Podcasts about last night a dj saved my life

Twenty-five years since it first appeared, LAST NIGHT A DJ SAVED MY LIFE: The History of the Disc Jockey (Grove Press; $22 paperback; 672 pages; ISBN: 978-0-8021-6390-5; February 18, 2025) remains the definitive history on the musical outlaw figure who not only revolutionized the music industry but also laid the foundation for modern music as we know it today: the disc jockey. Lively front row history with a riot of firsthand voices, it is an exhilarating dive into the DJ-led evolution that set the beat for clubland and ushered in new, exciting strands of dance music, with firsthand accounts of the births of disco, hip-hop, house, techno, and EDM. Newly calling attention to the women DJs who disrupted the status quo and made a place for themselves in a traditionally all-male guild, this seminal classic is fully refreshed with even more stories, two entirely new chapters ("Jazz-funk - Expansions" and "Woman - Fight the Power"), and a foreword by James Murphy of LCD Soundsystem. LAST NIGHT A DJ SAVED MY LIFE is a riveting and entertaining account of musical history and some of the most legendary parties of the century. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/arroe-collins-like-it-s-live--4113802/support.

Twenty-five years since it first appeared, LAST NIGHT A DJ SAVED MY LIFE: The History of the Disc Jockey (Grove Press; $22 paperback; 672 pages; ISBN: 978-0-8021-6390-5; February 18, 2025) remains the definitive history on the musical outlaw figure who not only revolutionized the music industry but also laid the foundation for modern music as we know it today: the disc jockey. Lively front row history with a riot of firsthand voices, it is an exhilarating dive into the DJ-led evolution that set the beat for clubland and ushered in new, exciting strands of dance music, with firsthand accounts of the births of disco, hip-hop, house, techno, and EDM. Newly calling attention to the women DJs who disrupted the status quo and made a place for themselves in a traditionally all-male guild, this seminal classic is fully refreshed with even more stories, two entirely new chapters ("Jazz-funk - Expansions" and "Woman - Fight the Power"), and a foreword by James Murphy of LCD Soundsystem. LAST NIGHT A DJ SAVED MY LIFE is a riveting and entertaining account of musical history and some of the most legendary parties of the century. Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/arroe-collins-unplugged-totally-uncut--994165/support.

The Kelly Alexander Show is thrilled to welcome pop & dance music legends Niki Haris, Donna De Lory and DJ Tracy Young to the show! These three artists came to fame as part of Madonna's elite entourage of talent with Niki & Donna singing and dancing alongside Madonna from the 80's into the 2000's and Tracy spinning tunes for Madonna at parties and events including Madonna's own wedding to Guy Richie. Tracy even won a Grammy Award for her remix of Madonna's "I Rise."   Niki, Donna and Tracy have decided to bring their collective talents together and have released a new song called "Last Night A DJ Saved My Life" and will be releasing more songs and hopefully even an album! The women share their stories of what it was like working & touring with Madonna, why they decided to team up and release new music, the importance of their LGBTQIA+ fans, what it was like performing at award shows like the Grammys and they even share very personal thoughts about the passing of Madonna's beloved brother Christopher Ciccone. This is the first time these three artists have been interviewed together and we are ecstatic to have them as our guests on The Kelly Alexander Show. Enjoy the conversation and thank you for listening.

Seulement 2 ans séparent le premier set de Lessss de sa Boiler Room. Une étape cruciale dans la carrière d'un DJ qui peut se montrer dur à atteindre. Mais pour Lessss c'est différent. Tout est allé très vite, mais c'est surtout car elle a su se montrer à la hauteur des opportunités qui se sont présentées à elle. À ce stade, on parle bel et bien de vocation, car c'est comme si les mains de Lessss et son énergie avaient été façonné pour finir derrière un deck. Last Night A DJ Saved My Life est un podcast indépendant créé et incarné par Mayou Picchu pour Very Disco.

Mac Declos est un DJ mais aussi un producteur. Originaire de Normandie, c'est cette double casquette qui créée une vraie synergie dans le développement de sa belle carrière. Ambition claire, vision limpide, Mac Declos fait partie de cette nouvelle génération d'artiste qui sauront toujours mêler passion et efficacité. Last Night A DJ Saved My Life est un podcast indépendant créé et incarné par Mayou Picchu pour Very Disco.

Recorded live on Friday 22nd March, World Water Day 2024, this audio-only extract is from a live stream in conjunction with Last Night A DJ Saved My Life and CastRooms. A fantastic session and a really great showreel of my musical tastes and mixing skills which I've taken so much pride in down the years. The post Set For Love: Andy Ward 3 Hour Vinyl Only Session. appeared first on DJ Andy Ward.

Teki Latex, c'est le DJ aux milles vies. Ex-rappeur, membre de l'emblématique groupe TTC, il a choisi le DJing il y a déjà 15 ans. Une transition qui n'a pas été simple et pourtant aujourd'hui, il fait parti de ceux qui défendent le mieux cette noble profession. Une culture musicale inégalable qui forge un solide respect auprès de ses pairs. Où qu'il aille, Teki Latex finit par être comme un poisson dans l'eau, il ne peut en être autrement. Du hip-hop à la musique électronique, venez en savoir plus sur le DJ qui a fait du mélange des genres un art. Last Night A DJ Saved My Life est un podcast indépendant créé et incarné par Mayou Picchu pour Very Disco.

Middle of July? How did that happen???Let's Go!| 1 | Woman | Doja Cat | 2 | Luther Vandross - Never Too Much (NEVER DULL EXTENDED MIX) | Never Dull | 3 | Do Your Dance (Moodena Remix) | Rhyze | 4 | Dance (Disco Heat) [Louie Vega Re-Touch Main Mix] | Sylvester | 5 | I Feel (DJ Spen Disco Dreams Re-Edit) | DJ Spen, Ann Nesby | 6 | Do It To The Music (MAW Remix) [2016 - Remaster] | Raw Silk | 7 | My Forbidden Lover (Dimitri from Paris Remix) | Chic | 8 | I Want Your Love (Dimitri from Paris Remix) [2018 Remaster] | Chic | 9 | Le Freak (Dimitri from Paris Remix) [2018 Remaster] | Chic | 10 | Last Night A DJ Saved My Life (feat. Anané & Tony Touch) | Louie Vega, Anané, Tony Touch | 11 | Space Cowboy (David Morales Mix) | Jamiroquai | 12 | Strings Of Life (Supernova Remix) | SOUL CENTRAL | 13 | Fade (feat. Kimblee) (Grant Nelson Big Room Remix) | Kimblee, Solu Music | 14 | Gold | Immaculate / Kay Fox | 15 | Freedom | Louie Vega | 16 | Deep Inside | Hardrive | 17 | Thighs High (Grip Your Hips and Move) | Tom Browne | 18 | Not Just) Knee Deep | Funkadelic | 19 | Flashlight | Parliament  | For More Info:   https://linktr.ee/toolcrateradio 

Keeping warm on this crazy chilly weekend with these tunes. Enjoy!!! | 1 | Strawberry Letter 23 | The Brothers Johnson | 2 | Be Happy | Mary J. Blige | 3 | Back & Forth | Aaliyah | 4 | Street Life | Randy Crawford | 5 | Mama Used To Say - Album Version | Junior | 6 | A Lover's Holiday - Single Version | Change | 7 | Feeling Good - Austin Millz Remix | Nina Simone, Austin Millz | 8 | Last Night A DJ Saved My Life (feat. Anané & Tony Touch) | Louie Vega, Anané, Tony Touch | 9 | Trapped - 12 Regisford Vocal Mix" | Colonel Abrams | 10 | Make That Move (Single Version) | Shalamar | 11 | Optimistic (feat. Kelli Sae) [D'Ambrosio & Tappert Club Remix] | Bobby D'Ambrosio, Kelli Sae | 12 | The Weekend - Original 12 Inch Mix | Michael Gray | 13 | Free Man | South Shore Commission | 14 | Love On My Mind (feat. Amanda Wilson) | Freemasons, Amanda Wilson | 15 | Disco Circus (Full Length Version) | Martin Circus | 16 | Shame (12 Disco Mix)" | Evelyn Champagne" King" | 17 | Stronger (Mattei & Omich Extended Remix) [Mixed] | Quentin Harris, Jason Walker | 18 | Boogie Down | Ron Trent | 19 | Off the Wall | Michael Jackson | 20 | Baby Be Mine | Michael Jackson | 21 | The Lady in My Life | Michael Jackson  For More Info:   https://linktr.ee/toolcrateradio 

Hey beautiful humans, Today I am super proud to be celebrating 1000 days clean of crystal meth !!! And releasing this very special Remix…For those that don't know my journey so far: 10 years ago when I was living in Sydney and Melbourne for several years, I initially got introduced to ice via the dating apps, and subsequently got caught up in a vicious cycle of drug and sex addiction. Because I mainly used as a hook up drug on weekends, this quickly became a regular pattern of abuse that I struggled to break free from. To the point where I wasn't even really enjoying what I was doing anymore. Something had to change! And it most certainly did! My mother passed away. And not long after, I made the decision to relocate to Lismore. Since then it's been one major tree change, three years of local community, connection, reflection, recovery, grief, loss, love, support, and of course the amazing natural healing power of Mother Nature! I'd previously lost many good people in my life, work opportunities, my health, my reputation, and of course a shitload of money due to my addiction. The added stigma surrounding ice is still rife in our community, so I totally understand how very difficult it is to even open up and reach out for help, without being judged. It's hard enough to try and quit crystal meth to get clean. But I am more than happy to be that uncomfortable conversation starter for anyone who needs it. I know that publicly sharing my own personal story has also helped to motivate and inspire other friends to come clean about being clean. Huge kudos to you too! And I hope that continues to be the case moving forward… Massive thanks to all those who have been here with me on this “manic to Magic” journey. You know who you are, and for that I am truly grateful and I love you dearly !!! Easing into my 50s, I'm happy to say that I'm living my best life, so much healthier, happier, physically, mentally, emotionally, and spiritually too. Thankfully, Music has always been there, my life passion, and a constant source of happiness. So when I decided to release a commemorative Remix for today, and knowing the power of music and how it connects people, I thought how very fitting it would be to work on “Last Night A DJ Saved My Life”. The song is one of my all time faves, and I really hope you love the Deep House treatment I've given it, so enjoy! And as always…Peace, love, and tunes.

