Podcasts about Phuture

You know what time it is! It's time to wake up with Elle. Or, if you have a better sleep schedule than her, you can listen back to this whenever you wish. We started out with some instrumental heavy long tunes from Bowery Electric, Eiko Ishibashi, Phuture and Phuture. For your last hour, we have some guitar music from distraction4ever, Vista Kicks and the Marching Girls.

Confident in hosting their own talk, Bibi and Dani addressed the topic of diversity and inclusivity within the music industry. They had an engaging conversation with Mandy, former awareness manager at Intercell and co-founder of PLUR.Zie het privacybeleid op https://art19.com/privacy en de privacyverklaring van Californië op https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

"We were searching for our own voice." The Chicago artist talks about pioneering the sound of acid house and the spirit of experimentation in early dance music. The Chicago-based Nathaniel Pierre Jones—AKA DJ Pierre—may be best known for forming the "squelch" we now call acid. When he and his friends Spanky and Herb J picked up a TB-303 in a pawn shop, they captured the sound of the knobs being turned as a pattern started to run. While this wasn't how the instrument was intended to be used, they were enthralled by the result, reproducing it and releasing it as an EP called Acid Tracks under the name Phuture in 1987. The result was the birth of the acid house era and a new, international musical craze. In this RA Exchange recorded live at International Music Summit in Ibiza, Jones retraces the acid craze and the nature of experimentation and risk-taking more generally. In his view, there's a marked absence of this mindset in contemporary dance music as many producers have become accustomed to using sample packs, presets and generally operating within workflows that stymie originality. At the end of the interview, he raises important questions around if and how the music being released today enhances our lives, as well as what a truly transcendent and mutually supportive industry could look like. Listen to the episode in full.

Welcome back guys, here on ESOA Podcast. Unfortunately, once again my guest for this episode cancelled just before the end. This immediately inspired me to record a musical special for you. I decided on a Chicago House and Techno special. Alongside Detroit, Chicago is clearly an important cornerstone. Without it, techno and house would not exist in their current form. Think about the impact that tracks like Move your Body or Acid Tracks still have today. Frankie Knuckles began playing early electronic productions back in 1977 in the then newly opened, rather run-down but well-equipped Warehouse club. A sound that continued to develop into later house and techno, with great, unforgotten names such as Marshall Jefferson, Larry Heard, Adonis, Tyree Cooper, Farley "Jackmaster" Funk, Frankie Knuckles, Steve "Silk" Hurley, DJ Pierre, Phuture, Mike Dunn, K-Alexi Bad Boy Bill, "Fast" Eddie Smith, Ron Hardy and Derrick Carter made history. The sound was released on labels such as DJ International, Dance Mania, Jack Trax, Underground Records and Trax Records. Friends, let this sound inspire you for the next two and a half hours. Have fun with ESOA Podcast 072 by myself, Thomas Schubert. Thanks for tuning in. Cheers #techno #acid #chicago Infos about Thomas Schubert: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063617675249 @thomas-schubert-73450409 Listen to all ESOA Podcast Shows: www.esoa-podcast.com www.facebook.com/esoapodcast www.instagram.com/esoa.podcast

We visited Harland Brewing in Scripps Ranch San Diego, CA and got Back to the Phuture 3 Hazy DIPA 8% a collab with Pure Project and North Park Beer Co. While enjoying this delicious beverage we talk about what could have possibly gone wrong with the $30 million heist in L.A. Cheers. IG @beerbellysociety Email beerbellysociety@gmail.com TikTok @beerbellsociety

Playlist The Mix 1. Rafael Osmo - Ringer (Extended) [Vandit Alternative] 2. Lout - Secret (Original Mix) [Monkey League] 3. Danccer - Prisoner (Extended) [Vandit Alternative] 4. Whoriskey - Chemical (Extended) [Vandit Alternative] 5. Jordan Gill - Recoil [JOOF Recordings] 6. Rebūke & Ella Balinska - Digital Dream (Club Mix) [ERA] 7. Wave Wave x Jake Silva x Bruno Wolff - Desire (Extended Mix) [Mentalo Music] 8. RDJ, Artter - Magnetic Field [UNSEEN Records] 9. Deep Inside (UA), Stephan Klauning - Gideon (Extended Mix) [Yanara Records] 10. James Organ - The Faith [When Stars Align] 11. Dark Heart, Be No Rain - Visions (Extended Mix) [SIZE Records] 12. James iD - Horizon (Extended Mix) [Zerothree] 13. Zoya - Eternity (Extended Mix) [Black Hole Recordings ] Flashback 14. Mac Zimms - L'annonce des couleurs [2-Play] 15. Paul van Dyk x Phuture x DJ Pierre - Acid TraXXX [Vandit Alternative] Guestmix Brunø Maïa 16. ID - ID ℗ & © 2024 Marzan Prod. MP MP3 256- 16.02.2024 - Switzerland

PART ONE - THE LOVE HOUSE LOCKDOWN Funky Situation - Dave Leatherman, HP Vince, Bruce Nolan Friday Night - Adri Block, Paul Parsons Roots (Chisman Radio Rework) Let the Music Take You High (Extended Mix) - Glen Horsborough & Tracy Hamlin Musical Freedom (Extended Mix) - Soul Avengerz & Adeva My Feelings Can't Explain (Jay Vegas Classic House Mix) - Mattei & Omich, Fatimah Provillon Get Up and Boogie - H.P. Vince I Own Your Love (Extended Mix) - Milk Bar feat Liz Hill Vibin' - Mike Newman Party (Extended Mix) - Piero Pirupa Sun Rising Up (DIMO (BG) remix) - Rebeka Brown, Deux Where I'm At - Alex Preston, Mo'Funk Better Times (Extended Mix) - KC Lights & Låpsley I Feel Love - H.P. Vince Love Over Gold (Clubmix) - Block & Crown, All About Islands PART TWO - THE SESSION The Greatest Thing Alive (Extended Mix) - Mark Knight, Green Velvet, James Hurr Scream (Extended Mix) - James Hurr & I Jah So Vicious (Extended Mix) - Charles Ramirez Tempo (Extended Mix) - OFFAIAH, Dope Earth Alien Over (Extended Mix) - Maur, Westend & Cami Bear LOVE DESIRE (Extended Mix) - CASSIMM Do You Believe (Extended Mix) - Ejeca You Better (Illyus & Barrientos Extended Terrace Dub) - Mount Rushmore, The Knack The Edge (Extended Mix) - ESSEL Work It (Extended Mix) - Kid Enigma, Alaia & Gallo Krayzee - Mat.Joe Jack - DJ Wady Jealous (Extended Mix) - Mochakk ACID TRAXXX - Paul van Dyk, Phuture & DJ Pierre

