure Do" (Guestlist Mix) [Fresh Records] [1994] 09:47 - 3.  Inner City - "Your Love" (Serial Diva 'Paris is Burning' Remix) [6X6 Records] [1995]    14:24 - 4.  Josh Butler - "Rabbit Hole" [8bit] [2018]    19:00 - 5.  Shadow Child - "Renegade Stabz" [Unknown to the Unknown] [2018] 21:49 - 6.  Green Velvet & Mihalis Safras - "Shmash" [Relief] [2018]    29:46 - 7.  Ejeca - "Firework" [Defected] [2017] 30:41 - 8.  Nic Fanciulli Feat. Damon Albran - "Saying" (Kolsch Remix) [2018] 35:39 - 9.  Alex Metric + Ten Ven - "Otic" [Anjunadeep] [2018] 40:52 - 10. Grum - "Hourglass" [Anjunabeats] [2018]    45:12 - 11. Max Graham Feat. Ana Criado - "Nothing Else Matters" [Re*Brand] [2010] 50:48 - 12. Pryda - "Niton" [Pryda Recordings] [2010] 55:29 - 13. Underworld - "Rez" [Junior Boys Own] [1993]   Follow Me:   http://www.soundcloud.com/stevecallaghan http://www.mixcloud.com/stevecallaghan http://www.twitter.com/djstecallaghan http://www.facebook.com/stevecallaghanmusic

TRACKLIST FOR #008     00:22 - 1.  Noah Neiman - "Push" (Original Mix) [Enhanced Recordings] [2018] 04:17 - 2.  Strike - "U Sure Do" (Guestlist Mix) [Fresh Records] [1994] 09:47 - 3.  Inner City - "Your Love" (Serial Diva 'Paris is Burning' Remix) [6X6 Records] [1995]    14:24 - 4.  Josh Butler - "Rabbit Hole" [8bit] [2018]    19:00 - 5.  Shadow Child - "Renegade Stabz" [Unknown to the Unknown] [2018] 21:49 - 6.  Green Velvet & Mihalis Safras - "Shmash" [Relief] [2018]    29:46 - 7.  Ejeca - "Firework" [Defected] [2017] 30:41 - 8.  Nic Fanciulli Feat. Damon Albran - "Saying" (Kolsch Remix) [2018] 35:39 - 9.  Alex Metric + Ten Ven - "Otic" [Anjunadeep] [2018] 40:52 - 10. Grum - "Hourglass" [Anjunabeats] [2018]    45:12 - 11. Max Graham Feat. Ana Criado - "Nothing Else Matters" [Re*Brand] [2010] 50:48 - 12. Pryda - "Niton" [Pryda Recordings] [2010] 55:29 - 13. Underworld - "Rez" [Junior Boys Own] [1993]   Follow Me:   http://www.soundcloud.com/stevecallaghan http://www.mixcloud.com/stevecallaghan http://www.twitter.com/djstecallaghan http://www.facebook.com/stevecallaghanmusic

In 2008 I started a series of radio shows with fellow Freak and host, Jonny Rock. The original format was based around vinyl. Digital started to creep in, then CD's, then YouTube rips, and so on. But the idea remained the same, that we were sharing our discoveries with an audience. Fast forwarding a couple of years and expanding on the original concept, I will once again be playing dance music that you may or may not have heard, but this time said music will be readily available, if pointed in the right direction of course. The idea is for you to use me as your selector slash shop assistant in a virtual record store. Not only will I be shouting about both old and new music, but I will also be following it up with a series of compilations to be released on my label, Classic throughout the year. I will be your slightly odd, slightly off-centre, guide. But ultimately and most importantly, your friendly on-line record shop assistant. April Track Listing 01. Electribe 101 'Talking With Myself' (Frankie Knuckles Remix) (Mercury) 02. Hercules and Love Affair 'Think' (Moshi Moshi) 03. Seven Davis Jnr 'One' (Must Have Records) 04. Nick Monaco 'Sample Your Soul' (Louie Vega Remix) (Vega Records) 05. Nachtbraker 'Xantippe' (Heist) 06. The Central Executives 'Dance Dance Dance' (Golf Channel) 07. David Duriez 'Go' (Classic) 08. Half Pint 'Red Light Green Light' (Junior Boys Own) 09. Dunkletier 'Disco Train' (Rat 01) 10. Torben 'Bongoklaus' (Box Aus) 11. Mike Huckaby 'Baseline 89' (Synth) 12. 55 'Fareed' (HT101) 13. Neville Watson 'Heartstrings' 14. Monolith 'Something Wonderful' (Flexi Club)