This was recorder in November 2020 but I'm finally uploading it here.  I wanted to add a voice intro and sound bites but never got around to it.  So here is the music-only mix, an extra-long special podcast special edition. Enjoy!This was my #setforlove, a fundraiser for Last Night A DJ Saved My Life, for their XMas Appeal event on the weekend of Nov. 20-22nd, 2020. An hour and a half of amazing progressive house, techno, melodic house and more. For more info please visit setforlove.org and please consider donating! Every bit helps!#setforlove Xmas Appeal - Podcast Special Edition1. Alexey Romeo - Thunderclouds (Original Mix)2. Alex O'Rion - Komodo (Original Mix)3. Amol Reon, Nosh & SJ - Fairy Tales (LoQuai Remix)4. Marcus Caballero - Crater (Original Mix)5. Pyrame - Drifting Off The Grid (Skelesys Remix)6. Desert Dwellers - At Last, Our Refuge (D-Nox & KALIL Remix)7. Stiven Rivic, Michael & Levan - Paranoia (Original Mix)8. NVO & BLR - Otherworld (Extended Mix)9. Gorkiz & Andre Moret - Yourself In Its Essence (Original Mix)10. Beckers & D-Nox - Bitter Rain (Cid Inc Remix)11. Marsh & Nox Vahn - Come Together (Extended Mix)12. Hot Since 82 - Make Up (Original Mix)13. Cid Inc & Orsen - Ten (Original Mix)14. UMEK - Whiff Punishing (Original Mix)15. Jensen Interceptor - First Day (Original Mix)16. Gai Barone - Boston (Underground Mix)17. Soul Button ft. Terry Grant - Utopia (Armen Miran Remix)Thanks for listening! Stay safe everyone!

Jim Irvin and guests select and discuss some under-appreciated albums. In this episode: DJ and co-author of Last Night A DJ Saved My Life, Bill Brewster and consultant paediatric psychiatrist and survivor of the Battle of Lewisham, Partha Banerjea. The albums in this episode are: Doris - Did You Give The World Some Love Today, Baby? (1970), Manual Göttsching - E2 E4 (1984) and Johnny Harris - Movements (1970). Also discussed, the sanity of record collecting, musical apartheid in the '70s, the reason we dance, life-changing moments in clubs, life-threatening moments at gigs and sending the future king to the scene of an insurrection. To listen along to all three albums and other music mentioned in the show or chosen by our guests, go to this accompanying playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/188hjCUfqXHVCsXej1Qc9c?si=c9e766fcb9a449ce&pt=1e35a969d3949d6909d1209f843458dd For any comments or queries, visit jimirivin.com and reach us via the Contact page.

01. Bhaskar - U Got My Body 02. Valy Mo, Roy Orion, Kayten - Make You Sweat 03. Black V Neck, Chico Rose - Come On Over 04. Johan S, Duskope - What They Want 05. Ben Miller (Aus) - Intro To The Anthem 06. Pig Snatchers, Mikey T - Your Number 07. Block, Crown, Maickel Telussa - Bad 08. Ootoro - Maniac 09. Jetlag Music, Lu Oliver - Shake Girls 10. Maickel Telussa - Feel It 11. Ali Story, Subb - Feelings 12. Jerome Robins, Carl Hanaghan - Strings Of Life 13. Muzzaik - Why Should I 14. Bozito - Shake That 15. Electric Avenue, Taxmaster - Connected 16. Martin Ikin, Byron Stingily - Devoted 17. Chiccaleaf (Ita), Cleo - Tat 18. Chapter & Verse - Want To Love 19. Toscana - Rewind The Swing 20. Chemars - Live Now 21. Nari, Steve Tosi - Give Me the Music 22. Ricardo Alcantara, Jhay Rhod - E.O.T.F 23. Trace - Like This 24. Guigak - U Got My Love 25. Giusy Consoli - Feel It 26. Moreno Pezzolato - Toxic 27. Matroda, Bleu Clair - PWR 28. Croatia Squad - All the Girlz 29. Nate & Niklas, Laia, Ely Oaks - Last Night 30. Romanthony, Hatiras - Let Me Show You Love 31. Alex Lago - More Time 32. Eloy Hoose, Boecle - Vibe Check 33. Mata Jones, Vito - About Ya 34. Hotswing - Go Up 35. Amorhouse, Tonix - Everybody 36. Thomas Newson, Simon Ray - Get 'Em Up 37. Mitch B, Marcello Mazzoli, Martina Feeniks, Danny Wil - I Love The Nightlife 38. James Hurr - Tell Me 39. Leisan, Sofia Vibes - Naked 40. Fatman Scoop, Crooklyn Clan, Scoot - Be Faithful 41. Domenic D'Agnelli, Chris Di Perri - Got Something 42. Tony Huncle - Come Back 43. Peace Maker!, Keizer Jelle - Take Your Pills 44. Maickel Telussa, Lady Lago - Woldwide Unification 45. Andonut - Blazed 46. Steve Void, Sharon Doorson - Gypsy Woman (La Da Dee) 47. Louis Lennon - PERFECTO 48. Mark Johnstone - All I Need 49. Xpansions, Qubiko - Everybody 50. Andre Rizo, Stereosoulz - Dance All Night 51. Deadmau5, Frank Ocean, Kream - Strobe 52. Piran, Just Daniel - Dreams 53. Alex Lago - Vacile 54. Musol - Sunshine 55. Cassimm - Take From Me 56. Wayne Madiedo, Bante - Jamsito 57. S.A.M., Sarah Ikumu, Sam Divine - Spotlight 58. Dead Space, G. Felix - Trying Me 59. Stanny Abram - Alfama 60. Eduardo Cole - With You 61. Good Vibe People - L.O.V.E 62. Luca Debonaire, Maickel Telussa - Blind Love 63. Sander Van H - I'm Feelin' It 64. Max Styler, Friend Within, Atlantic Garden, Lauren L' - Show Me Which Way To Go 65. Mattei & Omich, Vittoria Hyde - Got to Keep On 66. Amy Lauren, Blank Sense - Take a Chance 67. Dirty Eclipse - Run Run Run 68. Mike Millrain - Falling 69. Save As (Us) - Love Freak 70. Alex Guesta - This Is How We Do 71. Dj Galin, Sammy - In My Heart 72. Marco Bartolucci, The Cube Guys, Villa Delle Rose - Riccione 73. Camille Jones, Sansixto, Nando Palau - The Creeps 74. Fedzz - You Know 75. Chemars - Move Your Body 76. K-Style, Brian Remii - Perk It 77. Jaxx Inc. - Last Night A DJ Saved My Life

01. Bhaskar - U Got My Body 02. Valy Mo, Roy Orion, Kayten - Make You Sweat 03. Black V Neck, Chico Rose - Come On Over 04. Johan S, Duskope - What They Want 05. Ben Miller (Aus) - Intro To The Anthem 06. Pig Snatchers, Mikey T - Your Number 07. Block, Crown, Maickel Telussa - Bad 08. Ootoro - Maniac 09. Jetlag Music, Lu Oliver - Shake Girls 10. Maickel Telussa - Feel It 11. Ali Story, Subb - Feelings 12. Jerome Robins, Carl Hanaghan - Strings Of Life 13. Muzzaik - Why Should I 14. Bozito - Shake That 15. Electric Avenue, Taxmaster - Connected 16. Martin Ikin, Byron Stingily - Devoted 17. Chiccaleaf (Ita), Cleo - Tat 18. Chapter & Verse - Want To Love 19. Toscana - Rewind The Swing 20. Chemars - Live Now 21. Nari, Steve Tosi - Give Me the Music 22. Ricardo Alcantara, Jhay Rhod - E.O.T.F 23. Trace - Like This 24. Guigak - U Got My Love 25. Giusy Consoli - Feel It 26. Moreno Pezzolato - Toxic 27. Matroda, Bleu Clair - PWR 28. Croatia Squad - All the Girlz 29. Nate & Niklas, Laia, Ely Oaks - Last Night 30. Romanthony, Hatiras - Let Me Show You Love 31. Alex Lago - More Time 32. Eloy Hoose, Boecle - Vibe Check 33. Mata Jones, Vito - About Ya 34. Hotswing - Go Up 35. Amorhouse, Tonix - Everybody 36. Thomas Newson, Simon Ray - Get 'Em Up 37. Mitch B, Marcello Mazzoli, Martina Feeniks, Danny Wil - I Love The Nightlife 38. James Hurr - Tell Me 39. Leisan, Sofia Vibes - Naked 40. Fatman Scoop, Crooklyn Clan, Scoot - Be Faithful 41. Domenic D'Agnelli, Chris Di Perri - Got Something 42. Tony Huncle - Come Back 43. Peace Maker!, Keizer Jelle - Take Your Pills 44. Maickel Telussa, Lady Lago - Woldwide Unification 45. Andonut - Blazed 46. Steve Void, Sharon Doorson - Gypsy Woman (La Da Dee) 47. Louis Lennon - PERFECTO 48. Mark Johnstone - All I Need 49. Xpansions, Qubiko - Everybody 50. Andre Rizo, Stereosoulz - Dance All Night 51. Deadmau5, Frank Ocean, Kream - Strobe 52. Piran, Just Daniel - Dreams 53. Alex Lago - Vacile 54. Musol - Sunshine 55. Cassimm - Take From Me 56. Wayne Madiedo, Bante - Jamsito 57. S.A.M., Sarah Ikumu, Sam Divine - Spotlight 58. Dead Space, G. Felix - Trying Me 59. Stanny Abram - Alfama 60. Eduardo Cole - With You 61. Good Vibe People - L.O.V.E 62. Luca Debonaire, Maickel Telussa - Blind Love 63. Sander Van H - I'm Feelin' It 64. Max Styler, Friend Within, Atlantic Garden, Lauren L' - Show Me Which Way To Go 65. Mattei & Omich, Vittoria Hyde - Got to Keep On 66. Amy Lauren, Blank Sense - Take a Chance 67. Dirty Eclipse - Run Run Run 68. Mike Millrain - Falling 69. Save As (Us) - Love Freak 70. Alex Guesta - This Is How We Do 71. Dj Galin, Sammy - In My Heart 72. Marco Bartolucci, The Cube Guys, Villa Delle Rose - Riccione 73. Camille Jones, Sansixto, Nando Palau - The Creeps 74. Fedzz - You Know 75. Chemars - Move Your Body 76. K-Style, Brian Remii - Perk It 77. Jaxx Inc. - Last Night A DJ Saved My Life

DJ Rhythm Dee's Old School Jamz Vol. 5Digging in the crates once again and coming up with a collage of 80's funk and dance gems.This mix features The S.O.S. Band, Whodini, Change, The System, Skyy, Funk Deluxe, George Benson, Cherrelle, Kashif, and many more!Let's Take it Back to The Old School!PLAYLIST1. Just Be Good To Me by The SOS Band2. Change of Heart by Change3. Just The Way You Like It by The SOS Band4. 5 Minutes of Funk by Whodini5. Beat Box by Art of Noise6. Dog Talkin' by George Clinton7. Last Night A DJ Saved My Life by Indeep8. Another Man by Barbara Mason9. You're In My System by Robert Palmer10. You're In My System by The System11. Electric Boogaloo by Ollie & Jerry12. For Your Love by The SOS Band13. Sexomatic by The Bar-Kays14. Let's Celebrate by Skyy15. This Time by Funk Deluxe16. Baby Don't Break Your Baby's Heart by Kashif17. Inside Love (So Personal) by George Benson18. Call Me Up Tonight by Kashif19. My Best Friends Girl by Marcus Miller20. I Didn't Mean to Turn you On by Cherrelle21. Into The Groove (Rmx) by Madonna22. Give Me Tonight by Shannon23. Let The Music Play by Shannon24. White Lines by Grand Master Flash Featuring Melle Mel

