Podcasts about Sound Factory

From a packed night at GLOW this is two hours from DJ Michael Hades Journey To The Past with music from the clubland era of the 90s early 00s.  Clubs like Sound Factory, Twilo, Tunnel, Roxy, Exit, Limelight and more...  The music that defined an era.   I wished I had more time there was so much good music from back then.  Enjoy the music.  Thank you for letting me share the experience with you.

#530 Jim Reeves Greatest Hits - Side D - 2 LP-set - Vinyl Passion - VP 80763 - 2017 Sound Factory B.V. - EU Jim Reeves by Jim Reeves

#529 Jim Reeves Greatest Hits - Side C - 2 LP-set - Vinyl Passion - VP 80763 - 2017 Sound Factory B.V. - EU by Jim Reeves

#528 Jim Reeves Greatest Hits - Side B - 2 LP-set - Vinyl Passion - VP 80763 - 2017 Sound Factory B.V. - EU by Jim Reeves

#527 Jim Reeves Greatest Hits - Side A - 2 LP-set - Vinyl Passion - VP 80763 - 2017 Sound Factory B.V. - EU by Jim Reeves

Michael Myers of The Sound Factory returns to discuss the Tuner Challenge at SVR and WCA Finals, as well as the ECA Finals, and some of his plans as the director of ECA. If there are topics or people you'd like to hear over the coming season, please do us a favor and submit them here: https://forms.gle/hz9GsfrZxn92r9qLA Many thanks to ResoNix Sound Solutions for supporting the SQOLOGY Podcast. You can find out more about Resonix Sound Treatment Solutions, along with tons of other info and products, at https://resonixsoundsolutions.com

To close out September, we host guest DJ Omar Rashidzada.  Presenting 3 hours of soulful banging Afro-TechHouse. Don't forget to subscribe here, or through the following: Apple Podcasts, Amazon Music, Audible & iHeart Radio. 1       Spencer Morales, Teddy Douglas - Without Your Love (Teddy Douglas Love Break Remix) 2       Tyshawn Colquitt, DJ Spen - Spank (DJ Spen's Funky Switch Mix) 3       Hotmood  - Together (Original Mix) 4       Michael Gray, Kimberly Brown, The Sultra Gospel Singers - Fly Away (Extended Mix) 5       Hotmood  - Ya Te Olvide (Original Mix) 6       Tom Noble, House Of Spirits - Please Take Me There 7       Sheila & B. Devotion, Dave Lee ZR - Spacer (Dave Lee Extended Disco Fantasy Mix) 8       Dos Hombres Sonido, Dave Lee ZR - Que Tal America (Dave Lee Extended Mix) 9       Maryag, Moodena - Poison For Us (Moodena Remix) 10      Block & Crown, L.I.S.A. - Free (Nudisco Classic Mix) 11      Alex Stadler - 2Gether (Original Mix) 12      Souhail Artwork - The Organ Sound (Original Mix) 13      RBØR, Andor Gabriel, Paakman - OK! (Original Mix) 14      Caiiro - Koro (Original Mix) 15      Flush, Flo Dosh - Bateau Blanc (Flo Dosh Extended Remix) 16      Luis Radio, Amine Ben - Davul (Amine Ben Remix) 17      Melchyor A, Laroye - Ain't Nobody Love Like You (Laroye Remix) 18      Djuma Soundsystem, Yann Coppier, King Ayisoba - Esigia (feat. King Ayisoba) (Original mix) 19      Caiiro - Batumi (Original Mix) 20      Caiiro, Shimza   - Nyali (Original Mix) 21      Devon Miles, Kerri Chandler - Beautifull (Kerri Chandler Vocal Mix) 22      Mashona Tribe, Lalla Martin - Addicted (Original Mix) 23      Groove Junkies, Solara, Ezel - I AM (Ezel Remix) 24      Timmy Regisford - DON'T WORRY (VOCAL MIX) 25      Maz (BR), VXSION - Amana 26      Echo Deep, Savage & SHē - Who You Are (Savage & SHē Remix) 27      Ceevox, OBA Frank Lords, MicFreak, DJ Spen - How My Drum Goes (MicFreak & DJ Spen Mix) 28      Bontan, Zentola - Play In This Feeling (Extended) 29      Caiiro, Mike Dunn - Drummotions (The Mike Dunn Movement Mix) 30      Wnoise, Jo Choneca - Nyararai (Original Mix) 31      Ricardo Criollo House - Quema Quema (Original Mix) 32      Sted-E & Hybrid Heights, Norty Cotto - Afro Tambo (Cotto Tribe Vibe Mix) 33      Dj Wope - Kuba (Original Mix) 34      HUGEL, Totó La Momposina - La Verdolaga (Extended Mix) 35      Dj Punch - Punch Groove #1 (Baby Powder Groove Mix) 36      Supersavage - I Got You (Original Mix) 37      DJ Fudge, JV - Movin' (Extended Mix) 38      Backroom Productions, Dave Lee ZR - What Can You Do For Me (Dave Lee Classic Vibe Mix) 39      Hatiras - Baillar Con Escobar (Original) 40      Fedde Le Grand, DJ Disciple, Progression - Got To Believe 41      DJ Kone & Marc Palacios, Michelle Weeks - Follow You (Extended Mix) 42      Seductive Souls, Mousse T - Ain't Nobody (Mousse T. New Edit) 43      Luca Debonaire - Somethin' Here (Clubmix) 44      Simone D Jay - All Day All Night (Original Mix) 45      Peverell, Sweet Female Attitude, Windy City Classics - Hardly Breathe (Windy City Classics Remix) 46      Alan Dixon - Nothing But Happiness (Extended Mix) 47      Patrick Wayne, DJ Threejay - Playhouse (Original Mix) 48      Dennis Cruz - Going Down (Original Mix) 49      Zsak - Dance With Me (Extended Mix) 50      St. Croix, Jason Herd, Amanda Wilson, Rubber People - The Right Way (Rubber People Extended Remix) 51      Earth N Days - Emotions (Extended Mix) 52      Ron Carroll - Cheryl Lynn (Original Mix) 53      Peter Brown - Say It Again (Original Mix) 54      Milty Evans - Crosstown Culture (Original Mix) 55      DJ Dove - Mighty High 56      Heyma - Fisket Tone (Extended Mix) 57      DJ Mes - Get Busy On Em (Extended Mix) 58      Intrallazzi, The Cube Guys - Pik Nik (The Cube Guys Mix) 59      JP Chronic - Electronic Shake (Extended Mix) 60      Crusy - Things (Extended Mix)

Dags att ta ett grepp om dj- och studiokollektivet SweMix som var med och lade grunden till den svenska dansmusikscenen med sin remix-service och sina släpp på 80- och 90-talet. Medgrundaren Emil “SoundFactory” Hellman guidar oss genom 10 år, 1000+ spår, många historier samt mycket annat. Detta är del 2/2. ➢ Följ SweMix och SoundFactory: Swemix-gruppen på FB: www.facebook.com/groups/20806359408 Instagram (SoundFactory): www.instagram.com/soundfactory/ ➢ Tack till ljudproduktionsbyrån Flickorna Larsson för att vi får spela in i era lokaler ➢ Supporta Dansmusikpodden via Patreon ➢ Snacka loss i vår Facebook-grupp ➢ Hitta oss på övriga plattformar via vår Linktree ➢ Mejla oss: dansmusikpodden@gmail.com

Dags att ta ett grepp om dj- och studiokollektivet SweMix som var med och lade grunden till den svenska dansmusikscenen med sin remix-service och sina släpp på 80- och 90-talet. Medgrundaren Emil “SoundFactory” Hellman guidar oss genom 10 år, 1000+ spår, många historier samt mycket annat. Detta är del 1/2. ➢ Följ SweMix och SoundFactory: Swemix-gruppen på FB: www.facebook.com/groups/20806359408 Instagram (SoundFactory): www.instagram.com/soundfactory/ ➢ Tack till ljudproduktionsbyrån Flickorna Larsson för att vi får spela in i era lokaler ➢ Supporta Dansmusikpodden via Patreon ➢ Snacka loss i vår Facebook-grupp ➢ Hitta oss på övriga plattformar via vår Linktree ➢ Mejla oss: dansmusikpodden@gmail.com