Soup Sessions 2100hrs (BST)! Welcome back to the Soup Sessions with Ashley Beedle x DJ, Producer, Musician, Gentleman Rudeboy! Ashley Beedle has been involved in more projects than a US building marshal. His style is as diverse as his hometown’s cultural crucible (London) and his productions have been championed by artists ranging from Danny Tenaglia to Fabio and Grooverider as well as Gilles Peterson to John Digweed. Where do we start in doing this man’s career justice in so few words? He brought house music to Notting Hill Carnival (with Shock Soundsystem), he produced one of the first British garage tunes and his initial production as Black Science Orchestra on Junior Boys Own broke him internationally. X-Press 2’s massive hit, “Lazy”, an inspired collaboration with former Talking Head David Byrne, and other number one hits has meant X-Press 2’s albums have traveled the globe and at the time of writing this they are currently number one on the US Billboard Club Breakouts chart, again. Ashley’s remixes have ranged from pop and rock bands, little house labels; hip hop mixes, house mixes; as a solo remixer, and as part of X-Press 2. There really are too many to mention, though Elton John’s number one hit “Are You Ready for Love?” and Bob Marley’s “Get Up Stand Up” spring to mind. Read on facebook.com/ashleybeedle/info Gotta feeling this Soup Session is going to be special, hope you can join us x follow us at facebook.com/radionovalujon or twitter.com/radionovalujon Playlist: Wayne Shorter – Footprints Wayne […]

2100HRS (BST)! Welcome back to the Soup Sessions with Ashley Beedle x DJ, Producer, Musician, Gentleman Rudeboy! Ashley Beedle has been involved in more projects than a US building marshal. His style is as diverse as his hometown’s cultural crucible (London) and his productions have been championed by artists ranging from Danny Tenaglia to Fabio and Grooverider as well as Gilles Peterson to John Digweed. Where do we start in doing this man’s career justice in so few words? He brought house music to Notting Hill Carnival (with Shock Soundsystem), he produced one of the first British garage tunes and his initial production as Black Science Orchestra on Junior Boys Own broke him internationally. X-Press 2’s massive hit, “Lazy”, an inspired collaboration with former Talking Head David Byrne, and other number one hits has meant X-Press 2’s albums have traveled the globe and at the time of writing this they are currently number one on the US Billboard Club Breakouts chart, again. Ashley’s remixes have ranged from pop and rock bands, little house labels; hip hop mixes, house mixes; as a solo remixer, and as part of X-Press 2. There really are too many to mention, though Elton John’s number one hit “Are You Ready for Love?” and Bob Marley’s “Get Up Stand Up” spring to mind. Read on at facebook.com/ashleybeedle/info Gotta feeling this Soup Session is going to be special, hope you can join us x follow us at facebook.com/radionovalujon or twitter.com/radionovalujon TRACKLIST: Wayne Shorter – Footprints Wayne Shorter […] The post 27.06.14 Soup Sessions with Ashley Beedle appeared first on Radio Nova Lujon.

Soup Sessions 2100hrs (BST)! Welcome back to the Soup Sessions with Ashley Beedle x DJ, Producer, Musician, Gentleman Rudeboy! Ashley Beedle has been involved in more projects than a US building marshal. His style is as diverse as his hometown’s cultural crucible (London) and his productions have been championed by artists ranging from Danny Tenaglia to Fabio and Grooverider as well as Gilles Peterson to John Digweed. Where do we start in doing this man’s career justice in so few words? He brought house music to Notting Hill Carnival (with Shock Soundsystem), he produced one of the first British garage tunes and his initial production as Black Science Orchestra on Junior Boys Own broke him internationally. X-Press 2’s massive hit, “Lazy”, an inspired collaboration with former Talking Head David Byrne, and other number one hits has meant X-Press 2’s albums have traveled the globe and at the time of writing this they are currently number one on the US Billboard Club Breakouts chart, again. Ashley’s remixes have ranged from pop and rock bands, little house labels; hip hop mixes, house mixes; as a solo remixer, and as part of X-Press 2. There really are too many to mention, though Elton John’s number one hit “Are You Ready for Love?” and Bob Marley’s “Get Up Stand Up” spring to mind. Read on facebook.com/ashleybeedle/info Gotta feeling this Soup Session is going to be special, hope you can join us x follow us at facebook.com/radionovalujon or twitter.com/radionovalujon Playlist: Wayne Shorter – Footprints Wayne […

