Podcast appearances and mentions of marcellus pittman

"It was so difficult to become someone." The house hero talks about Chicago's competitive scene, developing a sound and letting go of his ego. Theo Parrish is one of dance music's most influential DJs and producers. Raised in Chicago, he's become synonymous with slow-burning, immersive grooves and sets that mix classics with obscurities. He began DJing in 1986 aged 13, eventually earning a degree in sculpture and moving to Detroit, where he hit his stride as an artist and became a member of the collective Three Chairs alongside Moodymann, Rick Wilhite and Marcellus Pittman. He also started the label Sound Signature, which uses the language of soul, jazz, disco, Chicago house and Detroit techno. A few months ago, Resident Advisor teamed up with London institution fabric to host Parrish for an eight-hour set—his first time playing the club. While he was in town, he also spoke with CDR's Tony Nwachukwu. In the Exchange, Parrish talks about the intensely competitive scene he grew up in. He DJ'd for 13 years before he was ever paid or had his name billed on a lineup. It took years of passion and hard work to break out of his local scene and build the career he's become known for. "At five years, you're dealing with the technical part [of DJing], at ten it's finding your sound and at 15 it's dealing with the ego of it all," he says. "It's not until much later that you actually start to play for and with people." Parrish also reflects on the ongoing dearth of diversity in the dance music industry and posits whether some of the most popular music in the US—such as trap—reinforces counterproductive racial stereotypes. He asks: did house music ultimately survive because it left where it originally came from? Listen to the episode in full. -Chloe Lula

"It was so difficult to become someone." The house hero talks about Chicago's competitive scene, developing a sound and letting go of his ego. Theo Parrish is one of dance music's most influential DJs and producers. Raised in Chicago, he's become synonymous with slow-burning, immersive grooves and sets that mix classics with obscurities. He began DJing in 1986 aged 13, eventually earning a degree in sculpture and moving to Detroit, where he hit his stride as an artist and became a member of the collective Three Chairs alongside Moodymann, Rick Wilhite and Marcellus Pittman. He also started the label Sound Signature, which uses the language of soul, jazz, disco, Chicago house and Detroit techno. A few months ago, Resident Advisor teamed up with London institution fabric to host Parrish for an eight-hour set—his first time playing the club. While he was in town, he also spoke with CDR's Tony Nwachukwu. In the Exchange, Parrish talks about the intensely competitive scene he grew up in. He DJ'd for 13 years before he was ever paid or had his name billed on a lineup. It took years of passion and hard work to break out of his local scene and build the career he's become known for. "At five years, you're dealing with the technical part [of DJing], at ten it's finding your sound and at 15 it's dealing with the ego of it all," he says. "It's not until much later that you actually start to play for and with people." Parrish also reflects on the ongoing dearth of diversity in the dance music industry and posits whether some of the most popular music in the US—such as trap—reinforces counterproductive racial stereotypes. He asks: did house music ultimately survive because it left where it originally came from? Listen to the episode in full. -Chloe Lula

Novedades: Fergus Jones, Etch, Low End Activist, One Bok, DJ Earl, Tarta Relena, Brain De Palma, Chloe, Wallace, James Curd & Marcellus Pittman, Objekt, Massimiliano PagliaraDisco de la semana: Two ShellEspecial: Virtual Dreams IILa Perla: Bizarre IncEscuchar audio

This episode of FSQ actually has not much to do about dolphins other than the fact the opening track is by dream alt indie pop star Emmett Kai and is titled "Dolphins" - it is a total bop. The show does swim through two hours of genres that feel oceans apart, from the indie alt pop of Kai himself with more cuts from his new album "Whale Milk", to selections from Art Feynman, Gordy Cox, and Kasabian. Don't sleep on the Balearic set that opens up the second hour with new music from Kinobe, Santino Surfers, and Residentes Balearicos. The show takes a dance pop turn with big room hits from Braxe & Falcon, Nelly Furtado, Tove Lo, before working its way back to deeper releases from Charlie Soul Clap with Martin Buttrich and the new Soul Clap Records led compilation from their sub label, House of EFUNK which this time focuses on Detroit talents like sillygirlcarmen, Mike (Agent X) Clark, and Marcellus Pittman. Tune into new broadcasts of FSQ, Thursdays from 6 - 8 PM EST / 11 PM - 1 AM GMT. (Friday)For more info & tracklisting, visit: https://thefaceradio.com/fsq///Dig this show? Please consider supporting The Face Radio: http://support.thefaceradio.com Support The Face Radio with PatreonSupport this show http://supporter.acast.com/thefaceradio. Join the family at https://plus.acast.com/s/thefaceradio. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Novedades: Panoram, Nin3s, Piezo, V.I.V.E.K, Ikonika (Girl Unit Remix), Maoupa Mazzocchetti & Clara!, Josh Caffe, Marcellus Pittman, Arnau Obiols & Kayak, Iñigo Vontier, Wallace, Caribou, Lost Souls Of Saturn (Pangaea Remix)Disco de la semana: Phelimuncasi & Metal PreyersEspecial: L.E.V.La Perla: Genius Of TimeEscuchar audio

