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En este episodio Mario Mengoni nos transporta a las desprejuiciadas noches de PALADIUM, la legendaria discoteca de Buenos Aires que marcó una era en la cultura nightclubbing y para ello convocó a FRANCISCO NOVICK, cineasta que documentó su impacto en una película imperdible. Además, en “el Discollage”, un set especial con Diego Hidalgo in the mix, y al más puro acid house, el género que subió las noches de Paladium, con producciones de COLDCUT & LISA STANFIELD, S-EXPRESS, INNER CITY, MR LEE., LIL LOUIS, RAZE, MARSHALL JEFFERSON y JINNY. Reviviremos anécdotas, personajes, la escena underground de los '80 y el sonido que hizo vibrar sus pistas. Conducción, musicalización y producción general: Mario Mengoni. Asistente de Producción: Diego Hidalgo. Locutores: Leandro Brumatti y Raúl Proenza. Operador Técnico: Carlos Rodríguez Fotografía: María Arnoletto. Sitio oficial: www.discorama.net Seguinos en nuestras redes y dejanos tu comentario: https://www.instagram.com/discoramabymario https://www.facebook.com/discoramabymario https://x.com/DiscoramaAR

Can You Feel It?It's July, 1989 and the temperature is hot! Actually, for a lot of the UK it surprisingly was, but let's leave meteorological memories aside, we're talking the dancefloor. The country, the WHOLE nation was completely right on one, matey. Well maybe not the entire nation, but there was no doubt that the BPMs were sweeping the nation much quicker than the BSB squarial was in the last summer of the eighties. As 1988 became 1989, the underground was rapidly moving overground. The house sound of Chicago and Detroit had landed on our sceptred isle and we were making it out own. Artists such as The Beatmasters, Coldcut and Mark Moore's S-Express had stamped their authority on the charts and across the country as teens were pouring over Smash Hits for the lyrics of Inner City tracks and swapping mixtapes of the latest grooves.And, NOW That's What I Call Music were THERE!Well, yes they were, but that's not the whole story. Get on the dancefloor legendary compilers K-tel and new variously compiled whippershappers from Telstar, who (for once) were ahead of the compilation curve. Albums series such as Deep Heat (in those large cassette boxes Discog fans!) were bringing the cool kids a real mix of dance, hip hop and sounds from both sides of the Atlantic. So what did our friends at EMI/Virgin do? What they always do - respond, and then some!Join author, journalist, compiler and all round dance music fanatic Joe Muggs as we revisit the explosive dancefloor culture of summer 1989 though the lens of NOW Dance 89. Rediscover some iconic tracks from Inner City, Soul II Soul and Coldcut. Remember (because you may have forgotten) the VERY 89 sound of Hip House with the likes of The Cookie Crew, Merlin and (awesome super duper) Tyree. Find out how NOW navigated a groove between the mainstream and the emerging underground through some amazing 12” mixes and laid a blueprint for the impending sound of the 90s, and indeed an unavoidable cultural shift into the next century of pop and beyond.And if that wasn't enough, find out which dance icon Joe sought out an autograph from, how the legendary producer Youth may have missed a chance to be on The Fast Show, which track brings tears to mothers eyes at Big Fish Little Fish discos and why we need the uplifting and uniting experience of house music now more than ever.People, hold on! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Recorded live at Reel Asian 27 in November 2023. Filmmakers from our S-Express showcase of Southeast Asian short films (try to) talk about film while tasting DQ (Dairy Queen) treats for the first time. Featuring Mickey Lai (dir. A Worm, Whatever Will Be, Will Be), the team from "Ms. Pontianak" Alina Wong JinKei (director), Raja Adam Iskandar (producer), and Sheldon Chong (editor Cruel), and Reel Asian's own Kelly Lui and Christine Vu. MS. PONTIANAK - IG: @ms.pontianak, @rajaadamisk, CRUEL - IG: @shel.dunnn A WORM... - Mickey - IG: @mickeylai23 Minikino Film Festival Bali - @minifilmfestival *please excuse our tech difficulties, so if you're watching on video, it'll be old school B&W... --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/backstory-podcast/message

TRUE HOUSE STORIES® W/ PHIL FULDNER # 118 INTERVIEWED BY LENNY FONTANA One of Germany's longest-serving DJs and producers, Phil Fuldner is a Kosmonaut. In other words, he belongs to that elite group of performers -- such as Tom Novy, Eniac, and DJ Moguai -- who've signed on with Germany's ultra hip Kosmo Records label. Fuldner first hit the big time in 1997 thanks to the single "The Final" -- a remake of the old "Captain Future Hymn." A massive success on dance charts all over Europe, the release was a tandem effort with DJ Moguai, with whom Fuldner has had a long association dating back to the pre-Kosmo times. In 1998, he had a go at covering the retro-classic "S-Express" -- the theme to the S-Express TV show -- and the result was yet another dance chart topper in Germany. During the next couple of years, Fuldner was busy in the studio producing and remixing a host of popular compilation albums, working with such big names as Timo Maas, Judge Jules, and Yves Deruyter.

Today's episode of Electronically Yours features maverick songwriter & producer Pascal Gabriel. His career has spanned 30 years so far, from S-Express's number 1 hit ‘Theme from S-Express', Bomb The Bass's landmark album ‘Beat Dis', EMF's multi-platinum ‘Schubert Dip', Dido's ‘Here With Me' and ‘No Angel', to later hits with Kylie, Ladyhawke, Will Young, Goldfrapp, Marina and the Diamonds, Miss Kittin, Little Boots, Emma Louise, The Temper Trap, as well as his solo project Stubbleman. Ladies and gentlemen - meet the great talent of Pascal Gabriel... If you can, please support the Electronically Yours podcast via my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/electronicallyours

**VJ Gary & The Pac To The 80's Replay On traxfm.org. Live From 3PM UK Time Each & Every Sunday On traxfm.org. This Week Gary Featured Nick Berry, Martika, Falco, Psychedelic Furs, Tyree, Bruce Hornsby & The Range, Heaven 17, Michael Bolton, Neneh Cherry, Pet Shop Boys, Roxy Music, S Express, Jane Weidlin, Wham, Kim Wilde, Kim Carnes, Luther Vandross, Pointer Sisters, Duran Duran & More. #traxfm #retro #pop #80s #danceclassics #soul #funk #cheese #inthemix #80sballads #exclusive #remixes #PacToThe80s #topofthepops Listen Live Here Via The Trax FM Player: chat.traxfm.org/player/index.html Mixcloud LIVE :mixcloud.com/live/traxfm Free Trax FM Android App: play.google.com/store/apps/det...mradio.ba.a6bcb The Trax FM Facebook Page : facebook.com/original103.3 Trax FM Live On Hear This: hearthis.at/k8bdngt4/live Tunerr: tunerr.co/radio/Trax-FM Radio Garden: Trax FM Link: http://radio.garden/listen/trax-fm/IEnsCj55 OnLine Radio Box: onlineradiobox.com/uk/trax/?cs...cs=uk.traxRadio Radio Deck: radiodeck.com/radio/5a09e2de87...7e3370db06d44dc Radio.Net: traxfmlondon.radio.net Stream Radio : streema.com/radios/Trax_FM..The_Originals Live Online Radio: liveonlineradio.net/english/tr...ax-fm-103-3.htm**

Så har vi igen kastet vores kærlighed på et årstal i musikhistorien, og i denne uges udsendelse skal det handle om musikåret 1988. Et fuldstændig fantastisk årstal hvad angår fabelagtig popmusik, og vi skal endnu engang igennem to CD'er med i alt 40 tracks fra en af de vidunderlige engelske Now That's What I Call Music opsamlinger som blev udgivet tilbage i 1993 da NOW kunne fejre 10-års jubilæum. Det gør at vi kan byde på popperler fra bl.a. Kylie Minogue, Erasure, Fairground Attraction, Yazz, Pet Shop Boys og Scritti Politti. Vi kan præsentere mere skæve tophits fra S-Express, Enya, Bobby McFerrin, Yello og Prefab Sprout. Og så er der ellers også hits fra nogle af musikkens allerstørste i form af U2, Phil Collins, Tom Jones, Eurythmics og Fleetwood Mac. Derudover snakker vi også om sange der passer godt til reklamer, især dem fra Bilka, Vi hører om Andy Tennants skuffende oplevelser med Loch Ness uhyret tilbage i 90'erne. Vi deler ud af vores fascination af synth-soloer, TV-programmet Body Bio og Hvem Hvad Hvor-bøgerne, og så drikker vi også et par Påskebryg bare sådan lige for at komme i stemning til den kommende påskeferie.

This exciting episode of Electronically Yours features Mark Moore, an in-demand DJ and producer for over thirty years. An early pioneer of House music in mid-80s London, he formed the band S'Express with the number one hit ‘The Theme from S-Express'. Mark Moore is a respected and loved character, who is deeply-ingrained in the history of UK club culture, and is hugely influential on both dance and pop music. Ladies and Gentlemen, he's a superfly guy, the superb Mark Moore... If you can, please support the Electronically Yours podcast via my Patreon: https://www.patreon.com/electronicallyours

ManyFew presents 'Electronic Heaven' - tune in for a full hour of the freshest and funkiest dance music from around the globe. The monthly show is ready to take you on a musical journey and includes exclusive remixes, edits and unreleased tracks from the ManyFew brothers! 01. Breathe Carolina x ManyFew - Dancing In The Dark02. LF System - 'Hungry' (Paul Woolford Remix)03. Catz N Dogz & Ferreck Dawn - Cloud 904. Dole & Kom - Together Onetime05. Martin Badder - Born06. Sosa UK - Bugbeat07. Ten City & Wh0 - I Love Me08. Kokiri & MOYA - Never Too Late09. ManyFew x PBH & JACK - Up To No Good10. Cristoph X Lowes - Lucid Love11. TCTS - Take It Back12. Ryan Spicer - Miss You Every Day13. Ewan McVicar - Plain Outta Luck14. Wuki - Edge of Seventeen15. Ben Bux - 'Move It'16. Zsak - Feel Better17. S Express - Theme from S Express

Dans ce 83ème épisode de 80's Lost Songs , je vous présente la chanson "Theme From S-Express" interprétée par S-Express ‎‎en 1988. Bonne écoute! Twitter : https://twitter.com/80sLostSongs Apple Podcast : https://podcasts.apple.com/fr/podcast/80s-lost-songs/id1496553272 Deezer : https://www.deezer.com/en/show/820802 Spotify : https://open.spotify.com/show/2rhMEp67IHibVmXtzBj3qG Amazon Music : https://music.amazon.com/podcasts/f0f3daa1-7efd-4b64-b6cb-f96de8f072b8 Podcloud : https://podcloud.fr/podcast/80s-lost-songs Podcastics : https://www.podcastics.com/podcast/80s-lost-songs/ TuneIn : https://tunein.com/podcasts/Music-Podcasts/80s-Lost-Songs-p1297857/ Pocket Casts : https://pca.st/z0q3v2no CastBox : https://castbox.fm/channel/id2644201 PlayerFM : https://fr.player.fm/series/2624915 Stitcher : https://www.stitcher.com/podcast/eurodance-story/80s-lost-songs Instagram : https://www.instagram.com/80slostsongs/ Flux rss : https://feeds.podcastics.com/podcastics/podcasts/rss/378_64ba9ec9cda8bf0e3822ad578fbab146.rss Sondage 80's Lost Songs: https://forms.gle/BFzzYR1bVm3X24Sm8 Me contacter sur Twitter : @MaadHakim