April Track Listing01. Electribe 101 'Talking With Myself' (Frankie Knuckles Remix) (Mercury)
02. Hercules and Love Affair 'Think' (Moshi Moshi)
03. Seven Davis Jnr 'One' (Must Have Records)
04. Nick Monaco 'Sample Your Soul' (Louie Vega Remix) (Vega Records)
05. Nachtbraker 'Xantippe' (Heist)
06. The Central Executives 'Dance Dance Dance' (Golf Channel)
07. David Duriez 'Go' (Classic)
08. Half Pint 'Red Light Green Light' (Junior Boys Own)
09. Dunkletier 'Disco Train' (Rat 01)
10. Torben 'Bongoklaus' (Box Aus)
11. Mike Huckaby 'Baseline 89' (Synth)
12. 55 'Fareed' (HT101)
13. Neville Watson 'Heartstrings'
14. Monolith 'Something Wonderful' (Flexi Club)

House then and now with a true stalwart of UK dance music.

House then and now with a true stalwart of UK dance music.

After a short break over the summer period spent basking in rays of sun we are back with our 18th instalment of the podcast series and a mix from a very special guest, Donga. The head honcho of Brighton based, Well Rounded Records has been collecting, listening and adoring vinyl for the majority of his life and fuelling this passion for vinyl is an unrelenting love of music. The result of such an infatuation is a very talented selector, memorable DJ sets and, here, some bluddy great blends. Throughout the summer Well Rounded have been hosting Friday nights at Brighton’s LIFE Club. The night begins at 10pm on the club’s terrace and it is those early, warming hours that Donga has chosen to showcase in this mix, providing a lovely progression to the mix. Memorable vocal tracks stand alongside slick house grooves throughout this hour journey – a very welcome return of the podcast! Largin’ up Well Rounded, always! Tracklist 1. Bocca Juniors – 'Raise (Philly House Skank)' [Junior Boys Own] 2. It's Immaterial – 'Driving Away From Home (12" Mix)' [Siren] 3. Solomun – 'Love Recycled 2' [2DIY4] 4. Dez Andres – 'As We Rock On' [Spills] 5. Soul Sonic Force – 'Renegade Chant' [Tommy Boy] 6. Fonda Rae – 'Tuch Me (Special Mix For Breakdancing)' [Streetwave] 7. Bad Autopsy – 'Teedraheedren' [Well Rounded] 8. Dimitry From Tokyo - '?' [Disorient] 9. Bonobo – 'Eyes Down (Appleblim & Komonasmuk Remix)' [Ninja Tune] 10. Nail – 'Monday Brew' [Robsoul] 11. Karen Young – 'Hot For You (Dub Version 1)' [Design] 12. Sandee – 'Notice Me (House Mix)' [Fever Records] 13. Black Light Smoke – 'Rough Cuts' [Scissor & Thread] 14. Candice – 'Disco Jam (Guitar Mix)' [Looking Forward] 15. Kenny Dope – 'The Big Hit' [Dope Wax] 16. T.P.O. - 'Hiroshi's Dub (Joe Claussell Mix)' [Disorient] 17. Rick Wade – 'Can't You See?' [Robsoul] 18. Florian Kupfer – 'Feelin'' [L.I.E.S.] 19. Abby Lynn – 'Love Will See Us Through (Dub)' [Martru] 20. iO. Sounds – 'Always Something' [Infinite Machine] 21. Recloose – 'Can't Take It' [Planet E] 22. Willie Bobo – 'Always There' [Caliente] 23. Fela Kuti – 'Shakara (Ossie's Bump Edit)' [Love Below] 24. Da Lata – 'Pra Manha (Blaze Remix)' [Palm Pictures] 25. MAW vs 4 Hero - ? – [White Label] www.spectrm.co.uk / www.facebook.com/spectrmpodcast www.facebook.com/WellRoundedRecs