An insightful sitdown with Dean Chew, co-founder of Singapore-based label Darker Than Wax and the newly opened listening bar Offtrack,..........With a djing journey that has spanned more than 15 years, Dean Chew (aka Funk Bast*rd) has earned praises from a worldwide range of selectors that include the likes of Gilles Peterson, Lefto, Bradley Zero, Alex Kassian, Kamma and Maslao, San Soda, Hugo LX, Dam-Funk, Dreamcastmoe and more. Being the co-founder of Singapore-based label Darker Than Wax and the newly opened listening bar Offtrack, Dean has been tirelessly pushing and promoting an alternative expression of lefteld music through his widely eclectic and genre-bending sets. As the main A+R and creative mind behind DTW, the label has flourished tremendously over the past 5 years, cementing its place as one of the go-to labels out of South East Asia. His musical selections, which traverses across an extensive spectrum from deep jazz to the freshest cuts have left many indelible marks on the dancefloors. A highly respected digger who is also known by many in the circuit for his extensive musical knowledge, technically astute skills, and blends, it's no surprise that he has warmed up or shared the stage with Bradley Zero, Lefto, Alex Kassian, HAAI, Pablo Valentino, Marcellus Pittman, Pearson Sound, the late Mike Huckaby and many more. There's always an element of surprise in his sets - just open them ears.

At this point, Shy One might be familiar to most music fans as one of the hosts of NTS's daily breakfast show, Soup To Nuts, where she helps listeners across the UK and Europe settle into their morning routines with an eclectic and soulful selection of dance music and downtempo. But the London artist has been around a lot longer than that, with a discography that goes back well over a decade. She started releasing music as a regular on Scratcha DVA's label, and it was there that she sketched out a recognizable but impressively varied approach rooted in her home base of London. On her records, Shy One sometimes feels like London incarnate, synthesizing the histories of Black British dance music—drum & bass, grime, UK funky, broken beat, jazz, you name it—into one syncretic and immensely appealing sound. But her music glows with the warmth of American deep house, too, which lends it a timeless, ageless quality that has proven immensely appealing. She furthers this mission with Private World, a party she started with Ruby Savage. The name kind of says it all: she's inviting you to her own personal space, but what awaits is a whole wide world of music and culture. Her RA Podcast feels like a hybrid between a club DJ set and her morning show, and here, she zeroes in on a the lineage of American house music from the '90s and beyond, featuring tracks from the likes of Green Velvet, Marcellus Pittman, Roy Davis Jr., Wbeeza, Jay Daniel and more, plus a spotlight from Baltimore club king DJ Technics. It's patient and easygoing but perfect for a small dance floor (or a livingroom party), focused but stylistically diverse. It's everything we've come to expect from an artist like Shy One, who weaves stories and histories with her DJ sets, and does it effortlessly, too. @shyonebeats Read more at https://ra.co/podcast/911

MELLOW OUT 005 by Patrick Gibin with guest Marcellus Pittman @twiceroots ➡️ Discover our full archive and follow the daily broadcast in high quality streaming on www.rocketradiolive.com

With tracks from Ohlandy & Alexander Arpeggio, Shinichi Atobe, St Germain, Arnold Jarvis, Vanessa Worm, Felix Leifur, Marcellus Pittman, Jimpster, Roy Of The Ravers, Skatman, Toyin Agbetu Presents Nemesis, Bernardo Pinheiro, Imperieux, Charles & Diana, Faze Action Feat Zeke Manyika, John Talabot, All Is Well, N&W, Jilo, Roseaux. Contact: dj@ribeaud.ch.