Show #883 was published on 07/01/2021. King Britt Presents Sylk 130 "Last Night A DJ Saved My Life" (indeep cover) - When The Funk Hits The Fan King Britt Presents Sylk 130 "I Can't Wait" (Nu Shooz cover) (featuring Twyla) - Re-Members Only Nu Shooz "Don't You Be Afraid" - Poolside www.nushoozmusic.com @nushoozmusic Blondie "In The Sun" - s/t Hall And Oates "Pleasure Beach" - Along The Red Ledge Martha & The Muffins "Echo Beach"- Metro Music ************* Ragsy "Safe From Harm" - One More For The Road www.ragsymusic.com @ragsy78 Mark Collie "A Little Every Day" - Book Of My Blues markcollie.com Kevin Daniel "Horizons" Been Here Before www.thekevindaniel.com @thekevindaniel Liz Longley "Finally High " Funeral For My Past lizlongley.com @lizlongley Silly Boy Blue " Teenager" - Breakup Songs CD https://www.facebook.com/sillyboyblue1 Adam Schultz "Have Some Faith" Soulful Distancing www.adamschultzmusic.com @adam_schultz_ Debbie Bond "Blue Rain" - Blues Without Borders www.debbiebond.com Professor Louie & The Crowmatix "Funky Steampunk Blues" - Miles Of Blues www.professorlouie.com @professorlouie1 Jimmie Bratcher "Government Cheese " - I'm Hungry www.jimmiebratcher.com --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/radiocblue/message Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/radiocblue/support

Today hosts Nate Wilcox and Ryan Harkness are joined by producer Stephie Haynes to introduce the series and our main source book “Last Night A DJ Saved My Life - The History of the Disc Jockey” by Bill Brewster and Frank Broughton. In this episode, Nate, Ryan and Steph discuss their personal history with dance music and the introductory chapter of "Last Night A DJ Saved My Life", the connection it makes between DJs and shamans, DJs and conductors and DJs and musicians.Let It Roll is proud to be part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Today hosts Nate Wilcox and Ryan Harkness are joined by producer Stephie Haynes to introduce the series and our main source book “Last Night A DJ Saved My Life - The History of the Disc Jockey” by Bill Brewster and Frank Broughton.  In this episode, Nate, Ryan and Steph discuss their personal history with dance music and the introductory chapter of "Last Night A DJ Saved My Life", the connection it makes between DJs and shamans, DJs and conductors and DJs and musicians. Let It Roll is proud to be part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Today hosts Nate Wilcox and Ryan Harkness are joined by producer Stephie Haynes to introduce the series and our main source book “Last Night A DJ Saved My Life - The History of the Disc Jockey” by Bill Brewster and Frank Broughton. In this episode, Nate, Ryan and Steph discuss their personal history with dance music and the introductory chapter of "Last Night A DJ Saved My Life", the connection it makes between DJs and shamans, DJs and conductors and DJs and musicians.Let It Roll is proud to be part of Pantheon Podcasts.

Today hosts Nate Wilcox and Ryan Harkness are joined by producer Stephie Haynes to introduce the series and our main source book “Last Night A DJ Saved My Life - The History of the Disc Jockey” by Bill Brewster and Frank Broughton.  In this episode, Nate, Ryan and Steph discuss their personal history with dance music and the introductory chapter of "Last Night A DJ Saved My Life", the connection it makes between DJs and shamans, DJs and conductors and DJs and musicians. Let It Roll is proud to be part of Pantheon Podcasts.

You can find the track-list for our radio show: www.futuredisco.net/radioFind all new Future Disco releases here: smarturl.it/FDNewReleasesSubscribe to Future Disco Radio podcast: smarturl.it/fdpodcast Instagram : www.instagram.com/future_disco/Facebook: www.facebook.com/FutureDisco/ This week we are joined by dance music legend, Bill Brewster. Whether it’s tearing up Room 1 at Fabric, casting a spell on backrooms, or playing chill out music in Ibiza, Bill Brewster is the man for every occasion. As well as being a fantastic DJ, Bill Brewster is an acclaimed writer, gifting his knowledge to ‘Last Night A DJ Saved My Life’, a book which dives deep into the history of DJing. And with his own imprint, Forensic, Bill has released highly successful deep house records. Always looking forward but never forgetting the past we bring you the best in contemporary house and disco. This is Future Disco. Comment for track ID.

Today I proudly present you my ‚SET FOR LOVE‘, which I livestreamed on the 22th of November 2020 for ‚Last Night A DJ Saved My Life‘. It was a very special Set to help create a safe & sustainable future for children & young people in developing countries. If possible…please donate, even the smallest amount will make a big difference - http://setforlovedonate.org Last Night A DJ Saved My Life create fundraising initiatives for the electronic music industry & beyond in support of children in crisis! I Wish you much fun and enjoy listening!

Donate here👉 www.technols.com/donate Last Night A DJ Saved My Life supports children in crisis around the world. The funds raised via Set For Love will be distributed across a number of projects in Tanzania, Uganda, Nepal & The Philippines. These include projects to stop child labour & get children into education, a centre for the rehabilitation of young […]

Today is the first in a series of episodes discussing the widespread effects the Coronavirus has had on everyone.  This episode Tawnya talks about how it has impacted her directly and more importantly, how Club Quarantine and Instagram DJ’s have helped her these past 8  months.  She also gives some recommended viewing for Netflix and some exciting updates with the podcast. Drop an email at thetsidepodcast@gmail.com to let her know how you have been surviving quarantine.  Don’t forget to follow the podcast on Instagram and Facebook @thetsidepodcast.  https://linktr.ee/thetsidepodcast  Audible Free Trial: http://www.audibletrial.com/Tside   Song of The Day:  Last Night A DJ Saved My Life by Indeep   Credits: Freestylah by Alexander Nakarada Link: https://filmmusic.io/song/4745-freestylah License: http://creativecommons.org/licenses/by/4.0/

Mundos de la música negra. El amor, el baile, la cantante, la justicia, el estilo… No podemos evitar a Chic, ni nos hemos resistido a temazos que hicieron y hacen danzar al mundo entero. Todo un rescate las versiones de Silk 103 y de Phats & Small. Os presentamos novedades: Arema Arega, a quien hemos conocido gracias a Bahama Soul Club; grabación inédita de Prince; el avance de Myles Sanko de su próximo disco que saldrá en primavera; Menagerie,King Princess, Steffen Morrison… ¿Conoces a Gerson Acha? DISCO 1 GERSON ACHA Tropical House (EELS - 13) DISCO 2 STEVIE WONDER Can't Put It In The Hands Of Fate [Clean] [feat. Rapsody & Cordae & Chika & Busta Rhymes] (ORDENADOR) AVANZADO 59 segs DISCO 3 AREMA AREGA They never came back (ORDENADOR) DISCO 4 CHIC I Want Your Love (5) DISCO 5 SILK 130 Last Night A DJ Saved My Life (1) DISCO 6 VIOLA WILLS Gonna Get Along Without You Now (DANCE DIVAS - CD 1 - 11) DISCO 7 PHATS & SMALL Harvest For The World (Radio Mix) (1) DISCO 8 MENAGERIE FreeThing (feat Lance Ferguson) (ORDENADOR) Many Worlds DISCO 9 MYLES SANKO Rainbow In Your Cloud (Archivo-Ordenador) DISCO 10 BLU CANTRELL Hip ‘Em Up Style (Ooops!) (DIVINAS - 5) DISCO 11 THE MIGHTY MOCAMBOS Theme From Beverly Hills Cop (DEREK - 16) DISCO 12 JAKI GRAHAM Ain't Nobody (DANCE DIVAS - 10) DISCO 13 KING PRINCESS Only Time Makes It Human (ORDENADOR) Bonus Track STEFFEN MORRISON Soul Revoluiton (1) Escuchar audio

1. Gazebo "I Like Chopin" 2. Imagination "Just An Illusion" 3. Wang Chung "Dance Hall Days" 4. Laura Branigan "Self Control" 5. Piano Fantasia "Song For Denise" 6. Dexy's Midnight Runners "Come On Eileen" 7. Billy Ocean "Loverboy" 8. Bananarama "Cruel Summer" 9. Murrey Head "One Night In Bangkok" 10. Indeep "Last Night A DJ Saved My Life" 11. Michael Jackson "Billie Jean" 12. Rick James "Give It To Me baby" 13. Chaka Khan "I Feel For You" (12" Extended Mix) 14. Johnny Hates Jazz "Shattered Dreams" (Extended Remix) 15. Culture Club "Miss Me Blind" 16. Wham! "Club Tropicana" 17. Hall & Oates "Out Of Touch" (Extended Remix) 18. Madonna "Into the Groove" 19. Kool & The Gang "Fresh" 20. Rockwell & Michael Jackson "Somebody's Watching Me" 21. Corey Hart "Sunglasses At Night" (12" Mix) 22. Eurythmics "Sweet Dreams" 23. Alphaville "Big In Japan" 24. Real Life "Send Me An Angel" 25. Michael Sembello "Maniac" 26. Kenny Loggins "Danger Zone" 27. Eddie Murphy "Party All The Time" 28. Blondie "Call Me" 29. Kenny Loggins "Footloose" 30. Tom Petty & The Heartbreakers "Refugee" 31. Madonna "Holiday" 32. Lionel Richie "Dancing On The Ceiling" 33. Human League "Together In Electric Dreams" 34. Level 42 "Lessons In Love" 35. Modern Talking "You're My Heart You're My Soul" 36. Pet Shop Boys "Domino Dancing" 37. Simple Minds "Don't You Forget About Me" 38. Rick Astley "Never Gonna Give You Up" 39. Billy Ocean "Caribbean Queen (No More Love On The Run)" 40. Met At Work "Who Can It Be Now" 41. The Outfield "Your Love" 42. Spandau Ballet "Only When You Leave" 43. OMD "Enola Gay" 44. Michael Jackson "Beat It" 45. Whitney Houston "I Wanna Dance With Somebody" 46. Wham! "Everything She Wants" 47. Eric B. & Rakim "Paid In Full" (Seven Minutes Of Music - The Coldcut Remix) http://www.peacebisquit.com/#/angelo-pepe-skordos/

