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Inkfish on the Virtual Sessions presented by The DJ Sessions 9/8/22 About Inkfish - Tune in to a movement with heretical beliefs that deviate from those considered orthodox. Break away from larger modern culture and follow a different set of rules, created not to contain, but to expand. You are the culture medium. The host. Your lifestyle is the vehicle for something special. A bar, a club, a musical doctrine. We are just an agent, striving to create songs which symbolic territories are the archetypal cities of decadence, hedonism and melancholy. Tunes slowly emerging of textural substance from seemingly primordial depth — the fancy way of saying "simple but effective"). We worship the ideas of creation. So should you. --- We are four Swedes. Mattias Lindblom, Jesper Lindqvist + brothers Andreas and Johan Hermansson. Today all Inkfish productions are done by Andreas or Mattias. The label is managed by Andreas, who also do the dj'ing, together with Johan, while Jesper is our own version of Bez of Happy Mondays fame. Merits: One number one hit on Beatport, one overall top ten and several within the top ten, in Breaks, Chill Out, Deep House, Progressive House & Techno. Artists featured on Inkfish Recordings: The Scumfrog, Robert Owens, Style of Eye, Ramon Tapia, Sabb, Sergio Fernandez, Psycatron, Chronophone and many more. Our material on other labels: Azuli, Anjunadeep, Armada, Baroque, Bedrock, Doppelgaenger, Kosmo, Parquet, Renaissance, Stereo, Yellow Tail (BluFin) + many more.       About The DJ Sessions - “The DJ Sessions” is a Twitch/Mixcloud "Featured Partner” live streaming/podcast series featuring electronic music DJ's/Producers via live mixes/interviews and streamed/distributed to a global audience. TheDJSessions.com The series constantly places in the “Top Ten” on Twitch Music and the “Top Five” in the “Electronic Music", “DJ", "Dance Music" categories. TDJS is rated in the Top 0.11% of live streaming shows on Twitch out of millions of live streamers. It has also been recognized by Apple twice as a "New and Noteworthy” podcast and featured three times in the Apple Music Store video podcast section. UStream and Livestream have also listed the series as a "Featured" stream on their platforms since its inception.  The series is also streamed live to multiple other platforms and hosted on several podcast sites. It has a combined live streaming/podcast audience is over 125,000 viewers per week. With over 2,300 episodes produced over the last 12 years "The DJ Sessions" has featured international artists such as: BT, Youngr, Sevenn, Boris, MJ Cole, Lady Waks, Arty/Alpha 9, Miri Ben-Ari, DJ Ruby, DJ Colette, Nima Gorji, Kaspar Tasane, Andy Caldwell, Party Shirt, Plastik Funk, Inkfish, DJ Tiger, They Kiss, Downupright, Harry "the Bigdog" Jamison, ENDO, John Tejada, Superstar DJ Keoki, Crystal Waters, Swedish Egil, Martin Eyerer, Dezarate, DJ Aleksandra, 22Bullets, Carlo Astuti, Mr Jammer, Kevin Krissen, Amir Sharara, Coke Beats, Danny Darko, DJ Platurn, Tyler Stone, Chris Coco, Purple Fly, Dan Marciano, Johan Blende, Amber Long, Robot Koch, Robert Babicz, KHAG3, Elohim, Hausman, Jaxx & Vega, Yves V, Ayokay, Leandro Da Silva, The Space Brothers, Jarod Glawe, Jens Lissat, Lotus, Beard-o-Bees, Luke the Knife, Alex Bau, Arroyo Low, Camo & Crooked, ANG, Amon Tobin, Voicians, Florian Kruse, Dave Summit, Bingo Players, Coke Beats, MiMOSA, Drasen, Yves LaRock, Ray Okpara, Lindsey Stirling, Mako, Distinct, Still Life, Saint Kidyaki, Brothers, Heiko Laux, Retroid, Piem, Tocadisco, Nakadia, Protoculture, Sebastian Bronk, Toronto is Broken, Teddy Cream, Mizeyesis, Simon Patterson, Morgan Page, Jes, Cut Chemist, The Him, Judge Jules, DubFX, Thievery Corporation, SNBRN, Bjorn Akesson, Alchimyst, Sander Van Dorn, Rudosa, Hollaphonic, DJs From Mars, GAWP, Somna, David Morales, Roxanne, JB & Scooba, Spektral, Kissy Sell Out, Massimo Vivona, Moullinex, Futuristic Polar Bears, ManyFew, Joe Stone, Reboot, Truncate, Scotty Boy, Doctor Nieman, Jody Wisternoff, Thousand Fingers, Benny Bennasi, Dance Loud, Christopher Lawrence, Oliver Twizt, Ricardo Torres, Patricia Baloge, Alex Harrington, 4 Strings, Sunshine Jones, Elite Force, Revolvr, Kenneth Thomas, Paul Oakenfold, George Acosta, Reid Speed, TyDi, Donald Glaude, Jimbo, Ricardo Torres, Hotel Garuda, Bryn Liedl, Rodg, Kems, Mr. Sam, Steve Aoki, Funtcase, Dirtyloud, Marco Bailey, Dirtmonkey, The Crystal Method, Beltek, Darin Epsilon, Kyau & Albert, Kutski, Vaski, Moguai, Blackliquid, Sunny Lax, Matt Darey, and many more. In addition to featuring international artists TDJS focuses on local talent based on the US West Coast. Hundreds of local DJ's have been featured on the show along with top industry professionals. We have recently launched v3.1 our website that now features our current live streams/past episodes in a much more user-friendly mobile/social environment. In addition to the new site, there is a mobile app (Apple/Android) and VR Nightclubs (Oculus).   About The DJ Sessions Event Services - TDJSES is a WA State Non-profit charitable organization that's main purpose is to provide music, art, fashion, dance, and entertainment to local and regional communities via events and video production programming distributed via live and archival viewing. For all press inquiries regarding “The DJ Sessions”, or to schedule an interview with Darran Bruce, please contact us at info@thedjsessions.

