Podcast appearances and mentions of pepe bradock

As broadcast October 14, 2022 with Danno just blissing out the entire time.  Tonight we welcomed a lo-fi artist out of Cheongju, Korea who calls himself Nogymx in the studio.  True name Jimmy Dunne, he drops his latest album Eien's Fable next Friday and we were just honored to give an early spin & world premiere to the opening cuts on the album for the show tonight, and have the artist play some of his favorite bumps from the lo-fi chillout hip-hop beats universe.  Obviously, we also can't thank Nogymx enough for giving us the chance to rock some lo-fi for the entirety of this program, which is something we've been wanting to do for a very long time on the air.  Link below to pre-order the album on bandcamp:Nogymx - Eien's Fable#feelthegravityTracklist (st:rt)Part I (00:00)Flamingosis – Enjoy Your Life (Loci Sample Flip)Dirty Art Club – Just A Memoryxander. – Hold My Handpastels – SundownSleepermane feat Aybor – Pebbles The Jazzual Suspects – This BeatTrankilou – Chicago BabePete Rock – Something Funky Part II (36:15)Nogymx – Warmth of the RainNogymx & Tenno – YearningTimbeauthetraveler feat Kyefii – Koto MemoriesOnra – Ms. HoMonster Rally – Ginger on the WindRaimu feat Tophat Panda – KaiganVindu – Sacred ForestAhmed Malek – Autopsie d'un complotTeebs - Shells Part III (63:24)Nogymx – PreludeNogymx – EncounterNogymx – In Their FootstepsTenno – The Last SaviourDenSogen & Raimu – NokoriElijah Nang – Azumi IIIKalaido – In The RosesPOSY – Train to Kawazukarasu. – Among Stars Part IV (1:40:09)Nogymx & Hoffy Beats – GreyhoundNogymx feat Layandar, Louk, & Daniele Raciti – Summer MoonMatchbox Youth – Gazebosofty & dennisivnvc – BridgesJust Steezy Things – The AwakeningEnluv feat Hoffy Beats & Louk – Peach HoneyNo Spirit feat Satyr & Phlocalyst – KizakuraElijah Lee – twighlight.JazzyCal – Night Shift 

WeLuvHouse Podcast Mixtape Sessions July 2019 Tracklisting: Akabu feat. Linda Clifford vs Pepe Bradock & The Grand Brule's Choir – Ride The Deep Burnt Storm (MattLok's Medussa Intro Remix) Deep Dish feat. Everything But The Girl – The Future Of The Future (Stay Gold) (Album Version) Smokin Beats – Dreams (Tough Love remix) Soul Vision […]

Roberto is a vinyl collector, a dj and a friend, who has developed his work and practice in the Venice area. In the last twenty years Roberto has diffused the culture of avant-garde and experimental electronic music, engaging with the pre existing and new communities of listeners and dancers. This episode reflects Roberto’s wide and heterogeneous record collection, that covers different decades, genres and styles revealing his personal capacity in creating unique and captivating connections between different worlds. The episode features: O Yuki Conjugate, Asis, Andrew Ashong, Sw, Theo Parrish, Living Ornaments, Alvin Currran, Nico Vascellari, Thomas Baldischwyler, Madteo, Sparky, Pepe Bradock, Davy Kehoe, Hydrus, Lanark Artefax and Minako Yoshida.