The North Wing of The Danny Lane Music Museum is dedicated to Northern Soul. Northern Soul is its own genre of music that grew out of the underground rhythm and soul scene of the late 1960s at venues such as the Twisted Wheel in Manchester, England (UK). This music and the associated dances and fashions quickly spread to other UK dancehalls and nightclubs like the Chateau Impney (Droitwich), Catacombs (Wolverhampton), the Highland Rooms at Blackpool Mecca, Golden Torch (Stoke-on-Trent) and Wigan Casino. *** The Northern part of the name refers to where in the UK the popularity first grew. It all started in Northern England and the English Midlands in the late 1960s, based on a particular style of black American soul music. A large proportion of Northern soul's original audience came from within the 1960s mod subculture. Northern soul reached the peak of its popularity in the mid- to late-1970s. At this time, there were soul clubs in virtually every major town in the Midlands and the North of England. The three venues regarded as the most important in this decade were the Golden Torch in Tunstall, Stoke-on-Trent (1971 to 1972), Blackpool Mecca (1971 to 1979) and Wigan Casino (1973 to 1981). *** In the book Last Night a DJ Saved My Life: the history of the DJ, the authors describe Northern soul as "a genre built from failures", stating: "...Northern Soul was the music made by hundreds of singers and bands who were copying the Detroit sound of Motown pop. Most of the records were complete failures in their own time and place... but in Northern England from the end of the 1960s through to its heyday in the middle 1970s, were exhumed and exalted." Citation: Bill Brewster and Frank Broughton. Last Night A DJ Saved My Life, Chapter 4, page 86, "A Genre Built From Failures" *** Join the conversation on Facebook at **** https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100008232395712 *** or by email at: dannymemorylane@gmail.com *** In this episode you’ll hear: 1) Let The Good Times Roll / Feel So Good by Bunny Sigler 2) (That's All I Need) To Make Me a Man by Wayne Cochran [The White Knight of Soul] & The C.C. Riders 3) First I Look At The Purse by The Contours 4) What's A Matter Baby (Is It Hurting You) by Timi Yuro 5) Que Sera, Sera (Whatever Will Be, Will Be) by The High Keys 6) What's It Gonna Be by Dusty Springfield 7) Sanctified Lady by Marvin Gaye 8) Landslide by Tony Clarke 9) Mockingbird by Inez & Charlie Foxx 10) Seven Day Fool by Etta James 11) Oo Wee Baby, I Love You by Fred Hughes 12) Farther Up the Road by Bobby "Blue" Bland 13) In Orbit by Joy Lovejoy 14) Run, Baby, Run (Back Into My Arms) by The Newbeats 15) Hang On by Maurice McAlister & The Radiants 16) Twine Time by Alvin Cash & The Crawlers 17) My Baby Loves Lovin' by White Plains 18) This Old Heart Of Mine (Is Weak For You) by The Isley Brothers 19) He's Got The Power by The Exciters 20) Love Control by Greg Perry 21) Nothing But A Heartache by The Flirtations 22) Any Day Now by Chuck Jackson 23) After The Laughter (Here Comes The Tears) by Gene Chandler 24) My One And Only Jimmy Boy by The Girlfriends 25) You Got What It Takes by Marv Johnson 26) Sweeter Than The Day Before by The Valentinos 27) Hey Little Girl by Major Lance 28) We Go Together by Eve Barnum 29) Tune Up by Junior Walker & The All Stars 30) Devil With The Blue Dress by Shorty Long 31) Look At Me Now by Terry Callier 32) Shake A Tail Feather by James & Bobby Purify 33) Love Machine by The Miracles (w/ Billy Griffin) 34) He's All I Got by The Supremes 35) A Fat Boy Can Cry by Billy Stewart 36) More Today Than Yesterday by The Spiral Starecase 37) Why Can't I Be Your Man by The Chessmen 38) Show Me by Joe Tex 39) Walking Back To Happiness by Helen Shapiro 40) Get Up Whirlpool (Of Love) by Edwin Starr 41) Cupid / I've Loved You for a Long Time by The Spinners 42) Traveling Stranger by Little Anthony & The Imperials 43) Lend Me Your Hand by Kindly Shepherds 44) Danger Heartbreak Dead Ahead by The Marvelettes 45) The Devil Made Me Do It by The Natural Four

KO KO MO : Le duo nantais se met au disco. Après le beau succès d'une première reprise de Depeche Mode “Personal Jesus” atteignant plus de 200 000 vues à ce jour, les deux lascars nantais de KO KO MO remettent le couvert avec une nouvelle cover :  un titre disco à la sauce KO KO MO. K20 et Warren s'attaquent désormais au plus grand succès du groupe disco-funk américain Indeep, “Last Night a DJ Saved My Life” (1982), à travers une version power rock débordante d'énergie, immortalisée dans un hôpital abandonné avec les vidéastes du collectif CLACK. Le résultat est un format hybride entre clip et session, venant souligner la dimension live chère à KO KO MO, dans un lieu fort en symbolique, mystérieux et pleinement inspirant, où chaque pièce semble raconter sa propre histoire. Quoi de plus inattendu que de partir d'un titre disco pour KO KO MO, groupe qui vit et transpire l'amour du (hard) rock ? Les deux complices transforment avec brio le tube de Indeep en une puissante reprise explosive, chargée en influences seventies. Les deux lascars nantais remettent le couvert Pour Warren (chanteur et guitariste) et K20 (batteur), les paroles de cette chanson des débuts des années 80 pourraient presque se traduire comme un dialogue entre eux. C'est un peu le reflet de leur différence d'âge, de leurs personnalités et leurs multiples influences musicales. “Nous passons beaucoup de temps en tournée, ce qui nous donne l'occasion de se faire découvrir énormément de choses dont beaucoup de musique. Le message de cette reprise, par les temps qui courent, nous plaisait beaucoup. Tout le monde a une chanson qui lui sauve la vie, à un moment ou un autre…” ! KO KO MO : Le duo nantais se met au disco. Pourquoi avoir choisi cette chanson ? Nous voulions faire une réponse à notre première cover « Personal Jesus ». Pour aller plus loin l'idée était de prendre un morceau qui n'avait rien à voir avec l'esthétique Rock. Donc, quoi de plus inattendu que de partir d'un titre disco pour KO KO MO ? Les paroles de cette chanson des débuts des années 80 (1982) pourraient presque se traduire comme un dialogue entre nous grâce à notre différence d'âge, nos personnalités et nos influences musicales. Nous passons pas mal de notre temps en tournée. Ce qui nous permet et nous laisse le temps de se faire découvrir énormément de choses… Entre autre, de la musique. Pour cette cover, c'était pour nous l'occasion de collaborer pour la première fois avec une autre équipe de tournage « CLACK ». Des copains, mais surtout des artistes talentueux, qui aiment notre univers. Nous avons eu un réel plaisir à travailler aujourd'hui. Et le message de cette reprise, par les temps qui courent, nous plaisait beaucoup. Tout le monde a une chanson qui lui sauve la vie, à un moment où un autre… Le Collectif CLACK Pourquoi le choix de ce lieu ? Le choix d'un hôpital abandonné pour KO KO MO semblait évident. Au vu de leur musique électrique et musclée, il fallait trouver un lieu avec une âme, un vécu, un passé et un présent où pouvaient s'exprimer les deux artistes. Cet endroit a accueilli des soignants, des malades, des jeunes, des vieux.. en voyant la musique comme une thérapie le parallèle sautait aux yeux, “Last Night A DJ Saved My Life”. Bio du réal, note d'intention et histoire du clip : Kevin Charvot est un réalisateur nantais membre de CLACK. Réalisateur ou créateur d'images comme il aime se définir. Il parcourt les festivals pour leur communication, accompagne les artistes en tournée pour leur image et réalise clips ou live-sessions, fonction des envies et des idées partagées. L'idée générale était de réaliser une forme hybride de clip/live-session, avec cette optique de garder la musique “live” au cœur de la vidéo. Les artistes jouent réellement comme dans une classique...

The electronic dance music industry is known for its superstar DJs and dynamic club culture, its synonymous with partying hard and good times but perhaps not with so well known as the rock and pop music industry for raising money and supporting charity, despite the billions of dollars dance music generates every year (* yes 2020 apart which has been something of a challenging year). My guest this week set out 10 years ago to change this view and make a difference where he saw not enough being done. He set out to challenge existing beliefs about the contribution dance music could make, to show what could be done when a compassionate industry came together behind a clear purpose and to make an impact in the lives of children in crisis all over the world. Jonny Lee is the visionary founder of Last Night A DJ Saved My Life a charitable foundation creating opportunities & fundraising initiatives to enable the dance music industry to make a positive impact in support of children in crisis. Jonny is a dance music pioneer, an acid house missionary, taker of big risks and a bundle of positive energy. We meet up on the cliffs of south east Ibiza, surrounded by whispering pines, bird song and the hum of cicadas. The spot we meet at is a place Jonny gets huge inspiration from. We talk about his mojo journey and what happened to make him realise he just HAD to do more. Also, how his background in organising huge parties all over the world came in very handy for running a charity - where positive intent is met with synchronicity and magnetism. Jonny defines what the art of giving means to him and the difference the charity has made to lives of thousands of children in crisis. We talk about the last Set For Love project - live stream events bringing DJs of all levels together to fundraise for emergency appeals during lockdown. You can join the likes of Carl Cox and Nightmares on Wax by getting involved in the forthcoming Set For Love on November 20th - which is International Children's Day. You can find out loads more about LNADJ at the website Also give them a follow on Insta @lnadj_charity or their Facebook page And as I also mentioned last week, there is now some music to go with these mojo stories. I've asked all my guests to date to select just one song that really fuels their mojo. You can find the Spotify playlist here - Jonny's pick is a cracker! Richard x The Mojo Podcast Hosted by executive and business coach Richard Stokes @mojorichard on Instagram www.mojodevelopment.co.uk richard@mojodevelopment.co.uk #mojo #giving #charity #lastnightadjsavedmylife #lnadj #ibiza #clubculture #superstardjs #dancemusic #EDM #acidhouse #carlcox #nightmaresonwax #eatseverything #dj #kilimanjaro #uganda #tanzania #africa #wateraid #streettostreet #cleanwater #haveadrinkonus #worldshighestrave #raveinthepalace