Remmah returns to Ireland, as Rory Hamilton aka @thehammerhits welcomes a 9th label release, as the Derry duo consisting of Dave Lievense and Stephen Porter aka @opusklien drop their brand new Aeronautic EP. Dave Lievense and Stephen Porter have spent years honing hard-won reputations for quality on their own projects before linking up to form Opus Klien, with Lievense best known as one half of Hotflush, Planet E and Cocoon-affiliated outfit Psycatron, and Porter building one of Ireland's most highly regarded events series, Jika Jika! Having made a mark with a pair of remixes and a run of thunderous live performances, including regular appearances at The Warehouse Project and dates supporting Daniel Avery and Dense & Pika, the Aeronautic EP finds the Irish duo's debut EP mining both their shared acid house and bleep techno influences, and the electronic pop & avant garde music of their youth. The resultant four tracks ride waves of euphoria and intensity that made them a perfect fit for the cosmic techno/italo/acid-infused sound Hammer has established in his curation of the label so far – making an appearance himself with his own sharp & to-the-point reshaping of Monsters. Opus Klien ---------------------- SC: @opusklien IG: www.instagram.com/opusklien FB: www.facebook.com/OPUSKLIEN Four Four Magazine --------------------------- FB: www.facebook.com/FOURFOURDANCE/ IG: www.instagram.com/fourfourmagazine/ Web: www.fourfourmag.com/

One fundamental aspect of marketing new releases is getting them in the hands of DJs to perform live and also the broadcasters and radio DJs of the world. While the live music scene is on hold, now could be a great time to learn how you can improve your Promo Campaigns to result in more traction post-pandemic. In this episode, we have Paul Hamil, CEO of Inflyte to breakdown his journey and offer nuggets of wisdom and tips and tricks on the Music Promo world. Who better to learn from, other than the founder of the industry leader promo platform in our industry? Highlights from this episode: [0:00] The beginnings of Inflyte [7:16] What actually is Inflyte and why does it work? [10:50] Who is Inflyte actually for? [17:11] The power of where a promo comes from [19:50] Promos & return on investment [27:34] Psycatron Income streams [33:16] What change would Paul like to see in the music industry? Keep in touch: Daniel@YourMusicIndustry www.YourMusicIndustry.com www.Daniel.Fish Your Music Industry podcast is brought to you by Daniel Fish from Liverpool, UK.  Copyright © 2020 Daniel Fish, Liverpool, UK. All rights reserved. Credits: Host: Daniel Fish (@MrDanielFish) Producer: Daniel Fish Editor: Mark Roma (@MarkRomaMusic)

Hello and welcome to a new episode of Club Room! This week I have a fresh selection of new music to play you from Drexciya, Radio Slave & Thomas Gandey, Loco Dice, Carsten Jost, Dubesque, Blake Baxter & Psycatron, Matrefakt, Rex The Dog in a Krystal Klear remix, Junior Jack & Pat BDS with a Patrice Baumel Remix and to close a beautiful new Dennis Ferrer record. Enjoy! 01 Drexciya - Quantum Hydrodynamics (Original Mix) 02 Myd - Together We Stand (Radio Slave And Thomas Gandey Remix) 03 Loco Dice - Backyard Moves 04 Hypallage Project - Cruise (Carsten Jost Remix) 05 Dubesque - BRB 06 Blake Baxter & Psycatron - She Is Music 07 Matrefakt - Almost As If 08 Alex M - Realism In Balance 09 Rex The Dog - Vortex (Krystal Klear Remix) 10 Junior Jack & Pat BDS - Klimax (Patrice Baumel Remix) 11 Dennis Ferrer with Dawn Tallman - Sunny Days

A weekly techno radio show with straight up, proper, banging techno, old and new. Presented with commentary by Trust The Machine. TTM_Show_030 tracklist: Look What Your Love Has Done To Me - Perc - Perctrax Defender - Mike Humphries - Hard Electronic Sequence 7 - JT Kyrke - Chroma Rolling - Space DJz - Driving Forces She is Music (Hypnogroove remix) - Psycatron feat Blake Baxter - Planet E Don’t Touch Me - Marcel Locust - Different is Different Sweetypie - Braincell - Harthouse Poise - Surgeon - Ideal Trax Acid Tension - Marco Carola - Primate Doggy Style - Adam Beyer & Shape Changer - Planet Rhythm Fagbutt - Scott Robinson - Cluster Reverting - Jeff Mills - Axis Please like, share, repost and support the show. See more from Trust The Machine at: www.trustthemachine.com