DOCTOR DRU on: - Facebook: www.facebook.com/dottoredru - SoundCloud: @doctordru HOW I MET THE BASS on: - Facebook: www.facebook.com/howimetthebass - Twitter: www.twitter.com/howimetthebass - Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/HowIMetTheBass 3 QUESTIONS to DOCTOR DRU: Q: Talking about your mix. How did these tracks influence your career? A: First of all, thanks for having me. It was an inspiring journey into the past. You know, I’m making music since I’m 13, so there was a lot to consider. Starting with John Coltrane was a must as he was a major influence and changed how I receive music. Then I had this Funk period in my life. I listened only to Funk and Disco music for some time. When I started playing the drums it was the groove that touched me deep in the heart. Such a relief. This transferred later into my DJ career and explains a lot of my earlier releases. Then there was Hip-Hop of course as it s close to all this funky stuff. I got deeper into electronic music where I discovered for example Move D, the seamless productions of Martin Buttrich or Moodymann, still one of my favourite artists. Tony Allen is another drummer reference. Omar's track includes Stevie as my all time hero as well as Henrik Schwarz. Pepe Bradock’s legendary Deep Burnt is a reference to my time as a resident in a beach club which got me back into DJing again. In the end you can go on for days playing all your influences but I liked the challenge to cover them in a one hour mix. It s still a tiny cut but I think, you get a feeling of where I’m coming from. Q: You're originally from Hamburg, living in Barcelona now. As a DJ you've been playing all over the world yet. Where´s the place you call "home"? A: The place I call “home” is still Hamburg. I spent there most of my life and there s a deep connection to the city with all my friends and family. But Barcelona is a nice sunny city to hang. Always smelling like gambas and weed with a dash of poo. Q: Which future projects are on the way - both Jeudi Records and Doctor Dru? A: I’ve produced a lot of tracks during winter time. Also with JEUDI there is some profound stuff on the way to be released before summer. Just follow our social media channels . It's all gonna be announced soon.

Follow us on SoundCloud to hear our label releases and grab some free downloads: http://soundcloud.com/monologues Girls of The Internet is the sound of a music-industry long-timer reinventing themselves, indulging their love of classic disco house while also producing soulful live organic cuts. Their mix for us is a riotous journey through house music past, present and future. *How would you describe your sound?* Patrick Adams making records for Dance Mania. *What and who inspires you and influences your sound?* The biggest influence for me right now is seeing people enjoy our music, it completely blows me away when people message to say they like our stuff, especially when women or members of the LGBTQ+ community. Electronic music is such a horrible schlong fest, and so many of the male DJs act so horrendously in the way they treat women at shows. It’s great to know we’re appealing to more than just banty lads. Another big influence is our collaborators; the vocalists and illustrators/painters we get to work with through the band are all amazing, and hugely inspirational to work with. Anybody who has ever met me will know how important Stereolab are to me, as I’ve probably tried to shame you into listening to them at some point. I love Chaka Khan, Patrick Adams. I could list musical influences for ages, but it would be pretty boring. I don’t have any big secrets nobody else has, and I’ve always tried to share music I love to whoever is listening to me. Some of my early influences in house were Pepe Bradock, Cajual, Basic Channel, Armand Van Helden, Henry Street, Masters At Work... I don’t listen to too much modern house — it has to be pretty incredible for me to need to add it to my collection. What I take away from other people’s music is how certain sounds work together; how a drum hit and a weird noise work together in a Prince record, or how a saturated kick in a Green Velvet record affects the mood of the track is where my brain goes. *Can you tell us a little about this mix and what it means to you?* It’s mainly sample based stuff we’re releasing on the run up to our debut album. Normally we work with musicians and vocalists, but I’m completely obsessed with ‘90s disco house, so I made a load of tracks while the album comes together. Frankie Knuckles and Ron Hardy looping disco records was what started everything — disco loops and drum machines are the purest form of house music as far as I’m concerned. House should be fun, and I wanted to try and convey the fun side of Girls’ with these EPs. I feel like I’m cheating when I sample other people’s music, which is why I try and call it an ‘edit’ or ‘mixtape’ when I’m looping other people’s work. The non-sample, full band, full production stuff is; our debut single ‘When U Go' which got picked up by Classic, which is the first full piece of music I made myself. 'Fondness Makes The Heart Grow Absent', which we self released last year, and it’s already been licensed for a few big compilations this year. It started life as a remix I did for somebody that got rejected, so I took all the original parts I recorded for the remix — guitar, bass, cut them up, added some synths and turned it into a loose cover of ‘It’ll All Be Over’ by The Supreme Jubilees, with Gershom Brown on vocals. The last track on the mix is called ‘Humble’ and features ex-Brand New Heavies vocalist and one of my good buddies Linda Muriel. It’s the lead single from our upcoming album. It’s a 2-steppy garage-ish thing. I made a version with live instruments, but I've ended up using the demo version with me playing everything on keyboard for the album, as it was impactful than the live version. I wanted to use a bit more music from the album on this mix, but it’s a bit too early to play too much of it publicly. Oh also, there is a remix of a track I made with the Ballroom MC Princess Precious Ebony, who features heavily on the Viceland documentary series ’My House’, and is an incredible person and a pleasure to work with. It’ll probably be a B-side to one of the singles from the album. I’ve been involved in music for a long time behind the scenes, and I’m just amazed at the incredible reaction we get for Girls’ stuff so far. We have a small group of fans who are so supportive and send us such amazing messages all the time. It’s really humbling. The music industry can be a horrible place — often unpleasant people behaving awfully with shady agendas and negative energy. It’s amazing to be involved in something that’s just about positivity and making great music. Tracklist:   Girls of the Internet - Operating Thetan [Drab Queen] Girls of the Internet - When U Go [Classic] Girls of the Internet - Honesty & Truth [Drab Queen] Janet Jackson - All For You (Girls’ Edit Edit) [No Label] Oral Caress - Charlie’s Angels (Girls’ Edit) [P&P Records] Girls of the Internet featuring Gershom Brown - Fondness Makes The Heart Grow Absent [Drab Queen] Girls of the Internet - Trophy Wife [Drab Queen] Mariah Carey - GTFO (Girls’ Whistle Register Remix) [No Label] Girls of the Internet featuring Princess Precious Ebony - Your Love (Sports Mix) [Drab Queen] Nancy Martin - Can’t Believe (Girls’ Edit) [No Label] Girls of the Internet - I Need dUb [Drab Queen] Girls of the Internet - Flat Earth Society [Drab Queen] Girls of the Internet - L.A.R.P. [Drab Queen] Girls of the Internet - Heaven In Your Arms [Drab Queen] Girls of the Internet - Remember My Dub [Drab Queen] Girls of the Internet featuring Linda Muriel - HUMBLE [Drab Queen]  