DJ FrankEC takes you back in time for a classic house music mix. 1 hr. of music from The Sound Factory. Featuring anthems from Jonathan Peters, Hex Hector and a couple of live mixed mashups from DJ FrankEC himself. For more information on bookings visit : www.djfrankec.com

Episode 126 The Japanese Shigin Vocal Tradition—and Electronics Playlist   Track Time Start Time Introduction –Thom Holmes 04:46 00:00 1.     Mix of Susumu Yokota, “Saku” from Sakura (1999 Skintone) plus Abe Shũfu II, “Mount Fuji” from Music Of The Shigin: Chanting To Chinese Poetry (1975 Folkways). Album of electronic music from the late composer Susumu Yokota and a track from Folkways of Japanese shingin folk music. 05:42 04:54 2.     Mix of Shiro Michi,“マドンナの宝石 (Intermezzo From "The Jewels Of The Madonna)” from エレクトーン 名曲アルバム (Electone Masterpiece Album)(1965 Polydor). Plus a female shigin performer accompanied by koto from a Japanese collection of shigin singers (1973 Toshiba TY-40077), side 2, track 6. Shiro Michi, Shiro Michi, was a popular Japanese Hammond organist in the 1950s, and Electone artist from the 1950s-2000s since 1958. This track was performed on the Yamaha Electone. 03:02 10:34 3.     Mix of Shiro Michi, “ドナウ川の漣 (Danube Waves Waltz)” from エレクトーン 名曲アルバム (Electone Masterpiece Album)(1965 Polydor). Plus a male shigin performer accompanied by bamboo flute and koto from a Japanese collection of shigin singers (1973 Toshiba TY-40077), side 1, track 2. 04:46 13:34 4.     Mix of a fragment of Shiro Michi and shigin, which I have called “Shigin Skip Organ” because of the prominence of the LP skip throughout. “ドナウ川の漣 (Danube Waves Waltz)” from エレクトーン 名曲アルバム(Electone Masterpiece Album)(1965 Polydor) plus a skipping record of a male shigin performer with koto. 04:08 18:17 5.     Omoide Hatoba, “Alternative Funkaholic” from Kinsei (1995 Earthnoise). 02:30 22:24 6.     Omoide Hatoba, “Satellite Groove” from Kinsei (1995 Earthnoise). 03:53 24:52 7.     Neohachi, “Dog More Than Cat” from Lovecadio Hearn (2013 White Paddy Mountain). Neohachi is a Japanese female duo, formed in 2005 and featuring Lily (Shigin Vocals) and Elly (Synthesizers). 06:09 28:40 8.     Neohachi, “Eternal, Eternal, Eternal” from Lovecadio Hearn (2013 White Paddy Mountain). 02:31 34:36 9.     和楽器バンド (Wagakki Band), “Akatsuki no Ito”from    八奏絵巻(Wildflowers Scroll). Bass, 亜沙 (Asa); Drums, 山葵 (Wasabi); Guitar, 町屋 (Machiya); Koto, [箏], いぶくろ聖志(Ibukuro Masashi); Shakuhachi, [尺八], 神永大輔 (Kaminaga Daisuke); Shamisen, [津軽三味線], 蜷川べに(Ninagawa Beni); Taiko, [和太鼓], 黒流 (Kurona); Shigin Vocals, 鈴華ゆう子 (Suzuhana Yuko). Suzuhana Yuko provides the shigin vocals in this convergence of hard rock and traditional Japanese music. The whole outfit is outstanding but I like the pre-eminence of female musicians. For example, check out this Japanese video of Ninagawa Beni shredding the Shamisen. Here's a 2023 performance by Wagakki Band featuring a vocal by Yuko. 03:28 37:22 10.   和楽器バンド (Wagakki Band), “Nadeshiko Zakura” from 八奏絵巻(Wildflowers Scroll). Bass, 亜沙 (Asa); Drums, 山葵 (Wasabi); Guitar, 町屋 (Machiya); Koto, [箏], いぶくろ聖志(Ibukuro Masashi); Shakuhachi, [尺八], 神永大輔 (Kaminaga Daisuke); Shamisen, [津軽三味線], 蜷川べに(Ninagawa Beni); Taiko, [和太鼓], 黒流 (Kurona); Shigin Vocals, 鈴華ゆう子 (Suzuhana Yuko). 04:44 40:48 11.   Shigenori Kamiya(神谷重徳), “ファラオの墓 (Farao (Pharaoh) No Haka)” from Digital Trip ファラオの墓 シンセサイザ ファンタジ (Digital Trip Pharaoh's Tomb Synthesizer Fantasy). Composed By, Synthesizer, Shigenori Kamiya (神谷重徳). 03:12 45:28 12.   Gagaku Shigenkai, Ryōō from Unesco Collection, A Musical Anthology of the Orient: Japan II (1962 Musicaphon). "Ryōō" was recorded in Tokyo in 1962. Shigenkai, was a traditional Japanese music ensemble attached to the Imperial Household Agency, playing flutes, drums, and string instruments. I did a remix of this, adding delay and some droning tones and then double-tracking the whole piece as a way to transforms these lovely, acoustic tonalities into an electronic mélange. 07:18 48:38 13.   Otomo Yoshihide (大友良英), “Film Maker From Kreuzberg,” from We Insist? (1992 Sound Factory). Turntables, Sampler, Tapes, Guitar, Otomo Yoshihide. 02:55 55:50 14.   After Dinner, “An Accelerating Etude” from After Dinner (1984 Recommended Records). Engineer, Producer, Voice, Synthesizer, Tape, Koto (Miniature 13 String, Taisho-goto), Plastic Flute, Percussion, Haco. Vocalist/lyricist-composer/multi-instrumentalist/sound-artist. Album compiled for the UK release from the original Japan records known as the Glass Tube LP and an After Dinner 7.” 04:11 58:42 15.   After Dinner, “Sepia-Ture II” from After Dinner (1984 Recommended Records). Alto Saxophone, Kaname Nakagawa; Arranged by, Y. Utsunomia; Bass, Drum, Miyuki Komori; Bass, Violin, Tadahiko Yokokawa; Koto (Taisho-goto), Yasushi Utsunomia; Snare, Masaaki Kawaguchi; Soprano Saxophone, Masaharu Ito; Tenor Saxophone, Seiichi Kuroda; Voice, Haco. 02:25 01:02:50 16.   Wha Ha Ha, “Keiro No Hibi” and “On The Floor” from 死ぬ時は別 (It's Different When You Die) (1981 Better Days). The second part of this combination track is a different of “On the Floor” that is sung by Mishio Ogawa. The version I am most familiar with was sung by a man so this is a refreshing variation. Computer, Takafumi Fuse; Effects [Sound Effects], Fujio Akatsuka; Engineer, Kazuhiro Tokieda, Takafumi Fuse; Guitar, Shigenori Kamiya; Keyboards, Shuichi Chino; Percussion, Kiyohiko Senba; Saxophone, Voice, Akira Sakata; Voice, Mishio Ogawa. 11:57 01:05:09   Opening background music: Ryuichi Sakamoto, “Nuages” from Heartbeat (1991 Virgin Japan). Written by Sakamoto, the vocal is delivered by the remarkable Algerian singer Houria Aichi (2:15).   Opening and closing sequences voiced by Anne Benkovitz. Additional opening, closing, and other incidental music by Thom Holmes. My Books/eBooks: Electronic and Experimental Music, sixth edition, Routledge 2020. Also, Sound Art: Concepts and Practices, first edition, Routledge 2022. See my companion blog that I write for the Bob Moog Foundation. For a transcript, please see my blog, Noise and Notations.    