Sister Rosa grew up surrounded by music. She is an analogue DJ in a digital world, playing strictly vinyl sets with the purpose of creating energy to uplift our souls and unite everyone through movement and self expression. It is this energy that has seen her tapped to play with Marcellus Pittman and at some of the most soulful parties around New Zealand. For this broadcast, Sister Rosa shares a selection of songs that will take you on a one hour journey of roots music from all corners of the world across all eras of time. "Music is universal, music speaks every language. Listen. Let the music take you away." No Tracklist

Ep 262 with Sister Rosa and Aideen Ryan. Sister Rosa grew up surrounded by music. Her sets are purposeful and uplifting, and have seen her tapped to play with Marcellus Pittman and at some of the most soulful parties around New Zealand. She gifts us with one hour of roots music from across the globe. After that, we get upbeat with Irish-born selector Aideen Ryan. Aideen is an avid record collector, who takes inspiration from genre-diverse champions like Andrew Weatherall and Gilles Peterson. She shares an uptempo hour that traverses disco, modern soul, and classic house, and includes recent finds from The Other Crate Record Fair.

After debuting on 'The Sound of Lumberjacks' back in 2018 UK based house head Jonna joins forces with another Lumberjacks in Hell mainstay, Detroit crooner - Javonntte. 'Jus Move' is dreamy deep house number with emotive keys, bumpin beats and bassline with Javonntte's signature smooth vocals just in time for the summer. If all that isnt enough the package comes correct with 2 powerhouse remixes from Marcellus Pittman & Soulphiction who both add their own licks! Link: @city-fly @soulphiction-aka-jackmate @marcelvogel

The Groove episode 17 features: Aaliyah, Anderson Paak, Average White Band, Ben Westbeech, Black Sheep, Cameo, Cee ElAsaad, Chaka Khan & George Benson, Cheryl Lynn, Colonel Abrams & Stacy Kidd, Common ft PJ, D-Train, Dam-Funk, Dave Lee, De La Soul, Dego & Kaidi, Dennis Edwards, Diephuis & Eastar ft Tracy Hamlin, DJ Spen, The Muthafunkaz ft Ann Nesby, Earth, Wind & Fire, Funkadelic, George Duke, Gladys Knight & The Pips, Glen Jones, Grace Jones, Great Weekend, Groove Armada ft Angie Stone, Gwen Guthrie, Horse Meat Disco ft Amy Douglas, Inner City, Ivan Makvel ft Temu, Jade, Jael ft Rae Khalil, Janelle Monae ft Solange, Jim Sharp, John Morales, Kelis, Kings Of Tomorrow ft Julie McKnight, Lamont Dozier, Lauryn Hill, Loleatta Holloway, Lupe Fiasco, Luther Vandross, Mantronix, Marcellus Pittman, Marlena Shaw, Masters At Work, Maxwell, Mayer Hawthorne, Miguel Migs ft Peven Everett, Milton Wright, Morris Day & The Time, Narada Michael Walden, Opolopo, Osunlade, Patrice Rushen, Pete Rock & CL Smooth, Pharrell Williams, Phil Asher presents Focus, Pockets, Pointer Sisters, Positive Force, Prince, Rochelle, Rose Royce, Ryan Leslie, Salaam Remi ft Teedra Moses & D-Nice, Shalamar, Skyy, Soul Supreme, Stardust, Steve Arington, SWV, T-Connection, Teddy Pendergrass, The Cool Notes, The Jacksons, The Rebirth, The Whispers, Thelma Houston, Today, Tortured Soul, Tuxeda & Zapp, Vaughan Mason & Crew See omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

RODNEY KHALASCHI (They’re Here, Housepitality / San Francisco) Rodney Khalaschi (@rodney-kh) fully immersed himself in the San Francisco underground music scene upon moving to the city from Los Angeles in 2014 . With a respectful understanding of the unique culture that exists around collecting and playing vinyl, Rodney pursued deeper musical knowledge and a fine-tuning of his skills under the mentorship of Tyrel Williams (Acid Test, Immortal Sin). Rodney’s unwavering love for vinyl quickly extended into his life away from his decks at home, ushering him into working for Vinyl Dreams and RS94109; two of San Francisco’s most beloved record stores catering to dance music enthusiasts of all varieties. As Rodney fell into family-style relationships with artists and dancers in the Bay Area, his sound began to take shape. His DJ sets fall somewhere on the spectrum between sultry and energetic, always paying homage to the roots of dance music with their simultaneous Chicago and Detroit flavor, and never missing an opportunity to showcase music from local Bay Area artists. Rodney has played a myriad of memorable and expressive gigs, such as his recent set at the Sunset Campout 10 year anniversary in 2019, as well as opening sets for names like BMG, Tin Man, and Justin Aulis Long. He is a resident for Housepitality SF, and co-founder of They’re Here, a monthly dance party with a cult following of dancers who prefer a raw, post-punk edge. This mix is a special demonstration that was recorded in October 2020 from the deeper space of Rodney’s collection in light of feeling inspired by the new beginnings that were starting to unfold in his personal life. Follow Rodney: Soundcloud: ​https://soundcloud.com/rodney-kh instagram.com/rodzkhalaschi Tracklist: 01. Dave Aju- Maybeso 02. Ladymonix- Put it up 03. Amp Fiddler- When the morning comes (Original Mix) 04. Thatmanmonkz featuring Dave Aju- Turn it out 05. The Mole- Lockdown Party (Sprinkles’ Crossfaderama) 06. DJ Nature- Neighbourhood Novelty 07. Marcellus Pittman- Breathe beat 08. Norm Talley- Set My People Free 09. The Tourist- Measured Space (Dave Aju’s Metric System Remix) 10. DJ Kemit/ Carl McIntosh/ Kai Alcé- Digital Love (Remix) 11. Funkadelic- Get Off Your Ass And Jam (Marcellus Pittman Remix) 12. Norm Talley- Travlin - Part 2 13. Marcellus Pittman - 1044 Coplin (Give You Whatcha Lookin 4)