Techno Old School...un titre, un souvenirhttps://www.discogs.com/fr/artist/81-P%C3%A9p%C3%A9-Bradockhttps://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/P%C3%A9p%C3%A9_Bradock

Techno Old School...un titre, un souvenirhttps://www.discogs.com/fr/artist/81-P%C3%A9p%C3%A9-Bradockhttps://fr.wikipedia.org/wiki/P%C3%A9p%C3%A9_Bradock

Bob Moses, Gianni Denitto, Danny G, Maya Jane Coles, Wendy Rae Fowler, Maribou State, Alex Albrecht, Melquiades, Dixie Yure, Horowitz, Wax Wings, Anna Wall, Detroit Swindle, Seven David Jr, Pepe Bradock, Wolfram, Samo DJ Automatic, Minor Rain, olly Walker, Maceo Plex, Yuksek, Polynation, Jordan Burns, Pow-Low, Paul Johnson, Funkagenda, South Royston, Lusine, Dauwd, Rocco, Citizenn, DJ Boring, Almaty, Octo Octa, Chaka Khan, Switch.

Where to begin with Versatile? An institution, a label, a pioneering force, the French imprint has become a staple of electronic music for decades. This year was in fact the 20th anniversary of the label, which was founded by Gilb'R back in 1996. Across this period Versatile has released music by some of the most influential artists of a generation: Pepe Bradock, I:Cube, Joakim and many more have all appeared throughout the label's history. In the present day Gilb'R remains as relevant a musician as ever. Having previously operated under the alias of Cheek and as one half of the duo Chateau Flight he is as experienced behind the labyrinth of machines as he is in label management and selection. In recent years he has appeared more prominently under his own name having appeared as part of the Acid Arab series, Sex Tags and of course on his own label. As a selector there are few who can rival his capabilities behind the turntables, he has many years of influence and experience to draw upon, of course.