MLVC speaks with resident hairstylist Jason Lee about his experience seeing Madonna in Toronto both nights! It's a non-stop gab-fest where two Geminis theorize about what Madonna does each night after the shows, about the meeting of the black cloaks in (new) Frozen moment, about the advantages of being in Danceteria pit versus Sound Factory pit and so much more! Follow MLVC on Instagram, Twitter and Threads: @mlvcpodcast Subscribe to MLVC on our YouTube channel Donate to the podcast on Venmo: mlvcpodcast Listen to more episodes on Spotify/Apple/Amazon/Google Play or here: https://mlvc.podbean.com/

Happy Halloween from ResoNix Sound Solutions! https://resonixsoundsolutions.com/ We reintroduce the podcast following the SQ Car Audio Finals in Alabama with an interview featuring Michael Myers, co-owner of The Sound Factory in Knoxville, TN, which picks up at 0:23:22 — only if you're not interested in knowing how SQ Car Audio Finals could be the best ever and want to skip straight to the interview! You can find Sound Factory at https://www.soundfactoryonline.com/

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I've been planning this mix for months now and so excited about it...so it brings me huge joy to finally get it to you.  I'll tell you about the influences that helped me create it and then I'll tell you about why I envision it as "Fire Island" house music.  First, the influences.  I was lucky enough to live in Philly during the glory days of clubbing (the 90s). Because of my close proximity to NYC I was going to clubs on a near-weekly basis listening to internationally famous DJs such as Frankie Knuckles, David Morales, DJ BUC (RIP), Hex Hector, Louie Vega, Danny Tenaglia and Morabito to name a few.  I was going to clubs such as Sound Factory, Roxy, Limelight and Sound Factory Bar(and of course the Pavilion on Fire Island).  Those DJs were the most influential to me -- and largely molded me and my style of DJing from the very beginning.  So that's a quick bit about where my influences come from.  About why I envision this music as "Fire Island" house music:  It was almost always a guarantee that me and my friends would stay in the clubs and parties until the very last note rang out -- usually in the wee hours of the morning.  During the Autumn, Winter and Spring the above-mentioned clubs were the places to be.  As the nights turned into mornings the sound would transition to a spin-chilling sound that was laden with pianos, horns and sweeping melodies.  Morning music was a thing and it had a most definite sound.  It was jazz, funk, disco and urban influenced.  During the summertime the center of gravity in New York moves out to the most magical paradise of the Fire Island Pines and Cherry Grove.  That same clubbing blueprint is enacted at the Pavilion in the Pines.  I have been fortunate to spend more nights than I can count experiencing that glory.  But it isn't just about clubbing on Fire Island.  House culture is a huge thing on the island.  One can walk the boardwalks at 3PM or 3AM and it is guaranteed that there will be music wafting through the air.  And it's not just any music.  It's *THIS* music.  Because this music is melodic and rooted in "real" music...it is also versatile and perfectly aligns itself with not only early morning clubbing but also lazy days by the pool and on the beach. About this particular mix:  I hope you love hearing it as much as I loved creating it.  It's something of a tale of two sounds (that perfectly belong together).  The first half of the mix is made up of stunning piano house pieces. I then transition into a more vocal-centric sound the second half of the mix that is influenced by that jazz, disco and funk that I speak about above.  Every note you hear...started in my heart.  As I always say...from my HEART...to your EARS.  Love.  #/Artist/Title/Remix01.  Moon Rocket/Main Piano/Piano & Strings Intro02.  Wayne Cooper/The Piano Song/Teddy Douglas Remix03.  Daisuke Miyamoto/Dawn/Original Mix04.  Danny Tenaglia/The Brooklyn Gypsy/Original Mix05.  Jo Paciello/The Big Sun/DAN:ROS Remix06.  Shortcut/Love Like This/Original Mix07.  Rona Ray/Feel The Groove/Original Mix08.  De' Lacy/That Look/Roger Garcia & George Calle Disco Lights Vocal09.  Chocolate Fudge Band/Everything/DJ Fudge Extended Mix10.   Caio Cenci/Bad Girls/Extended Mix11.   Gianni Santoro/Going Up/Vibe Mix12.  Neal Conway/Darlin Darlin Baby/Spen & Thommy's Original13.  Karen Harding/Free To Love/David Morales Disco Juice Mix14.  Ferrari & Bergamasco/People Hold On/F&B Club Mix

The fourth and final part of the SoundFactory live recording. Some excellent funky, ravey tunes and upcoming Absence of Facts tracks, too. 46. Orion - Lucky Strike 47. Chaos System - Saturn 48. Ben Sims - Manipulated (Adam Beyer Remix) 49. Joseph Spiteri - Rude boy 50. Zisko & Dist - Ritmo de Mayo 51. William Arist - Black I 52. The Miller - Duke 53. Orion - Hiraeth 54. The Miller - MDK 55. Joseph Spiteri - Relinquish 56. Vinicius Honorio - Conspiracy 57. Vinicius Honorio - Violator 58. William Arist - AAA Ahie Ahie 59. The Miller - Göteborg

Part 3/4 of SoundFactory live. The pack includes some upcoming Absence of Facts tracks ("I Bring" & "Hoop") as well as an unreleased Lekebusch+Orion collaboration. Tracklist below. MAY THREE 25. Procombo - Outsiders 26. Orion - Paths Rarely Travelled 27. JSPRV35 - Shake Junt 28. Cari Lekebusch & Orion - Rollback 29. Barbuto - Beartrap 30. Orion - Haiku 31. Naked Music NYC - I'll Take You To Love (Cerillo Warehouse Edit) 32. Fhase 87 - French Loops 12.A 33. The Miller - Doom 34. Orion - Hoop 35. Almir Ljusa - Pluton 36. Kabale - Bad Reception 37. Gene Richards Jr - Get That Thang 38. Ackermann - In The Jungle 39. Nicolas Vogler - Cairo To Mars 40. Orion - I Bring 41. Fixon, Gene Richards Jr - Family Traditions 42. KaioBarssalos - Because I Feel Like This 43. Sons Of Hidden - Principles of Rhythm 44. Maccari & Lofe - Numb Effect 45. M.I.T.A. - Saturday Night Cleaver 46. Orion - Lucky Strike

"We were doing parties in Staten Island that were completely packed; Manhattan didn't want anything to do with us." Three New York visionaries discuss the city's '90s heyday. '90s nightlife in New York conjures images of Party Monster, jacking disco house and a rotating cast of mega clubs that saw thousands of revellers pass through their doors each weekend. From Limelight and Sound Factory to Palladium and countless others, clubbing was hitting its stride in New York, while producers like Joey Beltram, Frankie Bones and Damon Wild were producing game-changing 12-inches. But it was also the beginning of a decline, catalysed by the rollout of Mayor Rudy Giuliani's discriminatory policies that slowly gutted the club scene and the communities that called it home. To honour Resident Advisor's partnership with Wire Festival in Brooklyn this weekend, we're revisiting a panel recorded at our 24/7 party at Nowadays in 2018. We tasked the beloved Brooklyn fanzine Love Injection with presenting discussions covering five decades of dance music history. In this panel, Strictly Rhythm cofounder Gladys Pizarro, DJ and producer Lenny Dee and drag superstar and vogue performer Kevin Aviance spoke with journalist (and former RA staffer) Max Pearl about the rise and fall of the city's club scene during its golden decade. They also discussed how the city was sequestered, forcing many artists at the vanguard of '90s-era techno to make music and throw their own parties as the scene grew and shifted beneath the weight of city-wide reforms. "We were doing parties in Staten Island that were completely packed; Manhattan didn't want anything to do with us," said Lenny D. "So when we were doing it, we were making parties out in Brooklyn. A lot of music at that time was made here in Brooklyn—Joey Beltram, Frankie Bones, Tommy Musto, Damon Wild. So we had this scene where we're making great music, but no one's letting us play, so we're just going to do it ourselves." Listen to the episode in full.

www.aof.fi Here's the first part of the 3h recording from SoundFactory, Kajaani on MayDay eve. Includes some of my current funky favorites as well as upcoming Absence of Facts release. "Orion - Typical Fieldtrip" is out on 12.5. 01. Little Fritter - Fly Hi 02. Undivulged - Radion 03. Riton & Kah-lo - Fake ID (Confidential Recipe Edit) 04. Player - Player 010 B2 05. Amar Redzovic - Tribal 06. Dara Ashrafi - Right Here, Right Now 07. Dara Ashrafi - Houston Bass 08. Markantonio - Disconation 09. Amar Redzovic - Groove Techno 10. Beau Didier - Tool 10 Techno 11. Arta Fact - The System 12. Orion - Typical Fieldtrip 13. Edvvin - Hip Drive