PART ONE - THE LOVE HOUSE LOCKDOWN   Funky Situation - Dave Leatherman, HP Vince, Bruce Nolan Friday Night - Adri Block, Paul Parsons Roots (Chisman Radio Rework) Let the Music Take You High (Extended Mix) - Glen Horsborough & Tracy Hamlin Musical Freedom (Extended Mix) - Soul Avengerz & Adeva My Feelings Can't Explain (Jay Vegas Classic House Mix) - Mattei & Omich, Fatimah Provillon Get Up and Boogie - H.P. Vince I Own Your Love (Extended Mix) - Milk Bar feat Liz Hill Vibin' - Mike Newman Party (Extended Mix) - Piero Pirupa Sun Rising Up (DIMO (BG) remix) - Rebeka Brown, Deux Where I'm At - Alex Preston, Mo'Funk Better Times (Extended Mix) - KC Lights & Låpsley I Feel Love - H.P. Vince Love Over Gold (Clubmix) - Block & Crown, All About Islands   PART TWO - THE SESSION   The Greatest Thing Alive (Extended Mix) - Mark Knight, Green Velvet, James Hurr Scream (Extended Mix) - James Hurr & I Jah So Vicious (Extended Mix) - Charles Ramirez Tempo (Extended Mix) - OFFAIAH, Dope Earth Alien Over (Extended Mix) - Maur, Westend & Cami Bear LOVE DESIRE (Extended Mix) - CASSIMM Do You Believe (Extended Mix) - Ejeca You Better (Illyus & Barrientos Extended Terrace Dub) - Mount Rushmore, The Knack The Edge (Extended Mix) - ESSEL Work It (Extended Mix) - Kid Enigma, Alaia & Gallo Krayzee - Mat.Joe Jack - DJ Wady Jealous (Extended Mix) - Mochakk ACID TRAXXX - Paul van Dyk, Phuture & DJ Pierre  

The mix 1. Nora En Pure - Prophets of Hope 2. Sander van Doorn - L'Annonce Des Couleur 3. Nihil Young - Obsidian 4. Jean Lostebien, Franck FTC - Geneva to Zurich (Street Train Hymn 2023) 5. Paul van Dyk x Phuture x DJ Pierre - Acid TraXXX 6. Duran & Aytek - Orange 7. ANDATA - Play Hard 8. John Askew - Afterburner 9. Veerus - Phoney 10. Layton Giordani - Phantom 11. Daxson, XiJaro & Pitch - The Awakening (Transmission Theme 2023) 12. Stoneface & Terminal - Got My Need 13. Kai Tracid - Tracid 14. Inertia - The Chamber (Greg Downey Remix) Guestmix Spaceman 15. Corrado Baggieri - Rivincità 16. Talla 2xlc & Gid Sedgwick - Forever Young 17. Unix SL - Global Harmony 18. Alternate High & Laucco - Illusion Never Changed (NyTiGen Remix) 19. Daniele Filaretti - Crash Report 20. Ben Ashley - Kosmos Trance (Main Floor) 21. DJ Spaceman - Pegasus 22. arc.sys - Above Peak 23. DJ Spaceman & Sunryz - Under Control 24. Marc Ward & DJ Spaceman - Kushida 25. Novel - Sonicboom 26. Paipy & DJ Spaceman - Aurora Borealis (Steve Allen Remix) 27. DJ Spaceman - Interstellar

Welcome to the Vonyc Sessions Podcast.. 60mins of the very best new electronic music from around the world, hand-picked and hosted by Grammy award-winning producer and DJ Paul Van Dyk. For more info about the globally syndicated show visit www.paulvandyk.com 1. Dosem - Beach Kisses 2. Fuenka - Ikaros 3. ELVIRA - Estuary4. Product Of Us, Galaxy - Crying 5. Ovadia - Close Your Eyes6. Revoke, Undercode - In Control7. Cimmerian - Automata8. Luca Graeta - Another Start 9. Several Definitions - This Is Not A Rave 10. Acrobat - Energy 11. Galaxies & Jason Vinterra - Black Moon12. Mauro Più - Havoc13. Nihil Young - Flare 14. Ames's - Celestial 15. Dust Matter - Overused16. Monoccoc, San Nicholas - Nothing In This World17. Ruback, Sevenn - Riders On The Storm (Instrumental Mix)18. KASIA - Delusional Ecstacy19. Mowree, Gianni Parrini - Fly (Blue Angel Vocal Mix)20. Paul van Dyk x Phuture x DJ Pierre - Acid Traxx21. KODA - Mist 22. Fade - Legends

Tracklist: 1. Castle From Indistinct Dreams - Melancholic Disease 2. Magnetti - Rapture 3. Abyss Deep Sound Lab - Mythodea 4. The Woodleigh Research Facility - Phonox Nights 5. Barry Can't Swim feat. Blackboxx - I Won't Let You Down 6. Heartwerk feat. Anne Reburn - It's What You Know 7. Cvtkvc - Hali Gali (Pion Mix) 8. Alexendra Feusi - Hello Sunday 9. Conrad Product - Starving Of Groove 10. Anna Almani - Lorem Ipsum 11. Oliver Koletzki - Heart On Hold (Pavel Petrov Mix) 12. Waksman feat. Fer - Hipnotica 13. Bedouin feat. Iveta Mukuchyan - Crazy (Catz 'N Dogz Mix) 14. Richie Hernandez - I Told Ya 15. Ceszar - Funky 16. Rojabeat - On My Head 17. David Morales - India 18. Minus Model - Convergence 19. Kinnison - Sensual Echoes 20. Ximon - Body Language 21. Cause & Effect - Mermaid's Purse (Kayshan Mix) 22. DJ Pierre, Phuture & Paul Van Dyk - Acid Traxxxx 23. Julien Earle feat. Ghost Angel - Chase Your Tail 24. Grove - Synchronicity 25. Frank Hopkins feat. Frances Shelley - LDN 26. Reeko - Soberanos Del Sistema 27. Integer - Clouded 28. Mute - Back To The Beat 29. Moby feat. Brie O'Banion - We're Going Wrong 30. The Lightning Kids - Youth

A weekly podcast of progressive and uplifting Pure Trance music, presented by Solarstone. 01. Avoure - Pulse [Biome Recordings]02. David Calo - Renew (Quivver Remix) [Controlled Substance]03. Mir Omar - Mindfloat [Pure Progressive]04. Dreamcast - Reversed Signals [Forescape Digital]05. Jam & Spoon - Stella (Wehbba Remix) [Black Hole]06. ID - ID (Pure Trance Vol. 10) [Pure Trance]It's Not The Kind Of Thing We Usually Play... But We Like It Anyway:07. Paul van Dyk x Phuture x DJ Pierre - ACID TRAXXX. [Vandit Alternative]08. Aeon Shift - Breathe You In [Borderline]09. ID - ID [Pure Trance]10. John O'Callaghan - Flow Through [Subculture]11. Pulser - Wake the Angels [Toneplay]12. Stoneface & Terminal - Got My Need [Pure Trance NEON]Big Tune:13. Ronski Speed - Beyond Infinite [Pure Trance]Retro Trance Classic:14. Akasha - Beings From Another World [Phantasm Records]Oh Yeah:15. Peetu S - You Broke Me [Outburst Records]Chillout Moment:16. Atlantis - Fiji (Slipstream's Sunrise Rework) [Scuna]