Nicola Loporchio is a producer and DJ, born and based in Bari, South Italy... In late 2008 he gave life to one of his most famous projects, Nico Lahs, immediately attracting the attention of some of the best electronic music outputs in the underground scene. It didn’t take long for some well-known and respected labels to notice him and, indeed, in 2010 he signed an EP on 8bit Records and since then his career has been steadily on the rise: in 2011 his first EP with Josh Wink's Ovum Recordings, another one in 2012 and, in the same year, also his first EP on Steve Bug’s Poker Flat, to finally come back on Ovum in 2014. During those years, he touched base in some of the most prestigious electronic music clubs around the world such as Cable, Sankeys, Club der Visionaere, Globus/Tresor, KaterHolzig, Weekend and Rex Club, just to name a few. Here he serves up a delicious hour of deep cuts, taking in work from artists such as Marcellus Pittman, Hanna, Carl Criag and Kevin Yost... to name a few. Sit back, sip a cognac and burn one down to this... it's smooooooth. Artist: @nico-lahs

Chubby! on Facebook: www.facebook.com/chubbyrecords @abu-sou Breixo Martínez aka Abu Sou is a member of the DJ crew of the Barcelona store Discos Paradiso, also the presenter and director of Canela En Surco. The show became a record label with the reissue of “Universo da Ilha” by Vasco Martins one year ago and now they’re going to release a compilation of the spanish electronic pioneer Alex Martín. He’s been throwing parties in Barcelona as Canela En Surco since 7 years bringing House music acts from the likes of Deep88, DJ Nature, Volcov, Marcellus Pittman, Lakuti, Kai Alcé, and many more. Breixo was born in Galicia but he has lived in Barcelona since 2007. He spends most of his life searching for different sounds but when he plays at night he’s focused on playing House music. https://vascomartins.bandcamp.com

ft. Synth Sisters, Gonçalo F Cardoso, Rick Cuevas, Waak Waak Djungi, XVARR, Beyond Sound, Sun Palace, ORM, Marcellus Pittman & Theo Parrish, Yasuaki Shimizu, Haruomi Hosono, Velvet Underground, Nu Guinea, Laurie Spiegel, Sebastian Gandera, Cracky, David Casper, Jan Jelinek, Geoffrey Landers, Beach Boys

AARON TRIPP (International Winners Collective / Brooklyn) Aaron Tripp (@aaron-tripp) is Brooklyn-based DJ and cofounder of International Winners Collective. He is a frequent guest on The Irradiance Cache, Distant Signal, Clock Tower Radio & Cultivated Sound. Aaron also runs the collective's shows on Bel-Air and London-based 199 radio with Dillian (Gap), who he collaborates with under the names HiPro and xxx1990. Aaron organizes the "Windows" party at Bossa Nova Civic Club and throws other events at different warehouse and DIY spots around the city, including the Evil Disco house party, which has crammed several notable DJs into a Bushwick living room. In this mix, Aaron wanted to blend different styles, clammer ambient tracks to lo-fi and classic Detroit house. He made a point to use tracks from lesser know artist that he found online, as well as several tracks from friends who he feels are great producers. Artwork by Chris Cole Stream / download all Deep Club Podcasts here: soundcloud.com/deepclubdenver/sets/deep-club-podcasts Tracklist: 01. ColdSummer - Mirage 02. Kanman no Uragasumi (蚶満の裏霞) - Sungai Ken 03. Sosqsq - Gregory Kramer and Gabe Raines 04. Glory Bitch - Caterina Barbieri 05. Souvenir - Mr. YT 06. PrismNight - Mirage 04. wav2 - Terekke 08. You so Cold - atripp 09. Brisas - Cavities 10. Said - ? 11. Anima Mundi (Side A) - Vril 12. Pete Found His Z - BOOF 13. Hunacho - Qasio 14. Altavista3 - Cavities 15. Error E - 8302 (B611) - Galaxie P 16. Reality - Andrés 17. Selector's Theme - Theo Parrish & Marcellus Pittman 18. Apt 1b - N.Y House’n Authority 19. Unread - Othere 20. Tracksource - InterstellarFunk 21. Evil - Wladimir M 22. Midi Comiti - Galaxie P ft Jung Hardware 23. Remember - Dj Genesis 24. Life As An Echo - Tape Hiss 25. Ocean Reflection - Sandoz 26. A1 - Dresvn 27. Freak Sex - Acemo 28. The Spirt (DJ Sneak Mix) - Gene Farris 29. Jevantte - Mr. Piano Man ( Well Being Thing Remix) 30. The Love That I Lost - Theo Parrish 31. Up & Down (Baby) - Blair Sound Design 32. Safe Return - 45 ACP 33. Milo - Human Mirth Tube Unit 34. Wunderlande - Rubin Steiner 35. Rise From Your Grave (Wake Da Fuck Up Mix) - Puture