1. Elements of Life – This Christmas (Louie Vega Re-Touch Mix) 2. The Jackson 5 – I Saw Mommy Kissing Santa Claus (Joonya T Re-Edit) 3. Pepe Bradock – Deep Burnt 4. The Miracles – Jingle Bells (Joonya T Re-Edit) 5. Chantay Savage – Holidays (Terry Hunter Main Mix) 6. Christian Prommer’s Drumlesson – Strings Of Life 7. …

Welcome to episode 20 of SCB Radio. Having just played shows in Paris, Bordeaux and Lyon over the weekend, we celebrate all things French in this week’s episode with music from Agoria, Laurent Garner, Pepe Bradock, The Hacker and Daft Punk amongst others. Subscribe on iTunes --> itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/scb-radio-with-scuba/id1201207763 Get in touch across all social media using the hashtag #SCBradio Tracklist: 1. Man Power - Boys Beware (Pale Blue Drum-A-Pella Remix) 2. Agoria - Loop AK1 3. Malin Genie - Magus 4. Pepe Bradock - Mujeres Nerviosas 5. Kilner_tamtara - Blawan 6. Petter B - Global Edit 7. Ténèbre - Grid Expansion 8. The Hacker - Clear 9. Mark Broom - Stolen Moments 2 10. Laurent Garnier - Crispy Bacon 11. Rrose - Arc Unknown 12. Marcelus - Steel Drums (Take 2) 13. Session Restore - Speak Out 14. Antigone - Static 15. Daft Punk - Rollin' & Scratchin'

Line Noise is a podcast about electronic music from Philip Sherburne and Ben Cardew. Episode 12 features an interview with electronic music legends Mouse on Mars in which we discuss robotics, Lichter, their iPad instruments, Bon Iver and why The Girl from Ipanema sounds like My Bloody Valentine. We also review new music from Pepe Bradock and Powell. Plus we talk about cheese.

September's edition of 'Run It Red' with Ben Sims is available now. As usual there's a ton of new music throughout, from DJ Spider to Pepe Bradock, Vin Sol to DVS1. The next Run it Red is broadcast live on www.nts.live on 21st October before being archived on Soundcloud, Mixcloud and podcasted here via Itunes shortly after. For full tracklist check www.soundcloud.com/bensims www.djbensims.com

With tracks from Sandman & Riverside, Reboot, Magit Cacoon, Laurent Garnier, Basic Operators Feat. The Lazarus Man, Renato Ratier, 2 Bitches From Queens, Jamshed, Rhyze, Tambien, Robosonic & Purple Disco Machine, Sebastien Bouchet, Isolée, Paul Johnson, Galaxy 2 Galaxy, Phil Weeks, Crackazat, Kölsch, Vessels, Pepe Bradock, Good Guy Mikesh, Fango and DJ Vas. Contact: dj@ribeaud.ch.

The DeepWit Recordings Podcast focuses on the intelligent deep house sounds we all love and that DeepWit has become known for. The show will focus on artists with upcoming and released material on the label and hosted by label owner Alvaro Hylander. Our monthly DeepWit Radio Show Schedule - Proton Radio ( www.protonradio.com/ ) - The Second Monday of Every Month from 19:00-20:00 CET / 18:00-19:00 GMT / 13:00-14:00 EST WestRadio ( www.westradio.gr/ ) - Fourth Tuesday of Every Month from 21:00-22:00 CET / 20:00-21:00 GMT / 15:00-14:00 EST DE Radio ( deradio.ca/ ) First Sunday/Monday of Every Month from 12:00-01:00 CET Monday/23:00-24:00 GMT Sunday / 18:00-19:00 ET Sunday 2BContinued ( www.2bcontinued.co.il) - 24/7 Live streaming radio with our entire catalogue of radioshows playing at random alongside hundreds of other quality radioshows and podcasts. Tracklisting - Alvaro Hylander 1. Karmine Rosciano - Sending My Love (Forteba Remix) - Deep Site Vinylized 2. Sasha Kaktus & Fake Mood - Olovo (Original Mix) - Deep Site Space 3. Cooccer, WoDeep - Future File (Original Mix) - DeepClass Records 4. Opencloud - Last Train To Amsterdam (Opencloud Mix) - Smoke Signal 5. Glass Slipper - Pieces (Original Mix) - Proton Limited 6. Sleazy McQueen - Trains Over Broadway (Pezzner's Native Language Rework) - Chillin Music Gareth Bilaney 1. Pepe Bradock - Deep Burnt - Kif Recordings 2. Gareth Bilaney - Ζeta Side - DeepWit Recordings 3. Max Graef - Kaese Schinken Floete - Box Aus Holz 4. Lou Der - B For Berlin (Alex Sosa Remix) - Bilanez Music 5. Max Graef - Pedro - Melbourne Deepcast 6. Axel Boman - Paris - Play it Down 7. Pepe Bradock 4 - Atavisme