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Tracklist below: --------------------------------------------------------------------------- The next JOOF Editions album launch events: March 14th - Mod Club, Toronto (Canada) Alex Di Stefano, Airwave, John 00 Fleming April 4th - Poland April 5th - Forsage, Kiev, (Ukraine) April 11th - Concord, Brighton (UK). Dave Clarke, John 00 Fleming, Dave Seaman, Psycatron, Rik Parkinson John 00 Fleming’s latest tour dates: www.facebook.com/john00fleming/events ------------------------------------------------------------------------- Global Trance Grooves March 14 --Deep mix-- Antrim ‘Labyrinth’ (Gai Barone Remix) Osiris ‘Believe’ (Planisphere remix) Tucandeo ‘CTU’ (Basil O’Glue remix) Kalden Bess ‘Unstopable' --New Mp3-- Insert name ‘Tektonic' --Turbo mix— M.I.T.A. ‘Black or white’ (Sutter cane remix) The Digital Blonde ‘Wendigo' Tripy ‘Contact' Krunch ‘Sync big' --Track of the month-- Splattered Implant ‘Twisted’ --Guest mix:-- Egorythmia (Macedonia)

Shed - warped mind / Skudge - melodrama / James Ruskin & Mark Broom - bites / Takuya Yamashita - Neptune / Takuya Yamashita - Rigel / Flug - 1k (truncate ghetto jack remix) / Pressure funk - nemesis cycle / Magnus - act two (truncate remix) / Psycatron & Detroit grand Pubahs - Neversaynever / Ben Sims - Bite this / Diarmaid O Meara - Selfish bass / Ritzi lee - reverse processed / James Ruskin & Mark Broom - "nel » /

01 Technasia - I Am Somebody (Original Mix) 02 Sergio Fernandez - Question Tribute (Original Mix) 03 Simply City - Breaking (Dave Angel Rework) 04 Guy J - Seven (Original Mix) 05 Monika Kruse - Summer Drops (Original Mix) 06 Green Velvet - Bigger Than Prince (Hot Since 82 Remix) 07 Johnny Kaos - FUCKING BELLS (Original Mix) 08 D.Ramirez, Matt Tolfrey - Bounce To Me (Lauhaus Remix) 09 Dense & Pika - Lack Of Light (Original Mix) 10 Christian Smith - Rave Alert (Original Mix) 11 Inner City, Kevin Saunderson - Good Life (Pig&Dan (Less Is More Dub Mix)) 12 Slam - Irrational Numbers (Original Mix) 13 Nick Muir, Psycatron, John Digweed - Awakenings (Original Mix) 14 Julian Jeweil - Flexxx (Original Mix) 15 Roger Sanchez - My Roots (Technasia Remix)

Rod B. & Mareis bring you the Miami Sessions @ Miami Underground Movement Christian Smith has been at the top of his game as a DJ and producer for over a decade, but despite enjoying a global reputation as one of the most evergreen performers in his field, times have never been quite as good as they are right now. Born in Sweden, Christian spent much of his youth and early adult life in Germany and America. This exposure to different cultures gave Christian a broader ou tlook than most 30-somethings, even for a well-travelled DJ more familiar with Star Alliance lounges than home comforts. This open-minded outlook comes through loud and clear in the music he makes and plays. While his roots lie in techno, Christian has never been a purist; favouring instead to flavour the tough, rhythmical music he loves with heavy doses of funk or intersperse the raw energy of his sets with inspired moments of pure euphoria. 2009 has been quite a ride so far, and the signs are all there that this year will be Christian Smith’s busiest to date. Having recently relocated to Sao Paulo, Brazil from Spain, it would have been easy to lose touch with the scene’s beating pulse in Europe. Not so for the man whose recent production schedule reads like a discography wish list. Christian Smith & John Selway’s “Total Departure” on Adam Beyer’s Drumcode label was one of the tunes if 2008. This was followed by three singles for John Digweed’s Bedrock label which were all a massive success in the clubs and retail stores, as were his releases on Dubfire’s Sci+Tec label, Renaissance, and Steve Lawler’s Viva imprint. The Smith & Selway remix of the Kevin Saunderson classic “Rock To The Beat” was another massive success in Ibiza, and there were other superb remixes for Valentino Kanzyani’s Jesus Loves You, Nic Fanciulli’s Saved and Dieb Audio. The end result – over 30,000 downloads on Beatport in 2008. The second half of 2009 will be dominated by the first in a trilogy of mix compilations for legendary clubbing brand, Renaissance. The release of Christian Smith – Platform in September will put Christian on a footing with other Renaissance acts Sander Kleinenberg, Hernan Cattaneo, James Zabiela and Steve Lawler and provide the continuity for a mammoth 30+ date world tour that will stop off at parties across Europe, Asia, Australia, North and South America over the coming months. As a DJ, Christian plays everything between house and techno. Never one for a purist approach, he simply believes that people go out to party. The secret is in the energy that he creates, as witnessed in 2008 at Wire Festival, Tokyo; Brazil’s Skol Beats Festival; Awakenings Festival, Amsterdam (featuring a Smith & Selway live show), Space, Ibiza (with Carl Cox), Ministry Of Sound, London (with Pete Tong); and Fabric’s new uber-cool, Matter alongside John Digweed and James Zabiela. Honoured as Carl Cox’s “Hero of 2008” and with the success of his productions breeding a renewed energy for studio time, the natural next step was for Christian to re-launch his Tronic label. Kicking off in January with a re-release of the Smith & Selway’s classic “Move!” including chart topping remix from Steve Angello, the label has progressed at a pace to place Christian back at the centre of underground music. Featuring tracks from Umek, Mark Broom, Stryke, Fergie and Psycatron, Tronic has resurfaced with a bang and looks set to track Christian’s personal upward trajectory. Look out for future singles from cutting edge producers including Steve Mac, Ramon Tapia, Jim Rivers and Anton Pieete. With massive crossover support for his music from DJ's across the house and techno spectrum the future looks very certain for Christian Smith. Proof if it was needed that it is possible to reinvent your sound and maintain a position at the very top within the vanguard of electronic music. Description Christian Smith: ● Twitter - http://bit.ly/MIAcDI ● Myspace - http://mysp.ac/MIAdaG ● Facebook - http://on.fb.me/MIAgD ● Soundcloud - http://bit.ly/MIAg6l ● Resident Advisor - http://bit.ly/MIAieF ● Beatport - http://s.beatport.com/MIAlXH ● Youtube - http://bit.ly/MIAkTT ● Reverbnation - http://bit.ly/MIApqr ● Mixcloud - http://bit.ly/MIArP2 ● Official FM: http://bit.ly/MIARVP ● Google+ - http://bit.ly/MIAtXo ● Beatport DJs: http://bit.ly/MIAzO