Artist: Jago K. https://soundcloud.com/jagothewanderer Tracklist, Interview & Download: www.minmon.de/minmon-podcast-42-by-jago-k/ Label: Rauschzeit / Sound of Village Stil: House Music in all ihrem Facettenreichtum, Breakbeats, Disco und Techno mit Seele und Tiefgang Born: noch zu tiefsten DDR Zeiten in Berlin Support us @ http://www.facebook.com/MinMonKollektiv PODCAST Feed: www.minmon.de/category/podcast/feed/ iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/de/podcast/minmon-kollektiv/id694851128 SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/minmon_kollektiv/sets/minmon-podcast On air since: 2001 Living: Berlin am Meer Playtime: am liebsten vorneweg oder hinten dran Setup: 2 Turntables und ein Mixer Favoriten: Pepe Bradock, Mike Huckaby, Grant, Marcellus Pittman, Kyle Hall, Mood II Swing, Schatrax, Metro Area, MCDE, Fabio Monesi, I:Cube, Octo Octa, Session Victim, Levon Vincent Drink: Wasser, Berliner Luft & Mojito Superpower: kann 120 Platten in ein 60er Case stopfen, lebt in perfekter Symbiose mit seiner Plattensammlung

Jim Z (real name James Hilan) is a tributary to the Brisbane underground music scene. His sortie into the world of electronic music begun in 2012, playing a blend of underground 90's hits and modern house. Since then, Jim's range of influences has broadened out to include funk & jazz, electro, techno on more recently, breakbeat music. We can say hand on heart that James has crafted his own DJ style which is very evident in his mixer work. He has a fantastic fader and filter control which brings the mix alive. Quickly and effortlessly switching between vinyl selections, it becomes quite clear that Jim Z is a skillful turntablist, someone who's committed time to his craft, so much so that he's supported the likes of Terry Farley, Mr. G, Mall Grab, Tama Sumo, Marcellus Pittman, Smallpeople, Francis Inferno Orchestra and others. Aside from DJ'ing, Jim Z has his own rave-inspired event series called Higher State which focuses on "...providing harder, faster, and more challenging dance sounds to Brisbane's underground scene". He also produces house, jungle & down tempo music under different aliases, notably contributing a track to the heavyweight Garage label SNAZZY TRAXX [UK] in 2015. Jim Z soundcloud: @jimztrax

Next up in our Monday series is an edition which sits close to our hearts, in fact, it sits so damn that it might as well be inside them. Ally is behind the Tropical party series which take place in both Glasgow and London and has seen the likes of Telephones, Marcellus Pittman, Tolouse Low Trax, Samo DJ, Wolf Muller and many more all play. Now based in London the past twelve months have seen him make appearances at Brilliant Corners, Dance Tunnel, and Oval Space alongside international excursions where he appeared as part of the Off Sonar party programme and in Greece. This mix sees a rejection of dancefloor orientated music and allows Ally to dig deeper into the depths of obscurity featuring music from the likes of Blackest Ever Black, Robbie Basho, Udacha, Vangelis Katsoulis and more. There is also forthcoming music on Optimo and Antinote buried deep within the mix. From our editor here at Ransom Note to your headphones...

Talking Tekken with the Midwest Advocate.

Talking Tekken with the Midwest Advocate. For more, visit Resident Advisor: https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?exchange=326 @marcellus-pittman

Talking Tekken with the Midwest Advocate.