In the 1990's, Manhattan's booming dance club scene was hit by two massive trends: Ecstasy and Techno. With the eye-patch wearing Canadian nightlife impresario Peter Gatien standing watch, massive clubs like limelight and Sound Factory became debaucherous drug dens ruled over by the ever-weirder club kids. Soon enough, though, a techno pioneer who would later go on to be involved with Wu Tang Clan saw the potential for massive profits and brought in roughneck junior mafia farm teams from south Brooklyn and Staten Island and things starting getting dark, quick. An infamous tabloid murder, a massive mafia bust and a lurid drug kingpin trial followed, but not before some of the major players relocated to Miami for a bit and made a name for themselves there. Once some former associates started talking, however, it all came crashing down, not just for Chris Paciello, but for the top level five family bosses he testified against. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

It's time for the men to take centre stage on the dance floor and in this special edition of Men for World Pride in Sydney, that's exactly what they do. Keeping with the Pride Men theme, I've selected tracks from male artists who identify as gay, bisexual or non binary. The set kicks of with the incomparable George Michael and his mega hit song "I Want Your Sex" given a modern spin by Huffnpoof. Division 4 creates a fantastic cover of "You Don't Treat Me No Good" and Sam Smith's new track "I'm Not Here To Make Friends" is a club anthem. Darren Hayes features twice in this set, first up with his Savage Garden collaboration "I Want You" and later with "Step Into The Light". Dirty Disco features two excellent mixes for Erasure and Years & Years respectively. Magnus Carlsson released a song for Stockholm Pride with a great remix by SoundFactory and Ross Alexander covers "I Love My Radio" released in the 80's. One of my favourite male artists is Matt Zarley and his uplifting song "Somebody 4 Everybody" is brilliantly remixed by Moto Blanco. Chris Willis' hit "One Life" features here (I do love me some Chris Willis) and Tommer Mizrahi delivers two top mixes for Jason Walker and Kevin Aviance. The set closes out with the exquisite 7th Heaven remix of "Feel The Music" by Sean Ensign and an updated version of Sylvester's classic disco track "Mighty Real" mixed by Jet Boot Jack. Feel the music and feel the Men in this special World pride edition of Pride Men. EnjoyAnthony1/ "I WANT YOUR SEX" (Huffnpoof Remix) - GEORGE MICHAEL2/ "YOU DON'T TREAT ME NO GOOD" (Original Club Mix) - DIVISION 4 ft. CHEYENNE3/ "I'M NOT HERE TO MAKE FRIENDS" (Gaurele Love Yourself Club Mix) - SAM SMITH4/ "I WANT YOU" (Division 4 Remix) - SAVAGE GARDEN5/ "WHERE ARE YOU NOW" (Deluxe Club Mix) - LOST FREQUENCIES ft. CALUM SCOTT6/ "CHILDREN" (Ray Isaac Club Mix) - BILLY PORTER7/ "O'LAMOUR" (Dirty Disco Classic Club Rework) - ERASURE8/ "MY FREEDOM" (SoundFactory Paradise Anthem Club Mix) - MAGNUS CARLSSON9/ "SOMEBODY 4 EVERYBODY" (Moto Blanco Club Mix) - MATT ZARLEY10/ "I LOVE MY RADIO" (Matt Pop Club Mix) - ROSS ALEXANDER11/ "HUMAN" (Gomi's Human Rights Anthem Club Mix) - ARI GOLD12/ "HALLUCINATION" (Dirty Disco Pillow Biters Remix) - REGARD ft. YEARS & YEARS13/ "ONE LIFE" (Dave Aude` Club Remix) - JOACHIM GARRAUD ft. CHRIS WILLIS14/ "PERFECT BITCH" (Tommer Mizrahi Club Remix) - TONY MORAN ft. JASON WALKER15/ "GIVE IT UP" (Tommer Mizrahi Remix) - KEVIN AVIANCE16/ "RAININ' FELLAS" (Dario Xavier Remix) - TODRICK HALL17/ "STEP INTO THE LIGHT" (Tony Moran Club Mix) - DARREN HAYES18/ "FEEL THE MUSIC" (7th Heaven Club Mix) - SEAN ENSIGN ft. TAMARA WALLACE & SLYCE19/ "YOU MAKE ME FEEL" (MIGHTY REAL) (Jet Boot Jack Remix) - SYLVESTER

Episode 82 Psychedelic Japan, Part 2 Playlist Wha Ha Ha, “On the Floor” from Wha Ha Ha (1983 Recommended Records). This group released three records in 1981, all in Japan. Recommended Records, the UK-based record maker, released this compilation of tracks taken from all three of those records. The group Wha Ha Ha ended at that point but its four principle members went on to varied musical careers. Akira Sakata is an alto saxophonist, Kiyohiko Semba is a percussionist, Mishio Ogawa is a vocalist, and Shuichi Chino is a keyboardist and electronic musician. 10:08 Merzbow, “Untitled 1” from Material Action for Two Microphone (sp) (2nd version) (1984 artist cassette). Masami Akita is one of my long-time favorite Japanese electronic/noise practitioners. He would send me cassettes back in the 1980s and I've always tried to keep up with him. Not strictly a Japanese psychedelic artist, I include him here primarily because, like some of the other artists in this podcast, he has widespread influence on other genres of Japanese electronic music. This prolific Japanese noise artist has released over 500 recordings since 1979.Recorded at Merzbau. Tape, Recorder, Synth, Effects, Kiyoshi Mizutani; Tape, Violin, Electronics, Effects, Masami Akita. Early cassette by Akita. 22:30 Yoshiaki Kinno, track 4 from unknown cassette, 1984.Japanese guitar and saxophone improviser. In the 1980's he established a cassette label featuring a wide range of improvised music. 3:32 Boredoms, “Boil Out UFO” from Boretronix 88' (1988 Mega Scum Groove Inc.). I think this is their first cassette release, going back to 1988. Boredoms (ボアダムス), alternatively known as V∞redoms, is a Japanese experimental/noise/space rock/tribal drumming band from Osaka, founded in 1986 by Yamatsuka Eye. Known for their extended jams and heavy drumming, it is remarkable that they had some mainstream success in the 1990s. Bass, Hira; Drums, EDA; Drums, Vocals, Yoshimi P-We; Guitar, Yamamotor; Music by, Boredoms; Words By, Vocals, Tibetan Bell, Effects (EQ-phasing), cassette tape manipulation, electronics, Eye. 2:18 Boredoms, “Untitled” (excerpt) from Boretronix 3 (1990 Ltd.). Another early cassette release from Yamatsuka Eye on his private label. This cassette consists of remixes of unreleased Boredoms material and fully explores the noise and rhythmic aspects of their work. This is an interesting prelude to their latter, more cohesive works. Bass, Hira; Drums, EDA; Drums, Vocals, Yoshimi P-We; Guitar, Yamamotor; Music by, Boredoms; Words By, Vocals, Effects (EQ-phasing), cassette tape manipulation, electronics, Eye. 12:01 Otomo Yoshihide, “We Insist? A) Rinko-Gun; b) x-Day” from We Insist? (1992 Sound Factory). Japanese experimental musician, turntablist and guitarist. Additional musicians on these tracks, Bass, vocals, Numata Jun; Guitar, Saito Ken-ichi; Vocals, performer (Junk), Lim Soowoong. 5:37 Omoide Hatoba, “Satellite Groove” from Kinsei (1996 Birdman). Japanese psychedelic, alternative, experimental -rock band. Alto Saxophone Isamu Kawamura, Yoshimi Yamazaki, Bass, Vocals, Drums, Percussion, Synthesizer, Drum Machine, Atsushi Tsuyama, Drums, Takashi Ogushi; Drums, Computer, Tape, Chew Hasegawa, Guitar, Vocals, Violin, Percussion, Piano, Synthesizer, Drum Machine, Seiichi Yamamoto, Tenor Saxophone, Satoshi Kawanishi, Trumpet, Yoshimi, Written by, Omoide-Hatoba. 3:53. Omoide Hatoba, “Alternative Funkaholic” from Kinsei (1996 Birdman). A&R, David Katznelson; Alto Saxophone Isamu Kawamura, Yoshimi Yamazaki, Bass, Vocals, Drums, Percussion, Synthesizer, Drum Machine, Atsushi Tsuyama, Drums, Takashi Ogushi; Drums, Computer, Tape, Chew Hasegawa, Guitar, Vocals, Violin, Percussion, Piano, Synthesizer, Drum Machine, Seiichi Yamamoto, Tenor Saxophone, Satoshi Kawanishi, Trumpet, Yoshimi, Written by, Omoide-Hatoba. 2:30 Yasunao Tone, “Part I” from Solo for Wounded CD (1997 Tzadik). Yasunao Tone was one of the founding members of Japan's Fluxus movement and has also been an organizer and participant in many important music and performance groups such as Group Ongaku, Team Random (the first computer art group organized in Japan). He is a pioneer in the use of prepared CDs of which this work is a prime example. All sounds used were from scratched CD's. 14:28 Changing Hands, “Spaced” from Changing Hands (1997 Medium Productions Ltd.). Written, performed, produced by, Nobukazu Takemura, Richard Barbieri, Steve Jansen. Takemura is a Japanese electronic DJ, producer, and artist. Richard Barbieri is a keyboardist, engineer (once a member of the group Japan). Steve Jansen is an engineer, drum programmer/percussionist and DJ (and brother of David Sylvian). 6:54 Melt Banana, “Section Eight” from Charlie (1998 A-Zap Records). Melt-Banana is a band from Tokyo, Japan. They were formed around 1991/1992 by singer Yasuko Onuki who later recruited guitarist Ichirou Agata and added the bassist Rika. Additional drummer, Natsume. 3:49 Melt Banana, “Taen Taen Taen (?)” from Charlie (1998 A-Zap Records). Melt-Banana includes singer Yasuko Onuki, guitarist Ichirou Agata, and bass player Rika. Additional musician, electronics, Oshima. 0:45OOIOO, “1000 Frogs And 3 Sun In A House” from Feather Float (1999 Polystar). Bass, Handclaps, Maki; Drums, Handclaps, Yoshiko; Guitar, Vocals, Djembe, Bongos, Roland Juno and Casiotone synthesizers; Piano, Jew's Harp, Talking Drum, Scratches, Noises (Birds), Yoshimi; Guitar, Vocals, Handclaps, Kyoko; Producer, Yoshimi. 10:28 Opening background music: Junji Hirose + Yoshihide Otomo, “Noise From Far East” and “The Time to Live and the Time to Die” from Silanganan Ingay (1989 Tanga-tanga). Self-Made Instruments, Toy Rhythm Box, Toy (Voice-Changer), Toy Autoharp, Tenor Saxophone, Junji Hirose; Turntables, Cassette Tape, Hand-Made Guitar, Small Instruments, Toys, Otomo Yoshihide. Opening and closing sequences voiced by Anne Benkovitz. Additional opening, closing, and other incidental music by Thom Holmes. For additional notes, please see my blog, Noise and Notations.