Rod B. bring you the Miami Sessions @ Miami Underground Movement Christian Smith has been at the top of his game as a DJ and producer for over a decade, but despite enjoying a global reputation as one of the most evergreen performers in his field, times have never been quite as good as they are right now. Born in Sweden, Christian spent much of his youth and early adult life in Germany and America. This exposure to different cultures gave Christian a broader ou tlook than most 30-somethings, even for a well-travelled DJ more familiar with Star Alliance lounges than home comforts. This open-minded outlook comes through loud and clear in the music he makes and plays. While his roots lie in techno, Christian has never been a purist; favouring instead to flavour the tough, rhythmical music he loves with heavy doses of funk or intersperse the raw energy of his sets with inspired moments of pure euphoria. 2009 has been quite a ride so far, and the signs are all there that this year will be Christian Smith’s busiest to date. Having recently relocated to Sao Paulo, Brazil from Spain, it would have been easy to lose touch with the scene’s beating pulse in Europe. Not so for the man whose recent production schedule reads like a discography wish list. Christian Smith & John Selway’s “Total Departure” on Adam Beyer’s Drumcode label was one of the tunes if 2008. This was followed by three singles for John Digweed’s Bedrock label which were all a massive success in the clubs and retail stores, as were his releases on Dubfire’s Sci+Tec label, Renaissance, and Steve Lawler’s Viva imprint. The Smith & Selway remix of the Kevin Saunderson classic “Rock To The Beat” was another massive success in Ibiza, and there were other superb remixes for Valentino Kanzyani’s Jesus Loves You, Nic Fanciulli’s Saved and Dieb Audio. The end result – over 30,000 downloads on Beatport in 2008. The second half of 2009 will be dominated by the first in a trilogy of mix compilations for legendary clubbing brand, Renaissance. The release of Christian Smith – Platform in September will put Christian on a footing with other Renaissance acts Sander Kleinenberg, Hernan Cattaneo, James Zabiela and Steve Lawler and provide the continuity for a mammoth 30+ date world tour that will stop off at parties across Europe, Asia, Australia, North and South America over the coming months. As a DJ, Christian plays everything between house and techno. Never one for a purist approach, he simply believes that people go out to party. The secret is in the energy that he creates, as witnessed in 2008 at Wire Festival, Tokyo; Brazil’s Skol Beats Festival; Awakenings Festival, Amsterdam (featuring a Smith & Selway live show), Space, Ibiza (with Carl Cox), Ministry Of Sound, London (with Pete Tong); and Fabric’s new uber-cool, Matter alongside John Digweed and James Zabiela. Honoured as Carl Cox’s “Hero of 2008” and with the success of his productions breeding a renewed energy for studio time, the natural next step was for Christian to re-launch his Tronic label. Kicking off in January with a re-release of the Smith & Selway’s classic “Move!” including chart topping remix from Steve Angello, the label has progressed at a pace to place Christian back at the centre of underground music. Featuring tracks from Umek, Mark Broom, Stryke, Fergie and Psycatron, Tronic has resurfaced with a bang and looks set to track Christian’s personal upward trajectory. Look out for future singles from cutting edge producers including Steve Mac, Ramon Tapia, Jim Rivers and Anton Pieete. With massive crossover support for his music from DJ's across the house and techno spectrum the future looks very certain for Christian Smith. Proof if it was needed that it is possible to reinvent your sound and maintain a position at the very top within the vanguard of electronic music. Description Christian Smith: ● Twitter - http://bit.ly/MIAcDI ● Myspace - http://mysp.ac/MIAdaG ● Facebook - http://on.fb.me/MIAgD ● Soundcloud - http://bit.ly/MIAg6l ● Resident Advisor - http://bit.ly/MIAieF ● Beatport - http://s.beatport.com/MIAlXH ● Youtube - http://bit.ly/MIAkTT ● Reverbnation - http://bit.ly/MIApqr ● Mixcloud - http://bit.ly/MIArP2 ● Official FM: http://bit.ly/MIARVP ● Google+ - http://bit.ly/MIAtXo ● Beatport DJs: http://bit.ly/MIAzO

This was recorded live in the Tresor Room between the hours of 430 & 630am on Friday October 5th for Part 1 of the Tresor Records 21st Anniversary Party. It's pretty full-on from start to finish as the Tresor room tends be. It was a wicked night, big thanks to all who came and joined the party.

A new semi-regular mix series that will feature extended sets from Psycatron alongside artists from the Inflyte Records roster focusing primarily on new and unreleased material....