Spanish label, Downbeat, came to life as a party launching in 2007, later releasing their debut cut - Specter's 'Mind Over Matter' EP in 2009. Prioritising quality over quantity, Downbeat carefully curate consistent releases of soulful house and balearic tracks from an impressive international roster of artists including Marcellus Pittman and Mick Huckaby and champion the sounds of US house. A label with a penchant for the unusual, highlighted with tracks such as Chris Gray and Moonchildren's "It Was The Fried Chicken That Saved Our Sanity (Because The Ghetto Is Sad)" which has garnered serious play-out support from "DJ's DJs" including Jane Fitz and Owen Jay. We speak to Jose Rico, one third of the Downbeat trio alongside a mix of the smooth, slowed down, spaced-out sounds with which Downbeat have become synonymous.

Chubby! on Facebook: www.facebook.com/chubbyrecords @daniel-lupica @ben-fester This one is pretty special, a live recording from The House Of Mince of three of Sydney's most discerning DJs warming up the basement for none other than Mr.Ties and Marcellus Pittman.

Chubby! on Facebook: www.facebook.com/chubbyrecords Scott Ferguson on Facebook: www.facebook.com/ScottFergusonFerrispark http://sfergusonmusic.com @ferrispark In 1994 Scott Ferguson was introduced to the House & Techno scene in Detroit, Michigan. By the next year Ferguson began Deejaying and consuming a wide range of vinyl records which included, Detroit & Chicago House, Detroit Techno, Disco, & Funk. On the recommendation of UR founder ‘Mad’ Mike Banks, Ferguson purchased the Ensoniq ASR-10 in 1998. The ASR workstation would become the most intregal part of his sample heavy, filtered down sound. Ferguson released his first 12″ record on his own imprint in 2001 and since has released records on Kenny Dixon Jr.’s ‘Mahogani Music’, as well as Reggie Doke’s ‘Psychostatia Recordings’. In 2012 Ferguson started two new projects, the ‘Black Boxx’ project using only 3 black hardware boxes to compose simple, yet effective, loop based machine music and JBSF with fellow DJ/Producer Jitterbug. Scott’s productions have been played and charted by legendary Deejays including Derrick May, Larry Heard, Theo Parrish, Moodymann, Marcellus Pittman, Rick Wade, and Mike Huckaby. Currently Ferrispark Records is still manufacturing and selling 12″ vinyl records and Ferguson is still travelling the world playing them. Scott's mix is influenced by Detroit radio stations like WJLB that he used to listen to on the weekends during his early twenties.

The 46th Avenue Red Podcast installment comes from Luger (real name Dorin Croitoru) from Bucharest, the sprawling capital city of Romania. Luger is a friend and musical peer of Profet, the man behind that awesome 17th installment in our series (https://soundcloud.com/avenue-red/podcast-017-profet). Through their events platform Chameleon and various other happenings at Bucharest’s Control Club, Luger and Profet have played alongside some incredible global acts, as Luger states himself: “We are working on bringing artists that we respect and are close to the directions we feel we must take in regards with our visions of quality music. Our last guest was XDB and in the past we brought over Marcellus Pittman, Hakim Murphy, John Heckle and Paul du Lac to mention a handful. I'm a regular at Control either with local players and movers on the scene or in supporting acts for control guest DJ’s such as Even Tuell, Ulf Eriksson, Legowelt, Gunnar Haslam, DJ TLR and so on”. This mix is an incredibly smooth and dynamic mixture of eerie, trippy ambient soundscapes; curiously introspective moments; hypnotic minimal tracks and also some beautifully crafted melodic tracks too… it’s something that you can really lose yourself in and then re-find yourself an hour later after the silence has begun. “The first thing that comes to mind about how this mix came out is balance. A podcast is a great opportunity to stop researching music outside of the box and concentrate on what is already inside the collection. The process of finding pieces of a jigsaw that fit perfectly and crafting a spot, a shape or a space for something else or around something is one of the best ways of getting a deeper knowledge and understanding of the music that lured you in. The way you map it all out is where the DJ shows their true creative edge.” Dorin Croitoru, August 2015 https://soundcloud.com/luger https://soundcloud.com/chameleonparties ===== Full tracklist for this mix coming soon, but do feel free to ask for track ID's in the comments in the meantime.

