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Real Tone Records boss Franck Roger joins us for another house music masterclass.
DRS 186 (January 2021) Selected and mixed by Mr. Marceaux [DEEPINSIDE Owner] TRACKLISTING: 01 T.Markakis & Elliotte Williams-N Dure - You got the love (2020 Glasgow Underground) 02 DJ Rae - Change [DJ Spen & Reelsoul Remix] (2020 Let There Be House Records) 03 Steven Stone & Michelle Weeks - That love [Sebb Junior Remix] (2021 Soul Deluxe) 04 Kholi - Inner freak [Zepherin Saint 88 Mix] (2021 Tribe Records) 05 ANT LaROCK - Believe in love [Mattei & Omich Remix] (2021 Let There Be House Records) 06 Brock Edwards - Place 2 be (2021 Pogo House Records) 07 Dennis Quin & Mr V - Bouncin' (2020 DFTD) 08 Blaze feat Palmer Brown - Do you remember House [Harry Romero Remix] (2021 Slip'n'Slide) 09 Game Over - Took my love (2021 Smashing Trax Records) 10 Soul Jacka - House code (2020 Pogo House Records) 11 Demarkus Lewis - What you feel (2021 Large Music) 12 Franck Roger - What about fun (2021 Real Tone Records) 13 Lenny Fontana & Black Sun - Spread love [Dr Packers Live Sessions Mix] (2020 Skint Records) More infos on http://deepinside.co.uk Listen to our DRS Radio on: ► Tunein: https://tuneinradio.deepinside.co.uk Join us also on: ► YouTube: http://youtubesub.deepinside.co.uk ► Spotify: http://spotify.deepinside.co.uk ©2021 DEEPINSIDE.co.uk
DRS 184 (Johan S Artist of the week) Selected and mixed by Mr. Marceaux [DEEPINSIDE Owner] TRACKLISTING: TRACK OF THE WEEK 01 Crumbs Malone Funk Band - Spacemen & cowboys [Danny Clark Remix] (2020 Dallinghoo Recordings) NEW RELEASES 02 Diplo feat Sidepiece - On my mind [Purple Disco Machine Remix] (2020 FFRR) 03 Withus - Like this like that [Austins Groove Remix] (2020 Bobbin Head Music) 04 Mo'Cream - In the city (2020 No Fuss Records) 05 Soledrifter feat Aphendulwa - Breaking free (2020 Issa Min) ARTIST OF THE WEEK: JOHAN S 06 Johan S feat Divine - Lie to me (2020 Simma Black) 07 Johan S, AndMe & Bastian feat Rose Windross - There for you (2020 Phoenix Music) HOT SELECTION 08 Brokenears - Believe in me (2020 Soulfurix Trax) NEW RELEASES 09 Silvia Zaragoza feat Tantra Zawadi - Natural magic [Mr Eclectic Isigq Remix] (2020 Merecumbe Recordings) 10 Tortured Soul feat Lisa Shaw - I wish you were here [John Christian Urich Mix] (2020 TSTC Music) 11 Dennis Quin feat Kerri Chandler & Troy Denari - Be strong (2020 Madhouse Records) 12 Franck Roger & DJ Christos feat Brian Temba - Heaven sent (2020 Real Tone Records) 13 Jon Cutler - I'll take you [Art of Tones Remix] (2020 Foliage Records) More infos on http://deepinside.co.uk ■ Booking DEEPINSIDE: http://deepinside.co.uk/booking Join us also on: ► YouTube: http://youtubesub.deepinside.co.uk ► Spotify: http://spotify.deepinside.co.uk ©2020 DEEPINSIDE.co.uk - 15 Years Anniversary
DAVE MAYER is on DEEPINSIDE 03/07/2017 Tracklisting: 01 Mark Farina & Homero Espinosa - Good Vibrations (Moulton Music) 02 Scott Diaz - I Sold My Soul (Grand Plans) 03 LTJ Xperience - You Will Know (Irma) 04 Mateo & Matos ft. Vincent Inc. - Want U Tonight [Ian Pooley mix] (People That Make The Music) 05 Iban Montoro & Jazzman Wax - Jacking The Groove (Great Lakes Audio) 06 Midnight Fellas - White Sand (StreetKing) 07 Christian Hornbostel & Alfred Azzetto - 84 King Street (Purple Music) 08 Jeremy Juno - Mess With (Good For You Rrecords) 09 Franck Roger & Mandel Turner - The Sun Will Shine [Dub] (Real Tone Records) 10 Eddie Amador - Psycho X Girlfriend [Ardalan mix] (Yoshitoshi Recordings) 11 Franck Roger & Mandel Turner - After All [Burnski mix] (Real Tone Records) 12 Scott Diaz & KE - Take It Back (Grand Plans) 13 Demarkus Lewis - Wipe Ur Mouth (Lost My Dog) 14 Saison - Downside (Papa Records) 15 Criss Korey - Flippin’ (Salted Music) 16 Konstantin Sibold - Dome (Defected) 17 Dave Mayer - Back To Work [Scott Diaz mix] (Refuge) More infos, bio and links of podcast on www.deepinside.co.uk © July 2017 DEEPINSIDE Media
Compiled & mixed by Franck Roger (Home Invasion, Real Tone Records) for the promotion of the Electrocorp x Dimensions Festival party at the Iboat this August 8th. FB EVENT | https://www.facebook.com/events/785185488245703/