Music from DJ Gregory, Teddy Pendegrass, S-Express, Nick Holder, Martin Venetjoki, Club Asylum, All Saints, Ashley Beedle, The Crusaders, Diskjokke, Us3... Second-hand vinyl bargain bin selections from London's Vinyl Pimp & Flashback Records < £3 with M豆ME (recorded at our Brilliant Corners night last month) & @bengomori's selections from Killacutz in Amsterdam and Soul & Dance Exchange Notting Hill in Londoln. Follow us on YouTube for more bargain bin vinyl selections music.youtube.com/channel/UCXE65hPi1k4MJ91eBfMo62Q www.sohoradiolondon.com

On this weeks glittering edition of Britain's Number One Syndicated Vinyl Radio Show listen out for the Album Of The Week - Shakin' Stevens - Give Me Your Heart Tonight 1982 Epic EPC 10035Buy me a coffee or buy one of my ebooks at https://www.buymeacoffee.com/vinylreviv4Number 1 of The Week comes from 1985 and spent 4 weeks at the top of the UK Official Top 40 Chart.The Oddity Of The Week, the clue is: This track is a musical term for playing moderately loud and it will lead you to the 80's party track.Music this week from:John Parr,Spagna,Tina Turner,Anita Baker,S Express,The Amber Quills,Aretha And Elton,Lisa Moorish,The Beach Boys,The Bee Gees,Lorraine Silver,The Hooters,Julio Iglesias Featuring Stevie Wonder. and many more...If you would like a shout out or a request please feel free to drop me a message here: https://www.vinylrevivalradio.com https://www.facebook.com/vinylrevivalradioshow     Official website: https://www.vinylrevivalradio.com     Twitter: https://www.twitter.com/phils45s #putheneedleontherecord     Also on TikTok search for philwilsonsvinylrevival     ​You can now ask Alexa on Amazon devices: "Alexa play Phil Wilson's Vinyl Revival"     Add the skill at: https://www.amazon.co.uk/Phil-Wilsons-Vinyl-Revival/dp/B08HY3GG8X     ​Please check out the books I have written at: https://www.amazon.com/author/philwilson​Tell your friends and tell them to tell their friends.​I hope you enjoy the show Cheers Phil 'P-P-P-Pop' Wilson (Celebrating nearly 30 years of broadcasting)

Music from Larry Heard, Eartha Kitt, Groove Armada, Zoot Woman, Nancy Dee, George Duke, Playgroup, S-Express, 88 Keys and more Second-hand vinyl bargain bin selections from London's Soul & Dance Exchange (Notting Hill) < £3 with Ariane V (recorded at our Brilliant Corners night last month) & @bengomori  Follow us on YouTube for more bargain bin vinyl selections. www.sohoradiolondon.com

Soul Provider – Retro Show – Italo/Acid House Join Matt on a journey through the best in Retro House – Drop That Ghetto Blaster!! Tracklisting: 1. Theme from S-Express –... LEARN MORE The post Soul Provider – Retro Show – Italo/Acid House appeared first on Soul Provider.

We can rest easy now, our elected officials are considering passing a bill to put the blame on someone else for high fuel prices. We'll be talking about that in this episode of FBTV Podcast. In addition to politics, the FMCSA expands Covid-19 HOS waiver, Mayor Pete (we sure talk about him a lot) declares that they'll do anything to tear down walls to get goods moving, 70 U.S Express employees have been laid off, and why you shouldn't continuously call 9-1-1 because you believe the President should be arrested. Seriously. The topic of this FBTV Podcast is a brokers “do not load” list. What is it? When to add to it? How to get on it? Is it for shippers? Carriers? Both? The FBTV Podcast can now be seen (and heard) on YouTube as a live stream every Saturday morning starting at 9A.M. Central Time. The live stream is available to the public then the topic from that FBTV Podcast will be made available as a stand-alone Freight Broker TV YouTube Video. If you miss the live stream, you can still listen to the FBTV Podcast on your favorite podcast app as soon as it drops (normally within 24 hours). FBTV from TALTOA. If you've been wanting to work as a freight broker or freight broker agent, seeking freight broker training or freight broker agent training, looking for a work at home job... a career? TALTOA! https://taltoa.com. FBTV YouTube Channel: https://www.youtube.com/freightbrokertv

**VJ Gary & The Pac To The 80's Replay On traxfm.org. Live From 3PM UK Time Each & Every Sunday On traxfm.org. This Week Gary Featured The Mighty Year Of 1988 & More With Belinda Carlisle, Giorgio Moroder& Phil Oakey, The Sugarhill Gang, Tone Loc, The Primitives, Simon Harris, Will Downing, Heart, Pat & Mick, S Express, Kylie Minogue, Debbie Gibson, Bananarama, Natalie Cole, Taylor Dayne, Sinitta, Climie Fisher, Diana Ross & More. #traxfm #retro #pop #80s #danceclassics #soul #funk #cheese #inthemix #80sballads #exclusive #remixes #PacToThe80s #topofthepops Listen Live Here Via The Trax FM Player: chat.traxfm.org/player/index.html Mixcloud LIVE :mixcloud.com/live/traxfm VJ Gary Website: vjgary.co.uk Free Trax FM Android App: play.google.com/store/apps/det...mradio.ba.a6bcb The Trax FM Facebook Page : facebook.com/original103.3 Trax FM Live On Hear This: hearthis.at/k8bdngt4/live Tunerr: tunerr.co/radio/Trax-FM Tune In Radio : tunein.com/radio/Trax-FM-s225176 OnLine Radio Box: onlineradiobox.com/uk/trax/?cs...cs=uk.traxRadio Radio Deck: radiodeck.com/radio/5a09e2de87...7e3370db06d44dc Radio.Net: traxfmlondon.radio.net Stream Radio : streema.com/radios/Trax_FM..The_Originals Live Online Radio: liveonlineradio.net/english/tr...ax-fm-103-3.htm**

TRUE HOUSE STORIES W/ BILLIE RAY MARTIN [ELECTRIBE 101] # 050 - PART 1 Billie Ray Martin born in Hamburg from a working-class family, from the young age of two Billie had already started to begin singing. Growing up in an area of Berlin, Billie's mother worked as a bartender and met The Beatles at the bar she was working and was living the red-light district music lifestyle. At age 5 she knew she would be famous.

TRUE HOUSE STORIES W/ BILLIE RAY MARTIN [ELECTRIBE 101] # 050 - PART 2 Billie Ray Martin shares her experience working with Electribe 101 and because of her success with both S-Express and Electribe 101 with scoring chart hits she appeared numerous times on the UK Show Top of The Pops.

**VJ Gary & The Pac To The 80’s Replay On www.traxfm.org. This Week Gary Featured 80’s & 80’s Dance Classics From Pet Shop Boys, Herb Alpert, The Art Of Noise Feat Tom Jones, Kraftwerk, Human League, Depeche Mode, Kym Mazelle, The Bangles, The Four Tops, Deacon Blue, Coldcut Feat Lisa Stansfield, Texas, Chanelle, S Express, The Reynolds Girls, Bananarama, Donna Summer, Madonna & More More. Catch VJ Gary & The Pac To The 80’s Show Every Sunday From 3PM UK Time #traxfm #retro #pop #80s #danceclassics #soul #funk #cheese #inthemix #80sballads #exclusive #remixes #PacToThe80s #topofthepops Listen Here: www.traxfm.org Mixcloud LIVE : mixcloud.com/live/traxfm VJ Gary Website: http://www.vjgary.co.uk/ Free Trax FM Android App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.traxfmradio.ba.a6bcb The Trax FM Facebook Page : https://www.facebook.com/original103.3/ Trax FM Live On Hear This: https://hearthis.at/k8bdngt4/live/ Tunerr: http://tunerr.co/radio/Trax-FM Tune In Radio : https://tunein.com/radio/Trax-FM-s225176/ OnLine Radio Box: http://onlineradiobox.com/uk/trax/?cs=uk.traxRadio Radio Deck: http://www.radiodeck.com/radio/5a09e2de87e3370db06d44dc Radio.Net: http://traxfmlondon.radio.net/ Stream Radio : http://streema.com/radios/Trax_FM..The_Originals Live Online Radio: http://www.liveonlineradio.net/english/trax-fm-103-3.htm **

**VJ Gary & The Pac To The 80’s Replay On www.traxfm.org. This Week Gary Featured 80’s & 80’s Dance Classics From Pet Shop Boys, Herb Alpert, The Art Of Noise Feat Tom Jones, Kraftwerk, Human League, Depeche Mode, Kym Mazelle, The Bangles, The Four Tops, Deacon Blue, Coldcut Feat Lisa Stansfield, Texas, Chanelle, S Express, The Reynolds Girls, Bananarama, Donna Summer, Madonna & More More. Catch VJ Gary & The Pac To The 80’s Show Every Sunday From 3PM UK Time #traxfm #retro #pop #80s #danceclassics #soul #funk #cheese #inthemix #80sballads #exclusive #remixes #PacToThe80s #topofthepops Listen Here: www.traxfm.org Mixcloud LIVE : mixcloud.com/live/traxfm VJ Gary Website: http://www.vjgary.co.uk/ Free Trax FM Android App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.traxfmradio.ba.a6bcb The Trax FM Facebook Page : https://www.facebook.com/original103.3/ Trax FM Live On Hear This: https://hearthis.at/k8bdngt4/live/ Tunerr: http://tunerr.co/radio/Trax-FM Tune In Radio : https://tunein.com/radio/Trax-FM-s225176/ OnLine Radio Box: http://onlineradiobox.com/uk/trax/?cs=uk.traxRadio Radio Deck: http://www.radiodeck.com/radio/5a09e2de87e3370db06d44dc Radio.Net: http://traxfmlondon.radio.net/ Stream Radio : http://streema.com/radios/Trax_FM..The_Originals Live Online Radio: http://www.liveonlineradio.net/english/trax-fm-103-3.htm **

THE BLAZE - Somewhere GAME GENIE SOKOLOV - Beyond Io DUKE DUMONT - Therapy RADIO ROSSI - Lux ROMANE SANTARELLI - Log lady NIICOLAS GODIN - The border (Pierre Rousseau Remix) MOLECULE - Reminescence THYLACINE - Alda ARANDEL - Hommage to J.S. BACH MIRAGE CLUB - Communication MIRAGE CLUB - Horizontal MIRAGE CLUB - Tropical z S-EXPRESS - Theme from S-Express

Welcome to this Hacienda special Word Is Love show where we celebrate some of the finest Dance music that played on the Hacienda Dancefloor in Manchester, U.K. throughout the late 80's and into the 90's. There's classics by Louie Vega, Danny Tenaglia, Frankie Knuckles, K-Klass, S-Express and Bizarre Inc plus a number of instantly recognisable 80's and 90's House and Garage banger's that you may be familiar with. All tracks are selected and mixed by @thefunkassassin with Love. Acieeed!! For all past shows click here ==> open.spotify.com/show/0MKYvu4mgAd…WJRhaPIHPtk1Z0ag Thank you for listening. Instagram: www.instagram.com/the_funk_assassin/ Spotify: open.spotify.com/user/g2fac3ls3k8e1ucxe4fqe7g89 Facebook: www.facebook.com/TheFunkAssassin/ The show was recorded in anticipation of The Hacienda's Live Stream over the first Bank Holiday weekend in May 2020 where the sound of the Hacienda returns to rave you in the comfort of your own Home. TRACKLISTING SNAP! - THE POWER S-EXPRESS - THEME FROM S-EXPRESS NOMAD - (I WANNA GIVE YOU) DEVOTION CATHY DENNIS - TOUCH ME (ALL NIGHT LONG) [7" MIX] BOBBY BROWN - TWO CAN PLAY THAT GAME (K-KLASS REMIX) MONIE LOVE FEAT ADEVA - RING MY BELL (TOUCHDOWN MIX) XPANSIONS - MOVE YOUR BODY (ELEVATION) [CLUB MIX] JANET JACKSON - THE PLEASURE PRINCIPLE (DANNY TENAGLIA LEGENDARY CLUB MIX) BLACK BOX - EVERYBODY EVERYBODY KRUSH - HOUSE ARREST DOUBLE DEE FEAT DANY - FOUND LOVE (DANNY TENAGLIA'S INTERNATIONAL MIX) CECE ROGERS - SOMEDAY FRANKIE KNUCKLES - LET THE MUSIC (USE YOU)[FRANKIE KNUCKLES 12" PRODUCTION] FAST EDDIE - CAN U DANCE STEVE "SILK" HURLEY - JACK YOUR BODY (1986 CLUB MIX) JINNY - KEEP WARM (EXTENDED MIX) HARDRIVE - DEEP INSIDE TECHNOTRONIC - PUMP UP THE JAM BIZARRE INC FEAT DANY - I'M GONNA GET YOU N JOI - ANTHEM BIZARRE INC - PLAYING WITH KNIVES (QUADRANT MIX) BABY D - LET ME BE YOUR FANTASY