CMYK & Cyril D are sharing the decks for an incredible back-to-back DJ set only mixing tracks from the legendary House producer: Pépé Bradock (Versatile, Avatisme, Kif Recordings). CMYK / https://www.facebook.com/CMYKitsme DJ and producer based in Brussels, also know as the co-founder of The House Party (https://www.facebook.com/TheHousePartyOfficial), a famous party promoter in Barcelona (resident at Razzmatazz) and currently overtaking the House scene in Brussels too. As a true House music lover, he's also uploading vinyl rips from his collection on his Youtube channel when they're not already available online. https://www.youtube.com/user/CMYKmusique Cyril D / https://soundcloud.com/desponts Passionated DJ from Brussels with unconditional love for the House-Music. He just joined CMYK for the Belgian launch of The House Party. --- FULL TRACKLIST 01 Trankilou (Pépé & Ark) - Chicago Babe 02 Pépé Bradock - A/R 03 Pépé Bradock - Un Pépé dans la dentelle 04 Pépé Bradock - 100% Cotton 05 Cesaria Evora - Angola (Pépé Bradock's Bateau Ivre Rework) 06 Pépé Bradock - Vermeille 07 Cheek - Venus (Pépé Bradock's Saucy Precog Remix) 08 Iz & Diz - Mouth (Brad Pépé's Remix For Friends) 09 Pépé Bradock - 18 Carats 10 Pépé Bradock - The Charter 11 Trankilou - Atom Funk 12 Pépé Bradock - Démarre le chauvre 13 Trankilou - Bill Collector 14 Pépé Bradock - Lifting Weights 15 Dinky - Falling Angel (Pépé Bradock's Détournement Au Phlogiston) 16 Pépé Bradock - Life 17 Pépé Bradock - Lara 18 Trankilou - 10 ans d'âge *picture by http://goo.gl/nl6WYy

With tracks from Usio, Moodymanc, Anthony Naples, Pepe Bradock, Bicep, Kölsch, Legowelt, Isolee, Kareem & Peter Schumann, Coma, Jimpster, Samuel L. Session, Joe Smooth, Show-B, Livio Improta, Hypnolove, Yokoo Feat. Kate Austin, Pablo Sanchez, Roberto Bosco, KiNK & Sierra Sam, Andre Bratten, STL, Claptone, Mario Basanov Feat. Rahjwanti and Shed. Contact: dj@ribeaud.ch.