Vancouver record label Nerve Wracking Collections has just released their latest EP Coulrophobia, a collaborative concept project that includes Vancouver synthpunk bands, Phuture Memoriez and Jibbernaut. The concept involved choosing a theme and releasing a 4 song split EP with another band. This was an opportunity for NWC to expand and have many artists join their collective. Coulrophobia is the first split EP release derived from this project which revolves around the fear of clowns. The guidelines were kept simple so that each band could make their songs their own. They involved creating two new songs that followed the lyrical theme and a desire to release the EP along with a co-headline live show. Phuture Memoriez is a dark synth-pop-punk band from Vancouver BC and is composed of Marc Blaquiere and Jessica Blaquiere, while Jibbernaut consists of local punks “Gears” and “Hammer”. The songs on the EP are short, fast, visceral blasts that are rooted in early punk and hardcore and have elements of Kraut rock and foundational industrial music. Each track is an explosion, an expression of internal turmoil and angst against discordant hooks and symphonic feedback. “Gears”, singer of Jibbernaut, reflected on the inception of the EP, “When Phuture Memoriez approached us about the Coulrophobia project it appealed instantly. There's something inherently terrifying about clowns. The clown archetype has inhabited the cultural psyche for centuries and the idea of someone transformed into a painted/costumed character for the purpose of amusement holds within it the possibility for unfathomable darkness. We performed a week-long ceremony in our Vancouver compound as preparation for writing these two songs. After those seven days of fasting and sacrificial offerings our namesake, the demon Jibbernaut, appeared holding the pale severed head of a clown in its claws. We got to work immediately in a frenzied state of inspiration and 48 hours later we had “Clown School” and “No One's Laughing Now”. Then we ordered deep fried wontons and tantan noodles and slept for three days.” D I S C O V E R TikTok: https://www.tiktok.com/@jibbernautband?lang=ko-KR Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/phuturememoriez/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/people/Jibbernaut/100092412352065/ Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/phuturememoriez/?hl=en Instagram:https://www.instagram.com/jibber_naut/ Bandcamp: https://phuturememoriez1.bandcamp.com/music Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/@nervewrackingcollections5277/featured Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/0xX7HI6zFKn6Y5FDKwN8K9?si=xjSBNimsTteBzSS63qBzWA&nd=1 Go to BETTERHELP.com/apologue for confidential online counselling.use the code word Apologue for a 7 day free trial Pledge monthly with Patreon https://www.patreon.com/apologueShop Apologue products at http://apologue.ca/shop Go get the 1 hour mini Documentary on Lowest of the Low's Classic Album Shakespeare my Butt at https://thelowdoc.gumroad.com/l/SMB

One of the most charming DJs in the business. A musical ambassador and a veteran of acid house, a champion of techno, a dance music pioneer, label owner, King of Ibiza – you name it, Carl's been there and done it, never losing sight of his passions – playing music, breaking tunes and celebrating life. **TRACKLIST** * How It Makes You Feel (Original Mix) - Carl Cox, Nicole Moudaber * Speed Trials On Acid (feat. Dan Diamond) [LF SYSTEM Remix] (Extended Mix) - Fatboy Slim, Carl Cox, Dan Diamond * Get What You Paid 4 (Marco Bailey Remix) * Inferno (Original Mix) - Carl Cox, Reinier Zonneveld, Christopher Coe * Nexus (Foamo Remix) * Nocturnal (Original Mix) - Carl Cox, Christopher Coe, Cox and Coe * The Player (Onionz Remix) * The Latin Theme Feat. Savanah Blount (Roel Salemink & Steve Mulder Remix) * Sentimento Latino (Ben Sims Remix) * Family Guy (Layo & Bushwacka! Remix) * Sand, Moon & Stars (Eats Everything Remix) * I Want You (Forever) (Tribute Mix) * PURE (Brennen Grey Remix) * Moroccan Chant (Rory Marshall Remix) It was at the age of 15 that Carl bought a set of turntables and began working as a mobile DJ. Disco was the first music that captivated him but by the early 80s Cox had moved on to playing the same music as other young London DJs – rare groove, New York hip-hop and electro. He was perfectly placed to hear Chicago house music in its earliest forms, and when the epic ‘Acid Trax' by Phuture (a.k.a. DJ Pierre) came out in early '87. “It was then that I thought, ‘This is it,' says Carl. “I would do my parties, and I'd play old rare groove and hip hop and soul and I would say ‘Right you've got to hear this Phuture track' and people would just stop and listen.” As a founder of the sound, Carl rode the exploding British rave scene. He played the opening night of Danny Rampling's legendary Shoom, co-promoted The Project with Paul Oakenfold, where he also DJ'd and did the sound system. He held a residency at the Zap Club in Brighton and at the Sunrise rave in 1988, hooked up a third turntable for his dawn-breaking set, got 15,000 people back on their feet, and established a personal rep for three-deck wizardry. The next step was to make music, and Carl's 1991 debut single for Paul Oakenfold's Perfecto label, ‘I Want You,' reached Number 23 in the national UK charts and gave Carl his first Top of the Pops appearance. Two more singles also made the charts. But Carl was a reluctant pop star and as the masses moved onto fluffy house and trance, and the hardcore created jungle, Cox retreated into the club world that had nurtured him, and instead embraced the underground sounds of techno. “Techno drives home somewhere,” he says of his core music. “It takes you to an element of surprise, not knowing where you're going. It's scary but wonderful at the same time.” Carl's classic releases include his 1995 mix CD, ‘F.A.C.T,‘ which became a techno benchmark, selling over 250,000 copies, and the 1996 EP ‘Two Paintings and a Drum,‘ which again broke the British top 30. Alongside Carl's ‘Ultimate Music Management' company, which counted Josh Wink and Laurent Garnier among 27 clients, there was the Ultimatum record label, for which Carl recorded his third top 30 UK single, ‘Sensual Sophis-ti-cat.' In 2005, Carl's third album, ‘The Second Sign' caused a stir across Europe and reached number 3 in Spain's national chart. Also gaining critical acclaim was ‘Dirty Bass,' a collaboration with Christian Smith, and the funky ‘Give Me Your Love', both released on 23rd Century Records, an outlet for his own burgeoning production output. Carl formed his own label, Intec Records, in 1999, scoring a series of underground hits and enjoying eight years at the forefront of electronic music. After its closure in 2006, Carl was still inundated with new music, finally deciding to re-launch the label as Intec Digital in 2010, and it's been a triumphant return, thanks to exclusives from some of the biggest names in techno. Intec Digital was also the home for Carl's 6th studio album, ‘All Roads Lead To the Dancefloor,' released to critical acclaim in 2011. In 2013 Carl re-launched his seminal Pure Intec series, nine years after the hugely successful original ‘Pure Intec.' Pure Intec 3 followed in 2016 and this year sees the release of the 4th installment in the series – Pure Intec 4. “I've always been about nurturing artists and supporting new talent,” says Carl. “Sometimes a release gets missed, or overlooked. Pure Intec is a great way to collate the best of our output and celebrate it.” And of course Carl's name cannot be mentioned without Ibiza. His legendary Ibiza residency at Space came to an end in 2016, after an unbelievable 15 consecutive years. Since 2001 Carl helped establish Space as one of the biggest clubs in the world. With carefully thought out line ups, and as much emphasis on new talent as big names, Carl always strived to keep his night at the forefront of Ibiza clubbing making it one of the most successful residencies in Ibiza history. Starting out in 2001 with just 6 nights, his residency grew and adapted as the club did, so for Carl it was only right to end his residency as Space itself closed its doors. And what a way to go out. Carl's final 15 week season was his biggest ever, with every single night selling out, heralded by fans and critics alike as a triumphant finale to a piece of dance history. In summer 2018 Carl caused huge excitement, when it was announced he had joined forces with Space's founder Pepe Rosello, general manager Juan Arenas and Ibiza promoter Dave Browning and that together they were working on bringing back the legendary club to Ibiza. “Space club Ibiza has always been my home for the last 20 years,” said Carl. “To pave the new way for the future of Space is really exciting, and now forming a partnership with Pepe, Juan, and Dave Browning to run the newly-formed team, it feels solid in the way that we are a family team, and I feel we can bring everything back to where it belongs.” Those plans are still very much under way, although Carl admits their hands are tied currently in terms of opening a new club on the island. “There's a protocol in place beyond our control, but we still 100% want to do it and I'm confident it will happen. Until then we're concentrating on keeping the Space flag flying with some great events across the world.” These include an upcoming Steel Yard London Carl Cox Presents Space Ibiza, a special Space stage at Tomorrowland and various Studio 338 parties, with more Space events being planned. Ibiza is still priority for Carl, where he has returned to play every summer since Space's closure, carefully picking and choosing which nights he'll play. He now has his roaming club series ‘One Night Stand' which returns in summer 2019 with two nights at DC-10 and he's enjoying being back at Privilege Ibiza, as part of Resistance, acting as curator and headliner for another four parties this year. On top of that he'll be joining Nic Fanciulli for two nights at Ushuaia and playing Pacha's closing party with Marco Carola. In my early days of playing Ibiza it wasn't alien for me to play all the clubs,” says Carl. “I had the opportunity to do my own night at Space and define my sound in one club. It's now nice to be able to share the love with some of the other clubs.” Carl continues to be one of most in demand DJs in the world, with countless club dates and festival appearances every year. After 12 years delivering his Carl Cox & Friends stage at Ultra, Carl is now proud to be ambassador for the Resistance parties, for Ultra worldwide. He also now has his own concept party Pure – started with Richie McNeill and Eric Powell, and which turns five this year. Built on the idea of taking things back to basics, Carl put the music first and foremost for some no nonsense, no frills techno parties, which grows by the year, with this year's Pure events being the biggest to date. “Pure is my thing. I've nurtured it from day one, striving to bring the best purveyors of techno together to deliver it in its purest form, and it works.” On top of the Australian events, Carl has taken Pure to Ibiza and the UK, with further Pure events planned for New York, Montreal and Prague. Carl became an official partner of Babylon festival in Australia in 2018, a role he continued this year, helping curate the lineup, the event's ethos, and jumping onboard as Babylon's headline act. Carl also has a long history with Burning Man, having performed at the annual event in Black Rock City since 2008. Carl started his Playground camp as a way to celebrate all that Burning Man is and as a way to give back to a culture that he loves. It started small and most who landed in the camp that first year were those just passing by to get someplace else, but the music and vibe pulled them in. From that humble start it has steadily grown over the years and in a very organic way because the energy, music and people are what makes Playground so special. On top of all this Carl has also found the time to launch another label, Awesome Soundwave (ASW) with label partner, Christopher Coe, AKA Digital Primate. Launched in May 2018, the label is geared towards artists who make and perform their music live and has signed six artists so far. “My idea was to create a label where artists who can make and perform their music live, have a stable where they can be themselves and be able to create the music without any boundaries.” He is also still at the forefront of producing music himself. He now has his own state of the art studio in Australia which enables him to work production anytime he's not on the road. Carl's remix of Ninetoes ‘Finder,' went through the roof when released last year and he recently made his return to Circus Recordings for the menacing ‘Dark Alleys.' He's returned to the track that helped start it all back in 1987, remixing DJ Pierre's ‘Acid Track', for Pierre's upcoming 35 years of DJing celebration release. Elsewhere look out for Carl's masterful touch on remixes of Russell Small's ‘It Is What It Is,' Purple Disco Machine's ‘Body Funk' and a new mix of his own 2000 release ‘Dr Funk', out on Bush Records. And don't forget Carl's other major passion, his beloved motorsports. Having had a love of cars and motorbikes ever since he was a child, Carl has collected cars and bikes most of his life, with over 100 in his current collection. In 2013 Carl started Carl Cox Motorsport, which has quickly grown internationally with the incorporation of various teams and styles of motor racing. From the NZ & World road race Sidecar championships, The Ducati Tri-Options Cup in the UK, to the Post Classic motorcycles and V8 Drag racing in Australia, the teams continue to achieve amazing results with multiple lap records, race wins, championship placings and personal goals being reached. “To be able to utilize what I have learned from the marketing and brand side of my DJ career and to apply it to my passion for motor sport is a great thing. And it's already made a difference. I never thought the motor team would grow like this, it's been unbelievable. It's a huge passion for me and I'm dedicated to continue making it a success.” To those wondering how he finds the time for all of this, he says he's in his element, and just making the most of life and of the amazing opportunities he has. “There's still a lot more to come from me. There's still a lot more water in the well.”