Joeski steps up for Gangstercast 14 while his 'NY Raw' release (produced with Audio KoDe) for our label continues to do damage on the world's dance floors. The mix showcases Joeski at his best, with almost two hours of music including one of his favourite Latin infused summer joints.  Joeski says he "went back to his roots" on the mix and that it "represents my culture and who i am as an artist".  We hear that loud and clear at IAHG HQ! Talking about the I'm A House Gangster sound he says it's "raw, jackin, banging, hypnotic, deep in your face house music".  We hear that loud and clear too! Raised in Corona, a large Spanish area in the borough of Queens, New York, Joeski started playing house parties in 1989 and hasn't looked back since, staying true to the underground house sound throughout.  Building his reputation in the early 90's at New York clubs and events like The Limelight, NASA, Save The Robots, The Chocolate Factory and Together he was soon touring the world.  After building his studio and honing the craft of production at the end of the 90's, he exploded into people's attention with a series of tracks and remixes on Siesta, Tango, Electric Sol and more.  He also launched his own label Maya Records, which was highly sought after from the early releases thanks to his collaborations as part of 6400 Crew and outings with Onionz and D'Julz.  The label welcomed guests like Chus + Ceballos, Tony Senghore and Nick & Danny Chatelain. The early success led to remix work for the likes of Sneaker Pimps, Dajaé, Delacy, Dirty Vegas, Medway and DJ Sneak, and collaborations with DJ Chus, John Creamer and Stephan K, Steve Smith (Dirty Vegas) and Matthias Heilbronn.  The results have graced labels such as Hooj Choons, NRK, Ministry, Stealth and Junior Boys Own.

PART C Ashley Beedle has been involved in more projects than a US building marshal. His style is as diverse as his hometown’s cultural crucible (London) and his productions have been championed by artists ranging from Danny Tenaglia to Fabio and Grooverider as well as Gilles Peterson to John Digweed. Where do we start in doing this man’s career justice in so few words? He brought house music to Notting Hill Carnival (with Shock Soundsystem), he produced one of the first British garage tunes and his initial production as Black Science Orchestra on Junior Boys Own broke him internationally. X-Press 2’s massive hit, “Lazy”, an inspired collaboration with former Talking Head David Byrne, and other number one hits has meant X-Press 2’s albums have traveled the globe and at the time of writing this they are currently number one on the US Billboard Club Breakouts chart, again.Ashley’s remixes have ranged from pop and rock bands, little house labels; hip hop mixes, house mixes; as a solo remixer, and as part of X-Press 2. There really are too many to mention, though Elton John’s number one hit “Are You Ready for Love?” and Bob Marley’s “Get Up Stand Up” spring to mind.

PART B Ashley Beedle has been involved in more projects than a US building marshal. His style is as diverse as his hometown’s cultural crucible (London) and his productions have been championed by artists ranging from Danny Tenaglia to Fabio and Grooverider as well as Gilles Peterson to John Digweed. Where do we start in doing this man’s career justice in so few words? He brought house music to Notting Hill Carnival (with Shock Soundsystem), he produced one of the first British garage tunes and his initial production as Black Science Orchestra on Junior Boys Own broke him internationally. X-Press 2’s massive hit, “Lazy”, an inspired collaboration with former Talking Head David Byrne, and other number one hits has meant X-Press 2’s albums have traveled the globe and at the time of writing this they are currently number one on the US Billboard Club Breakouts chart, again.Ashley’s remixes have ranged from pop and rock bands, little house labels; hip hop mixes, house mixes; as a solo remixer, and as part of X-Press 2. There really are too many to mention, though Elton John’s number one hit “Are You Ready for Love?” and Bob Marley’s “Get Up Stand Up” spring to mind.