The livestream of this episode was a part of the second #SetForLove weekend fundraising for the COVID-19 Relief Appeal from Last Night A DJ Saved My Life. More info at https://setforlovedonate.org Take a journey into sound with TranceChill every week! TranceChill is a non-profit, independent trance show. Please don't upload this episode to paid download sites! Tune in for two hours of pure uplifting trance awesomeness! Stay safe! This episode was broadcasted on Twitch.tv/djskoen at June 21st, 2020 at 22:00 CEST/16:00 EDT, ETN.fm Ch. 1 (www.etn.fm) at June 22nd, 2020 at 22:00 CEST/16:00 EDT, on NoGrief FM (t.co/tuQU60mMq3) at June 23rd, 2020 at 19:00 CEST/13:00 EDT, Discover Trance Radio (www.discovertrance.com) at June 23rd, 2020 at 23:00 CEST/18:00 EDT, and on Beats2Dance Trance (www.beats2dance.com) at June 26th, 2020 at 12:00 CEST/06:00 EDT. 1. Joe Fares - Chance (Original Mix) [Aural Sonic] 2. Dan Stone & Victoriya - I Can't Tell (Ferry Tayle Extended Remix) [FSOE Fables] 3. Dan Delaforce - Always Alive (Original Mix) [Sub.Mission] 4. Matthias Bishop - City of Angels (Mhammed El Alami Extended Remix) [Aural Sonic] 5. Abide - Forget Me (Original Mix) [Sundance] 6. Klassy Project & Zak - So Cold (Andres Selada Remix) [Sub.Mission] 7. Elitist - Keep Pushing (W!SS Remix) [Sub.Mission] 8. Tycoos & Denis Sender - Collabro (Aimoon Remix) [Entrancing Music Relentless] 9. Sothzanne String - The Eternal Galaxy (Original Mix) [Aural Sonic] 10. LR Uplift - Anya (Original Mix) [Abora] 11. Radion6 & Sarah Lynn - A Desert Rose (Mhammed El Alami Remix) [RazNitzan] 12. DIM3NSION & DJ Nano - Feel The Waves (Vocal Extended) [Flashover Trance] 13. Gareth Emery ft Annabel - You'll Be OK (Extended Mix) [Create Music Group] 14. Craig Connelly with Will Rees - Inhale (Extended Mix) [Black Hole] 15. KBK, Airdream - Medusa (Original Mix) [Nahawand] 16. AlexZideyn & MargoLane - I Want To Be With You (Original Mix) [Neostatic] 17. Paul Cartwright - Just Be (Original Mix) [Sundance] 18. Mark L2K & Six Senses - Remember the past (Extended Mix) [Redux] 19. RAM & Arctic Moon - Punkstars (Extended Mix) [Nocturnal Knights Music] 20. Vision X & Osman Mousa - Racun (Extended Mix) [Nocturnal Knights Fusion] 21. Rysto & Dave Steward - Into The Infinite (Extended Mix) [Perfecto Fluoro] 22. Sean Mathews - Starting A Fire (Extended Mix) [FSOE] 23. Double Motion & A.L.Y.S. - Love Deep Like Ocean (NyTiGen Remix) [Yeiskomp] 24. Andy Blueman meets Ronny K. - Away from the Sun (Extended Mix) [1923516] Website: www.trancechill.com iTunes: www.trancechill.com/itunes TuneIn: https://tunein.com/podcasts/Podcasts/TranceChill-p1122215/ Twitch: https://twitch.tv/djskoen Program site on Facebook: www.facebook.com/TranceChill Program site on Twitter: www.twitter.com/TranceChill Program site on Discord: https://discord.gg/4qg99Fw

Sysense started doing this type of thing when he was sixteen and was having a very difficult time in his life and was contemplating taking his life. He remembers walking into a dance club in Houston, Tx and hearing The Smith’s – How Soon Is Now and watching the people on the dance floor react and move to what the Dj was doing. Sysense was amazed at how much fun the people were having and seeing the smiles that were across their faces. At that moment Sysense knew what he wanted to do .He wanted to make people happy and have them forget their problems even if for just a little while. Sysense went out and bought turntables, some records, and started teaching him self how to blend the songs together. Sysense knew nothing about what I was doing and could not beat-match to save his life. Thankfully, he had met a Dj that took him under his wing and began teaching him the basics of beat-matching, blending, and the proper use of a mixer. Sysense then started listening to mix tapes of other Dj’s to get more of a understanding of what was happening and the journey they were trying to convey through music. Sysense remembers that he would practice all the time, recording everything that he did on whatever medium there was available at that time, tape machine, reel to reel, and the old trusty VCR, which was his favorite recording method of them all. This allowed him to hear the good along with bad (and there was more bad then good) and to hone his skills even more. Sysense was now ready to take his message to the masses and let them be part of his journey. He started playing live at a little bar/club that had a small but loyal following of electronic music. The people were very forgiving of his mistakes and allowed Sysense the room to grow his skills even more. Sysense continued to spin at that bar and for that owner for about 10yrs and Sysense thanks him to this day for being patient and giving him the opportunity. The rest of the story is pretty much ancient history, as Sysense now looks forward to taking the next steps to bring his message and journey to even more people around the globe. And a quick final note from Sysense: I hope that over the years I have done what I intended to do, and also maybe helped someone along the way just as the music and that Dj did for me so many years ago. The term – Last Night A Dj Saved My Life – is true in every aspect for me. I hope that we can keep spreading the vibe of love and good music around the world and beyond. Sincerely, James Sysense DeRosier.

Sysense started doing this type of thing when he was sixteen and was having a very difficult time in his life and was contemplating taking his life. He remembers walking into a dance club in Houston, Tx and hearing The Smith’s – How Soon Is Now and watching the people on the dance floor react and move to what the Dj was doing. Sysense was amazed at how much fun the people were having and seeing the smiles that were across their faces. At that moment Sysense knew what he wanted to do .He wanted to make people happy and have them forget their problems even if for just a little while. Sysense went out and bought turntables, some records, and started teaching him self how to blend the songs together. Sysense knew nothing about what I was doing and could not beat-match to save his life. Thankfully, he had met a Dj that took him under his wing and began teaching him the basics of beat-matching, blending, and the proper use of a mixer. Sysense then started listening to mix tapes of other Dj’s to get more of a understanding of what was happening and the journey they were trying to convey through music. Sysense remembers that he would practice all the time, recording everything that he did on whatever medium there was available at that time, tape machine, reel to reel, and the old trusty VCR, which was his favorite recording method of them all. This allowed him to hear the good along with bad (and there was more bad then good) and to hone his skills even more. Sysense was now ready to take his message to the masses and let them be part of his journey. He started playing live at a little bar/club that had a small but loyal following of electronic music. The people were very forgiving of his mistakes and allowed Sysense the room to grow his skills even more. Sysense continued to spin at that bar and for that owner for about 10yrs and Sysense thanks him to this day for being patient and giving him the opportunity. The rest of the story is pretty much ancient history, as Sysense now looks forward to taking the next steps to bring his message and journey to even more people around the globe. And a quick final note from Sysense: I hope that over the years I have done what I intended to do, and also maybe helped someone along the way just as the music and that Dj did for me so many years ago. The term – Last Night A Dj Saved My Life – is true in every aspect for me. I hope that we can keep spreading the vibe of love and good music around the world and beyond. Sincerely, James Sysense DeRosier.

Sysense started doing this type of thing when he was sixteen and was having a very difficult time in his life and was contemplating taking his life. He remembers walking into a dance club in Houston, Tx and hearing The Smith’s – How Soon Is Now and watching the people on the dance floor react and move to what the Dj was doing. Sysense was amazed at how much fun the people were having and seeing the smiles that were across their faces. At that moment Sysense knew what he wanted to do .He wanted to make people happy and have them forget their problems even if for just a little while. Sysense went out and bought turntables, some records, and started teaching him self how to blend the songs together. Sysense knew nothing about what I was doing and could not beat-match to save his life. Thankfully, he had met a Dj that took him under his wing and began teaching him the basics of beat-matching, blending, and the proper use of a mixer. Sysense then started listening to mix tapes of other Dj’s to get more of a understanding of what was happening and the journey they were trying to convey through music. Sysense remembers that he would practice all the time, recording everything that he did on whatever medium there was available at that time, tape machine, reel to reel, and the old trusty VCR, which was his favorite recording method of them all. This allowed him to hear the good along with bad (and there was more bad then good) and to hone his skills even more. Sysense was now ready to take his message to the masses and let them be part of his journey. He started playing live at a little bar/club that had a small but loyal following of electronic music. The people were very forgiving of his mistakes and allowed Sysense the room to grow his skills even more. Sysense continued to spin at that bar and for that owner for about 10yrs and Sysense thanks him to this day for being patient and giving him the opportunity. The rest of the story is pretty much ancient history, as Sysense now looks forward to taking the next steps to bring his message and journey to even more people around the globe. And a quick final note from Sysense: I hope that over the years I have done what I intended to do, and also maybe helped someone along the way just as the music and that Dj did for me so many years ago. The term – Last Night A Dj Saved My Life – is true in every aspect for me. I hope that we can keep spreading the vibe of love and good music around the world and beyond. Sincerely, James Sysense DeRosier.

Sysense started doing this type of thing when he was sixteen and was having a very difficult time in his life and was contemplating taking his life. He remembers walking into a dance club in Houston, Tx and hearing The Smith’s – How Soon Is Now and watching the people on the dance floor react and move to what the Dj was doing. Sysense was amazed at how much fun the people were having and seeing the smiles that were across their faces. At that moment Sysense knew what he wanted to do .He wanted to make people happy and have them forget their problems even if for just a little while. Sysense went out and bought turntables, some records, and started teaching him self how to blend the songs together. Sysense knew nothing about what I was doing and could not beat-match to save his life. Thankfully, he had met a Dj that took him under his wing and began teaching him the basics of beat-matching, blending, and the proper use of a mixer. Sysense then started listening to mix tapes of other Dj’s to get more of a understanding of what was happening and the journey they were trying to convey through music. Sysense remembers that he would practice all the time, recording everything that he did on whatever medium there was available at that time, tape machine, reel to reel, and the old trusty VCR, which was his favorite recording method of them all. This allowed him to hear the good along with bad (and there was more bad then good) and to hone his skills even more. Sysense was now ready to take his message to the masses and let them be part of his journey. He started playing live at a little bar/club that had a small but loyal following of electronic music. The people were very forgiving of his mistakes and allowed Sysense the room to grow his skills even more. Sysense continued to spin at that bar and for that owner for about 10yrs and Sysense thanks him to this day for being patient and giving him the opportunity. The rest of the story is pretty much ancient history, as Sysense now looks forward to taking the next steps to bring his message and journey to even more people around the globe. And a quick final note from Sysense: I hope that over the years I have done what I intended to do, and also maybe helped someone along the way just as the music and that Dj did for me so many years ago. The term – Last Night A Dj Saved My Life – is true in every aspect for me. I hope that we can keep spreading the vibe of love and good music around the world and beyond. Sincerely, James Sysense DeRosier.