80s Dance Music EditionMixed by DJ WURKFLOW____Dedicated to Chicago Hot Mixes WBMX WGCI WCYCFull playlist1- Reach Up (Dub Mix) - Toney Lee  2 - Make It On My Own - Free Enterprise3 - Shame  - B. Blaze 4 - Disco Circus -  Martin Circus 5 - Situation -  Yazoo 6 - I Want It To Be Real -  John Rocca 7 - I Need Love (Extended) - Capricorn 8 - Trapped - Colonel Abrams 9 - Eh-Ah-Oh-  zeta10 - Problems D'Amour - Alexander Robotnick 11 - Dance Forever - Gaucho  12 - Walking On Sunshine - Rockers Revenge 13 -  Remember What You Like - Jenny Burton14 - All Night Passion - Alisha 15 - Visitors - Koto 16 - Plastic Doll -  Dharma 17 - Feel The Drive -  Doctor's Cat 18 - Calling all Boys -  The Flirts 19 - Point Of No Return - Expose 20 - Fantasy - Z Factor, Jessie Saunders21 - Baja  - Imperial Plastic Mode 22 - Dirty Talk -  Klein & M.B.O. 23 - Happy Station - Fun Fun House 24 - Angel Eyes - Lime 25 - Makin Music - Gary's Gang 26 - Dancing Therapy - IMS 27 - Love-n-Music - R.I.S 28 - Let The Night Take The Blame - Lorraine McKane 29 - come on close -  Pineapples 30 - She Has A Way - Bobby O 31 - No Favors -  Temper32 - Remember - Gino Soccio 33 - High Energy - Evelyn Thomas 34 - I Don't Wanna Lose You - Lime 35 - Promised Land - Joe Smooth F. Anthony Thomas 36 - Native Love - Divine 37 - Moskow - Telex 38 - So Many Men - Miguel Brown 39 - Burnin' With Fire - Tapps 40 - Forbidden Lover -  Tapps 41 - Midnight_Lover - People_Like_Us_42 - Unexpected Lovers - Lime 43 - Diamond Girl - Nice & Wild 44 - If You Only Knew - Chip E. 45 - You Used To Hold Me -  Ralphi Rosario46 - Used By DJ -  MK II 47 - Real Love -  Jesse's Gang48 - Let No Man Put Asunder - First Choice 49 - Hypnotic Tango - My Mine 50 - Can't Stop The House - Thompson & Lenoir 51 - Ride The Rhythm On The House - Marshall Jefferson  52 - Bring Down The Walls - Robert Owens53 - Time To Jack - Chip E. 54 - Fantasy Girl (Acid Mix) - Pierre's Pfantasy Club 55 - It's Time For The Perculator - Cajmere 56 - Yo Yo Get Funky - Fast Eddie 57 - It's Percussion - M Doc .58 - J'adore Danser - Mark Imperial 59 - Baila -  raz60 - Strings Of Life - Rhythim Is Rhythim 61 - Computer Madness - Steve Poindexter 62 - No UFO's  - Model 500 63 - 100 Percent Of Disin' You - Armando 64 - Turn Up The Bass - tyree cooper ft. kool rock steady 65 - Elektric Dance - Mike 'Hitman' Wilson ft. Jungle Crew 66 - Acid Traxx -  Phuture .67 - Hittrax - mike hitman wilson68 - No Way Back  - Adonis69 - Make Some Noise - fast eddie 70 - I've Lost Control - sleezy d 71 - Phuture - Acid Tracks 72 - Where's Your Child - Bam Bam 73 - The Poke - Adonis 74 - Never Give Up  - White Knight 75 - Can You Feel It -  Fingers Inc. 