'Back again and bigger than ever'.. Underground Sessions 8 is here.Fresh New sounds from across the board, the very best Undergound House Music.This months mix is a first out of the box using the Traktor s4 a few 'gremlins' in the system that still need sorting, but the music shines through in the mix.To many tunes to fit into a 80 min mix but sticking with that format for now.Artist's featuring in this months mix are willie graff,Imaani brown, Psycatron, Two Armadillos, and many more.Took the Mix on a few twists and turns and like always this is 1 take record session. from me to you. Enjoy this months Podcast.Back real soon with more.... PEACE hooks. TRACKLIST: 1.The Underground Sessions Pleasure Acapella-HOOKS DJ Tools 2011 2.Imanni brown and Doc link 'This is House'Original mix. 3.Nathen G 'Hands up for the count' Various Large clasics' 4.Wille Graff & Tuccillo 'Set me Free' Freerange promo! 5.Aeromaschine Feldgrau EP, Fawn- White rabbit music! 6.Franck roger 'Bring it back' (Maya Jane Coles remix) REALTONE 7.Stephen Cock 'Right Thing'(Original Mix) Cargo edtion. 8. The Midnight Perverts - Yes Sewer That's My Baby (Franck roger vox mix) 9.Rafael Murillo Feat. Jaw - Background (Alexkid Remix) La vi en rose. 10.Psycatron featuring Blake Baxter - She Is Music - Original Planet E. 11.KW - Detroit To London (Boe Recordings) 12.David K 'SOMEWHERE IN MY HEAD- Deetron remix,Rue de plaisance. 13.Two Armadillos-Title: Golden Age Thinking Part 2 'Theme' 14.Peter Horrevorts- Crackhouse (kitties wanna dance 2)Hooks loopapella!

Psycatron live from Distillery Leipzig (GER) 2011 is set to be a big year for Irish techno duo Psycatron aka Paul Hamill & Dave Lievense as they take their project to the next level. 2009 Started off with a string of high profile productions being released on some of the world's most respected labels, they received props from some of the biggest names in the business and record sales flying high in the Beatport charts. 2009 began with the Location Unknown EP on Fergie's Rekluse imprint. The lead track 'Takefive' was a huge smash at the Miami Winter Music Conference with everyone from DJ Hell to Sasha (who was closing his sets it with) making it one of the biggest records of the conference. From Belfast to Detroit followed, with the master Carl Craig signing 'Deeper Shades Of Black' for Planet E Communications making them the first Irish artist to appear on the Detroit imprint. 'Deeper Shades' spent 6 weeks in the Beatport Top 20 peaking at Number 5 with only Cirez D, Adam Beyer, Joris Voorn and Sebastian Leger standing in the way of pole position. Then from Detroit to Sao Paolo in Brazil, where Christian Smith's Tronic Music delivered the devastating 'Directions' and 'Tipping Point' with charts and plays coming in from everyone from Dubfire to Digweed. 'Directions' remixes followed soon after from Matt Nordstrom and Fergie well as featuring on Christian Smith's Platforms compilation for Renaissance. A bit closer to home and an appearance on London based Simple Records demonstrated a deeper, subtle edge at the opposite end of the spectrum from their previous big-room releases but still retaining the signature melodic touches with the 'Orchestral Manouvres In The Park' EP showing up on Will Saul's highly respected imprint. As if to prove that getting signed to Planet E was no flash in the pan, they then went on to sign a deal with legendary Belgian imprint R&S Records home to the likes of Aphex Twin, Joey Beltram and Derrick May who released 'Is What it Is' in November, before rounding the year off with a specially commissioned Transitions mix for John Digweed's radio show. “I think Planet E are one of the most revered labels in the world and it never ceases to amaze us when we meet other well established producers who tell us how much they'd love to release a record on the label and how jealous they are of us! We went from a position where nobody knew about us to releasing on Planet E and all of a sudden lots of doors begin to open and people start taking notice.”PH As the list of Psycatron supporters continues to grow, it starts to read like a who's who of quality underground electronica with everyone from Ewan Pearson to Joris Voorn, DJ Hell, Dave Clarke, Paul Woolford and even Martin L Gore from Depeche Mode all getting behind Psycatron. “I've been into electronic music since i was a kid, from hearing eighties electro-pop on the radio i became a huge Depeche Mode fan (and still am) and their influence creeps into a lot of our music. I played piano for a few years as a kid, but never followed through on it as what I really wanted to play was synths and DJ.”PH With the theme set to continue well into 2010 with Psycatron tracks appearing on the world-famous Radio 1 Essential Mix two weeks running with Simian Mobile Disco and Christian Smith favouring them in their sets, while remix offers have since come flooding in with labels including Cocoon, Bedrock, International Deejay Gigolo, and Secret Cinema's Gemm Recordings all notched on the bedpost for the year. Having spent the past seven years hosting their residency at the world-famous Shine and the Stiff Kitten in Belfast where they've supported some of the biggest DJ's on the planet, 2011 will be the year where Psycatron's winning combination of killer DJ sets and live shows will see them emerge as one of the most exciting acts of the year as their profile continues to grow on a global scale. “When we play live, it's all our own music which we perform live using a couple of laptops and controllers and some keyboards. We also throw in some loops and samples from people who have influenced us over the years and little surprises along the way.” PH Big festivals and events like Hitting Movement 2010 in Detroit in May with Carl Craig and millions more are becoming the norm now for Psycatron, they have played all the big Irish festivals and recently being asked by Dave Clarke to play his party at Amsterdam Dance Event with himself and Green Velvet and friends. Rex Club in Paris has come calling giving psycatron their undeniable stamp of approval and with shows in Naples and Helsinki its easy to see that psycatron are really turning some heads. “It's only when we go abroad that it becomes apparent through meeting people at our shows how far our music has travelled. It's easy to forget when you are back in Belfast on a tiny little island the impact our releases have had around the world, i guess that's a lot to do with working with truly global labels like Planet E, but it's a lovely feeling having strangers come up to us at gig to talk about our music” PH Exiting collaborations are to continue with Detroit legend Blake Baxter on 'She Is Music' which came out on Planet E in October. Also and a new project with Paul Woolford on tracks Thunder/CLoud 9 for Cocoon which is the start of ongoing project with more tracks in the pipeline! An AV twist for the live show is being developed at the moment so expect to see this hitting the clubs 2011. "Psycatron perform an outstanding live set " Dave Clarke "Their tracks combine relentless energy and groove with bundles of emotionand tension, to make for an all-encompassing sound that is perfect for those big arenas and club rooms. Truly 21st century techno". Data Transmission "These guys are fantastic, definitely a name to look out for" John Digweed "Their hybrid, genre-bending live set sees them splice, filter and mess with anything - from their own productions to underground house and techno classics - with devastating effect" DJ Mag. "I LOVE Psycatron" Laurent Garnier "Psycatron is one of the acts of the year" Agoria "One of the most exciting outfits of their genre" Data Transmission   Psycatron on Facebook

