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As we enter the closing swing of 2024, Markus Schulz checks in for another studio edition of the Global DJ Broadcast, ahead of a European doubleheader this weekend. Friday marks the release of his new X collaborative single Let Your Mind Be Free with William Schneider, and a preview can be found on the show. Markus also showcases upcoming Coldharbour material from Hel:sløwed, Tim Clark, Mike EFEX and Daxson. In the second hour, Farius joins for the guestmix, as he celebrates the release of his new artist album Synapse.   Fans in Poland and Scotland can catch Markus in action this weekend - firstly on Friday at the Hype Art Music Club in Szczecin. and in Glasgow for an In Search of Sunrise themed set at Trancefest, taking place at the SWG3 on Saturday.   Hope you enjoy the show.   Tracklist:   The Essentials with Markus Schulz 01. Hel:sløwed - Kaleidoscope 02. Tim Clark featuring MARS - Pure Life 03. Woo York featuring Mark Tarmonea - Feeling (Korolova Remix) 04. CamelPhat, Massano & Nu-La - Oblivion 05. Gav Easby - Neon Illusion [Deeper Shades] 06. Phillip Castle - The Journey (Come with Me) 07. Cosmic Gate x Maxim Lany - The Drums 08. Siskin, Susie Ledge & Hal Stucker - Together [In Bloom] 09. Mike EFEX - Hands on Me 10. Jackie Hollander - All My Friends Are Hot (Weska Remix) [Down the Rabbit Hole] 11. Deadmau5 - Strobe (Layton Giordani Remix) 12. Johan Gielen presents Airscape featuring Arkayne - In the Dust Where Love is Gone (Airscape's In Search of Sunrise Mix) [A Moment of Sunrise] 13. Andain - Summer Calling (BLR Remix) [Global Selection] 14. HI-LO - Mesmerize 15. The Quest - C-Sharp (ALAT Remix) 16. Anden - Kerry (Monoverse Remix) [Hall of Fame]   Farius 01. Farius - Just Wanna Be with You 02. Farius & RUNN - I Surrender 03. Farius & Jonathan Mendelsohn - Staring at the Sun 04. Farius - Electric Run 05. Solarstone & Farius - Barton Springs 06. Farius - Pressure 07. Farius - Is This Love?   Back with Markus Schulz 17. Metodi Hristov - Flatline 18. Agustin Muller - EDNA 19. Drunken Kong - Higher State 20. Melgazzo & HNGT - Hyperdrive 21. Markus Schulz x William Schneider - Let Your Mind Be Free 22. Sam Paganini - Rave (Danny Avila Remix) 23. John O'Callaghan - Pebble Beach 24. Daxson & Numa - Peaks & Valleys  

You may have noticed a growing popularity for day time clubbing events in recent months. It would appear nightlife is changing, with a shift towards the day time for socialising and dancing. On this episode we learn more about this new trend, where it came from and what impact it is having on the local industry. First up Rosalind speaks to Line of Duty actress Vicky McClure and partner the writer/producer Jonny Owen about their day-time clubbing experience Day Fever. Vicky's mantra is 'music is medicine' and the couple tell Rosalind how this is translating into packed dance floors at 4pm up and down the country. Meryl Gilbert, the Arts and Business Director of SWG3 in Glasgow, also joins Rosalind to talk about the changes she has seen in the industry. She tells her that the rise of day time events is something that's been happening in New York and elsewhere for quite a while and it's not necessarily all about ageing clubbers wanting to be home to let the babysitter go! Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices

Hannah George, Sustainability Coordinator at SWG3  joins Earth Care for episode 4 of the Sustainability in the Live Music Industry series.  SWG3 is one of Scotland's busiest venues and welcomes 250,000 guests yearly. In 2021, SWG3 began their substantial shift towards net-zero. With the help of Stance, they began measuring the carbon footprint from their operation to better understand their environmental impact. The team then used that data to develop a baseline that allows them to continuously move the sustainability needle.  In 2022, SWG3 introduced a form of renewable energy that no other venue had tapped into, BODYHEAT. Since then, SWG3 has been powering music gigs and live events thanks to energy generated by all of the venue's visitors. The venue's mission to keep dancing, keep working, keep creating, while operating in a responsible way that recognizes the seriousness of the climate crisis.  In this episode, Hannah discusses the venue's journey to becoming net-zero and the various sustainability initiatives SWG3 has implemented. She explains the BODYHEAT technology and shares how long it took the venue to create it. We also learn about SWG3's reusable cup system, the circular swap shop, the active travel initiative, and their plans for reducing touring emissions. Hannah emphasizes the importance of collaboration and communication within the live music industry to drive sustainability efforts.  MORE FROM SARAH: Take the FREE #FansChooseToReuse pledge here and commit to reducing plastic bottle pollution at live music events! Get 10% a HYDAWAY Collapsible Bottle with the discount code PODCAST here **Shipping only in Canada, promo ends July 1, 2024** Connect with Sarah on Instagram and Tiktok Learn more about Earth Care

This episode of Belta is with founder and director of PR agency Electric Shores Publicity and artist manager Jenn Nimmo-Smith.Catching up with Jenn the week a lot of the music industry rose from their festive break-induced slumber, we touched on all sorts: from her various job roles, the reality of working for yourself, funny (albeit tedious!) memories from her vast experience in music, and her decision to move back to her home of Glasgow.Find Jenn's Electric Shores online here.Find Belta online at @beltamedia and Niamh at @n_iamhingram. Music: ‘Ascent' by Metre

A mix of tracks in the majority played by Sasha & John Digweed at the recent gig at SWG3 Glasgow, November 2023 by CT DJ.

This episode of Belta is with Rory Masson, based up in Aberdeen, Scotland. He's an industry head in electronic music, founding RARE Club - which runs weekly parties across Scotland's most loved venues including Tunnels, Le Cheetah, Sub Club and SWG3 - and co-directing Cultivate Festival, the North East of Scotland's biggest electronic music festival. He cut his teeth back in the day throwing infamous house parties and afters in his Aberdeen student house, and to this day still throws parties which originate from a place of passion.In this episode, we spoke about a range of topics, including industry perspectives on some of the most relevant topics in electronic music right now, his renowned afterparty roots and DIY culture. He gave some insightful knowledge into events management, too; it's certainly a must-listen for budding, but also established, promoters alike. Rory also shared his ultimate night out in Scotland with me, and as I write this, am booking the next train to get up there for a dance...Find Rory online here and Cultivate Festival online here.Find Belta online at @beltamedia and Niamh at @n_iamhingram. Music: ‘Ascent' by Metre

With Stu back in his native Fife, Steve and Marc are joined this week by comedian Alexandra Haddow.  Alex discusses her upbringing in the town of Corby - otherwise known as "Little Scotland",  recalls working in a pub frequented by Liam Gallagher, and reveals which unlikely former Rangers and England star once slid into her DMs.  Plus, Marc and Steve reflect on their experience of attending the nostalgia-laden indie music night Alex held at SWG3, Marc expresses his disbelief at having to pay to see the gravestone of Karl Marx, and Alex recounts some of her dating mishaps with a few of the "wrong'uns" she's been out with.A video version of this podcast is available on YouTube, where you can subscribe for all future episodes: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCxeugCQL5zyVhd7pCEAi9GAAlexandra will be performing her debut Edinburgh Fringe show "Not My Finest Hour" at the Pleasance Courtyard at 6:55PM from 2nd-28th August.  Tickets here: https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/alexandra-haddow-not-my-finest-hour We're now on Patreon!  Sign up for exclusive access for as little as £3 per month:https://www.patreon.com/somelaughTickets for all three of the boays' Edinburgh Fringe shows in August are ON SALE NOW!Stuart: https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/stuart-mcpherson-love-that-for-meMarc: https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/marc-jennings-away-from-hereSteve: https://tickets.edfringe.com/whats-on/stephen-buchanan-charicatureYou can follow Some Laugh on Instagram, Twitter and TikTok - and please remember to leave a 5 star review!Support the show