Welcome to MixBus - a series of exclusive podcasts featuring the worlds best Producers, Mixers, and engineers talking about their careers and their approach to music.Songwriter & producer Pascal Gabriel’s career has spanned 30 years so far, from S-Express’s number 1 hit ‘Theme from S-Express’, Bomb The Bass’s landmark album ‘Beat Dis’, EMF’s multi-platinum ‘Schubert Dip’, Dido’s mega-selling ‘Here With Me’ and ‘No Angel’, to later hits with Kylie, Ladyhawke, Will Young, Goldfrapp, Marina and the Diamonds, Miss Kittin, Little Boots and more recent releases including Emma Louise‘s second album ‘Supercry’, as well as The Temper Trap‘s latest album ‘Thick As Thieves’.The first album from Pascal’s newest project ‘Stubbleman‘ is an ambient, electronic soundscape that amazes and delights in equal measure. Pascal welcome to MixBus..  The success of this series depends on people hearing it so don’t forget to tell your friends and remember to give it a 5 star rating. Please subscribe on your podcast platform of choice to make sure you don’t miss out on future episodes, special offers and promotions. Find out more at kpmixbus.com and follow us on Facebook.com/kpmixbus and @kpmixbus on Instagram and Twitter. Do join me for the next episode..Hope you enjoy the show.  This episode is brought to you in association with KMR Audio, the UK’s leading independent pro audio retailer and recorded and mixed in Association with Audient and the ID44, Audio Technica and Filepass.com, file sharing built specifically for the audio industry.Theme Music by Justin Canton. Logo by Richard Portman 

THE BLAZE - Somewhere GAME GENIE SOKOLOV - Beyond Io DUKE DUMONT - Therapy RADIO ROSSI - Lux ROMANE SANTARELLI - Log lady NIICOLAS GODIN - The border (Pierre Rousseau Remix) MOLECULE - Reminescence THYLACINE - Alda ARANDEL - Hommage to J.S. BACH MIRAGE CLUB - Communication MIRAGE CLUB - Horizontal MIRAGE CLUB - Tropical z S-EXPRESS - Theme from S-Express

Christmas Mix 2019 25/12/2019 House & Dance Classics 2 Hours Whitney Houston - Love Will Sing It Back (Jet Boot Jack 2019 Remix) Ultra Nate-Free (Jet Boot Jack Remix) Cleptomaniacs-All I Do (feat Bryan Chambers - Dr Packer remix) Shawn Christopher - Don't Lose The Magic (David Morales Club Mix) Cunnie Williams Feat. Monie Love - Saturday The Tamperer - Feel It Clubland - Hold On (Tighter To Love) (To Die For Mix) Gadjo Ft Alexandra Prince-So Many Times (Kenny Hayes Sunshine Funk Mix) Praise Cats - Shined On Me (Charles J Remix) Felix da Housecat-Music is my Life (Andrey Vakulenko Remix) Martin Solveig-Jealousy (Club mix) Inner City-Good Life 2017 (Extended Mix) Tori Amos - Professional Widow (Erick Decks Rework) Ida Corr vs. Fedde Le Grand - Let Me Think About It (Rudeejay & Da Brozz 2K17 Mix) Armand Van Helden - My My My extended JUSTICE - DANCE [MANIMAL, BRUNO BE, OWNBOSS] Ron Carroll-Lucky Star (Extended Version) Everything But The Girl - Missing (Extended Mix By Fuvi Clan) Stardust - Music Sounds Better With You (Luca Debonaire Remix) Cece Peniston Vs Calippo - Finally (Jd Live Opener Mash Up) Royal House - Can You Party (Peter Brown Private Edit 2017) Bizarre Inc - Playin With Knives (Low Steppa Edit) Duke Dumont Need U 100% feat A_M_E Modjo - Lady (Hear Me Tonight) (Hear Me Tonight) Moony - Dove (I'll Be Loving You) (Club Mix) Tim Deluxe feat Sam Obernik - It Just Wont Do (Daarnell Private Edit) S'Express - Theme from S-Express

MaXXimiXX, le miXX des années MaXXimum est de retour !  Au programme de cet épisode, retrouvez Adeva, Janet Jackson, Opus III, S Express, The KLF et beaucoup d'autres surprises. Pump up the volume and back in the 90's...

Playlist : Nicola Cruz, Hermetics - Ossidiana (Hermetics remix) Panthers Krause - If U.A. Toto Chiavetta - Ederlezi Shield Robytek - Habanera (dOP & Rothko Ensemble remix) Adana Twins, Ridoutt - D.J.A.M.H. S’Express - Theme from S’Express La Femme - Runway Fango - Lento David Duriez - Crank (Plastic Tracks Re-Rub - previously unreleased bandcamp exclusive) Hardfloor - Acperience 1

Playlist : Nicola Cruz, Hermetics - Ossidiana (Hermetics remix) Panthers Krause - If U.A. Toto Chiavetta - Ederlezi Shield Robytek - Habanera (dOP & Rothko Ensemble remix) Adana Twins, Ridoutt - D.J.A.M.H. S’Express - Theme from S’Express La Femme - Runway Fango - Lento David Duriez - Crank (Plastic Tracks Re-Rub - previously unreleased bandcamp exclusive) Hardfloor - Acperience 1

It’s the David & Sue “80’s One Hit Wonders” Request Hour. Think Irene Cara, Sabrina, S’Express, Yazz and the Plastic Population plus more eighties songs and you’ve got the drift… And there’s even a special […] http://media.rawvoice.com/joy_driving/p/joy.org.au/fridaydrive/wp-content/uploads/sites/194/2019/11/191122-DavidSue-Request-One-Hits-80s.mp3 Podcast: Play in new window | Download (Duration: 52:29 — 48.1MB) Subscribe or Follow Us: Apple Podcasts | Android | Google Podcasts | Spotify | RSS The post REQUEST HOUR: It’s the “80’s One Hit Wonders” Request Hour #ListenNOW appeared first on Driving You Mad, Driving You Crazy.

I don´t always need to be hardcore underground electro banging, I can be pop and synthie and wavey as well! My dearest sister, Amy TNT, gave me the opportunity to play at her Perlon Party. Of course, you can´t go too hard on people who actually love Madonna and Kylie Minogue, so this is my Perlon Kosmic Kitten Set, a cosmic synth pop set like a mild cosmic breeze on a gay adult movie set on a tropical island on Neptune. Enjoy it! Tracklist: 1. Soviet - Keep Fit Electro 2. Donna Summer - Bad Girls (Boys Noize Club Mix) 3. Róisín Murphy - Incapable (Dimitri from Paris and Aeroplane Remix) 4. Corine - Marche nocturne (Pacific State Remix) 5. In Flagranti - Interdisciplinary (Mode Version) 6. Riton - Inside My Head (Aeroplane Remix) [feat. Meleka] 7. In Flagranti - Double Talk (Dinamo Azari III Remix) 8. S'Express - Theme from S'Express (12" Version) 9. Röyksopp - The Girl and The Robot (Joakim Remix) 10. Avalon Emerson - Quoi! (Tuff City Kids Clean Shave Mix) 11. LCD Soundsystem - Get Innocuous! (Soulwax rmx) 12. Simian Mobile Disco - Cruel Intentions (feat. Beth Ditto) 13. Aeroplane - Whispers (Original Mix) 14. Shura - White Light (Blonde's Acid Trip Remix) 15. Robyn - Ever Again (Soulwax Remix) 16. Tracey Thorn - Why Does The Wind (Michel Cleis Remix) 17. Shit Robot - Take 'Em Up (John Talabot Remix) 18. Ray Mang - Big Bambu (Bamboo Beats) 19. Jürgen Paape - So Weit Wie Noch Nie 20. Lifelike - So Electric 21. Goldfrapp - Alive (Joakim Remix) 22. SFire - Sfire 6 23. Bat for Lashes - Pearl's Dream

Who claims to have had his way with 3000 foxtresses! Which trio used to earn a living by singing in churches to sell Kirby vacuum cleaners and sticking roses on dogs in toy factories? Which pop star thinks the Proclaimers look like two martians? It’s all here in this week’s Chart Trivia on 2nd September 1988! Starring Gloria Estefan & Miami Sound Machine, Yazz & The Plastic Population, Kim Wilde, Kylie Minogue, Guns ’N’ Roses, S Express and a cast of thousands!

Old School Pop/Rock/Hip Hop/Funk/Soul/House.   This one's all over the place in terms of styles... It's a recording of a live party mix for Matt & Mel's wedding reception guests... And it's pretty solid in terms of execution apart from having to deal with a few drunken guests attacking the DJ booth (Volvo Tom & Steve O'Neill) but these bits add to the flavour... Anyhow take a look at the tracklist: it's pretty diverse... A balancing act between playing songs people know and keeping it fun to mix and playing a bunch of genres in one set... 3 hours of party tunes including one unknown random speed garage track from Tony near the end... Here's to married life!   George Baker - Little Green Bag, Marvin Gaye - Got To Give It Up, Robin Thicke & Pharrell Williams - Blurred Lines, Mark Ronson - Uptown Funk (feat. Bruno Mars), Rick James - Super Freak, MC Hammer - You Can't Touch This, Michael Jackson - Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough (original demo from 1978), Michael Jackson - Don't Stop 'Til You Get Enough, Ennio Moricone - The Good, The Bad And The Ugly (Main Theme), David Bowie - Fashion, Daryl Hall & John Oates - I Can't Go For That (No Can Do), Snap - The Power, Led Zeppelin Vs. Gramatik - Stairway To Hip - Hop Heaven, Gramatik - The Swing Of Justice, En Vogue - My Lovin' [You're Never Gonna Get It], Eric B And Rakim - Paid in Full (Coldcut Mix), The O'Jays - For the Love of Money, Young MC - Know How, Lou Reed - Walk On The Wild Side, A Tribe Called Quest - Can I Kick It?, Rob Base & DJ Ez Rock3 - It Takes Two, Sir Mix-a-lot - I Like Big Buts, Queen - Fat Bottomed Girls, Soft Cell - Tainted Love - Where Did Our Love Go? [12' Mix], Depeche Mode - Just Can't Get Enough, New Order - The Beach, New Order - Blue Monday, S'Express - Theme from S'Express, The Trammps - Disco Inferno, Spandau Ballet - True (Song), PM Dawn - Set Adrift On Memory Bliss (1991), Alison Valentine - Peanut Butter (Moon Boots Mix), Montell Jordan - This Is How We Do It, Sugarhill Gang - Rapper's Delight (4AM Mix), Queen - Another One Bites the Dust, Sly & the Family Stone - Thank You (Falettinme Be Mice Elf Agin), Stevie Wonder - Sir Duke, Stevie Wonder - Pastime Paradise, Coolio - Gangsters Paradise, Tupac - I Get Around, Mase - Feel So Good, A Tribe Called Quest - Check The Rhyme, LL Cool J - Doin It, Elvis Presley - Baby, Let's Play House, Whitey - Leave Them All Behind (Re - Edited By The Glimmertwins), Roxy Music - Angel Eyes (The Glimmers Mix), MGMT - Electric Feel (Prince Language Remix) (Them Jeans Warmth), Jaydee - Plastic Dreams, Shadow Child & Doorly - Piano Weapon, Armand Van Helden - You Don't Even Know Me, (Unknown) - Random Speed Garage Track, The Smiths - How Soon is Now?, Massive Attack - Unfinished Sympathy (Perfecto Mix by Paul Oakenfold) , Stealers Wheel - Stuck in the Middle With You (Funk Ferret Edit) , Michael Jackson - Billie Jean