Ashley Beedle has been involved in more projects than a US building marshal. His style is as diverse as his hometown’s cultural crucible (London) and his productions have been championed by artists ranging from Danny Tenaglia to Fabio and Grooverider as well as Gilles Peterson to John Digweed. Where do we start in doing this man’s career justice in so few words? He brought house music to Notting Hill Carnival (with Shock Soundsystem), he produced one of the first British garage tunes and his initial production as Black Science Orchestra on Junior Boys Own broke him internationally. X-Press 2’s massive hit, “Lazy”, an inspired collaboration with former Talking Head David Byrne, and other number one hits has meant X-Press 2’s albums have traveled the globe and at the time of writing this they are currently number one on the US Billboard Club Breakouts chart, again.Ashley’s remixes have ranged from pop and rock bands, little house labels; hip hop mixes, house mixes; as a solo remixer, and as part of X-Press 2. There really are too many to mention, though Elton John’s number one hit “Are You Ready for Love?” and Bob Marley’s “Get Up Stand Up” spring to mind.

I had a week off recently and whilst digging around for tunes online I rediscovered a chunk of early remixes by Terry Farley and Pete Heller of Junior Boys Own fame. In the early 90s I was a big fan of their work under the Fire Island and Roach Motel monicas. This session pulls together some of my favourite FI/RM looped bassline grooves and brass stabs.We open in 1992 with Sunsreem’s classic Perfect Motion, slide through dubs of Juliet Roberts and Monie Love (two records I foggily recall mixing back-to-back continuously one morning after Flesh at the Hacienda), In Your Bones reminds me of dancing downstairs at Paradise Factory with Selina, and as one of the finest house tunes ever produced, Movin’ On has to be one of my Desert Island Discs.Transatlantic was a tune Ted used to play at post-Strangeways chill outs, and we close with a blissful Balearic take on New Order’s Regret - not a great dance floor moment, but a regular on the car stereo driving to work in my Key103 days.All this seems pretty fitting as Junior Boys Own hosted their own event in London last night (according to the Guardian Guide, their first in 16 years) and much of the catalogue is now reissued through Defected, although I’ve tried to steer around some of those more obvious classics.Most of the tunes are from ’92 - ’95 so I’ll also upload this to the Classic Archive podcast. Apologies if you get duplicates. Enjoy!Perfect Motion: Roach Motel / Fire Island - mixed 3 Oct, chaptered 4 Oct.1 Sunscreem - Perfect Motion (Boys Own Mix)2 Deep Zone - It's Gonna Be Alright (Farley & Heller's Fire Island Vocal)3 Monie Love - Never Give Up (Junior Dub)4 Juliet Roberts - Caught In The Middle (Roach Motel Dub)5 Fire Island - In Your Bones6 Roach Motel - Movin’ On (Correct House Mix)7 Monie Love - The Power (Roach Motel Mix)8 Fire Island - Fire Island9 Ultra Naté - How Long (Fire Island mix)10 Roach Motel - Transatlantic (Uptown Mix)11 Roach Motel - Happy Bizznezz12 Fire Island - There But for the Grace of God (Roach Motel Dub)13 Danny Tenaglia - Music Is The Answer (Dancin' And Prancin') (Fire Island's 'La Musica Es La Respuesta')14 New Order - Regret (Fire Island Mix)146.2 MB | AAC | 256 kbps