Samuel L Session at Womb 2012-04-06 - The full shows is available at www.blindspotmusic.co.uk 01,Stefano Testa- 10 Jackson Ave (beat mix)- Rebirth 02,Samuel L Session- Funk My Drums- Material 03,Sian & Mladen Tomic- Front Pocket (Nicole Moudaber remix)- Octopus 04,Shlomi Aber & Dj Sneak- After Touch (Shlomi Aber version)- Be As One 05,SFFM- The Depths (Alex Dolby remix)- Octopus 06,Secret Cinema- Timeless Altitude (Secret Cinema 2011 mix)- Gem 07,Santos- Primitive Cannibale (Stacey Pullen remix)- Monique Musique 08,Alex Dolby & Santos- Raw Road- Rawthentic 09,Andrade- Sugar (D´Julz remix)- Street Knlowledge 10,Andrea Di Rocco- Rolling Mood- IWW Music 11,Andrew Grant- River Boat- Edc 12,Behrouz- Feelin´Good (Alex Neri No Flute mix)- Monique Musique 13,Carl Cox- Chemistry ( Nicole Moudaber remix)- Intec 14,Christian Smith- Pitanga (Slam remix)- Tronic 15,Dj Pierre- Acid Beats- BNR Trax 16,Dj Pierre- Jack Da Groove (Angel Alanis)- BNR Trax 17,Dj T- Dis (Kink 909 Tool)- Get Physical 18,Franki Juncaj Ft Fer Br (Enth Gasten remix)- Motech 19,Gary Beck- Feel It- Bek 20,Gel Abril & Andrea Oliva- Veto- Be As One 21,Andrea Oliva- Low Profile- Saved 22,Hans Bouffmyhre- The Confession (Mark Broom remix 1)- Sleaze 23,Hans Bouffmyhre- The Confession (Mark Broom remix 2)- Sleaze 24,Jesper Dahlbäck- Nyhus Pt. 4- Islr 25,Jesper Dahlbäck- Nyhus Pt. 1- Islr 26,Jesper Dahlbäck- Nyhus Pt. 2- Islr 27,Mihalis Safras- Luci (Jerome Sydenham remix)- Material 28,Kyle Geiger & Bobby Dowell- Just A Memory (Jerome Sydenham remix)- Driving Forces 29,Oliver Deutchmann & Ed Davenport- Trump (Jerome Sydenham remix)- Falkplatz 30,Joel Mull- Krauthouse (Dustin Zahn remix)- True Soul 31,Justin Berkovi- Newmatic (Ben Sims remix)- Prosthetic Pressings 32,Lighter Thief- Like Dat (Ben Sims remix 1)- Beard Man 33,Mark Broom- Stag- Bek 34,Mark Romboy Vs Paris The Black Fu- Dark & Lovely- Systematic 35,Mike Wall- Out Of Fire- Hidden 36,Nic Fanciulli- Neve & Me- Saved 37,Nic Fanciulli & Rolando- The Test- Saved 38,Nicole Moudaber- Amour Tropique- Id 39,Kalden Bess- Nine Souls (Samuel L Session remix)- Ground Factory 40,D´s & C´s- The Last Days (Samuel L Session remix)- Black Nation 41,Psycatron & Detroit Grand Pubahs- Nvr Say Nvr (Psycatron dub mix) 42,Mark Romboy Vs Blake Baxter- Muzik (Kink remix)- Systematic 43,NY House And Authority- Ravenswood House- Rush Hour 44,Jamie Anderson Feat Mr K Alexi- Cyclone (Jamie Anderson re-vox)- Artform This show is syndicated & distributed exclusively by Syndicast. If you are a radio station interested in airing the show or would like to distribute your podcast / radio show please register here: https://syndicast.co.uk/distribution/registration