**VJ Gary & The Pac To The 80's Replay On www.traxfm.org. This Week This Week We Delve Into The Trax FM Vaults For Gary's Show From The 3rd September 2018, (2018? It Seems Long Right?). Featuring Duran Duran, Billy Joel, Propaganda, Inner City, Post Malone, Evelyn Thomas, Robert Howard & Kym Mazelle, S-Express. The Triple Tracker From Aretha Franklin. The Top Of The Pops Year Is The 3rd September 1980 With Tracks From Bad manners, Tom Browne, The Clash, Piranhas, Kelly Marie, The Jam…& More. The After Party Mix Is A Lovely Funk N Soul Mix Too! You'll Love It! Catch VJ Gary & The Pac To The 80's Show Every Sunday From 9PM UK Time The Station: www.traxfm.org #traxfm #retro #pop #80s #danceclassics #soul #funk #cheese #inthemix #80sballads #exclusive #remixes #PacToThe80s #topofthepops Listen Here: www.traxfm.org Free Trax FM Android App: https://play.google.com/store/apps/details?id=net.traxfmradio.ba.a6bcb The Trax FM Facebook Page : https://www.facebook.com/original103.3/ OnLine Radio Box: http://onlineradiobox.com/uk/trax/?cs=uk.trax Tune In Radio : https://tunein.com/radio/Trax-FM-s225176/ Radio Deck: http://www.radiodeck.com/radio/5a09e2de87e3370db06d44dc Radio.Net: http://traxfmlondon.radio.net/ Stream Radio : http://streema.com/radios/Trax_FM..The_Originals Live Online Radio: http://www.liveonlineradio.net/english/trax-fm-103-3.htm **

Click to watch the making of the mix https://www.facebook.com/recordreplay/videos/543641472786121 Anomalous DJ presents our latest £10 mixtape, combining myriad bargain delights from the likes of Leftfield, Coldcut, Altered Natives, M/A/R/R/S, K-Hand and S-Express, plundered at Flashback in Shoreditch, London. RecordReplay is a video + podcast series inviting DJs to create an hour-long mix using a £10 second-hand record shop budget.

Greg S is back at the helm for his 3rd Bonzai Basik Beats guest spot and, once again we’re in for a real treat thanks to this guy’s intelligent tune selection and masterful mixing skills. Since 2012 he has been wowing his audience with quality sets at Belgium’s top clubs and festivals. He signed with Bonzai recently and has already delivered two superb tracks on our Bonzai Progressive imprint and he is fast becoming a regular fixture at our events. Today’s mix has a retro theme which features tracks and remixes from Energy 52, Junior Jack, Fatima Yamaha, S’ Express, Detlef, Sam Paganini, Maceo Plex, Carl Cox and many more. 1º Charles D Feat. John Soul - Deepen The Noise (Greg S. Remix) 2º Greg S. - Regrets (Stan Kolev Remix) 3º Energy 52 - Cafe Del Mar (Tale Of Us Renaissance Remix) 4º Junior Jack - Thrill Me (Original Mix) 5º Wankelmut & Anna Leyne - Show You (Club Mix) 6º Ninetoes - Finder (Carl Cox Remix) 7º Fatima Yamaha - What's A Girl To Do (Original Mix) 8º Ferreck Dawn & Robosonic - In Arms (Original Mix) 9º Honey Dijon Feat. Sam Sparro - Stars (Cosmic Energy Dub) 10º S' Express - Theme From S'express (Detlef Remix) 11º Adam Beyer & Bart Skils - Your Mind (Original Mix) 12º Sam Paganini - Rave (Original Mix) 13º Luuk Van Dijk - Parallax (Original Mix) 14º Demarzo - Another Day (Original Mix) 15º Maceo Plex - Conjure Dreams (Original Mix) 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

Pop 80 - 1988 Greatest HitsOriginal Popolare Network radioshow on podcast**Pop80 - le più belle canzoni del 1988 **Playlist: 1. New Order, Blue Monday2. Public Enemy, Don't Believe the Hype3. Jovanotti, Gimme five [Italian Top Charts]4. S-Express, Theme from S-Express5. Pasadenas, Tribute6. Gipsy Kings, Bamboleo7. Edie Brickell and The New Bohemians, What I Am8. Litfiba, Tex [Italian Top Charts]9. Ice-T, Colors [Movie Star]Pop 80, Radio Popolare, Milano. Ⓒ2018-2022 Giordano Di Fiorewww.giordanodifiore.com

Playlist: 1. New Order, Blue Monday..2. Public Enemy, Don’t Believe the Hype..3. Jovanotti, Gimme five..4. S-Express, Theme from S-Express..5. Pasadenas, Tribute..6. Gipsy Kings, Bamboleo..7. Edie Brickell and The New Bohemians, What I Am..8. Litfiba, Tex..9. Ice-T, Colors

Playlist: 1. New Order, Blue Monday..2. Public Enemy, Don’t Believe the Hype..3. Jovanotti, Gimme five..4. S-Express, Theme from S-Express..5. Pasadenas, Tribute..6. Gipsy Kings, Bamboleo..7. Edie Brickell and The New Bohemians, What I Am..8. Litfiba, Tex..9. Ice-T, Colors

TIGER STRIPES on: - Facebook: www.facebook.com/tigerstripesmusic - SoundCloud: @tiger-stripes - Instagram: www.instagram.com/tigerstripesmusic/ HOW I MET THE BASS on: - Facebook: www.facebook.com/howimetthebass - Twitter: www.twitter.com/howimetthebass - Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/HowIMetTheBass 3 QUESTIONS to TIGER STRIPES: Q: Lets talk about your mix. It´s quite much of Breakbeats in the early days. So how did you meet the bass? Yes I tried to include artist’s and styles music production that has been leading the way to how my music is sounding today. A: After listening to synth pop, new wave and Italo Disco as a 10 year old, I met the deeper bass in the end of 1980’s discovering act’s from a mixture of the Brittish and US dance scene’s. I bought every release from a series of compilations called ”Deep Heat” where act’s like S’Express and Humanoid shared vinyl with deeper US house pioneers like Mr Fingers, Joe Smooth and early Detroit techno from the likes of Kevin Saunderson and Derrick May. I was living in a tiny place but took the train to the bigger cities that had record stores selling dance music. The guy behind the desk would hand me hand me act's I’ve included in my mix, like Soul II Soul and Shamen. I moved on from this to Hip Hop being obsessed with collecting Public Enemy. I had made some dance music on the Atari we had at my school and I had some cheap synthesizers at home but with guitar as my main instrument it wasn’t until I heard Stone Roses ”Fools Gold” I found a scene that I felt I could be part of as a musician. So inspired by all the Madchester bands as well as guitar bands like My Bloody Valentine I started my own Indie band and got my first record deal. At this time I also started to DJ, keeping my love for dance music intact. I started a club night playing Northern Soul and Rare groove as a DJ and went on forward to DJ House and Techno. I was doing big club nights in Stockholm every weekend bringing in DJ’s like Kerri Chandler, François Kevorkian and DJ Deep. And this is also when I started to produce House and Techno. So yeah, things has just moved on from those days to where I am today. Q: You´re a pioneer of the modern music industry, releasing music for about 15 years yet. How would you describe your own development? A: Most of my first DJ heroes were very eclectic, mixing up soulful House tracks with Detroit Techno and throwing in some classics in the mix as well. So right from the start I was producing both electronic and organic stuff. I wanted to do everything at the same time I guess, and sometimes it got a bit confusing. But through the years my sound has melted together a little bit. I still do House but with a touch of Techno and I still do Techno but with a touch of house but everything sounds like Tiger Stripes. I feel it took me 10 years of producing until I fully understood how to produce dance music. And I actually feel I have never been better than right here, right now. Q: Which future TS projects are on the way, what can we expect for 2019? A: I never plan that far ahead and right now I have not got a single release in the pipeline. But once I have a good idea I’m a quick worker. All my best tracks are more or less made in a day or two. And I’m lucky to have some of the best labels in the world standing more or less ready to listen when I have something ready to play. I also run my own label, Strange Idols and so far I have released great music from artists like The Persuader, Markus Enochson, VONDA7 and Kristin Velvet to name a few. But I have not released an original Tiger Stripes track. So for the 10th release, SIR010, I’m planning to release a collaboration between myself and Markus Enochson. He has made some really cool sounds and recorded some top vocals and now we will put our brains together and make a full track out of it. Stay tuned!

TRACKLISTING KILL’S MIX 238 The Chainsmokers, Emily Warren, Don Diablo, Martin Garrix - Ocean Effects (Dj Punzo Private Edit) David Guetta, R3Hab Vs. Afrojack - Don't Leave Me Alone (Kastra Edit) Dj Snake - Taki Taki (Adrien Toma Remix) Martin Solveig - My Love (Dillon Francis Remix) Tommy Marcus & Maxim Leity - Like I Used To (Vinny Coradello ReMix) Sandro Silva & Quintino - Epic (Garmiani Remix) Bon Jovi Vs Gregor salto- It’s My Life Selena Gomez & Marshmello Vs Steve Aoki, Chris Lake, Tujamo Vs Eurythmics Vs Jax Jones - Boneless Wolves Don't Know Sweet Dreams (Djs From Mars Club Bootleg) Dynoro & Gigi D Agostino - In My Mind (Nejtrino & Baur Rework) Tiesto & Foreigner & Laidback Luke - Cold Ice Jackie Chan Sean Paul, Zoofunktion Vs. Deorro, Makj, & Quintino - Get Busy (Kastra Knockout Edit) Tiesto & Matisse & Sadko - Dawnbreaker Tujamo Ft. Karen Harding - With U (Extended Mix) Dazz, Calvo Ft. K.O. - Wind Me Up (Extended Mix) Tom & Jame vs We AM - Zone Mark Villa - Riptide (Extended Mix) CLASSIC OF THE WEEK S’EXPRESS - Theme from S’Express