The North Wing of The Danny Lane Music Museum is dedicated to Northern Soul. Northern Soul is its own genre of music that grew out of the underground rhythm and soul scene of the late 1960s at venues such as the Twisted Wheel in Manchester, England (UK). This music and the associated dances and fashions quickly spread to other UK dancehalls and nightclubs like the Chateau Impney (Droitwich), Catacombs (Wolverhampton), the Highland Rooms at Blackpool Mecca, Golden Torch (Stoke-on-Trent) and Wigan Casino. The Northern part of the name refers to where in the UK the popularity first grew. It all started in Northern England and the English Midlands in the late 1960s, based on a particular style of black American soul music. A large proportion of Northern soul's original audience came from within the 1960s mod subculture. Northern soul reached the peak of its popularity in the mid- to late-1970s. At this time, there were soul clubs in virtually every major town in the Midlands and the North of England. The three venues regarded as the most important in this decade were the Golden Torch in Tunstall, Stoke-on-Trent (1971 to 1972), Blackpool Mecca (1971 to 1979) and Wigan Casino (1973 to 1981). In the book Last Night a DJ Saved My Life: the history of the DJ, the authors describe Northern soul as "a genre built from failures", stating: "...Northern Soul was the music made by hundreds of singers and bands who were copying the Detroit sound of Motown pop. Most of the records were complete failures in their own time and place... but in Northern England from the end of the 1960s through to its heyday in the middle 1970s, were exhumed and exalted." Citation: Bill Brewster and Frank Broughton. Last Night A DJ Saved My Life, Chapter 4, page 86, "A Genre Built From Failures" In this episode you’ll hear: 1) Get On Your Knees by Los Canarios 2) Soul Time by Shirley Ellis 3) Out On the Floor by Dobie Gray 4) (Like A) Nightmare by The Andantes 5) Lookin' For A Love by The Valentinos (w/ Bobby Womack) 6) I Really Love You by The Tomangoes 7) Time Will Pass You By by Tobi Legend 8) Open The Door To Your Heart by Darrell Banks 9) Picture Me Gone by Evie Sands 10) Girl Don't Make Me Wait by Bunny Sigler 11) One In a Million by Maxine Brown 12) I Have Faith In You by Edwin Starr 13) Tell Him by Billie Davis 14) I'm Gonna Miss You by The Artistics 15) Everlasting Love by Carl Carlton 16) Heaven Must Have Sent You by The Elgins (w/ Saundra Mallett, vocal) 17) Oh Yeah by Rex Garvin 18) You Didn't Say a Word by Yvonne Baker 19) Breakout by Mitch Ryder & The Detroit Wheels 20) Signal Your Intention by Kim Weston 21) Two For The Price Of One by Larry Williams & Johnny 'guitar' Watson 22) Under Your Powerful Love by Joe Tex 23) With This Ring by The Platters 24) Little Darling I Need You by Marvin Gaye 25) Hit And Run by Rose Batiste 26) Whatever Happened to Our Melody by Eddie Holman 27) Carnival Time by Al Johnson 28) No One to Love by Pat Lewis 29) Look into the Eyes of a Fool by Johnny Bristol 30) Everything Is Gonna Be Alright by P.P. Arnold 31) I'll Pick A Rose For My Rose by Marv Johnson 32) Tainted Love by Gloria Jones 33) Teardrops by Womack & Womack 34) I'll Do Anything by Doris Troy 35) Love on a Mountain Top by Robert Knight 36) I'm Gonna Let My Heart Do The Walking by The Supremes (without Diana Ross) Lead singer is Scherrie Payne (Freda Payne's sister) 37) Do I Love You (Indeed I Do) by Frank Wilson 38) Heart's Desire by Billy Joe Royal 39) Love Factory by Eloise Laws 40) It Takes Two by Frankie Gaye & Kim Weston 41) Let's Groove by Archie Bell & The Drells 42) H.A.P.P.Y. Radio by Edwin Starr ************* Join the conversation on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100008232395712 or by email at: dannymemorylane@gmail.com

Hey friends, my newest mixshow, created for EAGLEradio.PRO Members is now available. This is bit of a deep sound than my usual set but with tracks that are still definitely me and there are some reworks of songs that many of you will remember from you past club or radio listening days such as Last Night A DJ Saved My Life, Your Body, Finally, Loving Arms & Shine On Me. Great productions by Block & Crown, Moto Blanco, Larry Peace, StoneBridge and more! | Playlist: 1. Last Night A DJ Saved My Life - Julian The Angel (Original Mix) 2. Shine On Me - CASSIMM (Extended Original Mix) 3. Your Body - Block & Crown ft. Kegyi (Original Mix) 4. Happy Together - Sir Ivan (Moto Blanco Club Mix) 5. Finally - Paradise Groove (Original Mix) 6. Loving Arms - Billie Ray Martin (Larry Peace Mix) 7. Born Again (Babylonia) - Nicola Fasano, Adam Clay, Sunnery James & Ryan Marciano (Festival Mix) 8. Drunk On You - Betty Reed (StoneBridge Extended Epic Mix) 9. Boy, You Can Keep It - Alex Newell (Original Extended Mix) 10. Somebody’s Watching Me - Lokee & Stefane (Original Mix) 11. Turn Your World Around - Bimbo Jones & Thelma Houston (Cristian Poow Club Remix) 12. Feel Galactic - Block & Crown (Original Mix) | Recorded at BetBoyz Studio NYC

Sysense started doing this type of thing when he was sixteen and was having a very difficult time in his life and was contemplating taking his life. He remembers walking into a dance club in Houston, Tx and hearing The Smith’s – How Soon Is Now and watching the people on the dance floor react and move to what the Dj was doing. Sysense was amazed at how much fun the people were having and seeing the smiles that were across their faces. At that moment Sysense knew what he wanted to do .He wanted to make people happy and have them forget their problems even if for just a little while. Sysense went out and bought turntables, some records, and started teaching him self how to blend the songs together. Sysense knew nothing about what I was doing and could not beat-match to save his life. Thankfully, he had met a Dj that took him under his wing and began teaching him the basics of beat-matching, blending, and the proper use of a mixer. Sysense then started listening to mix tapes of other Dj’s to get more of a understanding of what was happening and the journey they were trying to convey through music. Sysense remembers that he would practice all the time, recording everything that he did on whatever medium there was available at that time, tape machine, reel to reel, and the old trusty VCR, which was his favorite recording method of them all. This allowed him to hear the good along with bad (and there was more bad then good) and to hone his skills even more. Sysense was now ready to take his message to the masses and let them be part of his journey. He started playing live at a little bar/club that had a small but loyal following of electronic music. The people were very forgiving of his mistakes and allowed Sysense the room to grow his skills even more. Sysense continued to spin at that bar and for that owner for about 10yrs and Sysense thanks him to this day for being patient and giving him the opportunity. The rest of the story is pretty much ancient history, as Sysense now looks forward to taking the next steps to bring his message and journey to even more people around the globe. And a quick final note from Sysense: I hope that over the years I have done what I intended to do, and also maybe helped someone along the way just as the music and that Dj did for me so many years ago. The term – Last Night A Dj Saved My Life – is true in every aspect for me. I hope that we can keep spreading the vibe of love and good music around the world and beyond. Sincerely, James Sysense DeRosier.

Sysense started doing this type of thing when he was sixteen and was having a very difficult time in his life and was contemplating taking his life. He remembers walking into a dance club in Houston, Tx and hearing The Smith’s – How Soon Is Now and watching the people on the dance floor react and move to what the Dj was doing. Sysense was amazed at how much fun the people were having and seeing the smiles that were across their faces. At that moment Sysense knew what he wanted to do .He wanted to make people happy and have them forget their problems even if for just a little while. Sysense went out and bought turntables, some records, and started teaching him self how to blend the songs together. Sysense knew nothing about what I was doing and could not beat-match to save his life. Thankfully, he had met a Dj that took him under his wing and began teaching him the basics of beat-matching, blending, and the proper use of a mixer. Sysense then started listening to mix tapes of other Dj’s to get more of a understanding of what was happening and the journey they were trying to convey through music. Sysense remembers that he would practice all the time, recording everything that he did on whatever medium there was available at that time, tape machine, reel to reel, and the old trusty VCR, which was his favorite recording method of them all. This allowed him to hear the good along with bad (and there was more bad then good) and to hone his skills even more. Sysense was now ready to take his message to the masses and let them be part of his journey. He started playing live at a little bar/club that had a small but loyal following of electronic music. The people were very forgiving of his mistakes and allowed Sysense the room to grow his skills even more. Sysense continued to spin at that bar and for that owner for about 10yrs and Sysense thanks him to this day for being patient and giving him the opportunity. The rest of the story is pretty much ancient history, as Sysense now looks forward to taking the next steps to bring his message and journey to even more people around the globe. And a quick final note from Sysense: I hope that over the years I have done what I intended to do, and also maybe helped someone along the way just as the music and that Dj did for me so many years ago. The term – Last Night A Dj Saved My Life – is true in every aspect for me. I hope that we can keep spreading the vibe of love and good music around the world and beyond. Sincerely, James Sysense DeRosier.

Deep Divas, Sexycools, Perfect Pitch - Baby Baby Duck Sauce - Big Bad Wolf Camelphat, Elderbrook – Cola Ben Delay - I Never Felt So Right Gaullin – Moonlight Elderbrook – Capricorn Chris Crime, Antonella Rocco, Mike Candys - Ready Or Not Bob Sinclar, Avicii - New New New Atb, Nejtrino, Baur – Summer Bodyrox, Luciana, D Ramirez - Yeah Yeah Funkerman - Speed Up Aura, Camelphat - Panic Room Armin Van Buuren - Blah Blah Blah Dave Armstrong - Make Your Move Beyonce, Freemasons - Green Light David Guetta, Sia, Remix – Flames Dj Snake, Justin Bieber - Let Me Love You Burak Yeter Feat Cecilia Krull - My Life Is Going On (Burak Yeter Remix) Grivina - Мальчик Party Little Big - Lolly Bomb Open Kids – Стикером Макс Барских - Полураздета (Dj Tarantino & Dj Dyxanin Remix) Feder, Emmi, Filatov, Karas – Blind The Weeknd, Daft Punk, Cosmic Dawn - I Feel It Coming Gadjo - So Many Times Horny United, Just 4 Funk, Sobek - Crazy Paris (Paris Latino) Netsky Feat A.Chal - Tequila Limonada Miyagi - Captain Bob Sinclar, Steve Edwards - World, Hold On C-Bool - Never Go Away Felix Jaehn, Hight, Alex Aiono - Hot2touch Dj Antoine, Houseshaker - This Time Don Diablo - You Can't Change Me Bodyrockers - I Like The Way You Move Aris, Dj Antonio – Sos Feder, Lyse, Dj Antonio – Goodbye Don Diablo - Anthem (We Love House Music) Duke Dumont - Ocean Drive Clean Bandit, Jess Glynne - Rather Be David Guetta, Chris Willis, Mone – Money Avicii - You Make Me Axwell - Leave The World Behind Benassi Bros, Dhany - Hit My Heart Jax Jones & Mabel Feat Rich The Kid - Ring Ring Ivan Valeev - Novella The Weeknd, Daft Punk, Cosmic Dawn - I Feel It Coming Avicii, Denis Rublev, Natasha Baccardi - Addicted To You Crew 7 - Strike It Up Eiffel 65, Dj's From Mars - Move Your Body Matt Nash - Know My Love Still Young - White Label (Is This Love) Camille Jones, Fedde Le Grand – Creeps Crew 7 - Last Night A Dj Saved My Life