TONY LIONNI - MUSIC - WAVE MUSIC K-SERIES 01PM (ORIGINAL MIX) SHIFTED - GATES -MOTE EVOLVER JOHN SPRING- DRUMMACHINES (MIKE HUCKABY REMIX) - AIRDROP RECORDS ANTHONY SHAKE SHAKIR - THE_FLOORFILLER_SKUDGE_S_FLOOR_KILLER_VERSION-RUSH HOUR HOBO - BERLIN BOOTY- MINUS JOKERS OF THE SCENE - IN ORDER TO TRANCE (HRDVSION REMIX)-FOOLS GOLD RECORDS JONAS KOOP - NIBIRUS ORIGINAL MIX - ENEMY RECORDS JORIS VOORN - FOR_THE_PEOPLE_BEN KLOCK REMIX - REJECTED SECRET CINEMA - REAKTIVATE (SINISA TAMAMOVIC REMIX)-DMOM DONNACHA COSTELLO - 10000 HOURS - LOOK LONG K-SERIES 01 PM (ORIGINAL MIX) LA SYNTHESIS - AGRAPHOBIA - KENNY LARKIN REMIX - PLINK PLONK MIKE DEHNERT - UMALUT 2 LEVON VINCENT NY BASEMENT MIX - CLONE STEVE RACHMAD, IGNACIO - VIRTON UPGRADED (ORIGINAL MIX) - MUSICMAN

Kai-zen Podcast - Regular top guest DJ's playing Deep House, Tech House & Techno. Andy James Tracklist: 001 # PVT – Light Up Bright Fires (Nathan Fake ambient mix) [Unreleased] 002 # FourTet – Moma [Works In Progress] 003 # PVT – Light Up Bright Fires (Nathan Fake remix) [Warp] 004 # Luke Abbott – Honeycomb [Amazing Sounds] 005 # Axel Helios – Sleeping On An Igloo (Avus’ Acid remix) [Shabu] 006 # Phillipe Cam – UNICEF Christmas Card [Traum] 007 # Dominik Eulberg – Die 3 Millionen Musketiere (Gabriel Ananda remix) [Traum] 008 # Justin Maxwell & John Tejada – Domerocker (Roland M Dill remix) [Trapez] 009 # FortDax – Fortune Telling Fish, Curled To Suggest ‘Home’ [Unreleased] 010 # N’To – Stupid (Worakls remix) [InLab] 011 # Allez-Allez – Six Down Seven Across [RVNG] 012 # Carl Lekebusch & Joseph Capriati – Napoli 4am [Drumcode] 013 # Psycatron – Memories Of The Moment [Bedrock] 014 # Luke Abbott – Brazil (slow version) [Border Community] 015 # Blue Daisy & Anneka – Raindrops (John Talabot's Cosmic Rework) [Black Acre] Ever since breaking out of the bedroom in 2007, Andy has been spending every waking minute cementing his reputation as a man to be trusted when it comes to working a dancefloor. He’s been completely immersed in Dance culture for well over a decade now, a fact reflected by his ability to craft the kind of imaginative mixes only heard from the most dedicated record spinners. It’s this asset, combined with his notorious enthusiasm behind the decks that paved the way for his amalgamation into the team at Slide, one of Oxford & London’s foremost authorities on hosting House & Techno events. Throughout his involvement with the brand, he has been fortunate enough to play to sizeable crowds on a monthly basis at Oxford’s O2 Academy, and has warmed up for the likes of Nic Fanciulli, Adam Freeland, Krafty Kuts, Stanton Warriors, and Style Of Eye amongst many others. He’s also had the privilege of being chosen to warm up for Erol Alkan with Simple (Oxford’s flagship Dance promotion), invited for several guest spots on Oxford FM, and repeatedly booked for boat parties and the burgeoning Out To Graze Festival for 3 consecutive years alongside fellow turntable maestro Dave Johnys. It’s safe to say he’s been a busy lad, but he hasn’t limited himself to local events. Spreading his wings and delving into the turbulent London scene has thrown up some of the most memorable experiences, such as a particular booking at SeOne (during a Tidy vs. NuReligion hard-house event). Having the courage to stick to the music he believed in led to his set (B2B with good friend Chris Page) packing out an empty dancefloor, despite playing intelligent techno to a room full of day-glow ravers who had never heard anything like it. It’s gigs like this that have sparked his enthusiasm for DJing in London, and subsequently joining the team at Kai-Zen has provided Andy with a much larger podium to shout from. Despite 2011 being a quiet year with regards to club appearances, Andy has used the time to start getting to grips with music production, and the intricacies of Ableton Live 8. He’s the first to admit that he should have made a start on this a long time ago, but as is so often the case, life’s distractions have kept his attentions elsewhere. Regardless, 2011 was a significant year whereby his move into the complex world of music creation meant that he also took some time to consider the music he was supporting. Whilst Andy is always extremely vocal in his adoration of Chicago-House, Deep-House, and Progressive (or anything with a decent groove for that matter), he found that his tastes had slowly adapted to favour the more leftfield abstract Techno of such artists as Luke Abbott, Nathan Fake, Dominik Eulberg, and Caribou. With that in mind, he has made the conscious decision to start openly embracing this style of music (regardless of whether it leads to an incline or decrease in bookings), and base his sets on Techno for those with a more open mind to Dance music. With regards to influences, Andy would never profess to have a page-long list, but one DJ/Producer that does spring to mind again and again is James Holden. As his friends will testify, Andy’s love for all things Holden is boundless, mainly due to the forward-thinking nature of the music released on his Border Community imprint and the unparalleled approach Holden has to music. Following closely behind would have to be Nick Warren. His reason for influence stems from his respect for a man who still has an unmatched passion for pushing new and interesting music, despite being in the industry since year dot. As a proud member of the Electronica scene, Andy would hope that this ethos of never compromising music quality will serve him well as a DJ guideline, and that through this he’ll never be regarded as ‘just another DJ’.