Well we guess if you've won 5 Grammys, been nominated for "Producer of the Year", engineering and producing every famous artist of his day along with running the forefront of sound and studio recording techniques and innovations it's probably hard to remember a couple of interactions with "The Cowsills" who were just struggling to stay relevant when our paths crossed twice in 1972 and 1978 ("The Cocaine Drain Album" and "Covered Wagon"). Watch us hold it together as we hear, "Uh, well no I don't remember".... "Covered Wagon" and "This Here Is A Love Song" and "Down In The Valley" was a 6-hour session at the Sound Factory in Hollywood late one week night with Val at the controls and we were thrilled. It was a great night of recording more isolated and remembered in our sparse history but buried in Vals incredible life and experiences. 100 gold and platinum albums. Val Garay is an icon and important historian for the history of rock and roll.

Anexos al abecé de la música popular de Brasil en forma de compilaciones. Intervienen: A Bolha, Liverpool, Bango, The Buttons, Assim Assado, O Terço, Spectrum, Módulo 1000, Os Lobos, Rubinho & Mauro Assumpçâo, Sound Factory, O Terço, Paulo Bagunça, Lula Côrtes & Zé Ramalho, Marcos Valle, Hugo Filho, Marconi Notaro y Cassiano. Escuchar audio

1. Sonia Davis - Bette Davis Eyes (The Music Remix) 2. Pet Shop Boys - The End Of The World (Luin's Precipice Mix) 3. Ce Ce Pensiton - Finally '97 (Remix!) 4. Snap - Rhythm Is A Dancer (PowerHouse Remix) 5. Sound Factory - 2 the Rhythm (Direct Hit Remix) 6. Bizz Nizz - Get Into Trance (Razormaid Mix) 7. Technotronic - Get Up (PowerHouse Remix) 8. Crystal Waters - Gypsy Woman (Jet Boot Jack Remix) 9. Robin S - It Must Be Love (Remix!)

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Val Garay is a Grammy winning producer and engineer with a legendary career. He's garnered 5 Grammy wins, over 100 gold and platinum records, an Emmy nomination, and over 125 million worldwide record sales.He's worked with legendary artists such as Linda Ronstadt, James Taylor, The Motels, Kim Carnes, Mr. Big, Eric Burdon, Queensryche, Santana, Jackson Browne, Frankie Valli & The Four Seasons, Dolly Parton, Bonnie Raitt and the list goes on!On today's episode Val talks about his early days as a musician in LA, getting signed by Lou Adler, becoming an engineer at the well known Sound Factory under legendary engineer / producer, David Hassinger, and eventually owning the premiere recording studio in the 80s.We'll also discuss the making of such iconic albums as Linda Ronstadt's Heart Like a Wheel, James Taylor's JT and Kim Carnes' Mistaken Identity…as well as his recent album with Richie Furay, In the Country.To learn more about Val Garay check out his website here: http://www.valgaray.com/Find Richie Furay's new album, In the Country, here: https://www.richiefuray.com/musicDon't forget to follow LA Woman Rocks on Instagram for classic rock photos and stories as well as info on upcoming My Rock moment episodes: https://www.instagram.com/la_woman_rocks/

Do Not Sit on the Furniture, Sound Factory, Tony Draper at Exit, Nebula, and shots of Patron at Wet Republic. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nocomps/message

Do Not Sit on the Furniture, Sound Factory, Tony Draper at Exit, Nebula, and shots of Patron at Wet Republic. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nocomps/message

Louie Vega shouldn't need an introduction, but we'll do it anyways. The Bronx-born Puerto Rican artist embodies the soulful sound of New York house music, and he's been doing it since the '80s. His history features a litany of legendary names and clubs, from the Devil's Nest to his much-vaunted residency at The Sound Factory in Manhattan, and he's made music with the likes of Todd Terry, Mood II Swing and Barbara Tucker. But it's with Kenny "Dope" Gonzalez that Vega made his most cherished and influential work as the duo Masters Of Work, putting out huge singles and making house remixes for some of the most iconic names in '90s pop music. To listen Vega's discography, especially as part of Masters At Work, is to hear the evolution of house music and garage (yes, both US and UK). It's difficult to overstate the impact those '90s records had on New York and beyond, and they're still some of the most swinging, undeniable house records ever made. Just try playing a MAW Dub for a newbie and see their reaction. House music has been Vega's lifelong mission, and almost four decades in, he's still refining his craft, moving towards ever-jazzier, ever more soulful sounds. His RA Podcast shows off some of his favorite tracks from contemporaries like Mood II Swing, as well as his band Elements Of Life and a handful of new tracks from his forthcoming album, Expansions In The NYC, which aims to capture the sound of his club night of the same name. You'll hear lush live instrumentation, powerful vocals and, of course, those addictive, sometimes skippy house beats—the sound of a master at work. Read more: http://ra.co/podcast/828 @nuyoricansoulnyc