Deep Divas, Sexycools, Perfect Pitch - Baby Baby Duck Sauce - Big Bad Wolf Camelphat, Elderbrook – Cola Ben Delay - I Never Felt So Right Gaullin – Moonlight Elderbrook – Capricorn Chris Crime, Antonella Rocco, Mike Candys - Ready Or Not Bob Sinclar, Avicii - New New New Atb, Nejtrino, Baur – Summer Bodyrox, Luciana, D Ramirez - Yeah Yeah Funkerman - Speed Up Aura, Camelphat - Panic Room Armin Van Buuren - Blah Blah Blah Dave Armstrong - Make Your Move Beyonce, Freemasons - Green Light David Guetta, Sia, Remix – Flames Dj Snake, Justin Bieber - Let Me Love You Burak Yeter Feat Cecilia Krull - My Life Is Going On (Burak Yeter Remix) Grivina - Мальчик Party Little Big - Lolly Bomb Open Kids – Стикером Макс Барских - Полураздета (Dj Tarantino & Dj Dyxanin Remix) Feder, Emmi, Filatov, Karas – Blind The Weeknd, Daft Punk, Cosmic Dawn - I Feel It Coming Gadjo - So Many Times Horny United, Just 4 Funk, Sobek - Crazy Paris (Paris Latino) Netsky Feat A.Chal - Tequila Limonada Miyagi - Captain Bob Sinclar, Steve Edwards - World, Hold On C-Bool - Never Go Away Felix Jaehn, Hight, Alex Aiono - Hot2touch Dj Antoine, Houseshaker - This Time Don Diablo - You Can't Change Me Bodyrockers - I Like The Way You Move Aris, Dj Antonio – Sos Feder, Lyse, Dj Antonio – Goodbye Don Diablo - Anthem (We Love House Music) Duke Dumont - Ocean Drive Clean Bandit, Jess Glynne - Rather Be David Guetta, Chris Willis, Mone – Money Avicii - You Make Me Axwell - Leave The World Behind Benassi Bros, Dhany - Hit My Heart Jax Jones & Mabel Feat Rich The Kid - Ring Ring Ivan Valeev - Novella The Weeknd, Daft Punk, Cosmic Dawn - I Feel It Coming Avicii, Denis Rublev, Natasha Baccardi - Addicted To You Crew 7 - Strike It Up Eiffel 65, Dj's From Mars - Move Your Body Matt Nash - Know My Love Still Young - White Label (Is This Love) Camille Jones, Fedde Le Grand – Creeps Crew 7 - Last Night A Dj Saved My Life

Cygo - Panda E (Amice Remix) Avicii - Street Dance Dada, Sandy Rivera, Trix – Lollipop Felix Jaehn, Alma, Holderz – Bonfire Imany, Ivan Spell, Daniel Magre - The Good, The Bad & The Crazy Ed Sheeran, Holderz - Shape Of You Tiesto, Sevenn, Gucci Mane – Boom Laurent Wolf - No Stress Terri B, Fabrizio Levita, Stefan Rio - Just A Little Bit Dimitri Vegas, Like Mike, Holderz - Stay A While Oliver Heldens, The Rumors – Ghost Guru Josh Project, Klaas – Infinity Consoul Trainin, Amice - Take Me To Infinity Little Big - Faradenza Imany, Filatov, Karas - Don't Be So Shy Axwell & Ingrosso, Romans - Dancing Alone Dj Antoine, Houseshaker - This Time Artik & Asti - Невероятно (Lavrushkin & Eddie G Remix) Duke Dumont, Michael Calfan - Ocean Drive Иван Дорн, Slider, Magnit – Бигуди Feder, Lyse, Dj Antonio – Goodbye Tom Budin, Jack Wilby - Price On Love Martin Solveig - My Love Timmo Hendriks - In My Control Duck Sauce - Barbra Streisand Benassi Bros, Dhany - Hit My Heart Omnia, Ira – Fusion Janieck, Denis First - Does It Matter Marc Kiss, Sawo - Don't Go 2k18 Хлеб - Мало Половин Maruv - Focus On Me Robin Schulz, Francesco Yates – Sugar Tiesto – Wow Bodyrox, Luciana, D Ramirez - Yeah Yeah Celestal, Rachel Pearl, Grynn - Old School Romance Dave Armstrong - Make Your Move Dj Antoine, Underdog Project - Summer Cherie Lost Frequencies, Dimaro - Are You With Me Shakedown, Terra Deva, Kid Creme - At Night Jonas Blue, Edx, Alex Mills, Denis First - Don't Call It Love Wolfgang Gartner, Dominique Rushon Davis - Ching Ching Fedde Le Grand, Ida Corr - Let Me Think About It Klaas – Way Till West, Dj Delicious - Same Man Jax Jones & Mabel Feat Rich The Kid - Ring Ring Ivan Valeev - Novella The Weeknd, Daft Punk, Cosmic Dawn - I Feel It Coming Avicii, Denis Rublev, Natasha Baccardi - Addicted To You Crew 7 - Strike It Up Eiffel 65, Dj's From Mars - Move Your Body Matt Nash - Know My Love Still Young - White Label (Is This Love) Camille Jones, Fedde Le Grand – Creeps Crew 7 - Last Night A Dj Saved My Life

Cygo - Panda E (Amice Remix) Avicii - Street Dance Dada, Sandy Rivera, Trix – Lollipop Felix Jaehn, Alma, Holderz – Bonfire Imany, Ivan Spell, Daniel Magre - The Good, The Bad & The Crazy Ed Sheeran, Holderz - Shape Of You Tiesto, Sevenn, Gucci Mane – Boom Laurent Wolf - No Stress Terri B, Fabrizio Levita, Stefan Rio - Just A Little Bit Dimitri Vegas, Like Mike, Holderz - Stay A While Oliver Heldens, The Rumors – Ghost Guru Josh Project, Klaas – Infinity Consoul Trainin, Amice - Take Me To Infinity Little Big - Faradenza Imany, Filatov, Karas - Don't Be So Shy Axwell & Ingrosso, Romans - Dancing Alone Dj Antoine, Houseshaker - This Time Artik & Asti - Невероятно (Lavrushkin & Eddie G Remix) Duke Dumont, Michael Calfan - Ocean Drive Иван Дорн, Slider, Magnit – Бигуди Feder, Lyse, Dj Antonio – Goodbye Tom Budin, Jack Wilby - Price On Love Martin Solveig - My Love Timmo Hendriks - In My Control Duck Sauce - Barbra Streisand Benassi Bros, Dhany - Hit My Heart Omnia, Ira – Fusion Janieck, Denis First - Does It Matter Marc Kiss, Sawo - Don't Go 2k18 Хлеб - Мало Половин Maruv - Focus On Me Robin Schulz, Francesco Yates – Sugar Tiesto – Wow Bodyrox, Luciana, D Ramirez - Yeah Yeah Celestal, Rachel Pearl, Grynn - Old School Romance Dave Armstrong - Make Your Move Dj Antoine, Underdog Project - Summer Cherie Lost Frequencies, Dimaro - Are You With Me Shakedown, Terra Deva, Kid Creme - At Night Jonas Blue, Edx, Alex Mills, Denis First - Don't Call It Love Wolfgang Gartner, Dominique Rushon Davis - Ching Ching Fedde Le Grand, Ida Corr - Let Me Think About It Klaas – Way Till West, Dj Delicious - Same Man Jax Jones & Mabel Feat Rich The Kid - Ring Ring Ivan Valeev - Novella The Weeknd, Daft Punk, Cosmic Dawn - I Feel It Coming Avicii, Denis Rublev, Natasha Baccardi - Addicted To You Crew 7 - Strike It Up Eiffel 65, Dj's From Mars - Move Your Body Matt Nash - Know My Love Still Young - White Label (Is This Love) Camille Jones, Fedde Le Grand – Creeps Crew 7 - Last Night A Dj Saved My Life

WELCOME along to Episode 7 of House Sessions… In this month’s show we’ll be featuring tracks from the likes of Jamie Lewis, Grace Jones, Double Exposure, Joey Negro, Luke Solomon and Horse Meat Disco, as well as a fresh rework of Last Night A DJ Saved My Life, courtesy of Louie Vega, Anané & Tony Touch. My thanks to you as always, for listening xx __________________________________________________ //// TRACKLIST: //// Loleatta Holloway - Hit And Run ( Joey Negro Dub Sensation) // Escort, Greg Wilson - Cocaine Blues // Grace Jones - Pull UP To The Bumper // Double Exposure, Late Nite Tuff Guy - Everyman (Late Nite Tuff Guy Rework) // Louie Vega - Last Night A DJ Saved My Life Feat Anané & Tony Touch (Extended Version) // Joey Negro, Micky More, Andy Tee - Love Hangover (Micky More & Andy Tee Classic Disco Blend) // Crew Deep, Marcelo Nassi - Tell Me A Secret (Marcelo Nassi Remix) // Diva Avari, The French House Mafia, Jamie Lewis - Eye Of The Tiger (Jamie Lewis Sex On The Beach Mix) // Malachi - Prison Blues // Luke Solomon, Queen Rose, Amy Douglas - Light You Up // Honey Dijon, Tim K, Sam Sparro, Horse Meat Disco, Luke Solomon - Look Ahead (Horse Meat Disco Vauxhall Version) // Peggy Gou - It Makes You Gorget (Itgehane) // Tinush, Franky Rizardo - Struggle (Frankie Rizardo’s Sunset Mix) /////

Sysense started doing this type of thing when he was sixteen and was having a very difficult time in his life and was contemplating taking his life. He remembers walking into a dance club in Houston, Tx and hearing The Smith’s – How Soon Is Now and watching the people on the dance floor react and move to what the Dj was doing. Sysense was amazed at how much fun the people were having and seeing the smiles that were across their faces. At that moment Sysense knew what he wanted to do .He wanted to make people happy and have them forget their problems even if for just a little while. Sysense went out and bought turntables, some records, and started teaching him self how to blend the songs together. Sysense knew nothing about what I was doing and could not beat-match to save his life. Thankfully, he had met a Dj that took him under his wing and began teaching him the basics of beat-matching, blending, and the proper use of a mixer. Sysense then started listening to mix tapes of other Dj’s to get more of a understanding of what was happening and the journey they were trying to convey through music. Sysense remembers that he would practice all the time, recording everything that he did on whatever medium there was available at that time, tape machine, reel to reel, and the old trusty VCR, which was his favorite recording method of them all. This allowed him to hear the good along with bad (and there was more bad then good) and to hone his skills even more. Sysense was now ready to take his message to the masses and let them be part of his journey. He started playing live at a little bar/club that had a small but loyal following of electronic music. The people were very forgiving of his mistakes and allowed Sysense the room to grow his skills even more. Sysense continued to spin at that bar and for that owner for about 10yrs and Sysense thanks him to this day for being patient and giving him the opportunity. The rest of the story is pretty much ancient history, as Sysense now looks forward to taking the next steps to bring his message and journey to even more people around the globe. And a quick final note from Sysense: I hope that over the years I have done what I intended to do, and also maybe helped someone along the way just as the music and that Dj did for me so many years ago. The term – Last Night A Dj Saved My Life – is true in every aspect for me. I hope that we can keep spreading the vibe of love and good music around the world and beyond. Sincerely, James Sysense DeRosier.