054: Roy Davis Jr. Roy Davis Jr. is a DJ, producer and label owner that has been part of the dance music community since the very beginning. Growing up in Chicago, the birthplace of House music, Roy was surrounded by the sounds of this new genre; whether it was living down the street from DJ Pierre or hearing Ron Hardy tapes blasting out of boomboxes - the possibilities drove a young Roy to start experimenting with equipment and this eventually led him to become a part of legendary outfit Phuture, as well as working with icons such as Marshall Jefferson. Arguably most well known for his massive single 'Gabriel,' a foundational track in the UK Garage scene, Roy always brings a soulful edge to his sets and is looking forward to celebrating some key milestones in 2023 - including the digitisation and re-release of his entire Undaground Therapy Muzik (UTM) record label, featuring tracks from: Men From The Nile, Turquoise Colored French Tourists, Nico Lahs and Al Zanders.FOLLOW US Instagram: @houseculturenetSpotify: HouseCulture - Perfect PlaylistOnline: www.houseculture.net|| Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/houseculture. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Tracklist : Idris Muhammad - Could Heaven Ever Be Like This Stevie Wonder - Superstition (Todd Terje Edit)Armand Van Helden - The Funk Phenomena (ft. Old Skool Junkies)Dilinger - Cokane In My Brain Phuture - Your Only FriendCandyflip - Strawberry Fields ForeverAmaarae - Reckless & SweetRóisín Murphy - CooCoolYaeji - Done (Let's Get It)LeonxLeon - ItanewaThe Notorious B.I.G - Big Poppa PPJ - Bora (Povoa Remix)Black Riot - A Day In The LifeThe Todd Terry Project - Back To The Beat Todd Terry - Hear The Music Everything But The Girl - Missing (Todd Terry Club Mix)Lykke Li - I Follow Rivers (The Magician Remix) David Bowie - Young Americans Âme - Rej Les Bois Sirop - Je voudrais danser avec toi Hébergé par Acast. Visitez acast.com/privacy pour plus d'informations.

Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Roberto Capuano, Meirlin, Laidback Luke, Gamma Intel, Vinyl's From The Past and Music News. https://75dc83.p3cdn1.secureserver.net/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/MFAW-EP-84.mp3 Music From Around The World Episode 84: Transcription Intro: 00:00 to 0:15Mason Paine here and this is episode 84 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from:  Roberto Capuano, Meirlin, Laidback Luke, Gamma Intel, Vinyl's From The Past and Music News. Roberto Capuano: Start – 0:16    and    End -7:46Up first is Roberto Capuano. Roberto is an Italian techno DJ and producer, known for his high-energy productions, and deep basslines. Roberto's music career started at a young age when he started training in classical piano and learning to play the guitar. He discovered electronic music in his teenage years and eventually focused on techno. Capuano is considered one of the most exciting techno artists in the scene today. Here is a listen to his latest track “Dice Roll”. “Dice Roll” is out now via Truesoul records and it's available on all streaming platforms. Roberto has solidified  himself as an energetic force in the techno scene. With a string of EP's, singles and collaborations with Markantonio, Joseph Capariati and Luigi Madonna. He also has an impressive track record of performing at some of the biggest festivals around the globe. His releases have appeared on labels such as Drumcode, Second State and Suara. For the latest on Roberto's upcoming projects visit: Instagram.com/robertocapuanodj; thats .instagram.com/R-O-B-E-R-T-O-C-A-P-U-A-N-O–D-J Meirlin: Start – 7:47   and    End – 14:04From the age of three, Meirlin has been on a musical journey that has taken her from Tokyo to California. In 2014, with a desire to continue developing her music production and mixing career, she took the plunge and moved West. Merilin's talent of crafting an energizing mix of Trap, Future Bass, Dubstep and House music is awe-inspiring. The way she seamlessly weaves all these genres together is a testament to her unparalleled artistic skill. Here is a listen to her latest track “Music For Me”. “Music For Me” is out now via Ensis Records and it's available on all streaming platforms. Merilin's accomplishments have given her the opportunity to perform alongside some of the most renowned names in the music industry including DallasK, DJ Carisma, Che'nelle, and Cy Kosis. For the latest on Meirlin's projects visit: Instagram.com/meirlin_music; thats Instagram.com/M-E-I-R-L-I-N UNDERSCORE M-U-S-I-C. Vinyl's From The Past: Phuture -14:05 to 27:06 We are taking a brief break, for our limited run series Vinyls From The Past. Here we discuss the pioneers  that were influential in shaping EDM to what it is today. In this latest segment we are featuring Chicago Group, Phuture. Formed in 1985, Phuture's members were - Earl "Spanky" Smith Jr, Nathaniel Pierre Jones aka DJ Pierre and Herbert "Herb J" Jackson. Together they crafted a unique style of music which would later be known as acid house. The groups defining release was  "Acid Tracks". Take a listen to it here. “Acid Tracks” by Phuture was released in 1987 and was considered the first acid house record. Phuture was instrumental in launching acid house music and  transforming it from an underground sound to a mainstream movement during the late 1980s and early 1990s. That's it for this vinyl's from the past. Laidback Luke: Start – 27:08   and   End -32:57Up next Is Dutch DJ and Producer, Laidback Luke. Throughout his career, he has produced a slew of iconic songs like "Rocking with the Best," "Break the House Down," and "Turbulence." ; that have become EDM anthems. Here is a listen to his latest track: “Could You Be The One (feat.

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EPM RADIO SHOW - SEPT 2022 TRACKLISTLWS - 'Aerosol' (Redstone Press)Pascal Boyer feat. YA - 'Plastic' (Sinchi)(((Sssurrounddd))) - 'After life (Xtal Dance Version)' (Jun Records) Jun Records Jun Records)DJ Katapila - 'Kata Yeke' (Club Yeke)Lanowa - 'Give Me That Funky' (Citizens of Vice)Arpanet - 'Orbital Wavelengths' (Clone Aqualung Series)Adar - 'Are We Gawj (Mause' (Xephem Records Limited)Arcane - 'Rapture' (Defrostatica Records)Paul Mac - 'Nothing Remains (Works of Intent remix)' (EPM Music)Gunce Aci - 'Unstable Harmony' (Darkroom Dubs)Martin Tanner - 'Liquid Switch' (Acrylic On Canvas)User Dellusion - '808 Deep State' (Juicy Gang Records)Fossil Archive aka Roberto - 'Follow the River' (Fossil Archiv)--------------------------------------------------------------Artist feature: Spanky / Spank Spank (Phuture)Spank Spank - 'My Domain' (Sex Trax)DJ Pierre presents Spank Spank - 'Groove (Spanky's Groove mix)' (Strictly Rhythm) – from the ‘Believe' EPSpank Spank of Phuture 303 - 'Rejoice 2 Phreedom' (Clashbackk)Phuture 303 - 'Blackout 2001 pt.1' (Music Man)Phuture Pfantasy Club - 'Spank Spank' (Trax)Phuture - 'Acid Tracks' (Trax)--------------------------------------------------------------Vril & Rødhåd - 'Pangaea' (WSNG)Mr G - 'Gratitude...A Good Day' (Childhood)Nthng - 'Liberate Truth' (Delsin) – from the 'Sub Sonar' EPRhyw - 'Honey Badger' (Voam)Broken English Club - 'Collapse' (Death & Leisure)ZOiD - '9713Poochy (Dan Curtin remix)' (Metamorphic)Ben Pest - '87% Game' (No Static Automatic)Denise Rabe - 'BlameMe (The Advent Remix)' (Arkham Audio)RELATED LINKS:https://youtu.be/5XJocApRl38https://www.mixcloud.com/EPM-Music/epm-radio-show-sept-2022/https://soundcloud.com/epm-music/epm-radio-show-sept-2022-hosted-by-oliver-way-liam-nolanhttps://www.epm-music.com