https://www.mixcloud.com/horatioofficial/horatio-preents-ibizaholic-radioshow-episode-52-special-guest-mix-oscar-g/ Save the best for last. I have the honour and privilege to have as guest star in my radioshow the LEGENDARY DJ AND PRODUCER , MR"DARK BEATS" himself, OSCAR G . If you were to get out a map and track the history of house music – with endless lines sprouting from New York, Chicago and Detroit to points all over the world – you'd have to make a big, red circle around Miami, Florida, and start drawing. Miami was never ground zero to a full-fledged subcultural movement. But it is where Oscar Gaetan, better known as Oscar G, has lived every day of his life. And that fact alone makes it a hub on the global underground. An award-winning songwriter, producer, and DJ, Oscar is one of dance music's brightest and most enduring stars. As part of seminal production teams Liberty City, Murk, and Funky Green Dogs, he boasts hits – Billboard chart-toppers as well as underground smashes – in every decade, every trend, and every market. “Some Lovin',” “Fired Up,” and “Dark Beat” are more than just tracks: They are moments, shared by clubbers worldwide. They're the kind of moments Oscar still creates at Space Miami, his hometown superclub, where he's been a resident DJ for a staggering eight years – coming full circle after a globetrotting career. Oscar and longtime friend and production partner Ralph Falcon grew up in a Miami enlivened by the fresh spirit of hip-hop. “Break dancing, graffiti and the music that went along with it: That's really what got me into DJ-ing in the first place,” he says. By the age of 12, he was already spinning at school dances. Oscar and Ralph started working together at the end of high school, blending the sounds of their youth with the beginnings of house, like Ten City and Blaze; and the darker Euro bands of the time, like Depeche Mode and New Order. “We were always big on doing our own sound, with our own feeling and vibe in every aspect of it; from the way we mixed things to the sounds we chose,” says Oscar. “I remember being obsessed with that for years, and then people started to listen.” The early years bore some of the work for which they're still best known, like often imitated, never duplicated vocals “Some Lovin',” “If You Really Love Someone,” and “Reach For Me” (Tribal). Upon their release in 1993, the pair became instant superstars. “Europe kind of grabbed us,” says Oscar, so they spent a good amount of time touring overseas, eventually visiting every major and minor outpost of the global dance scene, including Zouk Singapore, Ministry Of Sound London, and Stereo Montreal. “Fired Up!” (Twisted), their biggest hit ever, followed in 1996. It topped the Billboard Dance chart, and even cracked the Top 100, peaking at No. 80. They would go on to remix countless major pop artists, from Madonna to Cher to Donna Summer; and appear on mainstream outlets like MTV and Top Of The Pops. The boys also cut two complete Funky Green Dogs albums for major label MCA, “Star” (1999) and “Super California” (2001). But their own measures of success were still decidedly underground: “Once Junior Vasquez played our records at Sound Factory [in New York], we felt like we could retire, and at that point we were like 20,” says Oscar. In March 2000, Space opened in downtown Miami with Oscar as the Saturday night resident, just as the world was paying its annual visit for Winter Music Conference. The club – with its cavernous main room, pummeling German sound system and nitrogen blasts – was the talk of dance world, and the legend of Oscar's residency began to grow. The year 2003 was a big one. Oscar released the “Live @ Space” (Star 69) compilation, and won the Club World Award for “Best Resident DJ” (which he won again in 2007). Murk set a new Billboard Dance chart record, with five No. 1's in a single year: Four singles from their self-titled artist album on Tommy Boy Records, and “Dark Beat” (Twisted), tribal house's first real vocal anthem, which found its way from dance floors onto mainstream radio. “We came up with ‘Dark Beat' in about 15 minutes. Whenever things come that quickly, you know there's something to them,” says Oscar. “But we didn't think radio or anthem; we were thinking more like, ‘Oh man, Danny Tenaglia's gonna be all over this!'” In 2006, Oscar became one of Pacha New York's only non-NY-based monthly residents, strengthening his bond with his home-away-from-home, and its rich dance history. He released a second installment in the Space series in 2007, starting new relationships with Nervous Records in the U.S. and CR2 in the U.K. CR2 also snapped up the Murk catalog, and commissioned new remixes of the classic tracks, including Paul Woolford's takes on “If You Really Love Someone” and “Reach For Me.” And in 2008, after nearly two decades making music, Oscar released out his first solo album, “Innov8” (Nervous). Last year Oscar released a mixed CD “Beats” on Nervous Records and working with his Murk partner Ralph Falcon produced one of the undergrounds anthem of 2012 – Amame – which was released worldwide on Defected. He and Ralph also re-activated the seminal label Murk Records. Even though his passion for music creation is undeniable, it's in his DJ booth where Oscar feels most at home. “On the music side, I've felt pretty energized lately, because the changes in the industry really enable you to be a lot more experimental and take more chances,” he says. “But DJ-ing to me always comes first: I really believe in it as an art form. Having a residency like Space, with a regular crowd, it's the ultimate.”

Mike recalls memories from 1993. Topics discussed include: The Beach Zone, Rob Russell, sending a package of samples to Think Skateboards, Burton snowboards, Tribal Gear, ASR Trade Show in San Diego, Olé Madrid, first E high, moving to 1933 McAllister, Everlasting Tattoo, initial excitement, futon, Psycho City, skateboarding down Haight Street, hard bail, Dream TDK, Twist, Dug, Bum, ground tags, bus commute to Hunters Point, Thrasher, Printtime, surprise first day, Ben Lovejoy, the closet art department, Espo, On The Go magazine, Sope, Clay Street house, Jase, The Condor, Joker, Dubose Tunnel, IHU crew, Pilot silver markers, KRINK, green and red street boxes, daytime tagging, Josh B, living with alcoholics/coke addicts, Jagermeister, LSD, Felon, crooked Victorian, house parties, sticker tags, When Things Fall Apart by Pema Chodron, The Art of Sexual Ecstasy by Margot Anand, the perineum, breathing techniques, orgasm/egolessness, spaghetti for months, coffee and muffins, sack lunch, girlfriend visits for Christmas, Sound Factory, Doc Martin, clean E, Mark Farina, Mushroom Jazz, rave near Lake Merritt, security on E, dawn set, Dwel and Jolt, copping drugs on Haight Street, getting hassled, the lost shoe, raves in the soccer fields at Golden Gate Park.

Early on Christina held the coveted position of guarding the velvet ropes for some of New York City's most famous nightclubs including Studio54, The Palladium and 1018. One of her proudest accomplishments was creating and owning one of New York City's most legendary dance clubs, The original Sound Factory on West 27th Street. She still enjoys producing events, many which benefit her favorite AIDs charities and various dog rescues.

Свежий выпуск радиошоу с новинками клубной музыки. В середине часа рубрика "Золотая эра транса". В конце рубрика "Заевшая пластинка". Слушайте шоу на радио LumixFM в сб в 14:00. Вы также можете слушать эпизоды где угодно и когда угодно через приложение TuneIN и в ApplePodcast. TuneIN: tunein.com/podcasts/Dance--Electronic/SteelYGA-Premium-Selection-p810874/ ApplePodcast: podcasts.apple.com/ru/podcast/steelyga-premium-selection/id1420032920 Вступай в Public VK и слушай новинки: vk.com/steelyga_premium_selection Подписывайся на меня в Instagram: instagram.com/steelyga Ваша бесплатная дебетовая карта с кешбэком от Альфа Банка vk.cc/c0U1cd Хэштеги: #steelyga #steelyga_premium_selection #stpresel326 01:55ART3MIS & JackEL feat. Alina Renae - Played (Radio Edit) 05:09Besomorph feat. Neoni - Chemicals 07:17BlasterJaxx - Frozen Fire 11:07Gryffin feat. Kyle Reynolds - Best Is Yet To Come (If Found Remix) 14:36John Dahlback - Pyramid (Nicky Romero Remix) 17:15JVNA - Where You Are 20:37KANON - Catalyst 23:10Klaas feat. Fredrik Lestrange - Thank You And Goodnight 25:25Marc Korn & Empyre One & Semitoo feat. Moodygee - Think Twice (Empyre One Edit) 28:16Рубрика «Золотая эра транса» Marco V - More Than A Life Away (DJ Preach Remix) 36:01Mount feat. Sound Factory & JUSTN X - Higher Love 38:16Sam Feldt feat. Georgia Ku - Call On Me (Justus Remix) 41:37Steyyx & Luna feat. Robbie Rosen - Wherever You Are 45:33Synymata feat. KLAXX & EKe - Hollow Eyes 49:16Valents - Out Of This World 52:22Vintage Culture & James Hype - You Give Me A Feeling 55:25Рубрика «Заевшая пластинка» Yves V & Dubdogz feat. ILIRA - Are You Ok