GS Podcast Episode 08 is brought to you courtesy of Tomson (Development Music, Manchester). Tomson will also be joining us on the 28th Jan 2012 to spin at our new monthly in The Grand Social Dublin. Known predominantly for his long standing tenure as promoter, resident and label owner for the renowned Development collective in Manchester UK, Tom Lynch aka Tomson has crammed a lot into his 28 years to date. Having played alongside luminaries such as Masters at Work, Ron Trent, Lil’ Louis, Danny Krivit, Osunlade, Dixon, Larry Heard and many others, Tom has also helped spread the consistently de...ep Development Music sound with regular appearances around the UK's best underground party spots as well as tours to foreign shores with gigs in Ibiza, Croatia, South Africa and more.As a solo artist and alongside regular partner in crime Benedict, Tomson has remixed for artists such as Atjazz, Paris Brightledge, Ronnie Ron, Flowriders and Tone Control. A slew of original productions have followed with a debut single featuring the stunning vocals of Paul Randolph on Deepermotions Music, backed up by the much lauded 'Rainy Things' EP on London's world-renowned Freerange Records. The latter received support and plays from artists ranging from Josh Wink and Laurent Garnier to Deetron and Paul Woolford, who featured the tracky Telepathy Dub on his Radio 1 Essential Mix.Taking his influences in equal measure from soul and hip hop as deep house and techno, Tomson's music comfortably morphs together inspirations old and new. This forward thinking sound has found it's way onto labels such as Freerange, Tone Control, Deepermotions, NYSoul, Development Music and Pep Sounds; with 2011 releases scheduled on U.S. labels Kolour and Smooth Agent, as well as a return to Tone Control, Freerange and a debut on Huddtraxx. TRACKLIST1. Change – Hard times2. Skipworth & Turner – Thinking about your love3. Deodato – Keep on moving4. Ashford & Simpson – It seems to hang on5. Geraldine Hunt – Can’t fake the feeling (dub)6. James Johnston – After everything7. Osunlade – I’m happy8. DJ Trio – Aug 299. Version – Nothing (Atjazz Mix)10. Alex Kidd – Class of 9511. Norma Jean Bell – Do you wanna party12. Phlash – Raining sound13. Blaze ft. Alexander Hope - Brothers and sisters14. Pepe Bradock – Deep burnt15. Alex Agore – I don’t know why 16. Cassioware – Baby love (chord mix)17. Tomson & Benedict ft Bantu Soul – Blind (Opolopo Remix) More Tomson:residentadvisor.net/dj/tomsonsoundcloud.com/tomsondevelopmentonline.co.uk

Seemingly overnight, Louis McCoy progressed from djing at house parties to spinning at Melbourne’s premium clubs and events. Rhythmically playing 1-5 hour sets supporting the very artists that started him on his mission (Ripperton, dj T, Pepe Bradock and Matthias Mayer to name a few). Enjoy this teaser mix for our next label party “We Are International” with Peter Horrevorts. For tracklist go to: http://www.beefrecords.net/podcasts

Partnering the previous release on this podcast, this sessions is a blend of deeper house cuts for laid back toasting. Less vocal and slightly more tech, Sunsnoozer brings you a selections of moodier grooves and Balearic beats to help you unwind this summer.Special attention is worth drawing to the tunes by Jimpster, H-Foundation, Phonique and my old Mixmag mate, Gavin Herlihy - of whom I’m particularly proud for getting a release on the awesome Buzzin’ Fly records. Nice one, mate.1 Hiro Ohta - Kakera - Charles Webster dub2 Rebecca Pidgeon - Learn To Pray - Exclusive Charles Webster Dub mix3 Charles Webster - I'm Falling - Paris Bordeaux remix by Pepe Bradock4 Jimpster - Dangly Panther5 Morten Sorensen - Woo Hoo6 Prompt - Evolve - Original Mix7 H-Foundation - Tonight - King Britt's Sexy Mix8 Phonique feat Ian Whitelaw & Meitz - Worked It Out - Charles Webster's Second remix9 Studio Apartment feat. Ron Carroll - I'm In Love - Rasmus Faber Epic Instrumental10 BarBQ - Barbi In Love - Solomun Remix11 Gavin Herlihy - Give Me a Funf - D-late mix12 Unknown - After The Love Has Gone - deep minimal dub13 Morten Sorensen - Start Something14 Charles Webster - End Of The War - re-edit117.4 MB | AAC file | 192 kbpsThe track list also appears in the ‘Lyrics’ tab of the track info.Use the iTunes ‘Chapters’ menu to jump between tracks in the mix.