Rod B. & Alvaro Garfunk bring you the Miami Underground Movement------------------------------------------------------------------------------Dance music afficiando Pete Heller is a 'one stop shop of kicking dance beats and modern soul music', and undoubtedly remains to be one of dance music¹s most influential producers and in demand DJs!------------------------------------------------------------------------------the break------------------------------------------------------------------------------1989, and Pete had the opportunity to became resident warm-up DJ to Danny Rampling at his legendary London house club, The Shoom Club. It was also at the Shoom Club where Pete met Terry Farley and together with Andy Weatherall, collaborated in his first co-production. The track, 'Raise' by Bocca Juniors, was released on the newly formed Boys Own Records label.Heller and Farley continued to work together remixing and producing for the likes of The Farm and Primal Scream. When the deal with London Records ended, both were instrumental in the formation of the independent Junior Boys Own label and continued to produce their own material under pseudonyms such as Fire Island, Roach Motel and Heller and Farley Project.------------------------------------------------------------------------------the music------------------------------------------------------------------------------Pete's impact on the world of dance music has been staggering. As part of 'Heller and Farley' , he has worked both as a remixer and producer, collaborating with artists as diverse as Kylie Minogue, Michael Jackson, Robert Owens, Janet Jackson, U2, Happy Mondays, Lisa Stansfield, aswell as producing the club classic 'Ultra Flava'.As a individual he has achieved chart success with 'Big Love', and produced club dynamite with tracks such as 'Sputnik' and 'Big Room Drama'. His sought after studio wizardry has provided the opportunity to remix the likes of Faithless, Fatboy Slim, Daft Punk, Chemical Brothers, Moby, Jamiroquai, to name but a few from the glittering list.------------------------------------------------------------------------------the mixes------------------------------------------------------------------------------Pete's most recent and well received mix 'Dirty Grooves' was released on NRK Nightlife series.------------------------------------------------------------------------------little known fact------------------------------------------------------------------------------Any questions on quantum theory, Pete's your man! He has a degree in Physics from Manchester University.------------------------------------------------------------------------------the label------------------------------------------------------------------------------Pete has recently established his 'Phela Recordings' label. The labels has the unmistakeable Heller stamp to it with the recent relesase of Stylus Trouble¹s 'Stellar¹ finding flavour with the scenes biggest djs. With an arsenal of new tracks and Phela remixes the label is set to go from strength to strength in 2005.Pete Heller – 1 Hour Promo Mix1 Ultra Flava 2008 Mix1 Heller & Farley Project Defected2 Lost in Acid - Ausfahrt Mix David Tort Joia3 Reality Check - Vincenzo Remix Audio Soul Project Dessous4 The Essence (Jesper Dahlback's DJ Tool 2) Berglund Featuring Krister Linder Soundz5 Adrian - Jerome Sydenham Remix Shigeru Tanabu Wave6 A EQD Equalized7 Split Paul Ritch Quartz8 Terminate Pig & Dan Cocoon9 Timing Guy Gerber Cocoon10 Sabotage New Mix Pete Heller BedrockSpecial Thanks to Mr Hugh B & Pete Heller

I had a week off recently and whilst digging around for tunes online I rediscovered a chunk of early remixes by Terry Farley and Pete Heller of Junior Boys Own fame. In the early 90s I was a big fan of their work under the Fire Island and Roach Motel monicas. This session pulls together some of my favourite FI/RM looped bassline grooves and brass stabs.We open in 1992 with Sunsreem’s classic Perfect Motion, slide through dubs of Juliet Roberts and Monie Love (two records I foggily recall mixing back-to-back continuously one morning after Flesh at the Hacienda), In Your Bones reminds me of dancing downstairs at Paradise Factory with Selina, and as one of the finest house tunes ever produced, Movin’ On has to be one of my Desert Island Discs.Transatlantic was a tune Ted used to play at post-Strangeways chill outs, and we close with a blissful Balearic take on New Order’s Regret - not a great dance floor moment, but a regular on the car stereo driving to work in my Key103 days.All this seems pretty fitting as Junior Boys Own hosted their own event in London last night (according to the Guardian Guide, their first in 16 years) and much of the catalogue is now reissued through Defected, although I’ve tried to steer around some of those more obvious classics.Most of the tunes are from ’92 - ’95 but as I only mixed this today, you’ll also find it on my Latest Mixes podcast. Apologies if you get duplicates. Enjoy!Perfect Motion: Roach Motel / Fire Island - mixed 3 Oct, chaptered 4 Oct.1 Sunscreem - Perfect Motion (Boys Own Mix)2 Deep Zone - It's Gonna Be Alright (Farley & Heller's Fire Island Vocal)3 Monie Love - Never Give Up (Junior Dub)4 Juliet Roberts - Caught In The Middle (Roach Motel Dub)5 Fire Island - In Your Bones6 Roach Motel - Movin’ On (Correct House Mix)7 Monie Love - The Power (Roach Motel Mix)8 Fire Island - Fire Island9 Ultra Naté - How Long (Fire Island mix)10 Roach Motel - Transatlantic (Uptown Mix)11 Roach Motel - Happy Bizznezz12 Fire Island - There But for the Grace of God (Roach Motel Dub)13 Danny Tenaglia - Music Is The Answer (Dancin' And Prancin') (Fire Island's 'La Musica Es La Respuesta')14 New Order - Regret (Fire Island Mix)142 MB | AAC | 320 kbps