This week we are thrilled to be joined by Corvette Hunt of Madonna's Glam Squad! Discovered at the Sound Factory nightclub in NYC, Corvette got his start working alongside Madonna at the Roseland Ballroom promo show for the Music album, and then went on to do the Drowned World Tour, the Sticky & Sweet tour, the Super Bowl Half-time show, and most recently, M's Pride appearance and the Madame X tour. He shares some wonderful stories about what it's like styling on the road with the Queen -- you won't want to miss this! You can follow Corvette on Instagram: @mistercorvette  Follow MLVC on Instagram and Twitter: @mlvcpodcast Donate to the podcast: https://venmo.com/mlvcpodcast or on our Crowdfunding page: https://patron.podbean.com/mlvcpodcast

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Danny and Jerry talk about the experience of walking into Sound Factory, Jonathan Peters old school mixes, Jerry's un-blended fade, early check out at hotels and Airbnb cleaning fees. Instagram: @nocompspod www.instagram.com/nocompspod/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nocomps/message

Danny and Jerry talk about the experience of walking into Sound Factory, Jonathan Peters old school mixes, Jerry's un-blended fade, early check out at hotels and Airbnb cleaning fees. Instagram: @nocompspod www.instagram.com/nocompspod/ --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/nocomps/message

On July 12, 2018... I released the first ever episode of Philosophy 101… 3 years later.. here we are… Philosophy family.. can you believe it?! I have 3 things to say to all of you; THANK YOU! THANK YOU!! & THANK YOU!!! There are not enough words to express the copious amounts of gratitude that I have for every single person who has supported from the start... From the team who has helped me transform Philosophy 101 into what it is today.. to anyone who has listened to every episode or just one episode.. and most importantly; the universal gratitude that I have for EVERY.. SINGLE.. House-Head that I've ever had the pleasure of having a conversation with, or just simply having shared a dance floor with you over my 29 years of existence… Seriously if you were to tell me 3 years ago, that not only will this podcast be listened to on every continent, throughout 75 different countries, & will have generated over 10K listens... Swear on my moms I would have told you; “Pass me whatever it is that you're smoking on because that sounds like some real fire shit & I want some”… And thennn... if you were to tell me that 6 months into releasing this podcast series, I would then be presented the opportunity to transform Philosophy 101 into an event series. That would not only take over some of Las Vegas' biggest nightclubs, but would enable me to headline open-close sets playing all different kinds of underground noises… And thennnnnn.. that would help to facilitate bringing Philosophy 101 back to my hometown of NYC, & most recently assist in being booked to be the headlining artist for a promenade record label's first 2021 label showcase in Los Angeles representing the Philosophy|CLV moniker... All the whilst, morphing Philosophy 101 into a DJ Collective consisting of likeminded individuals; some of whom I've known for over a decade... But were chosen not based off of how great their DJ skills are, or how well known they are, or where they have played, or how many people they can put through the door... But rather on the purest fact of; real recognize real… This music is who I am… This music has been shaping my life ever since I bought my first underground house 12” vinyl nearly 16 years ago… DJ Pierre aka The Godfather of acid house himself, once said; "Anything that starts off underground is house.. I don't care how big it gets.. if it started out underground.. then it's house!" House isn't just a type of music..it's a way of life..it's a culture..it's an ideology..and for those of us who started chasing this rabbit a long long time ago..we haven't left the rabbit hole since... This is the first Philosophy episode that I can truly say I left a piece of my soul inside of forever. Not only is this mix completely different than how I normally play... It is a beautiful, only can happen in the moment, on the fly, type of journey that explores my 3 favorite era's/decades of house... We starting off with what's closest to my heart.. the 2005-2010 golden era of NYC's tribal that I spent countless hours inside the walls of Pacha NYC, Cielo, & Asseteria listening too… Then rewinding back into the late 90s-early 2000's with that real Sound Factory era type sounds of Johnny Vicious, Jonathan Peters, Robbie Tronco, Sal Parm aka Plasmic Honey, & so on… And finally to round it out by ending off with what started it all; disco classics, original house classics/remixes/edits/reworks, & of course timeless vocals laid over a beautiful 4x4 beat... I hope you enjoy this 3 hour pilgrimage through the sounds of house as much as I did… I love you all... -Nick

Våra kära lyssnare, tillåt oss presentera Emil "Soundfactory" Hellman! Eurodance/House - kungen som toppat Billboard-danslistan inte mindre än två gånger!!!I veckans avsnitt berättar han om hur det var att komma ut som homogaya i Hälsingland på 70-talet, det glada gaylivet i 80-talets Stockholm, USA-turnéerna under 90-talet och det episka samarbetet med After Dark. Tune in och njut av spännande anekdoter tillika musiken från både då och nu.Pöss! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

TRUE HOUSE STORIES W/ ASHLEY BEEDLE # 037 - PART 2 In this second part Ashley takes us behind the scenes of meeting Norman Jay at The Notting Hill Carnival and starting to be booked at his first solo DJ gigs. He explains how “New Jersey Deep” was created and the feeling of hearing his records played at Sound Factory in New York City with DJ Frankie Knuckles thanking him for making such a great record. He also has his first chart super hit with Talking Heads lead vocalist David Byrne with the song called “Lazy” and being invited to perform on Top of the Pops.

Mark Straiton is a DJ and world class mixmaster cocktologist. In this longest interview yet we discuss his multiple master degrees, running a speakeasy in Brooklyn, being a pickle man, blue cheese and Makers, Key West jobs, Pumps in NY, Northeastern judgement, Hardcore roots, the Cod Fish Hill Crew, Sonic Youth, techno DJ's, NYC clubs back in the day, we play guess the job, the Sound Factory, communism, our tattoo overlaps, our five favorite songs, and soooo much more. FAIR WARNING- this is a 3hr jammer of a nonstop episode chock full of fun information. May God bless you if you make it the whole way through.  Go support my sponsor because they support me @www.keyscoffee.co

Willie Rodriguez takes you on a musical journey back into the 90s...The Shelter, Body&Soul, Sound Factory Bar...music by MAW, Pepe Brodock, Ian Poley,  St. Germain,  DJ Gregory, Osunlade, Robert Owens, A Man Called Adam....Just to name a few...2 hours of classic house, mixed with all  Vinyl Record collection.  Enjoy and share the podcast show.

My guest today is S. Husky Hoskulds a Grammy winning engineer, and mixer who moved to LA in 1991 to study audio engineering at the University of California, Los Angeles.  He began his career working with Mitchell Froom and Tchad Blake as a staff engineer at The Sound Factory in the early 1990s but would quickly move on to independent projects with Michael Penn, The Wallflowers, Sheryl Crow, Tom Waits and steady collaboration with Mike Patton on his various projects.  In 2002 he won a Grammy for Best Engineered Album, Non-Classical alongside Jay Newland for the multiple awarded debut album Come Away with Me by Norah Jones co-produced by Craig Street. Husky’s many credits also include Counting Crows, Suzanne Vega, Ron Sexsmith, The Dandy Warhols, Soul Coughing, John Legend, Neil Finn, Bonnie Raitt, Aimee Mann, Latin Playboys, Solomon Burke, Craig Street, and Joe Henry and many more… In 2009 Husky founded the online artist community Groundlift.org. In an effort to bring together like-minded artists and collaborators hosting more than 40 artists worldwide, including over 50 albums and other digital artwork used on several soundtracks and collaborations. Thanks to Andris at JZ microphones for making our introduction. Thanks to our sponsors! Soundporter Mastering: Get your free mastering demo at https://www.soundporter.com JZ Microphones: Use coupon ROCKSTARS to get 50% off The BB29 mic at JZmic.com Spectra1964: https://www.spectra1964.com OWC: Other World Computing: https://www.OWC.com iZotope: iZotope.com/Rockstars code ROCK10 10% off ADAM Audio: https://www.adam-audio.com RSR Academy: http://RSRockstars.com/Academy Want to learn more about mixing? Get Free mix training with Lij at: http://MixMasterBundle.com Hear discography on Spotify If you love the podcast, then please Leave a review on iTunes here CLICK HERE FOR SHOW NOTES AT: http://RSRockstars.com/287