With tracks from Nôze, Pawel, DJ Yashin, Lawrence, Seth Troxler, Pherox, Shahrokh Sound Of K, Azari & III, Stephan Bodzin Vs. Marc Romboy, Keinzweiter, Yes Wizard, Gay Marvine, Pawas & Matthias Keul, Alex Arnout, Martin Landsky, Art Department, Patrick Chardronnet, Shaboom, Psycatron, Vincenzo, Laurent Garnier, Madben and Lars Bartkuhn. Contact: dj@ribeaud.ch.

THIS MONTH HOUSE AND TECHNO WITH SOME COOL TRACKS/REMIX LIKE FLASH AND INCIDENT (great action OF Joris for japan earthquake). Tracklist:Green Velvet - Flash (Timo Maas Mix)Joris Voorn - Incident (Miyagi)Stephan Bodzin vs Marc Romboy - Callisto (Synthapella)Re-Zone - Quasar (Original Mix)Koen Groeneveld & Arturo Silvestre - Sjoroem (Original Mix)Psycatron & Sian - VertigoAxel Karakasis - Blow Up (Original Mix) Psyk - Anthem ToolPsyk - AnthemDee Green (aka FDK) - City Lights - Alex Bau RepaintMark Broom - Satellite (Alex Bau Repaint)Slam - Crowded RoomSubotic - Pause It - Technasia RemixTom Laws - Voodoo People (Original Mix)Maverickz - Compozt (Da Fresh Remix)Andreas Florin - Thank You for Nothing (Dean Rodell Remix)Green Velvet - Flash (Timo Maas Dirty Dub Mix)Miniminds - Circuit BreakerSpektre - Minds EyeVirgil Enzinger and Xavier Morel and VX - Wolverine (Submerge Remix)The Advent & Industrialyzer - Complex DataTECHNOtime: 1h15http://www.facebook.com/DJALANKwww.djalank.com

Easy now! This week Dont Stay In bring you Nick Warren! Right click here and select save as to download the file     Track list: - John Selway "shake the snow" Beat broker melting dub -Kompakt- Glocal "After Midnight"Hyena stomp remix -Rebirth- Dpen and Nick Varon "In Pain" - Unknown- Jim Rivers "Full Tilt" Wettbbu remix - Tronic- Psycatron "Is What It Is" - R&S- Sven Hauck "Recombinate" - Baroque- Bent "Swollen" Ben Watt dub – Godlike & Electric- Way Out West "Future Perfect" Henry Saiz remix - Hope- Ultraviolet "Kites" Pete Goodings Instrumental – Magicmuz.com- Matias Chilano "Thinking" Isaac Escamilla remix – No Smoking You can tell when Nick Warren's on the decks. The music emanating from the man is that perfect club mix of driving percussion and soaring musicality, bursting out of the speakers, soaking everyone in melody, drenching them in sound. On the floor, where it really matters, his crowd experience all the peaks and troughs that make his music so unique. Locking on early, you'll hear his deeper take on house, which morphs, as the club mood changes, into harder territory, music for sweating and losing yourself to. And at that point when the light are low, when smoke fills the room and people are dancing on instinct, that's when the melodies start to rise over the top, washing the worries and exertions of life away, completing the club experience. That's why Nick Warren is so respected, because he knows how to truly work a club, and a crowd, delivering again and again. That's what comes with vision and, just as importantly, experience. Nick, a music obsessive who grew up on punk, reggae and pop was, like so many DJs turned onto the power of house music in the late 80s. Living in Bristol, he'd been playing tunes for a few years before, running his own club night, Wiggle, in the city with a friend and he took immediately to this new sound coming from America. In 1990, a new house club, Vision took the city by storm and in a perfect bit of timing, he was offered the chance to play in the upstairs room, spinning weird downbeat Balearic records and mixing house with music by The Clash and Frank Sinatra. Catching the attention of a group of guys who had their own band, he was roped in to tour with them as their DJ when they went to play America. The group was Massive Attack. As their official DJ, he began working on music of his own. Joining up with another Bristol producer, Jody Wisternoff in 1994 to form Way Out West, they recorded the seminal 'Ajare' single together, a huge progressive house club hit. Three years later, and with the duo now signed to Deconstruction, it was re-released, this time breaking into the charts and finally, the nation's consciousness. Then came 'The Gift'. With a memorable hook line culled from an old hardcore track, its mix of ambient soundscapes and breaks won it universal plaudits, sending Nick and Jody onto Top of the Pops and catapulting Nick into the league of the superstar DJ. Their three albums, 'Blue' and "Intensify" and took every single one of the pair's influences and shaped them into a groundbreaking collection of tracks that stayed in the CD players of the UK and beyond for a long, long time. Their third album “Don’t Look Now” was released in 2005, which they toured as a live band with Faithless. Album Four We Love Machine has just been released.And yet all this history has been eclipsed by Nick’s present: a DJ career spanning a decade and a half via his lengthy residency superclub Cream and then every self respecting club on the planet. His sound, which is entirely unique, sourced by forging relationships with cutting edge producers all over the globe, most of his set still made up of unsigned new electronic talent. This is no better represented than in the continuing series of compilations. “Back to Mine”, Renaissance his eighth Global Underground album, this time from the wild environs of Lima making him the most featured artists for this huge compilation series. He has also taken over A&R at Hope Recordings as the final link in the chain that allows him to represent the sound that he has so long championed. Nick Warren isn't for standing still, he loves what he's doing too much for that, but you know that already. If you want to see Nick in action, then check him out at the Gallery @ Ministry of Sound this Friday!! Here’s the event link The Gallery presents Nick Warren Peace! O xx Article by Owain-DSI This is a MixMag article. DSI ARCHIVE