Music Around The World is a music segment featuring various artist and music. Some of these artists are from the United States, while others are from other countries across the globe. In this episode we will be featuring:  Lexlay, Phuture, Mark Sherry, Dan Stone, and Music News. https://masonverapaine.com/wp-content/uploads/2022/09/21.-MFAW-Episode-63.mp3 Music From Around The World Episode 63: Translation Intro:  0:00 to 0:12Mason Paine here and this is episode 63 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Lexlay, Phuture, Mark Sherry, Dan Stone, and Music News. Lexlay: Start – 0:13  to  End – 4:10Our first artist is Barcelona DJ and Producer Lexlay, has been sharing his own musical vision with the world for almost two decades. After years of dedication and driven by his resourceful nature, he has accomplished a respected position in the international electronic music scene. Take a listen to his latest track Rock Tech. Rock Tech is out now via Non Stop Records and its available on all streaming platforms. Lexlay is a musical visionary, constantly pushing the boundaries of what is possible. His music is full of energy and passion, and always gets the crowd moving. For the latest on Lexlay projects and upcoming appearances visit: lexlay.com; that's L-E-X-L-A-Y DOT com. Phuture: Start – 4:11 to End -14:53Hailing from Chicago, Phuture is an influential house music group that has been making waves since 1985. Founded by Earl “Spanky” Smith Jr., DJ Pierre, and Herb J Jackson, the group is best known for inventing and popularizing the acid house sound. Here is a listen to their latest track Inside Out. Inside out is out now via Strictly Phuture records and its available in all streaming platforms. DJ Spanky's passing was a shock to the music community, but DJ Pierre has picked up the torch and is continuing the legacy with Lessoise. The new Phuture is playing to sold-out crowds all over the world, from Tokyo to London, and at festivals like Awakenings. They're keeping the spirit of live electronic music alive and well. For the latest on Phuture projects visit: Facebook.com/WEAREPHUTURE; that's facebook.com/W-E-A-R-E-P-H-U-T-U-R-E News Break 1: 14:56 to 15:34Let's take a brief break for some music news. Podcasts are coming to Twitter! The social media platform announced last Thursday that it will start recommending and streaming podcasts directly to users as part of a redesigned audio hub. This new feature is currently available to a select group of English-speaking iOS and Android users, but Twitter plans to roll it out to all users in the near future. In other news this December, Deadmau5 presents We Are Friends! At Paradisus in Cancun. This is your chance to see deadmau5 and all of his friends and fans in one place. Tickets go on sale Tuesday, August 30 at 10 AM PST, so don't miss out! Mark Sherry: Start – 15:35 to  End – 22:56Mark Sherry is a Scottish DJ and producer who is best known for his work in the hard trance genre. He has released several remixes and original tracks. Here he is with his latest track "Poison Apple". Poison Apple is out now via Magik Muzik and it's available on all streaming platforms. Mark is constantly touring and has upcoming gigs at various festivals and clubs. For the latest on Mark's projects visit marksherry.net; that's M-A-R-K-S-H-E-R-R-Y- DOT NET News Break 2: 22:57 to 23:41Let's take this final break for some music news. Tickets are on sale now for “The Swamps Across America” tour which is a Shrek- Themed Rave.  The tour started on August 12 in San Francisco and will be making its way through San Diego, Philadelphia, Boston and New Orleans. Tickets are available now at  linktr.ee/shrekrave; that's  L-I-N-K-T-R DOT E-E-SLASH S-H-R-E-K-R-A-V-E In other news, Elton John has opened up about working with Britney Spears.  The pair recorded a duet, "Hold Me Closer," which came out last Friday.

Robin began discovering Techno music in the late 80s, listening to artists like Phuture, Armando, Kevin Saunderson, Derrick May, Blake Baxter, The Wizard, etc… At the same time, he began getting involved in organizing some of the first Techno parties in The Netherlands. When the European Techno/House scene exploded in the mid-90s (and creative development/progression stopped), he decided that it was time for a change and started to search for new challenges in Techno music. In 1998, he decided to take things to a new level and started composing Techno music for himself. In 2002, he felt that the time was there to begin playing his own, somewhat Minimal Techno music in front of live audiences at Techno parties. Since then, Robin's own music became increasingly mature, and he has since then performed live at a lot of parties, with ever-growing success.

Malaysian plant-based meat company Phuture aims to tackle the growing global food shortage issue by offering a nutritious alternative. CEO Jack Yap and CMO Annabelle Co-Martinent discuss if the future could be meat-free.

En la segunda mitad de los 80, el planeta se llenó de "caritas sonrientes" (más conocidas como Smileys) y un innovador género musical inundó las radios y, sobre todo, las discotecas: el ACID HOUSE. Surgió en Estados Unidos, pero su éxito comercial arrasó Europa, desde Inglaterra hasta Alemania, pasando por España. Hoy le dedicamos un Especial, dónde sonarán Acid Hits de PHUTURE, LARRY HEARD, DJ PIERRE, PIERRE´S PHANTASY CLUB, SLEAZY D, ARMANDO, BAM BAM, MR. FINGERS, MAURICE, LIL LOUIS, FAST EDDIE, TYREE, ADONIS, FARLEY JACKMASTER FUNK, MIKE DUNN, ALASKA Y DINARAMA, ORBITAL, 808 STATE, A GUY CALLED GERALD, JOLLY ROGER, D MOB, HUMANOID, BABY FORD, HARDFLOOR, PLASTIKMAN y JOSH WINK.

The decade-spanning career of Roy Davis Jr. is intrinsically intertwined with the history of house music. As one of the defining voices of Chicago's underground, he's worked both behind the decks and behind-the-scenes. From handling Strictly Rhythm's A&R sector in the '90s to joining seminal production crew Phuture to launching his own Undaground Therapy Muzik label, Davis Jr. isn't just a veteran but a compendium of dance music knowledge. Daft Punk cites him as an influence while the likes of Disclosure, Zed Bias and Waajeed have sought him out for collaborations. He may be best known for his 1998 single Gabriel with Peven Everett—now a garage anthem on both sides of the Atlantic—but his discography and DJ sets go well beyond club hits. Weaving in soul, gospel, disco, techno and acid into a deep house framework, he marries raw funk, plush melodies, hypnotic synths and stripped-down arrangements. All these elements are beautifully captured on his RA Podcast. Moving from a state of eyes-closed bliss to body-moving grooves, the near two-hour session is as grounding as it is free-floating. Spiritual, sensual and tightly mixed, it's a lesson in multifaceted house music.

Le club du vendredi, c'est l'émission qui se danse ! Monte la radio et rejoins-nous sur la piste !Tracklist : Orlando Julius - Disco Hi-LifeLizzo - About Damn Time Jocelyn Brown - Somebody Else's Guy BabyTron - Cobra Kai MK - Burning (Vibe Mix) Finn - Everything Is AlrightSpace Dimension Controller - Space GruntThe Rolling Stones - Emotional Rescue Prince & The Revolution - 17 Days (7” B-Side) Climaco Sarmiento y su Orquesta feat. Gustavo Rada - Cumbia SabrosaThe Notorious B.I.G. - Ten Crack CommandmentsBro. Valentino - Ah Wo (Brand New Revolution)Blair - NightlifeBah Samba feat. Alice Russell - Portuguese Love (Phil Asher's Mix)Theo Parrish - This Is For You feat. Maurissa Rose ELOI - jtm de oufThe Fantastic Johnny C - Waitin' For The RainPhuture - Your Only Friend Dopplereffekt - Neural Impulse Actuator - Mirror NeuronJay-Z - Izzo (H.O.V.A.)Chloé & Vassilena Serafimova - White Circle Canteen (Krikor Drumapella Version)MC Lyte - Cold Rock A Party (Bad Boy Remix) Voir Acast.com/privacy pour les informations sur la vie privée et l'opt-out.