The Platform episode 314 features a mix by DJ Klutch from Staten Island, New York! He got started at the age of 15 heavily influenced by artists like Jazzy Jeff, Funk Flex, Riz and Master Mike. He got his first big break in the industry spinning at New York City's legendary nightclubs Limelight, Tunnel and Sound Factory, all within the same year. Since then he's played all around the world including a residency in Tokyo and multiple spots in Vegas. Aside from DJing, his duo Electric Bodega stays busy producing hit remixes for artists and groups like The Chainsmokers, Roc Nation and more that have received press from Complex, Vibe, Playboy and amassed over 7 million streams on Spotify alone! Check him out on Twitch every Wednesday night at 8:30 PM, follow his other socials by tapping the links below and enjoy Klutch's latest mix, on The Platform. Band Camp: https://djklutch.bandcamp.com Web: https://www.djklutch.com FB: https://www.facebook.com/djklutch IG: https://www.instagram.com/djklutch/ Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/djsalklutch/ Twitch: https://www.twitch.tv/djklutchnyc Twitter: https://twitter.com/djklutch

Up until the last decade, New York nightlife was the standard bearer of the global underground party scene.  Studio 54 and The Sound Factory were era-defining clubs and ground zero for fashion and culture movements in New York. Then came members-only establishments and scene killing bottle service of the naughts and New York nightlife was declared dead. ‘It's all moved to Brooklyn' has been the refrain, but to where exactly - Does New York currently have a thriving nightlife scene worth talking about? 

Welcome back to another episode of Universal Rhythm Sessions. This week we bring you a local up and coming talent, Danny Boak. Danny got his start at the age of 15 in 1998 promoting local teen night parties and djing around Staten Island. He played at venus such as Eclipse, Atlantis and Cylo. Ambition was strong and kept him wanting more so he started working for a company called No-ID which at the time was hosting various events at some of NYC's legendary venus such as Soundfactory, Exit, Limelight and the Tunnel. He continued promoting and paying his dues after a few years he started promoting and djing events at Pacha NYC in the Bassment, Deko and Club Abyss, NJ. The hard work was beginning to pay off and was asked to come and dj/ host the Mirf room at NYC's District36. Since the closing of D36 he has been focusing his time and energy in the studio and will be starting a new residency in April 2013 with his new team Wolfpack. We hope you enjoy this underground tech house mix Danny sent URS and stay tuned for more on this up and coming talent. For more on Danny Boak make sure to check out the links below. As always don't forget to hit us up with comments and/ or questions about the show or the artists featured. Reach us via Facebook at www.facebook.com/johnrivasmusic or follow us on Instagram @johnrivasmusic or via Twitter @djmentorFacebook: www.facebook.com/danny.boak

Welcome back to another Universal Rhythm Session. This week we welcome...ADAM FREEMER. DJ. Producer. Sound Engineer. Not many can claim to be truly successful on "both sides of the mixer", but besides being a world renown dj and producer, Adam has worked on and engineered some of the world's finest nightclub sound systems. His skills are often requested in the studio by other producers wanting to tap into his 15+ years of music production and Pro Tools experience. Adam's maintained consistent support from some of dance music's heaviest hitters such as Danny Tenaglia, John Digweed & Victor Calderone to name just a few. After filling in for Danny Tenaglia at his now infamous “Be Yourself” party at Vinyl, New York and playing at New York staple clubs such as Twilo, Limelight and Sound Factory over 10 years ago, Adam has gone on to tour the world several times over as a dj. With a production career that now spans two decades, Adam's first major release, H2O, was released on TWISTED records back in 2002. H2O featured house legend Alan T. providing the vocal snippet to this club stomping first effort which received support from some of dance music's biggest names of the time such as Anthony Pappa, DJ Vibe, and Tom “Superchumbo” Stephan. Adam has since gone on to release many chart topping singles including Underground Baby! which achieved top 5 download status on Beatport. On the remix front, with multiple Billboard charted remixes under his belt including two #1 Billboard remixes of the legendary Yoko Ono and a long list of remixes by respected names such as DJ Chus, Cevin Fisher, D-Formation and Mistress Barbara, Adam has solidified his standing as a respected dance music producer and re-mixer. In 2008 Adam started his own label, Mecha Recordings and besides releasing his own work, the label has released remixes and singles from artists such as Lance DeSardi, D-Formation, DJ Simi and D-Unity.Across North America, from Stereo, Montreal, Ruby Skye, San Francisco and staple clubs in New York, Miami and his home town of Philadelphia, Adam has been touring as a dj for over 10 years. On a global level, the list is even longer from all over South America to Europe and throughout Asia where he recently visited Womb, Tokyo. Adam continues to evolve as a dj incorporating new sounds into his sets which have their roots in techno, house and soulful deep grooves. With a full-length remix album about to released this Summer on TWISTED and many other remix and original projects in progress, Adam's touring schedule is about to become busier then ever.As a sound engineer, Adam's knowledge spans from engineering tracks in the studio to engineering top notch nightclub audio systems. In recent years Adam's been designing and engineering sound systems around the world and has helped create a resurgence in nightlife in his home town of Philadelphia by bringing quality nightclub audio to the city as never before. He's currently working on his own nightclub project which will take prominence as the premier nightclub & sound system in Philadelphia and also be one of the best nightclub sound systems in North America. We hope you enjoy this mix Adam sent us and remember to hit us up with comments and/or questions about the show or the artists featured. We can be reached via Facebook at www.facecook.com/johnrivasmusic or follow us on Instagram @johnrivasmusic or via Twitter @djmentorFacbook: http://www.facebook.com/adam.freemer Soundcloud: http://www.soundcloud.com/AdamFreemerMixcloud: http://mixcloud.com/atf014Website: http://www.adamfreemer.com/General contact for bookings and business related: management@mecha-entertainment.com 

A techy feast to sink your ears in to for this months guest mix, presenting RAZE (Neil Castle) he has graced the decks at many events across the South West UK for years, his mix is proof of this guys skill in tune selection and mixing..... Enjoy! xXx DJ Raze debuted in the South West in 1993, a few months on from when he first ever touched a pair of record decks. The Plymouth Warehouse proved to be of a huge influence with Raze diligently collecting the records he had heard every week from the big names he saw. This passion and enthusiasm lead to a set playing for Speed Promotions alongside Slipmatt, and a chance encounter following this meant he also span an impromptu set at the legendary Plymouth Pavilions for long standing rave promoters 'Obsessed' From Hardcore, as the years went on, the progression into Trance followed, and Raze landed a set at 'Bossanova' (Sound Factory) and continued to play for some years before taking a short break to raise his family. Now to the present, and the mixing bug has been caught again, with Raze holding residencies for TranceFormNation (Exeter) and Liquid Pulse (Plymouth), where he has performed alongside Mark EG, M-Zone, Signum, Joey Riot, Nick The Kid, Kidd Kaos, Tek-Tonic and many more. Tracklisting: 1) Mooniac - Jelly (Original Mix) 2) Ashley Wallbridge - Arrival (Ashley Wallbridge Extended Mix) 3) Eric Strong - Orchids (Original Mix) 4) Funkagenda & Alex K - Drift (Original Mix) 5) System F & Cosmic Gate - The Blue Theme (FerryMix) 2009 - Life's Too Short (Alexx Rave Mix) 6) Metaphor -Dyro (Original Mix) 7) Hard Rock Sofa/Swanky Tunes - Here We Go (Original Mix) 8) Marcel Woods & W&W - Trigger (Original Mix) 9) Tiësto & Showtek - Hell Yeah! (Original Mix) 10) Delerium Feat Sarah Mclachlan - Silence (Tiësto Remix W&W Vs Jonas Stenberg Mix)