Joey Negro is the most well-known pseudonym of master British DJ/producer/remixer Dave Lee. Under a plethora of other monikers including Akabu, Doug Willis, The Sunburst Band, Jakatta, Raven Maize, Sessomatto, and Z Factor, Dave was one of the first artists to incorporate disco samples in house music when he began his production career in 1988. Indeed, he was in the studio making credible British House music when many luminaries around him were still busy getting to grips with their decks. Little has changed since then and Dave is still widely regarded as one of the forefathers of the UK dance scene who is still as productive as ever in the studio and behind the decks most weekends. A producer first, his work ethic is legendry, having been involved in well over 300 productions, countless albums and a healthy stack of pop crossover hit singles with tracks such as ‘Must Be The Music’, ‘Make A Move On Me’ and Jakatta’s ‘American Dream” making the UK Top 10. Dave has also been commissioned to remix the likes of Kelly Rowland, Empire of the Sun, Mariah Carey, Labrynth, Pet Shop Boys, Diana Ross and many many more. He also conceived and produced the UK number 1 “Relight My Fire” by Take That. However, despite the crossover successes the majority of Dave’s productions have had the heart in underground clubland – with releases on many seminal house music labels – Transmat, Nu Groove, Quark, JBO, Azuli, Deconstruction Guidance & NRK. Intrinsically linked with the birth of house in the UK, Dave Lee set up the dance music division of Rough Trade, Demix in 1986 and through this link, he began working with the Rhythm King label, which had had a number of hits with acts like Bomb The Bass, S-Express, Cookie Crew and Beatmasters. This experience and intimacy with other leading house labels led to him establishing his own imprint, Republic Records, in 1988. Now defunct, Republic was one of the UK’s first soulful house label releasing classics such as Phase II “Reachin” and Turntable Orchestra “You’re Gonna Miss Me” - as well as some early productions of his own like Raven Maize “Forever Together” Joey Negro, as an entity, was born in 1990 with the release of “Do It Believe It’ on US cult house label Nu Groove. When struggling for an act name Dave flicked through a pile of records next to his desk and ending up putting together Pal Joey and J Walter Negro - “I thought it sounded like a cool hispanic New York guy, I certainly never envisaged I’d be answering to the name Joey 25 years later”. The track was a breakthrough success and was followed by ‘Do What You Feel’, which was released on his second label and successor to Republic, Z Records. ‘Do What You Feel’ eventually crossed from a club hit to a top 40 pop hit on Virgin Records. Another Top 40 track followed with “Love Fantasy” and an album “Universe of Love” with guest appearances from disco acts The Trammps and Gwen Gutherie. Throughout the 90/00’s Dave delivered a constant stream of productions and remixes with tracks like his “Can’t Get High Without U” and Z Factor “Gotta Keep Pushin” (used as the theme for Ibiza Uncovered) becoming anthems on the dancefloor. These days his label ZR is not only a vehicle for him to release his own music but has become a very cool brand featuring productions and remixes from both cutting edge and established producers like Dennis Ferrer, Jimpster, Henrik Schwarz, The Revenge and Frankie Knuckles. Dave’s work producing live disco act The Sunburst Band has been the source of much praise and adoration. Their fourth album ‘The Secret Life of Us’ from 2012 was yet another power house of all things soul, jazz, and funk featuring a host of live musicians and vocalists has been widely regarded as the strongest Sunburst album yet. The LP topped the Solar Sweet rhythms for over 2 months (a record), Starpoint Soul chart, Amazon Funk chart and has received across the board props. The band continue to tour around the world on a regular basis. Dave has remained an avid vinyl collector and has put together many genre defining compilations – ‘Disco (Not Disco)’ (Strut), ‘Joey Negro In The House’ (Defected), ‘Disco Spectrum’ Vol.1–3 (BBE), ‘Jumpin’ 1& 2 (Harmless), Southport Weekender Volume 1, ‘Nite:Life’ and ‘Back In The Box’ (NRK) ‘The Trip’ (Family Records) ‘The Voyage – Excursions into Early House’ (X Treme) & ‘Lust: Art & Soul’ (Susu). Whilst on ZR he’s compiled ‘Destination Boogie’, ‘Locked In The Vinyl Cellar’, ‘Supafunkanova’ ‘The Soul of Disco’ (Vol.1-3), ‘Back Street Brit Funk’ and the latest labour of love ‘GoGo Get Down’ that focused on Washington DC GoGo funk, all of which continue to further cement him as one of the UK’s foremost musical authorities. Not wanting to hog all the limelight, Dave has started the ‘Under The Influence’ series on ZR which gives a platform to some of the worlds most serious record collectors – unknown names who’ve spent their lives collecting music and have the knowledge to put together a wicked selection on previously unheard music. His discography is undoubtedly impressive and his deep understanding as a selector of all things disco and house on the dancefloor have ensured his status on the global DJ circuit worldwide to this day. Joey Negro's dj sets reflect his extensive love of music ranging from rare disco through to vocal and classic house and often into more deep, electronic and techy areas, his sets littered with exclusives, old and new. Where as many producers from his era have tended to ease off on the studio work Mr Lee keeps turning out the club hits, evident in 2012 when he had 5 releases in the Traxsource end of year top 100. 2013 saw his long awaited compilation ‘Remixed With Love’ hit the stores. Packed with brand new remixes of classic disco tracks all reworked from original 24 track tapes and including artists such as Roxy Music, Patrice Rushen & Roy Ayers, the album topped sales charts on Amazon and Juno and stayed at No.1 on Traxsource for 4 months. His Akabu track "Everybody Wants Something" also featured in many end of year ‘best of’ charts. Joey has kept the pressure on in 2014 with singles under his Z Factor, Doug Willis and Sunburst Band aliases plus remixes for Zo! and Tramhead. He also put together and released a universally applauded Italo House album which dug deep into house history delivering some forgotten gems that still sound great today. Looking forward to next year there are already three albums lined up - Supafunkanova Volume 2, Remixed With Love Vol. 2 and a stunning compilation of 90s House and Garage. Also look out for a new artist album from Joey Negro coming soon... For all booking enquiries please email simon AT zrecords DOT ltd DOT uk

Joey Negro is the most well-known pseudonym of master British DJ/producer/remixer Dave Lee. Under a plethora of other monikers including Akabu, Doug Willis, The Sunburst Band, Jakatta, Raven Maize, Sessomatto, and Z Factor, Dave was one of the first artists to incorporate disco samples in house music when he began his production career in 1988. Indeed, he was in the studio making credible British House music when many luminaries around him were still busy getting to grips with their decks. Little has changed since then and Dave is still widely regarded as one of the forefathers of the UK dance scene who is still as productive as ever in the studio and behind the decks most weekends. A producer first, his work ethic is legendry, having been involved in well over 300 productions, countless albums and a healthy stack of pop crossover hit singles with tracks such as ‘Must Be The Music’, ‘Make A Move On Me’ and Jakatta’s ‘American Dream” making the UK Top 10. Dave has also been commissioned to remix the likes of Kelly Rowland, Empire of the Sun, Mariah Carey, Labrynth, Pet Shop Boys, Diana Ross and many many more. He also conceived and produced the UK number 1 “Relight My Fire” by Take That. However, despite the crossover successes the majority of Dave’s productions have had the heart in underground clubland – with releases on many seminal house music labels – Transmat, Nu Groove, Quark, JBO, Azuli, Deconstruction Guidance & NRK. Intrinsically linked with the birth of house in the UK, Dave Lee set up the dance music division of Rough Trade, Demix in 1986 and through this link, he began working with the Rhythm King label, which had had a number of hits with acts like Bomb The Bass, S-Express, Cookie Crew and Beatmasters. This experience and intimacy with other leading house labels led to him establishing his own imprint, Republic Records, in 1988. Now defunct, Republic was one of the UK’s first soulful house label releasing classics such as Phase II “Reachin” and Turntable Orchestra “You’re Gonna Miss Me” - as well as some early productions of his own like Raven Maize “Forever Together” Joey Negro, as an entity, was born in 1990 with the release of “Do It Believe It’ on US cult house label Nu Groove. When struggling for an act name Dave flicked through a pile of records next to his desk and ending up putting together Pal Joey and J Walter Negro - “I thought it sounded like a cool hispanic New York guy, I certainly never envisaged I’d be answering to the name Joey 25 years later”. The track was a breakthrough success and was followed by ‘Do What You Feel’, which was released on his second label and successor to Republic, Z Records. ‘Do What You Feel’ eventually crossed from a club hit to a top 40 pop hit on Virgin Records. Another Top 40 track followed with “Love Fantasy” and an album “Universe of Love” with guest appearances from disco acts The Trammps and Gwen Gutherie. Throughout the 90/00’s Dave delivered a constant stream of productions and remixes with tracks like his “Can’t Get High Without U” and Z Factor “Gotta Keep Pushin” (used as the theme for Ibiza Uncovered) becoming anthems on the dancefloor. These days his label ZR is not only a vehicle for him to release his own music but has become a very cool brand featuring productions and remixes from both cutting edge and established producers like Dennis Ferrer, Jimpster, Henrik Schwarz, The Revenge and Frankie Knuckles. Dave’s work producing live disco act The Sunburst Band has been the source of much praise and adoration. Their fourth album ‘The Secret Life of Us’ from 2012 was yet another power house of all things soul, jazz, and funk featuring a host of live musicians and vocalists has been widely regarded as the strongest Sunburst album yet. The LP topped the Solar Sweet rhythms for over 2 months (a record), Starpoint Soul chart, Amazon Funk chart and has received across the board props. The band continue to tour around the world on a regular basis. Dave has remained an avid vinyl collector and has put together many genre defining compilations – ‘Disco (Not Disco)’ (Strut), ‘Joey Negro In The House’ (Defected), ‘Disco Spectrum’ Vol.1–3 (BBE), ‘Jumpin’ 1& 2 (Harmless), Southport Weekender Volume 1, ‘Nite:Life’ and ‘Back In The Box’ (NRK) ‘The Trip’ (Family Records) ‘The Voyage – Excursions into Early House’ (X Treme) & ‘Lust: Art & Soul’ (Susu). Whilst on ZR he’s compiled ‘Destination Boogie’, ‘Locked In The Vinyl Cellar’, ‘Supafunkanova’ ‘The Soul of Disco’ (Vol.1-3), ‘Back Street Brit Funk’ and the latest labour of love ‘GoGo Get Down’ that focused on Washington DC GoGo funk, all of which continue to further cement him as one of the UK’s foremost musical authorities. Not wanting to hog all the limelight, Dave has started the ‘Under The Influence’ series on ZR which gives a platform to some of the worlds most serious record collectors – unknown names who’ve spent their lives collecting music and have the knowledge to put together a wicked selection on previously unheard music. His discography is undoubtedly impressive and his deep understanding as a selector of all things disco and house on the dancefloor have ensured his status on the global DJ circuit worldwide to this day. Joey Negro's dj sets reflect his extensive love of music ranging from rare disco through to vocal and classic house and often into more deep, electronic and techy areas, his sets littered with exclusives, old and new. Where as many producers from his era have tended to ease off on the studio work Mr Lee keeps turning out the club hits, evident in 2012 when he had 5 releases in the Traxsource end of year top 100. 2013 saw his long awaited compilation ‘Remixed With Love’ hit the stores. Packed with brand new remixes of classic disco tracks all reworked from original 24 track tapes and including artists such as Roxy Music, Patrice Rushen & Roy Ayers, the album topped sales charts on Amazon and Juno and stayed at No.1 on Traxsource for 4 months. His Akabu track "Everybody Wants Something" also featured in many end of year ‘best of’ charts. Joey has kept the pressure on in 2014 with singles under his Z Factor, Doug Willis and Sunburst Band aliases plus remixes for Zo! and Tramhead. He also put together and released a universally applauded Italo House album which dug deep into house history delivering some forgotten gems that still sound great today. Looking forward to next year there are already three albums lined up - Supafunkanova Volume 2, Remixed With Love Vol. 2 and a stunning compilation of 90s House and Garage. Also look out for a new artist album from Joey Negro coming soon... For all booking enquiries please email simon AT zrecords DOT ltd DOT uk