Sysense started doing this type of thing when he was sixteen and was having a very difficult time in his life and was contemplating taking his life. He remembers walking into a dance club in Houston, Tx and hearing The Smith’s – How Soon Is Now and watching the people on the dance floor react and move to what the Dj was doing. Sysense was amazed at how much fun the people were having and seeing the smiles that were across their faces. At that moment Sysense knew what he wanted to do .He wanted to make people happy and have them forget their problems even if for just a little while. Sysense went out and bought turntables, some records, and started teaching him self how to blend the songs together. Sysense knew nothing about what I was doing and could not beat-match to save his life. Thankfully, he had met a Dj that took him under his wing and began teaching him the basics of beat-matching, blending, and the proper use of a mixer. Sysense then started listening to mix tapes of other Dj’s to get more of a understanding of what was happening and the journey they were trying to convey through music. Sysense remembers that he would practice all the time, recording everything that he did on whatever medium there was available at that time, tape machine, reel to reel, and the old trusty VCR, which was his favorite recording method of them all. This allowed him to hear the good along with bad (and there was more bad then good) and to hone his skills even more. Sysense was now ready to take his message to the masses and let them be part of his journey. He started playing live at a little bar/club that had a small but loyal following of electronic music. The people were very forgiving of his mistakes and allowed Sysense the room to grow his skills even more. Sysense continued to spin at that bar and for that owner for about 10yrs and Sysense thanks him to this day for being patient and giving him the opportunity. The rest of the story is pretty much ancient history, as Sysense now looks forward to taking the next steps to bring his message and journey to even more people around the globe. And a quick final note from Sysense: I hope that over the years I have done what I intended to do, and also maybe helped someone along the way just as the music and that Dj did for me so many years ago. The term – Last Night A Dj Saved My Life – is true in every aspect for me. I hope that we can keep spreading the vibe of love and good music around the world and beyond. Sincerely, James Sysense DeRosier.

Sysense started doing this type of thing when he was sixteen and was having a very difficult time in his life and was contemplating taking his life. He remembers walking into a dance club in Houston, Tx and hearing The Smith’s – How Soon Is Now and watching the people on the dance floor react and move to what the Dj was doing. Sysense was amazed at how much fun the people were having and seeing the smiles that were across their faces. At that moment Sysense knew what he wanted to do .He wanted to make people happy and have them forget their problems even if for just a little while. Sysense went out and bought turntables, some records, and started teaching him self how to blend the songs together. Sysense knew nothing about what I was doing and could not beat-match to save his life. Thankfully, he had met a Dj that took him under his wing and began teaching him the basics of beat-matching, blending, and the proper use of a mixer. Sysense then started listening to mix tapes of other Dj’s to get more of a understanding of what was happening and the journey they were trying to convey through music. Sysense remembers that he would practice all the time, recording everything that he did on whatever medium there was available at that time, tape machine, reel to reel, and the old trusty VCR, which was his favorite recording method of them all. This allowed him to hear the good along with bad (and there was more bad then good) and to hone his skills even more. Sysense was now ready to take his message to the masses and let them be part of his journey. He started playing live at a little bar/club that had a small but loyal following of electronic music. The people were very forgiving of his mistakes and allowed Sysense the room to grow his skills even more. Sysense continued to spin at that bar and for that owner for about 10yrs and Sysense thanks him to this day for being patient and giving him the opportunity. The rest of the story is pretty much ancient history, as Sysense now looks forward to taking the next steps to bring his message and journey to even more people around the globe. And a quick final note from Sysense: I hope that over the years I have done what I intended to do, and also maybe helped someone along the way just as the music and that Dj did for me so many years ago. The term – Last Night A Dj Saved My Life – is true in every aspect for me. I hope that we can keep spreading the vibe of love and good music around the world and beyond. Sincerely, James Sysense DeRosier.

Sysense started doing this type of thing when he was sixteen and was having a very difficult time in his life and was contemplating taking his life. He remembers walking into a dance club in Houston, Tx and hearing The Smith’s – How Soon Is Now and watching the people on the dance floor react and move to what the Dj was doing. Sysense was amazed at how much fun the people were having and seeing the smiles that were across their faces. At that moment Sysense knew what he wanted to do .He wanted to make people happy and have them forget their problems even if for just a little while. Sysense went out and bought turntables, some records, and started teaching him self how to blend the songs together. Sysense knew nothing about what I was doing and could not beat-match to save his life. Thankfully, he had met a Dj that took him under his wing and began teaching him the basics of beat-matching, blending, and the proper use of a mixer. Sysense then started listening to mix tapes of other Dj’s to get more of a understanding of what was happening and the journey they were trying to convey through music. Sysense remembers that he would practice all the time, recording everything that he did on whatever medium there was available at that time, tape machine, reel to reel, and the old trusty VCR, which was his favorite recording method of them all. This allowed him to hear the good along with bad (and there was more bad then good) and to hone his skills even more. Sysense was now ready to take his message to the masses and let them be part of his journey. He started playing live at a little bar/club that had a small but loyal following of electronic music. The people were very forgiving of his mistakes and allowed Sysense the room to grow his skills even more. Sysense continued to spin at that bar and for that owner for about 10yrs and Sysense thanks him to this day for being patient and giving him the opportunity. The rest of the story is pretty much ancient history, as Sysense now looks forward to taking the next steps to bring his message and journey to even more people around the globe. And a quick final note from Sysense: I hope that over the years I have done what I intended to do, and also maybe helped someone along the way just as the music and that Dj did for me so many years ago. The term – Last Night A Dj Saved My Life – is true in every aspect for me. I hope that we can keep spreading the vibe of love and good music around the world and beyond. Sincerely, James Sysense DeRosier.

Sysense started doing this type of thing when he was sixteen and was having a very difficult time in his life and was contemplating taking his life. He remembers walking into a dance club in Houston, Tx and hearing The Smith’s – How Soon Is Now and watching the people on the dance floor react and move to what the Dj was doing. Sysense was amazed at how much fun the people were having and seeing the smiles that were across their faces. At that moment Sysense knew what he wanted to do .He wanted to make people happy and have them forget their problems even if for just a little while. Sysense went out and bought turntables, some records, and started teaching him self how to blend the songs together. Sysense knew nothing about what I was doing and could not beat-match to save his life. Thankfully, he had met a Dj that took him under his wing and began teaching him the basics of beat-matching, blending, and the proper use of a mixer. Sysense then started listening to mix tapes of other Dj’s to get more of a understanding of what was happening and the journey they were trying to convey through music. Sysense remembers that he would practice all the time, recording everything that he did on whatever medium there was available at that time, tape machine, reel to reel, and the old trusty VCR, which was his favorite recording method of them all. This allowed him to hear the good along with bad (and there was more bad then good) and to hone his skills even more. Sysense was now ready to take his message to the masses and let them be part of his journey. He started playing live at a little bar/club that had a small but loyal following of electronic music. The people were very forgiving of his mistakes and allowed Sysense the room to grow his skills even more. Sysense continued to spin at that bar and for that owner for about 10yrs and Sysense thanks him to this day for being patient and giving him the opportunity. The rest of the story is pretty much ancient history, as Sysense now looks forward to taking the next steps to bring his message and journey to even more people around the globe. And a quick final note from Sysense: I hope that over the years I have done what I intended to do, and also maybe helped someone along the way just as the music and that Dj did for me so many years ago. The term – Last Night A Dj Saved My Life – is true in every aspect for me. I hope that we can keep spreading the vibe of love and good music around the world and beyond. Sincerely, James Sysense DeRosier.

Sysense started doing this type of thing when he was sixteen and was having a very difficult time in his life and was contemplating taking his life. He remembers walking into a dance club in Houston, Tx and hearing The Smith’s – How Soon Is Now and watching the people on the dance floor react and move to what the Dj was doing. Sysense was amazed at how much fun the people were having and seeing the smiles that were across their faces. At that moment Sysense knew what he wanted to do .He wanted to make people happy and have them forget their problems even if for just a little while. Sysense went out and bought turntables, some records, and started teaching him self how to blend the songs together. Sysense knew nothing about what I was doing and could not beat-match to save his life. Thankfully, he had met a Dj that took him under his wing and began teaching him the basics of beat-matching, blending, and the proper use of a mixer. Sysense then started listening to mix tapes of other Dj’s to get more of a understanding of what was happening and the journey they were trying to convey through music. Sysense remembers that he would practice all the time, recording everything that he did on whatever medium there was available at that time, tape machine, reel to reel, and the old trusty VCR, which was his favorite recording method of them all. This allowed him to hear the good along with bad (and there was more bad then good) and to hone his skills even more. Sysense was now ready to take his message to the masses and let them be part of his journey. He started playing live at a little bar/club that had a small but loyal following of electronic music. The people were very forgiving of his mistakes and allowed Sysense the room to grow his skills even more. Sysense continued to spin at that bar and for that owner for about 10yrs and Sysense thanks him to this day for being patient and giving him the opportunity. The rest of the story is pretty much ancient history, as Sysense now looks forward to taking the next steps to bring his message and journey to even more people around the globe. And a quick final note from Sysense: I hope that over the years I have done what I intended to do, and also maybe helped someone along the way just as the music and that Dj did for me so many years ago. The term – Last Night A Dj Saved My Life – is true in every aspect for me. I hope that we can keep spreading the vibe of love and good music around the world and beyond. Sincerely, James Sysense DeRosier.

Sysense started doing this type of thing when he was sixteen and was having a very difficult time in his life and was contemplating taking his life. He remembers walking into a dance club in Houston, Tx and hearing The Smith’s – How Soon Is Now and watching the people on the dance floor react and move to what the Dj was doing. Sysense was amazed at how much fun the people were having and seeing the smiles that were across their faces. At that moment Sysense knew what he wanted to do .He wanted to make people happy and have them forget their problems even if for just a little while. Sysense went out and bought turntables, some records, and started teaching him self how to blend the songs together. Sysense knew nothing about what I was doing and could not beat-match to save his life. Thankfully, he had met a Dj that took him under his wing and began teaching him the basics of beat-matching, blending, and the proper use of a mixer. Sysense then started listening to mix tapes of other Dj’s to get more of a understanding of what was happening and the journey they were trying to convey through music. Sysense remembers that he would practice all the time, recording everything that he did on whatever medium there was available at that time, tape machine, reel to reel, and the old trusty VCR, which was his favorite recording method of them all. This allowed him to hear the good along with bad (and there was more bad then good) and to hone his skills even more. Sysense was now ready to take his message to the masses and let them be part of his journey. He started playing live at a little bar/club that had a small but loyal following of electronic music. The people were very forgiving of his mistakes and allowed Sysense the room to grow his skills even more. Sysense continued to spin at that bar and for that owner for about 10yrs and Sysense thanks him to this day for being patient and giving him the opportunity. The rest of the story is pretty much ancient history, as Sysense now looks forward to taking the next steps to bring his message and journey to even more people around the globe. And a quick final note from Sysense: I hope that over the years I have done what I intended to do, and also maybe helped someone along the way just as the music and that Dj did for me so many years ago. The term – Last Night A Dj Saved My Life – is true in every aspect for me. I hope that we can keep spreading the vibe of love and good music around the world and beyond. Sincerely, James Sysense DeRosier.