Hello! I've wanted to do an episode on Street Art for a while, as it's a subject that's always appealed to me. I'll often see if there's a street art tour in a place I'll be travelling to, and I'm always veering off down side-alleys in search of it when I'm walking through a city. As a result, this episode is my longest yet. Topics discussed in this episode are: * Leg Update and other housekeeping * A brief history of street art * What counts as street art * Why do people like street art * The art industry sucks * Community and Belonging * Street art in Brussels * The Stockholm Metro * Glasgow's Mural Trail and the SWG3 community * Street art tours * Wall murals in Palestine and Berlin * Street art in Chile * Council-funded public art projects around the world * Examples of unusual public art * Public art in Brussels * Yarn-bombing * The famous Glasgow traffic cone Links to people mentioned in the episode (and IG accounts of street artists): Amanda Kendle's podcast on street art SWG3's website  Instagram accounts of some street artists include: Inti Rogue One  Cuibi Creaturi Dragute  Epod  Morf  Smug Contributions in this episode are from: Sarah Irving - The Urban Wanderer Amanda Kendle - Not a Ballerina Kate-Frankie Brennan - This Could Lead To Anywhere Momtaz Begum-Hossain - Hello Colour and my friend Adam who has no real internet presence A PDF transcript of this episode is available. As always, if you have anything to say about the topic, or indeed about my podcasting in general, leave a comment or let me know. I have a newsletter with extra content, and where I'll be mentioning future podcast episodes if you want to make your own contribution. I also have a Patreon - if you like what you hear, and want to access exclusive content (or just to show your appreciation), then head on over. Until next time, bye for now. :)

As always the Pod is Sponsored by Michael Burns and L.A.M.N Solutions LTD. If you need any work done on your home or Property contact Michael on 07854244520 and quote "Straight White Whale" for a discount!We should all know by now that this is Bemz! He's a legend and he's playing his biggest headline show in SWG3 in Glasgow 28th April. Me and Darren will be at the show and if you like live music and Hip Hop please consider backing local music and an absolute stellar guy!https://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/bemz-glasgow-28-04-2023/event/36005D689CB02FC7 Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Welcome back Braves, hope you all had a good Xmas. 🎄 Next up another special guest mix from Gary Beck taken from his set when we took over SWG3 in Glasgow. 💪 Subscribe to listen to Techno music, Tech House music, Deep House, Acid Techno, and Minimal Techno for FREE.

Today's premiere comes from Waterford native, now Dublin-based Mav666. The track is arguably her best work yet, as she provides us with a track that exemplifies grit, groove, and rhythm while still maintaining a clean and polished sound overall. Mav666 has kindly set this track as a free download too and can be picked up on our SoundCloud for your listening pleasure. Mav666 has taken the Irish dance scene by storm in recent years. Having played countless headline shows across the country, supporting the likes of TRYM, Tommy Holohan, I Hate Models, SPFDJ, Chlär, and Wallis. Accompanying this with a slew of festival appearances that include TIME4DANCE, Life Festival, and Fuinneamh Festival, there is absolutely no doubt that Mav666 is one of the most thrilling DJs Ireland has to offer right now. In doing so, she does a fantastic job at showcasing her impeccable DJ skills and incredible understanding of the realm of techno. The year ahead looks as exciting as ever for Mav666 as she continues to grow and develop as an accomplished and dedicated artist. With some solid shows lined up including her b2b headline show with Derv at Cellar this Friday, performing at the blk. weekender on St. Patrick's Day in Belfast with Flores as well as making her Scottish debut in SWG3 on the 11th of March with Shannen Blessing. It's safe to say that Mav666 is in for a massive year and we cannot wait to see what the future holds for her. Solar Plexus is the epitome of driving techno, laced with syncopated drums, hypnotising vocals, and a riveting bassline from start to finish. Possessing a true transitional sound throughout, bringing you on a sonic journey that leaves you yearning for more after every listen. Solar Plexus adds yet another solid composition to Mav666's already impressive discography. Go ahead, listen for yourself. MAV666 ------------------ SC: @mav666 IG: www.instagram.com/mav.666 Four Four Magazine --------------------------- FB: www.facebook.com/FOURFOURDANCE/ IG: www.instagram.com/fourfourmagazine/ Web: www.fourfourmag.com/