1-Joe Smooth – Promise Land 2-Inner City - Big Fun 3-Ralphi Rosarioa – I Want You 4-Richie Rich – Salsa House 5-Mac Thornill – Who´s Gonna Ease The Presure 6-Lil´Louis – French Kiss 7-Mickey Oliver – In-Ten-Si-T 8-Hithouse – Jack To the sound of the Underground 9-Farley Jack Master Funk – Love Can´t Turn Around 10-Adventures of Stevie V – Dirty Cash 11-JM Silk – Shadows Of Your Love 12-Technotronic – Pum Up The Jam 13-The Todd Terry Project – Weekend 14-LNR – Work It To The Bone 15-S- Express – Theme from S´Express 16-Coldcut – Doctorin´The House 17-Coldcut feat Lisa Stansfield – People Hold On 18-Black Box – Ride on Time 20-MARSS – Pum Up The Volume 21-Inner City – Good Life 22-Mr Fingers – Can You Feel It 23-Double Trouble – Street Tuff 24-Raul Orellana – The Real Wild House 25-Ten City – That´s The Way Love Is 26-Frankie Knuckles You Love 27-Marshall Jefferson – Move your Body 28-Jungle Brothers – I´ll House You 29-Kraze – The Party 30-808 State – Pacific State 31-We Papa Girl Rappers – Heat It Up 32-Daft Punk – Around The world 33-Josh Wink – Higher State Of Consciousness 34-Nintoes – Finder 35-Gregory Porter – Liquid Spirit 36-Michel Gray – The Weekend 37-Ministers De La Funk – Believe 38-Soulsearcher – Can´t Get Enough 39-Alison Limerick - Where Love lives (Come On In) 40-Nightcrawlers – Pust tHE Feeling On 41-Mousse T – Horny 42-Milk & Sugar – Let The Sun Shine 43-Faithless – Insomnia 44-Chemical Brothers – Hey boy Hey Girl 45-Daft Punk – One More Time 46-Starsailor – Four To The Flour 47-Phats & Small – Turn Around (Hey What´s Wrong) 48-Mighty Dub Katz – Magic Carpet Ride 49-Milk & Sugar vs De´Lacy – Hideway 50-Ame – Rej 51-Tube & Berger – Imprint OF Plseasure 52-Harry Choo Choo Romero – Night @ The Black

Apologies for the delay, it was an incredibly busy time in the run up to Christmas. Here we have a selection of some of my favourite tracks from October, including a fresh remix of one of the early. So many great releases in the last month, it's a shame I only had an hour to play with! Enjoy and please please please share, comment, favourite etc. Your support is much appreciated XTracklisting:1Flesh Worldby Coeo2Memphis Jam (feat Kool Keith)by Purple Disco Machine3Afro Chemyby Riccio4This Is A House Recordby Saison5You Don't Feel Enoughby Sam Irl6Return To The Deepby Kevin Yost, Peter Funk7Step On Itby PEZNT8Theme From S'Express (Detlef remix)by S'express9Barrump (Billy Kenny remix)by Claude VonStroke10Everything (Timmy Regisfordas Re-Touch)by Noelle11Latinos En Miamiby George Acosta, Clinton Cartelhttps://s3.eu-west-2.amazonaws.com/ohmcast/OHMCast+Episode+9+-+October+17.mp3

Nov 2017 | All Things House / Garage / Top 5 / Future Floor Fillers / RnB / DnB and More. An action packed episode! Check the website for downloads and more: https://www.djrichiedon.com - Enjoy! Podcast Intro Till The Sun Rise Up - Bob Sinclar ft Akon Havana - Charlie Lane Remix ft Camila Cabello + Young Thug Replay - Ku De Ta Remix ft Iyaz Lady - Ben Rainey Remix ft Modjo Rhythm Is A Dancer - Brandon Stevenson Remix ft Snap A Deeper Love - TRP + REZA Remix ft Aretha Franklin Wild Thoughts - Cutmore Music Sounds Better Re Edit ft DJ Khaled Make Love - Joe Stone Billie Jean - DJ Dark + MD Remix ft Michael Jackson Milkshake - Richie Don Edit ft Kelis vs Jason Reilly Just Won't Do - Craig Knight + Studio Cross Remix ft Tim Deluxe 17 - MK Creepin' - CID 2U - Tujamo Remix ft David Guetta + Justin Bieber >> UK Garage: Heartline - Conducta Remix ft Craig David Bouncing Flow Remix - K2 Family One More Time - BENZI Alone Bootleg ft Daft Punk >> November Top 5 Club Bangers: 5. Aladdin - Brunelle Remix ft Not3s 4. Theme From S'Express - Richie Don Edit ft S'Express vs Detlef 3. Bodak Yellow - Sammy Porter Remix ft Cardi B 2. Man's Not Hot - MDB Remix ft Big Shaq 1. Mi Gente - Cedric Gervais Remix ft J Balvin + Willy William >> RnB: Tequila - The Champs Single Ladies - Richie Don Edit ft Beyonce vs Stavros Martina All That She Wants - Billy The Kit 2017 Remix ft Ace Of Base Mundian To Bach Ke - Kidd Spin U Don't Know Bootleg ft Panjabi MC Wonderwall - Cabuizee + Nikki X Remix ft Oasis >> Clubland Saturday Soundtrack: I Need A Painkiller - Armand Van Helden Vs Butter Rush Tha Wild Style - Freejak Remix ft DJ Supreme Run This Town - Riton Remix ft OFFAIAH + Shenseea More + More - Proper Tings + SBS Remix ft Tom Zanetti + K.O Kane Sunlight - Joel Corry ft Zoe Kypri A Different Way - Tall Boys Back Bootleg ft DJ Snake + Lauv Jack 2k17 - Kastra + WICKD See You Again - Proper Tings Bring The House - PBH + Jack Shizzle Ya Kidding - Fisher Ghost N Stuff - Matroda Remix ft Deadmau5 Dancing Is What To Do - Cutting Shapes ft Don Diablo Thriller - Steve Aoki Midnight Hour Remix ft Michael Jackson Waiting - Oliver Heldens + Throttle Hypnotize - PBH + Jack Shizzle Remix ft The Notorious B.I.G. Summer 99 - Richie Don Radio Edit - Tchami >> DnB: Lose Yourself - The Stickmen Mr Happy Bootleg ft Eminem Tetris - Bad Company UK Gold Dust - Autodidakt Remix vs DJ Fresh Outro Got an Iphone, Ipod or Ipad? Download the 'Podcast' app via the app store - search 'DJ Richie Don' and subscribe to receive future episodes automatically, for free, or search #Itunes #djrichiedon. #Watch the #Facebook Live shows fortnightly on Sundays @ 9pm. Like these sounds? Check out the new CD’s available at https://www.djrichiedon.com.

Updated (14 October 15:40 GMT) Bit of a milestone, as it's the 100th episode, I guess I should probably share a few thoughts, with you the listener. Dance music was my first love, the first type of music that I took seriously. Prior to that I would have been your typical kid who listened to pop music. We lived in a house where someone always had music on, be it the radio in the kitchen that my mother was listening to or emanating from all the rooms simultaneously upstairs. That all changed in 1988 during what was dubbed "The Second Summer of Love". There was a real air of optimism about. Life was changing and the music we were gravitating towards was reflecting this. It all felt new and exciting as a bona fide revolution in youth culture was taking place. It was rebellious and as a pre-pubescent I wanted a part of the action. The Cul-de-sac we lived in formed a natural congregation point for the kids in my neighbourhood and someone always had a stereo on as we played in "the square" as it was referred to. I decided to take up the mantle one afternoon and got my first taste of playing music selector to an audience. Naturally I was hooked. I was initially drawn to the sample based, 'Cut 'n' Paste' style of acts like Bomb The Bass, S'Express and Coldcut and anything I could hear via radio on Simon Young's Dance Show on 2FM and later Pete Tong's Essential selection on BBC Radio 1. I'd tape the shows and listen to them all week trying to track down the records I was hearing. This of course was pre-internet so what followed was a lot of humming in record shops to bemused staff. We had one of those old style record players in our house that could go down to 16 rpm and up to 78 rpm, on top of the usual 33 and 45 and my first foray into concocting mixes was making pause button tapes, messing about with the speeds of the various records in my collection and whatever else we had around the house. Which included my sister's Madonna, Janet Jackson and Gloria Estefan LP's along with a cache of vinyl, which my dad won playing poker, I was later informed. The collection he acquired included a lot of music that was alien to me at the time such as The Band and Pretty Purdie who had a song called 'Funky Donkey' that I developed a fondness for solely because of how absurd a song title it was. I investigated each record in the haul in the same manner that I still do today and put to one side the one's that stood out for me adding them to my stock. I also learned something valuable that day and that was; that, sometimes, it's worth going off the beaten track to discover music for yourself, as it can be extremely rewarding. In 1992 I started working part time, after school, saved up and got my first set of proper turntables. This was back in a time when Ireland's licensing laws were a bit lax and I started sneaking into nightclubs. This opened me up to a whole other world of music and I forged friendships that still hold strong to this day. I was well and truly bitten by the bug and decided that DJ'ng was the profession for me and by 1995 I was gigging regularly and making a living from something that started out as a passion. It's a passion that has never waned. Music still excites me as much now as it did then and I enjoy seeking out and listening to as much new music as I can. Everyday I hear something that blows my mind. So to the mix itself. I decided to take a look back at the history of dance music from the first nightclubs in Paris in the 1950's, to the Sound System culture of Jamaica in the 60's, on to the Discotheques and Block Parties of New York in the 70's, the House music of Chicago, Techno in Detroit, the Balearic Beat of Ibiza, the UK Rave scene in the 80's and beyond to what is now a global phenomenon. It's been fascinating for me to see how dance music evolved from disco to house to techno to drum n bass and mutated into 100's of sub genres and come full circle. History shows us how it's all cyclical and connected like one big organism. Dance music has had many names but only one purpose and that's to get you moving. Dancing is an inherent part of our DNA. It's primal, it unites and truly breaks down barriers. Nightclubs can be magical places transporting us to another dimension, away from the mundane and allows us forget about our troubles, even if only for a night. For this mix I've selected some of my four to the floor favourites. Cramming in as much as I could. There's nods here to seminal tracks and key figures in the evolution of it all. I've had many memorable moments to all these songs, they remind me of different points, places and people. They're tracks that will always hold a special place in my heart for a variety of reasons and in most cases are the best examples, for me, of the many flavours of club music. Thank you as always for lending me your ears, it's greatly appreciated. Right, let's have a party, shall we? 00:00 Friendly Fires/Au Revoir Simone- Paris (Aeroplane remix) 07:07 Daft Punk- da funk 10:52 Björk- big time sensuality (Justin Robertson remix) 18:08 The Crusaders- street life (Opolopo rebounce) 26:49 Jamiroquai- space cowboy (David Morales remix) 34:13 The Chemical Brothers- swoon (Lindstrøm/Prins Thomas remix) 41:50 The Beloved- deliver me (Robodisco dub) 48:10 Todd Terje- inspector norse 54:05 K-Klass- rhythm is a mystery 58:50 Lykke Li- I follow rivers (The Magician remix) 01:02:54 Alan Braxe/Fred Falke- running/intro 01:05:15 Groove Armada/Sunshine Anderson- easy 01:10:32 Gusto- disco's revenge (Mole Hole dirty mix) 01:14:33 Moloko- sing it back (Boris Dlugosch musical mix) 01:19:44 Luther Vandross- are you using me (Masters At Work 12' mix) 01:27:31 Kings of Tomorrow- finally (Dance Ritual mix) 01:35:03 Kim English- nite life (Bump classic mix) 01:40:16 Hercules & Love Affair- Blind (Frankie Knuckles remix) 01:47:28 Basement Jaxx- raindrops 01:50:52 Shakedown- at night 01:53:42 Cut La Roc- freeze 01:57:24 Armand Van Helden/Duane Harden- you don't know me 02:05:02 Jackie Moore- this time baby 02:08:24 Sub Sub/Melanie Williams- ain't no love (ain't no use) 02:13:28 Donna Summer- I feel love 02:18:45 Laurent Garnier- crispy bacon 02:23:40 Bedrock/KYO- for what you dream of(Full On Renaissance) 02:32:58 Rollo Goes Mystic- love,love,love (here I come)(Big mix) 02:40:15 Yeah Yeah Yeah's- heads will roll (A-Trak remix) 02:43:35 Liquid- sweet harmony 02:45:43 Rolando,The Aztec Mystic- knights of the jaguar 02:50:08 Underworld- cowgirl 02:57:48 Westbam- wizards of the sonic (Red Jerry remix) 03:04:34 DJ Misjah/DJ Tim- access 03:07:07 Cygnus X- the orange theme 03:10:35 The Prodigy- no good (start the dance) 03:16:46 Jungle Brothers- jungle brother (Urban Takeover remix) 03:20:11 DJ Zinc- ready or not 03:22:02 Natural Born Chillers- rock the funky beat 03:24:22 Ain't Armand 03:29:41 Fatboy Slim- right here, right now 03:35:11 Sister Sledge- lost in music (Dimitri from Paris remix) 03:42:34 The Streets- weak become heroes 03:47:52 Pet Shop Boys- left to my own devices 03:52:35 Fleetwood Mac- everywhere (Psychemagik edit)