Rough jams, DIY cuts and a few decades worth of house from @zanzibar-chanel's Luis CL. Featuring tracks from the likes of Ron Hardy, Andrés, Marcellus Pittman, Juan Atkins and Arthur Russell. http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/luis-cl/ ‎

Compiled & Mixed by Anaxander (Tasteful Nudes, Local Talk) Soundcloud | @anaxandermusic RA | http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/anaxander Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/anaxandersounds French talent Anaxander takes the control of the Electrocorp podcast for one hour of Deep sounds and warm rhythms, provided by the likes of Mike Huckaby, Marcellus Pittman, Deetroit & many more. -- *the cover is using a photograph by Jack Davison. Please visit his website to learn more about his works: http://www.jackdavison.co.uk/

As Detroit veteran and one quarter of 3 Chairs, Marcellus Pittman is a true original. He first raised heads on Theo Parrish’s Sound Signature label in 1999, while further releases on Omar S’s FXHE label and his own Unirhythm imprint have become modern classics. Pittman’s work recently featured on a release from Brazilian outfit Far Out Monster Disco Orchestra, and album which comes with a second disc of remixes. A selection of Far Out Records’ favourite Brazilian luminaries and many of Rio’s finest musicians, it enlists remix work from Pittman as well as fellow admirers Theo Parrish, Mark Pritchard, John Morales, Mark E and more. For Crack Mix 69 the distinguished selector fuses an exhilarating mix of uptempo disco, funk and soul, with a degree of lo-fi crunch. As with much of his work, this one’s peak time fire. More info here: https://crackm.ag/2BtpQFy

Moving on from the last fine installment of the Avenue Red Podcast by Exos in Reykjavik, Iceland, we travel to another capital city in the opposite corner of Europe for this new addition. For number 017, we have a very interesting mixture of Detroit-tinged deep house records from a DJ from Bucharest, Romania who goes by the name of Profet. We first noticed Profet from a recent promo mix he put out for his Bucharest-based agency Sonus Discis, and we know quality when we hear it. With a confident swagger through distinctly jazzy and techy swathes of house music with a rich musicality, Profet has a really unique way of smoothly shifting through the gears and gets a really good eclectic vibe going in his sets. This mix for Avenue Red is no exception. He plays regularly at prolific gigs in the Romanian capital, most notably for the Chameleon parties for which he is a resident at the prestigious Control club. He has played alongside some world-renowned underground DJ's including: Even Tuell; Scott Grooves; Marcellus Pittman; Hakim Murphy; John Heckle and FUNKINEVEN to name a few. Also worth noting - Profet along with his friend and Chameleon co-resident Luger have busily amalgamated a hardware-only setup and are staring down the barrels of production work too, so this is yet another staple in the burgeoning Romanian music scene to look out for! We are very pleased to have his contribution to our series as here he demonstrates a really unique and fresh approach to constructing a story with pure wax. "A selection of special, beloved tracks that I love to play. I don't think in terms of 'house' or 'techno'... I just think the only criteria should be 'good music!'" Profet, June 2014 @profet @sonusdiscis @chameleonparties ===== 01 The Persuader - Stureplan // Svek (1997) 02 Rick Wilhite - Good Kiss (Ron Trent Mix) // KDJ (1999) 03 Roy Davis Jr. - People Think I'm Crazy // Cajual (1996) 04 Slikk Tim - I Became // MLIU (2011) 05 Rick Wilhite & Kenny Dixon Jr. - Bosmos // Still Music (2012) 06 CVO - The Wilderness // Balance (1996) 07 John Tejada - Significant Numbers // 7th City (2000) 08 Killer Loop - Someone (Juan Atkins Remix) // End (1996) 09 Zenker Brothers - Davin // Tresor (2013) 10 Villa Åbo - Ruff Swing // Bio Rhythm (2014) 11 Kassem Mosse – Ways // Workshop (2014) 12 Dopeus - Warpin' // Third Ear (2013) 13 Claro Intelecto - Hunters Rocket To The Sky // Modern Love (2005) 14 Jori Hulkkonen - Groove Shelter // F Communications (1997) 15 St. Germain - Easy To Remember... // F Communications (1995)

INTERVIEW > www.inverted-audio.com/tapirus Tapirus is the second alias from Rotterdam based musician Charlton Ravenburg who also produces as Charlton. With his Tapirus moniker Charlton delivers a more acid inclined take on Detroit and Chicago house and techno. His influences include Drexciya, Basic Channel and Convextion. Following the release of "Trying To Make Something Of Life" EP earlier this year on Midnight Shift Records we caught up with Tapirus to find out more about his involvement with the Singapore based label, his musical heritage and local hang outs in Rotterdam. Tapirus also discusses forthcoming releases with DJ Spider and Bliq Records scheduled for 2014. His mix features music from Marcellus Pittman, James T Cotton, Nick Dunton, Tin Man, A Guy Called Gerald, Chicago Skyway, Steve Summers, Model 500 and many more.