The Paris underground scene has given rise to some of the biggest names in dance music across the board; Daft Punk, Laurent Garnier, Dimitri From Paris, Ivan Smagghe, Jeremy Underground Paris and DJ Mehdi to name a few. Right at the top of this very talented pile lies Franck Roger, a man dedicated to old school house whilst still pushing things forward.A staunch supporter of vinyl, his sets have won him support around the world, and earned him recognition from those artists that originally inspired him to become a musician. His love of the old school does not only lay in the music and the format in which he plays on, but also his use of analog equipment during his special live sets.A multi-talented individual certainly, not only a producer / DJ, but also label boss, with his imprint Real Tone Records putting out releases from the likes of Maya Jane Coles, The Martinez Brothers, Shonky, Burnski and M A N I K. His new label, Home Invasion, is set to be a vinyl only label, with a real emphasis on the releases being collectors items. Again drawing inspiration from the past, the label is set to take on his major musical influences whilst still having a modern twist. We caught up with ever cool Parisian ahead of his gig at Egg Presents on Friday 9th May alongside the Decay Records camp with Sascha Dive, Gavin Herlihy and more. Where, how and on what was the mix recorded? The mix has been recorded at home where all my records and studio is. This is where I feel the most comfortable and able to create a mix that I am happy with. I used two mk2 turntables, 2 cdj's and a wonderfull DJR 400 that I have had for 8 years now and that i love to play with. It's recorded live without any playlist in mind which is how I feel the best, no pressure, just a the feeling of the moment and that's also my vision of djing at home or in a club, keeping it live and real.The Parisian underground scene has given rise to some fantastic artists and some very influential movements in Electronic Music. Laurent Garnier with his distinctive 'French Techno' sound, then Daft Punk, Alan Braxe and Cassius were instrumental in what was labelled 'French House' by the media. Meanwhile Mr. Oizo & Ivan Smagghe, amongst others, played their part in the evolution of 'Electro House' and acts such as Jef K, D'Julz & Jeremy Underground Paris have been instigating a classicist House revival for many years now. You've been there from the start witnessing, and being a part of it all since day one. What effect has this musically rich city had on you as a person, performer and musician?All the names you mention here take a lot of influence from a special musical era which existed in the US and it is the same for me too. French producers gave their 'special treatment' with a classy touch of course. I think we can talk also about St Germain and Shazz here. Paris is a city with tons of talented dj's and producers and it also influences all of us in a crazy race of production, especially today with all the Parisian labels that do only vinyl for most of them, we all have respect for each other and provide one another with energy and inspiration. If i lived out of Paris i would have followed a different path with my music for sure.How would you describe your sound as a DJ and also as producer?My sounds as a dj and producer is an instant sound, instant in the moment, just a feeling as a dj when you have a good crowd you wanna give them all you have, so the moments can be magic, in the studio the approach is different, you're all alone with you're machines, so you need to project yourself in another dimension, imagine how the record will be received once played in a club. My sounds are mostly old skool in the studio and even the way i play, i keep it raw, no time to sleep behind the decks, that's how I feel it. You’re known for your love of 'old school' house music, how did you first discover it? I first heard what we now call 'old school' house on the radio in the 90's when i was around 15, recording shows on tape, running to record stores with my walkman to find out what was playing etc. I was always on a quest for the tracks I'd hear and I found this really exciting. As I didnt have much money at that age, Id only buy EPs I really loved making my collection from this era all the more precious for me. So it was this sound that I grew up with, at the time sounding so new and exciting, now it sounds old for the younger generation but for me this is the real essence of house music, this is where i come from. Now old school is hyped which is a good thing, all the repres's from the records that took us years to collect are now here again, its a cycle. I dont follow the hype , I play house music, can be old or