"What About this Love" Larry Heard (born 1960, Chicago, Illinois) is a DJ, record producer and musician, widely known for the Chicago-based house music he produced during the mid-1980s and continues to produce today. He was a leader of the influential group Fingers Inc.and has recorded solo under various names, most notably Mr. Fingers. "Move Your Body ". Marshall Jefferson (born, 1959 in Chicago, Illinois) is an American musician, working in house music, in particular, the subgenres of Chicago house and deep house. Sometimes known as the father of house music, Jefferson was originally a record producer in the Universal Recording Studios in Chicago, where he met the owner of Trax Records, Larry Sherman. Jefferson's 1986 single for Trax, "Move Your Body (The House-Music Anthem)," the first house song to use piano, was a popular and influential song in the genre. S'Express (pronounced ess-express; sometimes spelt S'Xpress or S-Express; otherwise known as Victim of the Ghetto) were a British dance music act from the late 1980s, who had one of the earliest commercial successes in the acid house genre. "Theme from S'Express", based on Rose Royce's "Is It Love You're After", was also one of the earliest recordings to capitalize on a resurgence of sampling Steve Hurley, produced a cover of "I Can't Turn Around" by Isaac Hayes, which sold well in the Chicago. Before Hurley could arrange to have the record licensed for overseas distribution, Farley managed to attach his own name to a European release of a slightly altered version of Hurley's track. The new version, "Love Can't Turn Around" by Farley "Jackmaster" Funk (vocals by Darryl Pandy), which reached #10 in the UK Singles Chart in 1986 "Your Love" Francis "Frankie" Nicholls (1955 – March 31, 2014), better known by his stage name Frankie Knuckles, was an American DJ, record producer and remixer. He played an important role in developing and popularizing house music in Chicago during the 1980s. In 1982, Knuckles was introduced to then-unknown Jamie Principle by mutual friend Jose "Louie" Gomez, who had recorded the original vocal-dub of "Your Love" to reel-to-reel tape. Louie Gomez met up with Frankie at the local record pool (I.R.S.) and gave him a tape copy of the track. Knuckles played Gomez's unreleased dub mix for an entire year in his sets during which it became a crowd favourite. Knuckles later went into the studio to re-record the track with Principle, and in 1987 helped put Your Love Adonis – "No Way Back" (1987) Adonis was 19 years old when he made the dystopian classic "No Way Back," one of Chicago house music's most iconic tracks. "No Way Back" was a smash hit for the Trax label; according to some estimates, the single sold over 100,000 copies. The lyrics made "No Way Back" sound effortlessly cool, and utterly terrifying. The stripped-down track, devoid of extraneous flourishes, still sounds ruthlessly modern. Kariya - “Baby Let Me Love You For Tonight” Originally released in 1988, 'Baby Let Me Love You For Tonight' has long been regarded a club classic. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

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1 Don't Lose The Magic by Shawn Christopher 2 Gonna Catch You by Lonnie Gordon 3 Love's About To Change My Heart by Donna Summer 4 Found Love by Double Dee 5 Space Jungle by Adamski 6 Believe The Hype by Snap 7 Work My Body by DSK 8 Pump Up The Jam by Technotronic 9 Deep in My Heart by Clubhouse 10 Touch Me by 49ers 11 Jack to the sound of the underground by Hit house 12 Beat Dis by Bomb The Bass 13 Theme from S-Express by S - Express 14 No Deeper Meaning by Culture Beat 15 Do You Want Me by Lee Marrow Feat Lipstick 16 Dirty Cash by Adventures Of Stevie V

1. Beat Dis - Bomb The Bass 2. Hello (Honky Tonk Mix) - The Beloved 3. Say It (Disco Citizen Mix) - ABC 4. Good Life (Indulgence Mix) - Inner City 5. Left To My Own Devices (New Toy Mix) - Pet Shop Boys 6. World (World In Action Mix) - New Order 7. Heart - Pet Shop Boys 8. That Way Again - Seven Red Seven 9. World In My Eyes (Sensoria Mix) - Depeche Mode 10. Don't Let My Love - T42 11. Oh L'amour (The Funky Sisters Remix) - Erasure 12. Pleasure Boys (Razormaid! Mix) - Visage 13. Images Of Heaven (Razormaid! Mix) - Peter Godwin 14. In Blue ... DJ (Razormaid! Mix) - Data 15. New Gold Dream (Razormaid! Mix) - Simple Minds Notes and other random things: First, apologies to Kon Kan fans. I had fully intended to include a remix of "I Beg Your Pardon" in this episode. But I didn't. Why? Well, I've found that early Sunday mornings are about the most opportune time for me to record podcasts now - really early. And in my half-awake, half-asleep state I cued up the wrong tune. In all my years of DJ-ing/podcasting, I can't ever recall cuing up a song I had no intention of using. It's funny, but I couldn't for the life of me figure out why the beats wouldn't match and it wasn't until 3 or so minutes later that I realized I was cuing up the wrong tune. At that point, I didn't have enough time to switch to a different song, so I just went with it. So, for all you Pet Shop Boys fans out there, you get two PSB tunes in this podcast with only a single song separating them. It works, I suppose, but I generally prefer to use only one song per artist in each 'cast. I guess there's a first time for everything, right? Speaking of a first time for everything, after 45 episodes, Bomb The Bass finally appears in song form and not in a production or remix vein. I alluded to "Beat Dis" in episode #41 as CRC featured the Bomb The Bass Mix of Depeche Mode's song "Strangelove" as the lead-off track. One of the early dance tracks to incorporate sampling into the mix, "Beat Dis" was the first single from Bomb The Bass (aka Tim Simenon) and had upwards of 72 samples contained within. Along with ground-breaking tracks, "Pump Up the Volume" by MARRS and "Theme from S'Express" by S'Express, "Beat Dis" heralded the arrival of sampling as a viable artform. The track was huge in Europe, reaching #2 on the UK Singles Chart. It also peaked at #1 on the Billboard Hot Dance Club Play Chart for one solitary week, marking the only charted hit for Bomb The Bass in the United States. I have a real soft spot for the track I'd like to mention next. The band is T42 and the track is "Don't Let My Love". These guys were on the upswing and on the cusp of breaking out in a big way from the Dallas-Ft.Worth market during my time there in the early 90s. Orignally a duo consisting of Jay Gillian and Jimron Goff, vocalist Will Loconto supplanted Goff as the lead singer in 1989. After the release of a cassette EP (remember those?) called Hot On Top, they gained steady airplay on 94.5 The Edge radio station, which was home to all the great alternative bands back in the day. One of my many record store haunts back then, Oak Lawn Records picked up the band for a 12" single of "Don't Let My Love", which did well enough to attract the attention of Columbia Records, who signed the group. They released the full-length album, Intruder, in 1992, which was produced by Paul Robb from Information Society. It's hard not to hear the similarities to Information Society on "Don't Let My Love" and other songs on the album as well. In an ironic twist, Loconto quit the band in 1993, setting out to work with Information Society. While Gillian brought in other musicians to keep the T42 fires burning, the band's star faded and the group melted wistfully into the retro ether. Still, they left behind some tasty pop sugar for our consumption, even doing a very respectable cover of "Let Me Go" by Heaven 17. If you're into upbeat electro-pop, Intruder is definitely worth a listen. And if you're from the DFW area, the album and this song should be a reminder of an excellent time when the DFW local music scene was king. Taken from his 1982 album of the same name, Peter Godwin's "Images In Heaven" resembles more of a cult classic than a bonafide mega-hit. Formerly a member of the short-lived glam rock band Metro, along with Duncan Browne and Sean Lyons, Godwin is probably best remembered for his solo effort, "Images In Heaven", though you'd be hard-pressed to find anyone outside of devout new wave lovers who are very familiar with the song. David Bowie may argue the "best-remembered" point, as Metro's song "Criminal World" made enough of an impression on Mr. Stardust to induce a cover tune. Still, outside of 1983's Correspondence album and a Best Of compilation released in 1998 on Oglio Records, Godwin's scant musical output has always left new wave junkies wishing for something more. Something more ... also the sentiment I feel about Seven Red Seven. Chicago natives and band mates, Mitchell Adrian and David Michael, formed the group in the early 90s and had only a couple of releases issued to minor success before going on to production work for other musicians. However, their time together as a band produced one of the more under-rated and under-appreciated synth-pop albums in Shelter, which was released on Speed Records in 1991. The album included the song here, "That Way Again" and "Thinking Of You" (which appeared in remix form in CRC episode #34). Both were issued as singles. However, the rest of the album, much like Intruder by T42, is a synth-pop delight and a must-have for any synth-pop completist, especially for fans of Red Flag, Cause & Effect, Anything Box, Cetu Javu and others. The group would record just one more album, Bass State Coma, in 1994, and an interesting cover of "Superstition" by Stevie Wonder before moving into the production field. Truly a shame their total musical output was not much, much greater. P.S. Go buy Shelter! The last band I'd like to mention in this episode is the band Data. Fronted by Georg Kajanus, who made waves in the 70s with his band Sailor, Kajanus left Sailor in 1978 to dabble in electronic music. From this, Data was born. The track here, In Blue ... DJ, is a hybrid mix by Razormaid! Records of a couple of tracks from Data's third and final album, Elegant Machinery. Their other releases include 1983's 2-Time and 1981's Opera Electronica. In 1995, Eternity Records released a compilation album called Accumulator containing the second and third albums in their entirety plus the track "Fallout" from the Opera Electronica album. That's it for this episode. I'll be back soon with another new episode. Thanks for listening!

After last year's 70's indulgence with the Trash Disco series, Party Favorz is moving a decade forward. In typical fashion, I try to do something that's not so obvious, which better reflects who I was and what I was into by the end of the decade that was the 80's. I was a disco kid heading into high school and dabbled in Punk and New Wave but then quickly adjusted my tastes to fit in with the other kids. AC/DC (who I still love), Def Leppard, Bon Jovi, Scorpions and on down the line fueled me. By the end of the decade, I was the preppy kid hanging with the cool kids dressed in black with earrings and eyeliner (much to the dismay of my parents) listening to the coolest music by New Order, Erasure, Depeche Mode, etc. and smoking a lot of pot while occasionally dropping acid. It's not a path I would recommend to anyone today but if I'm being real... It was the decade of Vans (which I had), OP (Ocean Pacific for the uninitiated), Levis 501 button fly jeans, Izod and really shitty (hideous) clothing from Oak Tree and the Limited; Just look at any Rick Astley video or even Depeche Mode and you'll understand. For the most part, I was a geek with good taste in music (or at least I like to think so). Truth is, I'm a musi-aholic. I enjoy almost all forms of music from the crude and crass (Dead Kennedys, Plasmatics) to the most commercial (Tiffany, Debbie Gibson). I can't really explain my tastes but they run the whole spectrum. These next three sets reflect a certain period of my life that I fondly remember. Many of today's artists are diving back into the pool for inspiration, so don't be surprised if something sounds all too familiar. Frankly, after working my magic, these songs have never sounded better. ENJOY! Album : Hit That Perfect Beat! | BackSpin 80's Artists : Various Genre : Electronic Length : 1:27:42 George Kranz - Trommeltanz (Din Daa Daa) (Daa Daa Mix) Yaz - Situation (Ultimix) Dominatrix - Dominatrix Sleeps Tonight (Hot Tracks Remix) Ministry - Every Day Is Halloween (Original Version) S-Express - Theme From ''S-Express'' (Disconet Remix) New Order - Bizarre Love Triangle (Razormaid Mix) Book Of Love - Boy (Extended Mix) Front 242 - Headhunter (Razormaid Remix) Information Society - Walking Away (Space Age Mix) Yaz - Don't Go (Razormaid ClassX Mix) Erasure - Oh L'Amour (PWL Funky Sisters Say ''Ooh-La-La'' Mix) Big Pig - Breakaway (Prime Cuts Remix) The Communards - Don't Leave Me This Way (Hot Tracks Remix) Bronski Beat - Smalltown Boy (Razormaid Mix) Bronski Beat - Hit That Perfect Beat (Razormaid Mix)

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Die Klassiker von S-Express und Nina Simone & Felix Da Housecat mit Sinnerman wünschten sich zwei Partygäste. Beide Lieder hatte ich bei den Partys nicht im Original dabei. Deshalb erfülle ich die Wünsche hier im Podcast. Ich finde es immer wieder spannend, welchen Song du dir wünscht. Sei es live bei einer Party oder hier […] Der Beitrag HSP154 Wunsch-Klassiker mit Nina Simone, S-Express und Todd Terry erschien zuerst bei Houseschuh. Verpasse keine Podcast-Folge und werde VIP-Hörer unter houseschuh.com/vip.