Today's Lost in Music on the Breakfast Show had a bit of a twist. Instead of focusing on a genre, theme or decade of music, tom focused on the sound of the Roland TB303 bassline synthesizer for international 303 appreciation day (the 30th of March) The TB303 is by now a legendary instrument as it is responsible for the sound behind some of the biggest dance music records in history and has been used widely in pop music since its release in 1982 This wasnt always the case though. The TB303 was originally designed to replicate the sound of bass guitar so that it could replace bass players in a band. It turned out that it did a pretty terrible job of imitating a bass guitar though and pretty quickly these machines ended up stocking the shelves in second hand shops all over the world. Despite it's shortcomings at replicating a bass guitar, the 303 has a unique sound character of its own. This was first put to use on record by Indian musician Charanjit Singh who is credited as the first person to combine a 303 with electronic beats in 1982, predating the birth of the Genre Acid House that would make the 303 world famous by 5 years. Acid House arrived though when a TB303 ended up in the hands of some boundary pushing young kids in Chicago who had a group called Phuture. They realized that the 303 could make a pretty interesting and quite addictive squelching sound if you pushed it to its limits and in doing so they created what is widely understood to be the first acid house tune Acid Tracks. in 1988 a DJ called A Guy Called Gerald used the TB303 to amazing effect in creating Voodoo Ray, a track which is considered one of the most popular and influential Acid House tunes and which introduced the Acid House sound to the masses in the UK. From its initial rejection as an instrument that doesn't do what it supposed to do, through its adoption as the source sound of one of dance music's most influential genres, The TB303 went on to be used widely by producers of Pop Music over the years. It can be heard in classic pop hits such as Orange Juice's 'Rip it Up And Start Again,' and modern pop music by the likes of Tame Impala in their track 'Breath Deeper' and Aaliyah in her track 'Try Again'. We hope you enjoyed this look back at the legacy of this peculiar and influential instrument on this week's 'Lost In music'.

Today on Line Noise we welcome a house music producer of rare pedigree: Roy Davis Jr., a man who started out in Phuture, recorded for Thomas Bangalter' Roulé Records and produced the garage anthem Gabriel. We talk about what makes Chicago different, recording with Phuture, DJing with Daft Punk, his new Wind of Change EP and becoming a garage super star.

Today on Line Noise we welcome a house music producer of rare pedigree: Roy Davis Jr., a man who started out in Phuture, recorded for Thomas Bangalter' Roulé Records and produced the garage anthem Gabriel. We talk about what makes Chicago different, recording with Phuture, DJing with Daft Punk, his new Wind of Change EP and becoming a garage super star.

Mumbai-based Udai Sharma aka Maddeof manages to pick up the genre of lo-fi house and dust its mess off to contextualize it perfectly for the COVID-19 lockdowns, using the time when the dancefloors were shut to redefine his sound and utilising the style to offer some of the most effective releases of the period which offered familiar rhythms but with more laidback moods befitting to the new and constrained listening habits. The producer, DJ and audio engineer however doesn't primarily stick to his now characteristic style for this Wild City Mix, jumping instead between different guises of house music.  After slipping through some more hard-hitting classic sounds from the more iconic numbers like Paco Osuna's remix of Phuture's 'Acid Track' and rarer cuts picked from the crevices of the web, Maddeof begins to slip into moodier selections post the flamboyant zaniness of Simon Mattson's 'Thug Life'. A tinge of the lo-fi appears with the atmospheric samples on 'Rowdy Boy' by Enzu Leep and Medu, but soon enough the mix shifts to the gospel-inspired disco house of Javi Alvadi & THC – never staying in space for too long, flowing instead with a sole focus on the core energy of house music.  For tracklist and more information: https://www.thewildcity.com/mixes/19170-wild-city-208-maddeof

Phuture's High-Fibre Chick'n range was developed to help Malaysians make healthier and more sustainable options without having to sacrifice the food and flavours they love. Ibrahim Sani speaks with Jack Yap, CEO of PHUTURE on this and more.

Orion - Live @ Asikkala UG (3 decks), 30.10.2021 1. YTP - SRSLY? 2. Undivulged - Boeie 3. Cari Lekebusch - Hangman 4. Orion - Katanazu 5. Matrixxman x Setaoc Mass - Species Unknown 6. Orion - Fenodyree 7. Undivulged - Strah 8. Johannes Astrup - Fake Work 9. Orion - Minimus 10. Stephen Brown - Deep In (Len Faki Hardspace Mix) 11. Cari Lekebusch - Ladies Roll feat D-Chi 12. D.A.V.E. The Drummer & DJ Ant - Hydraulix 01 B 13. Uakoz - Power Over Nothing Orion remix 14. Undivulged - Wodder 15. Orion - Torque 16. Cari Lekebusch - No Fake Booty feat D-Chi 17. Operator - Umbra One 18. Nicolas Vogler - Thirty 19. Alarico - Basement Sketch 20. Aske - MØd3 21. Vinicius Honorio & Orion - Pandi 22. TWR72 - Filet 23. CRAVO - Jaca 24. Jeff Mills - Captivate 25. Alarico - 50 Reasons to Cheat 26. Cratan - Leader 27. Umek - Benozal 28. AINT.S - Boundless 29. Cri Du Coeur - Twinpeak 30. Alexander Johansson, Mattias Fridell - Sinnesorgan V (CRAVO Remix) 31. Uncertain - Kaos 32. The Southern - Bout Time 33. DJ T-1000 - Modulate 34. The Southern - Jackin Jam 35. Fhase 87 - Jackin OG 36. Skov Bowden - Whatever 37. Xiorro - Perreo Hasta En Los Raves 38. Yermak - Bass Things 39. DJ Floor - 4U 40. The Southern - Jack Funk 41. Lag - Twitch 42. Undivulged - Annoepatta 43. Ben Sims - Manipulated (Adam Beyer Remix) 44. VIL - The Groove Dealer 45. Cari Lekebusch, Orion - Miner 46. Hardfloor featuring Phuture 303 - Hardfloor Will Survive (Chris Liebing & Andrew Wooden Remix)

Chicago's own DJ Pierre has been producing house classics since the late 80s as acid house artist  Phuture. He would go on to use the WIld Pitch name after attending and eventually deejaying at the underground Wild Pitch parties created by legendary NYC promoter Greg Daye. Listen and Enjoy. 