new, if it feels right and gives me the right emotions Ill play it. You’re a strictly vinyl man. What is it you love about this format and do you think it has a future in dance music? I buy vinyl every week but it doesnt mean that i only play records, it depend on the travel conditions etc. I rip a lot of my records so I an play them on CD if I want to take a bigger selection of music with me to a gig. I do believe that vinyl will never disappear, thats my thought, we will all go back to vintage things, in arts and in music and we love evolutions and technical progression but there will always be a love for something that people can hold in their hands, record shops and label owners alike will always survive I feel.You just launched your new imprint Home Invasion. Can you tell us about your vision for the record label and what musical direction you plan on taking with it? Home Invasion is for now and always will be a vinyl only label, why? Because I want people to take time to listen to the music and for it not to get lost in the millions of releases on Beatport or in their Itunes.. I dont have anything against beatport but i want to see that people are loving the music by buying a real physical copy. I mean, I know it can cost 10 euro but to me this is an investment in something that will stay in your collection for life. The Home Invasion records will also be stamped one by one as I want buyers to know that i time and effort in to them one by one. It's an artisanal thing and in the studio it is the same, old skool with many machines, outboard, machine drums, synths, effects etc.. the list is long and very interesting. Musically I will follow my directions influenced by all those years behind me and will try to keep it futuristic and modern at the same time, with my touch, spacey and trippy for some times too, I don't wanna lock myself in a certain style, I just want to follow my inspirations and this is what is so exiting to keep being an artist and feel free and alive everyday.What are you working on at the moment? Anything you’d like to shout about? Im working on the next Home Invasions but I am in no rush. I want to keep the label with only 4 releases a year not more, keeping time to promote it well spending as much time as necessary to create something I'm truly happy with. The focus is on Home Invasion at the moment but I always enjoy working on remixes when i have time and if I like and feel inspired by the project and feel inspired like the one that will come soon on Decay Records from Juliche Hernandez. The next release, Home Invasion 3, will be out mid-April and is already receiving very good feedback from many dj's so i've got a good feeling on it :-)And finally, what artists are you loving right now? I don't have special names to mention as there are a lot, i will go for some of the new blood in Detroit, and in New York.. There is a lot of great productions coming from there at the moment and it is really good to see that. Paris is rocking with hold youth and rue de plaisance records, syncrophone records too, so many to mention and so many names that are making this world go round :-)
Track List: 1. Nail - Optimus - DIY 2. Gebruder Teichman- Almost Up (Losoul remix) KillKill House Trax 3. Hanfry Martinez & Javier Carballo - Vamos mi nino - One Records 4. Santos Resiak - A better light - The Martinez Brothers remix - One Records 5. Mike Grant - The struggle of my people - Mr G remix - Moods & Grooves 6. Papol - Time is over - Esperanza 7. Varoslav - Le borgne 05 8. Double T - Tees 5 dj tools 9. Fast Eddie - Marching house - Underground Construction 10. Norma Jean Bell - Mystery Song - Pandemonium 11. Dj Duke - Blow ur whistle - Franck Roger Edit 12. K Hand - Out of mind 13. Secret Society - Can´t Understand - 1Trax 14. Rednail Kids - I think of you - Nails remix Biography: It must be deliciously bewildering to get recognition from those who inspired you in the very beginning. French House Music DJ - producer Franck Roger is no stranger to this feeling. When not travelling the world accepting club invitations, this devoted crate digger (don’t ask him about Serato) spends time in his Parisian studio messing with beats and loops. Never not working, Franck Roger is about to take things to another level as beat maker, a talent scout (through his Real Tone Records label), and the DJ you want to dance to. More beats, more gigs, more love. In the beginning was… the B...