This week on the smart pop culture podcast: Should Eagles Of Death Metal be kicked off festivals because of their singer’s politics? Comeback albums from Dexys, ABC and S’Express. And legendary Smash Hits writer Sylvia Patterson talks us through ‘I’m Not With The Band’, her hilarious memoir of life at the sharp end of pop journalism. Also joining us is special guest Alexis Petridis, the Guardian’s chief rock and pop critic See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's been a while since I shared my thoughts on the tunes along with the track list. Enjoy! Track List (57:36): Black Velvet - Ferry Corsten: I remember thinking back in 2008 that I thought this tune should be the future sound of vocal trance. It didn't happen.  Instead we have had the more mellow stuff which is good but I also wanted something a bit tougher. Also reminds me of Madonna's song "Skin" from her 1998 Ray of Light release. Ferry? How 'bout some more. "Black velvet feels warm on my skin. Touch me slowly, I want to savor my freedom." Bittersweet (Freemasons Extended Mix) - Sophie Ellis-Bextor: Waiting for the new Freemason's album that should be out this year. They never seem to disappoint. Thanks Sophie for instigating a little Freemason's sound out in the mean time. Good Times - Seamus Haji vs Mark Knight & Funkagenda: The #1 1979 hit by Chic is reborn. This tune has been sampled so much in Hip Hop and Rap songs. Did it ever really disappear? Halfway Gone (Morgan Page Main Mix) - Lifehouse: If you are a fan of my mixes then you have to be a fan of Morgan Page. The man is putting out great remixes and original material. Check out my tribute mix "Morgan Page is God!" released last month and get his new album Believe (iTunes - Amazon - Listen to the full album on Soundcloud). Feels Like Home - Meck Feat Dino Lenny: Meck just released a new version based on the mash up from the recent Madonna tour. Feels Like A Prayer was great in concert but I didn't care for the new release. So here is the former. Stoned In Love (Vertigo Vocal Remix) - Chicane feat. Tom Jones: I'm also looking forward to Chicane's new album out in April. Loving the new tune Come Back & Stay. Look for it on an upcoming mix. This is a fave from 2006 and my Raleigh/Durham, NC days. "Stoned in love but not with you." Feels Like Fire (Club Mix) - Players Please: I don't know who Players Please is but I do know that this tune has elements lifted from Power of Love by Frankie Goes To Hollywood. My favorite tune of this set! "I'll keep the vampires at bay. Feels like fire. I'm so in love with you. Purge the soul. Make love your goal." Rocket (Richard X One Zero Remix) - Goldfrapp: The last mix "Rocket Love Songs" had the outstanding Tiesto remix but I had to include the Richard X mix in this one. Always download a new Richard X remix even if you haven't listened to it. Much like The Freemason's, he never disappoints. This remix is free in the U.S. Amazon store (click here). Heartbreak on Vinyl (Chew Fu Extended Fix) - Blake Lewis: I loathe American Idol and just about anything associated with it minus my friends that obsess over it. However, the Chew Fu electro sound is well worth this exception. S'express 2.1 (Mario Lopez Vs C-Base Remix) - Mr. Malo: In 1988 the original was #1 in the clubs in the U.S. I was employed at a Wendy's restaurant at the age of 17 and my very out gay manager LOVED this tune and played it way too much. I guess I did too 'cause I still own it on 12" single. Probably how he figured me out. LOL! Can't Stop (Original Club Mix) - Noel G. Feat Adam Joseph: Adam is perhaps better known for his work with Bob Sinclair. An uplifting house track to close us out. A shame that I'll probably never hear this on U.S. radio.

I apologize for the delay, but I've been really busy working on the site and trying to get all the back-end stuff fixed after Google left me out for dry. No need to worry, this doesn't concern most of you that have been following this site for a long while. It mainly concerns those that are just now coming on board, and by the looks of it, there are many PF newbies! In the meantime, I'm serving up a platter of deep, dark and delicious house music with a side of hot sauce to keep it extra spicy. In fact, the majority of this set is pretty much peak hour, big room madness that explores the darker side of the progressive movement, while keeping the hooks aplenty! The first three songs come at you like a ton of bricks. Mr. Malo's remake of the 1988 hi-nrg classic “S-Express” and Hi-Tack's production of the 1999 Trance classic “Out of the Blue” by System F stay true to the originals while updating the sound for today's floors. The latter is nothing short of sweeping, majestic pleasure recalling the original with layer upon layer of thick heavy synths. Since we're on the remake kick I also dropped the Ultra Nate 90's big house classic “Free.” You may remember the breezy, bouncy Bob Sinclar take on my recent T-Dance Edition; well Teo Moss and Daniel Shems take the progressive route and deliver something new and fresh. I was thinking the other day that I may very well expedite Ultra through the nomination process and honor her by inducting her into the Diva Hall of Fame. Stay tuned. Every few years, Ish Ledesma of the late 70s group Foxy (Get Off), takes his late 80s girl group Company B and remixes one of their hits. Over the years, “Fascination” has definitely had its share, including a complete re-work by the fabulous Suzanne Palmer. However, none of them ever really stood out for me; that is until now. Veteran DJ/producer Giuseppe D. had the good sense to keep the hooks of the original while giving it that Millennium punch it desperately needed. On the opposite end, Players Please deliver an unlikely progressive rendering of Frankie Goes to Hollywood's “The Power of Love.” Deep, very dark and definitely delicious! Toni Braxton's latest “Make My Heart” get's a series of re-works courtesy of Atlanta records, her current label. None of the original three that were sent out as promos made the final cut. Instead, they went with other producers to promote this release. Shame, because I am totally in love with the Behrouz remix, which is why I kept it in the set. Regardless, their choices were still outstanding and you can expect the Alexander and Mark VDH production to be hitting up the Spring Edition. Another BIG winner for me is “Ready For the Fight” by the always unpredictable Young Punx. While there is a big electro remix by Wes Clarke, it's all about the Gramaphonedzie (Marko Milicevic) remix for me. Frankly, I think this entire set is one giant masterpiece of late night mayhem and I'm certain you'll agree. As promised, this one is OTH. I'll be taking the rest of the week off to give myself a break and allow you folks to digest everything that has already been posted this year. I should be back the following week with the first two of a year-long project I will be starting “Chrome: Millennium Edition (the First 10 Years). It also appears that the Spring Edition will make an early appearance this year and of course I'm already lining ‘em up for the next T-Dance set, which by all accounts is shaping up to be pretty darn funky. That's all I got for today. It's hump day, so time to start thinking about the weekend. After all, it's all downhill from here! I'll be back next week. Until then, ENJOY! Album : BPM Edition 2010 v2 Genre : Electro, House, Progressive Year : 2010 Total Time : 1:19:37:00 Track : 1 Title : S'Express 2.1 (Mario Lopez vs. C-Base Remix) Artist : Mr. Malo Track : 1 Title : Out Of The Blue 2010 (Hi-Tack Extended Mix) Artist : System F Track : 1 Title : Spaced Invader (Hatiras' 2010 Vocal Mix)

I apologize for the delay, but I've been really busy working on the site and trying to get all the back-end stuff fixed after Google left me out for dry. No need to worry, this doesn't concern most of you that have been following this site for a long while. It mainly concerns those that are just now coming on board, and by the looks of it, there are many PF newbies! In the meantime, I'm serving up a platter of deep, dark and delicious house music with a side of hot sauce to keep it extra spicy. In fact, the majority of this set is pretty much peak hour, big room madness that explores the darker side of the progressive movement, while keeping the hooks aplenty! The first three songs come at you like a ton of bricks. Mr. Malo's remake of the 1988 hi-nrg classic “S-Express” and Hi-Tack's production of the 1999 Trance classic “Out of the Blue” by System F stay true to the originals while updating the sound for today's floors. The latter is nothing short of sweeping, majestic pleasure recalling the original with layer upon layer of thick heavy synths. Since we're on the remake kick I also dropped the Ultra Nate 90's big house classic “Free.” You may remember the breezy, bouncy Bob Sinclar take on my recent T-Dance Edition; well Teo Moss and Daniel Shems take the progressive route and deliver something new and fresh. I was thinking the other day that I may very well expedite Ultra through the nomination process and honor her by inducting her into the Diva Hall of Fame. Stay tuned. Every few years, Ish Ledesma of the late 70s group Foxy (Get Off), takes his late 80s girl group Company B and remixes one of their hits. Over the years, “Fascination” has definitely had its share, including a complete re-work by the fabulous Suzanne Palmer. However, none of them ever really stood out for me; that is until now. Veteran DJ/producer Giuseppe D. had the good sense to keep the hooks of the original while giving it that Millennium punch it desperately needed. On the opposite end, Players Please deliver an unlikely progressive rendering of Frankie Goes to Hollywood's “The Power of Love.” Deep, very dark and definitely delicious! Toni Braxton's latest “Make My Heart” get's a series of re-works courtesy of Atlanta records, her current label. None of the original three that were sent out as promos made the final cut. Instead, they went with other producers to promote this release. Shame, because I am totally in love with the Behrouz remix, which is why I kept it in the set. Regardless, their choices were still outstanding and you can expect the Alexander and Mark VDH production to be hitting up the Spring Edition. Another BIG winner for me is “Ready For the Fight” by the always unpredictable Young Punx. While there is a big electro remix by Wes Clarke, it's all about the Gramaphonedzie (Marko Milicevic) remix for me. Frankly, I think this entire set is one giant masterpiece of late night mayhem and I'm certain you'll agree. As promised, this one is OTH. I'll be taking the rest of the week off to give myself a break and allow you folks to digest everything that has already been posted this year. I should be back the following week with the first two of a year-long project I will be starting “Chrome: Millennium Edition (the First 10 Years). It also appears that the Spring Edition will make an early appearance this year and of course I'm already lining ‘em up for the next T-Dance set, which by all accounts is shaping up to be pretty darn funky. That's all I got for today. It's hump day, so time to start thinking about the weekend. After all, it's all downhill from here! I'll be back next week. Until then, ENJOY! Album : BPM Edition 2010 v2 Genre : Electro, House, Progressive Year : 2010 Total Time : 1:19:37:00 Track : 1 Title : S'Express 2.1 (Mario Lopez vs. C-Base Remix) Artist : Mr. Malo Track : 1 Title : Out Of The Blue 2010 (Hi-Tack Extended Mix) Artist : System F Track : 1 Title : Spaced Invader (Hatiras' 2010 Vocal Mix)