It's been a little over a year since Sara Simms' 'Finally' ft. JEI was released, and Simmetry Sounds is back with a 'Finally' remix pack by Toronto's Joee Cons. Joee's releases have been played by Carl Cox, Chus & Ceballos, Roger Sanchez and UMEK. The 'Finally' Phuture Remix re-imagines the track in Joee's signature tech house style, while his Phunk Mix is a house interpretation. 'Finally' features Miami's JEI on vocals, best known for her vocal work on Intruder's (Oscar G and Ralph Falcon) 'Amame', on Ministry of Sound and Defected Records. Joee Cons demonstrates his mastery as a remixer and producer with his debut on Simmetry Sounds. Available Friday, August 20, 2021 Pre-Save: https://ffm.to/sara-simms-ft-jei-finally-joee-cons-remixes Beatport: https://www.beatport.com/release/finally-joee-cons-remixes/3452537 . . SOCIALS Sara Simms https://www.instagram.com/sarasimms/ https://www.facebook.com/djsarasimms https://open.spotify.com/artist/6Lf7rZVoHHlvhX4l0Nusnt https://soundcloud.com/sarasimms/ https://www.youtube.com/sarasimmsmusic https://sarasimms.bandcamp.com/ . JEI https://www.instagram.com/msjane38/ https://open.spotify.com/artist/2MJQ6CiWVHviZKPOtuPNxS https://www.facebook.com/JeiMusicJei/ . Joee Cons https://www.instagram.com/joeecons/ https://www.facebook.com/joeeconsmusic https://open.spotify.com/artist/6zXmGg9odoE4lWP867Vicc . Simmetry Sounds https://www.instagram.com/simmetrysounds/ https://www.facebook.com/simmetrysounds

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*This is the 200th episode actually published.In Frew 1893, Dudley Hogarth the Frew publisher in his Message from the Publisher suggested that the short story "The Future Phantom: Forever" may be worth a podcast. We listened and here is our thoughts of the 8 page story by Andrew Constant and Massimo Gamberi. To begin with we go over every story and future Phantom which includes the 27th from the Defenders of the Earth TV Show, the 24th from the Phantom 2040 TV Show and a host of others from publishers like Fantomen and Dynamite Entertainment. Andrew also joins us and we go over the story with him.What began as a 40 minute planned podcast has turned into a 80 minute discussion between Andrew Constant and the team (Jermayn Parker, Stephen East and Dan Fraser).Where do you sit with this story? Did you like it? Do you want to see more? We would love to hear from you on what you think of this podcast episode. You can email us at chroniclechamebr@gmail.com or chat with us via our social media profiles: Facebook, Twitter and or Instagram. Andrew also drops a massive exclusive in the podcast on a new story he is working on at the moment. It is worth mentioning that there is the occasional swear word in this podcast - parental guidance is recommended. As always the video will show slides, art examples and props as we discuss the Phantom. The audio only version is attached if you prefer that method. Make sure you subscribe and leave a review on our podcast and or our YouTube Channel. As we touch upon the future phantoms we drop upon a few past X-Band: The Phantom Podcast's. If you want to dig those out, the links are:Episode #154: Rick Hoberg DotE Art Director Episode #173: Thom Schillinger, Phantom 2040 Art Director Episode #176: Tim Boyle Writer of the 2010 Phantom Legacy movie Episode #186: Ben Raab, Moonstone & Fantomen Writer Episode #126: Alex Saviuk Support the show (https://www.patreon.com/chroniclechamber)

  This week's episode features, Roshni Rao, PhD, inaugural Director of PHutures, the new resource for PhDs and Postdocs at the Johns Hopkins University, discussing professional development, life design and connections. Topics include:  The PHutures initiative at Johns Hopkins - its mission and Roshni's goals for the program What it was like and how she was able to address and overcome the challenges associated with all the major, on-the-fly changes required by the pandemic The kinds of programming PHutures offers  As a leader who earned her PhD in the U.S. and did her Postdoc in Washington, DC, how her perspective on the international PhD and Postdoc experience is influenced by her own first-hand experience. How being a non-U.S. citizen studying and training in the U.S. at the PhD and Postdoc levels ties to career exploration and also how Roshni is addressing - as director of PHutures - some of these specific challenges, like navigating visas As someone now in a leadership role at one of the most prestigious U.S. universities, does imposter syndrome still manifest itself and how Roshni helps PhD students and Postdocs cope with - and hopefully conquer - imposter syndrome What Roshni means by “relationship building” when she emphasizes its importance to her students and trainees and how she “teaches” it, if you will, along with examples or illustrations she uses to help her program participants internalize it How relationship-building has benefited her career and whether she always was adept at building professional relationships One thing that listeners could do today to initiate or strengthen a beneficial professional relationship? Looking over the horizon, how she sees demand across PhD and Postdoc programs in the U.S. developing for the types of transferable skills that PHutures offers

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For episode 48, I talk with Stephanie Castillo, Ph.D candidate in Science Communications at Vanderbilt University and founder of Phuture Doctors. We talk about her journey of not receiving support for her Ph.D candidacy in Chemistry,  create and grow Phuture Doctors, and stepping back from producing content in order to build a strong business foundation.    Connect with Stephanie Castillo Instagram: @phuturedoctors Subscribe to Phuture Doctors: Phuture Doctors Visit Phuture Doctors: website Let's continue the conversation: Follow Ellas on Instagram Connect with Ellas on LinkedIn Follow Bren on Instagram  

Good vibes - keeping it real - some rare grooves - it's a G thing this week with the genre Acid Jazz! Picture it: Midnight at the Oasis. Jay Kay is wearing his buffalo hat and dancing on a table. Roberto Galliano has his Earth Boots on. Gilles P is on the decks. 'Listen' to MC Solaar rapping with Urban Species. It's the early 90s, this London phenom has properly taken off and it's Talkin' Loud. There's Nothing Like This! Phuture, Acid Tracks, 1987, George Duke, 3 Originals, 1975, Omar, There's Nothing Like This, 1991, Urban Species, Listen, 1994, MC Solaar, Galliano, Earth Boots, Totally Together, A Joyful Noise Unto the Creator, 1992, Frederick Lies Still 1988, D'Angelo, Untitled (How Does it Feel), Voodoo 2000, Guru's Jazzmatazz Vol. 1, 1993, Gangstarr, Carleen Anderson, N'Dea Davenport, Oui 3, Oui Love You, 1993, The Brand New Heavies, Brother Sister, 1994, Young Disciples, Apparently Nothin', Road to Freedom 1991, Back to the Planet, Teenage Turtles, A Potted History 1994, Corduroy, Something in My Eye, High Havoc 1993, Jamiroquai, When You Gonna Learn, Too Young to Die, Emergency on Planet Earth, 1993, Talkin' Loud, Acid Jazz Records, Gilles Peterson, Eddie Piller, London, Brighton, England, Jazz, Soul, Funk, Neo Soul, R&B, Hip Hop, Anarcho Punk, Glastonbury Festival, Stamner Park, Heineken Festival, Essential Festival, 1990s, 1980s, 2000s --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/societyowesmeagenxpodcast/message

With nutrition and a focus on the environmental impact of food coming to define the zeitgeist of this generation's food systems, there's been a lot of interest and money vested into finding alternatives to meat consumption. In the US, brands like Beyond Meat and Impossible Foods have been making waves with their plant-based solutions to burger patties and minced beef. And over here in Southeast Asia, we have our own upstart food tech company giving meat a run for its money—Phuture Foods. So this week, we speak to co-founder and COO, Lim Jin Yin, to find out more about their mission, how they're shaking up the pork industry, and discuss the future of meatSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.

Michael, founder of Phuture Collective, joins us for this episode of Omni Asks. Hosted by fluxe. Join Omniversal! https://discord.io/omniversal Follow Phuture Collective https://phuturecollective.com/ https://twitter.com/phuturecull https://soundcloud.com/phuturecollective Follow fluxe https://twitter.com/fluxe__ https://soundcloud.com/fluxemusic Intro music by Prime Ordnance and Rocketman: Rocketman - Set Me Free [Prime Ordnance Remix]

The ultimate old school Halloween mix! Tyree - I Fear The Night No Name - Jason's Revenge Bam Bam - Where's Your Child? Camile Jones - The Creeps Crookers - That Laughing Track Phuture - Your Only Friend Dada Nada - Haunted House Deadmau5 - Ghost's 'N Stuff Michael Jackson - Thriller