Line up : Franck Roger, Rocco, Manoo
Line up : Franck Roger, Rocco, Manoo
Line up : Franck Roger, Rocco, Manoo
Matt Darey Nocturnal 298 - hour 1 - Matt Darey mix 01. Matt Darey & Aeron Aether ft. Tiff Lacey - Into The Blue (Anthony Ross remix) [Nocturnal Global] 02. Leventina - Nightshift (Prok & Fitch Endless Summer remix) [Strictly Rhythm] 03. Matan Caspi & Darko De Jan - Ney Palm (Matan Caspi Chords mix) [Nero Bianco] 04. Chris Lake - Secrets In The Dark (Hector Couto remix) [Rising Music] 05. Arnej - For The People [Coldharbour Recordings] 06. Jaytech - Djembe [AnjunaDeep] 07. Satoshi Fumi & Aelyn - You Know (Stephen J. Kroos remix) [Spring Tube] 08. Silicone Soul - Right On, Right On (Ramon Tapia's On And On remix) [Soma Records] 09. Zas & Sanze pres. Mindgamers - Focused (original mix) [Bonzai] 10. Maya Jane Coles - What They Say (original mix) [Real Tone Records] 11. Maya Jane Coles - What They Say (Dyed Soundorom remix) [Real Tone Records] Matt Darey Nocturnal 298 - hour 2 - Tomcraft guest mix 01. Digitalism - Blitz [Kitsune] 02. Moguai - Le Contour [mau5trap] 03. Weekend Herooes - Fear Factor [Toolroom Records] 04. Gui Boratto - Antigalactic [BNR] 05. Mason - You Are Not Alone [Animal Language] 06. A. Balter & Eitan Reiter - Happy Fat Kids [Digital Structures] 07. Nelson Grover - Awake [Animal Language] 08. Riktam & Bansi - Sweet Seek 09. Axwell - Heart Is King [Axtone Records] 10. Spektre - Together (Tomcraft remix) [Craft Music] 11. Weekend Heroes - Ticon Teleport
Hey all, found this old mix digging through old CDs. A mix on the housey side of things, being a big fan of the broken beat scene and the likes of Jazzanova clearly shines through here. Favourites include the deepness of Frank Roger's "Bone of my Bone", the massive Phlash remix of "Stuck" by Peven Everett, an early airing of Dennis Ferrer's remix of "The Cure and The Cause" (going out to Vicky and Agata!), it later charted in 2007 and merited a full release, big tune! Hope you enjoy more retro mixes from myself, I'll maybe get my hands near some turntables to record a new mix soon! Love from Australia! Gary on the Money x TRACKLIST ISoul8 - "Speak Your Mind (Osunlade Mix)" (Sonar Kollektiv 2006) Unknown - "Feeling Insecure edit" (Unknown) Franck Roger - "Bone of My Bone" (Real Tone Records 2006) Nadirah Shakoor - "Love Song (Yoruba Soul Dub)" (Yoruba Soul Records 2006) Phil Asher - "Dub" (Champion Sounds 2006) Peven Everett - "Stuck (Phil Asher's Restless Soul Mix)" (Soul Heaven 2006) Fish Go Deep - "The Cure and The Cause (DF Mix)" (Defected 2006) Jus' Dope - "Roots" (Soul Heaven Records 2006) Francois Dubois - "Blood (Nigel Hayes Brazilian Dub)" (White 2006) Unknown - "Changing Times" (Unknown 2006) Ben Westbeech - "So Good Today (Domu's Dub)" (Brownswood 2006) Slope - "Running" (Sonar Kolektiv 2006) Stevie Wonder and Bebe Winans - "Jesus Children (Quentin Harris and Timmy Regisford Mix)" (RA Records) Tiger Stripes and Kerri Chandler - "The Rain (Tigerdub)" (Tiger Stripes 06) Nicole Willis and The Soul Investigators - "Feeling Free (Aaron Jerome Remix)" (Above the Clouds 2006) Enjoy! xx