Line up : Marcellus Pittman, Tijo Aimé

We're honored and excited to introduce Marcellus Pittman to San Francisco. This will be Pittman's debut West Coast appearance. Hard to believe for a man making such amazing music, for some of the finest Detroit labels, that has toured the World. To celebrate, and in preparation for his debut, we're in for a treat: a rare Pittman exclusive podcast. Don't sleep on this taste of Detroit. Join us May 11 for Pittman, Jus Ed, Lance De Sardi, Tyrel Williams and Brian Bejarano for As You Like It: Coast to Coast.

Jay Synflood - running away -98:51- 12.06.2011 01. Theo Parrish - Black Music (I Love You) 02. Boxcutter - TV Troubles 03. Marcellus Pittman - Sync 04. Moodymann - P.B.C. 05. Marcellus Pittman - You Want Me (Never) 06. Rick Wilhite feat. Billy Love - City Bar Dancing (Basement Mix) 07. Moodymann - Backagainforthefirsttime? 08. Moon Wiring Club - Coquettish + Insane 09. Osunlade - A Day Without U 10. Yoav - We All Are Dancing (Jamsteady Afrosoul Mix) 11. Marcellus Pittman - An Afternoon's Delight 12. Virgo - School Hall 13. Marcellus Pittman and Rick Wilhite - Dark Walking 14. Basic Soul Unit - The Cloak 15. Fluxion - Tides 16. Hunee - Leaf For Hand In Hand 17. Moodymann - Shine 18. Back-Room - The Definition Of A Track (The Back Room Mix) 19. Virgo Four - Boing 20. Theo Parrish Osunlade Rick Wilhite feat. Billy Love - Blame It On The Boogie 21. Osunlade - I'm Happy 22. Rick Wilhite feat billy Love + Sondra ''Sunny B'' Biar - Muzic Gonna Save The World Pt.2 23. Osunlade - No Way 24. Owiny Sigoma Band - Wires (Theo Parrish Remix) 25. Billy Love - Can't Keep Running Away - D Minor

Off Minor #16 on Deepfrequency.com1. Off Minor theme(short)2. Marcello Giombini - L'Isola del Gatto3. Goblin - Ai margini della follia (alternate take 2)4. Mark Lindsey & W. Michael Lewis - Assassin with son5. Legowelt - X9 Vulcan bomber6. Claudio Simonetti - The evil one7. Franz Falckenhous - Manhunter8. Fred Myrow & Malcolm Seagrave - Under the car9. Robert Rodriguez & Carl Thiel - Doc block10. Vakula - ? (Juju & Jordash Drakula remix)11. Tevo Howard12. Marcellus Pittman13. Beautiful Swimmers14. Ahmed Abdul Malik with Johnny Griffin - El Haris (anxious)15. Ilya Ziblat - Night along the top with Mr. Abdel WahabEnjoy!

Rooted Groovez with special guests on netmusique every wednesday night

Rooted Groovez with special guests on netmusique every wednesday night

DJ SYNFLOOD - running away -98:51- 12.06.2011 01. Theo Parrish - Black Music (I Love You) 02. Boxcutter - TV Troubles 03. Marcellus Pittman - Sync 04. Moodymann - P.B.C. 05. Marcellus Pittman - You Want Me (Never) 06. Rick Wilhite feat. Billy Love - City Bar Dancing (Basement Mix) 07. Moodymann - Backagainforthefirsttime? 08. Moon Wiring Club - Coquettish + Insane 09. Osunlade - A Day Without U 10. Yoav - We All Are Dancing (Jamsteady Afrosoul Mix) 11. Marcellus Pittman - An Afternoon's Delight 12. Virgo - School Hall 13. Marcellus Pittman and Rick Wilhite - Dark Walking 14. Basic Soul Unit - The Cloak 15. Fluxion - Tides 16. Hunee - Leaf For Hand In Hand 17. Moodymann - Shine 18. Back-Room - The Definition Of A Track (The Back Room Mix) 19. Virgo Four - Boing 20. Theo Parrish Osunlade Rick Wilhite feat. Billy Love - Blame It On The Boogie 21. Osunlade - I'm Happy 22. Rick Wilhite feat billy Love + Sondra ''Sunny B'' Biar - Muzic Gonna Save The World Pt.2 23. Osunlade - No Way 24. Owiny Sigoma Band - Wires (Theo Parrish Remix) 25. Billy Love - Can't Keep Running Away - D Minor