One of Glasgow's rising stars, Beth has caught our ears with her energetic house style, and unadulterated taste for a slammin kick & hi-hat combo. The Scottish DJ has already managed to cement herself as a regular feature in one of Glasgow's leading venues SWG3 as well as playing at key UK venues and events such as FLY Open Air Festival, Cultivate, TRNSMT festival & many more. "I wanted to bring my style across to the guys at SlothBoogie. I love the label and wanted to show how much it means being asked to be part of the mix collective through tunes I love. Hope everyone enjoys the music." Artist: @bethdj

This episode features Andrew Fleming-Brown, managing director at SWG3. The conversation focuses on venue sustainability and the power of being community led. Here are a few of the topics we cover: The community that built SWG3 and balancing for-profit venue hire and culturally led projects The Development of the area into a vibrant quarter with a clear environmental policy SWG3's unique heating system called BODYHEAT launched in 2021 at COP26  SWG3's ambitions of becoming a circular campus The need to constantly reimagine how you use the space and how you engage with the community

Glasgow warehouse venue SWG3 has installed a new energy system that captures heat from the club's patrons and recycles it to generate eco-friendly energy. The pioneering BODYHEAT set up will allow the club's owners to completely disconnect their gas boilers, welcome news amid soaring energy prices in the UK. Inventor David Townsend joins the show to explain how it works.

T78 is a legend, and we wanted to share this incredible set that T78 performed at Exile @ SWG3 Glasgow | THE Container.  Here is a link to the video on YouTube;  https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FDanF6MBRmc&t=469s Please comment and share with T78 how much you LOVE his work!!   

Part 2 of Blethered Live at SWG3 in Glasgow, with former MI6 Spy Aimen Dean. Aimen tells a never-before-told story about his haunting interaction with the lead-hijacker of the September 11th attacks in New York City... We hear about Aimen's decision to join MI6 as an undercover spy, and the extensive debriefing process in Scotland... Aimen discusses his progression into mainstream media such as Newsnight and the Conflicted podcast, and how it came about... And Aimen reflects on the issue of returning jihadists, and the controversial case of Shamima Begum. And as always, there's loads more. www.dontfretaboutdebt.net/blethered/ Contact: seanmcdonald.podcast@gmail.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/seanmcdonald01

Part 1 of Blethered Live at SWG3 in Glasgow, with former MI6 Spy Aimen Dean. Aimen talks about his early life in Saudi Arabia and how religious clerics shaped his young mindset... His decision to go and fight in Bosnia at 16 years old, in defence of Bosnian Muslims, and the horrors that he saw... And about when his path first crossed with Osama bin Laden. And as always, there's plenty more. www.dontfretaboutdebt.net/blethered/ Contact: seanmcdonald.podcast@gmail.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/seanmcdonald01

Stuart and Eamonn reflect on the concept of The Making Of…. Series 5 of Talk Media starts on 31 August. Thank you to all of our listeners and supporters. Tickets for Blethered Live at SWG3 with Aimen Dean - Tue 30 August:: https://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/blethered-live-tickets/artist/5388843 To listen to the full hour-long episode, and for a full list of recommendations, join the Talk Media Club (99p per week + VAT): patreon.com/talkmedia After I've joined the club, how do I listen? Download the Patreon app (iOS/Android) and login with your account details. For more information about Talk Media, go to: www.thebiglight.com/talkmedia

Blethered Live at SWG3 Glasgow In Conversation With Former MI6 Spy Aimen Dean Tue 30 August Tickets: https://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/blethered-live-tickets/artist/5388843

Tickets for Blethered Live at SWG3 with Aimen Dean - Tue 30 August:: https://www.ticketmaster.co.uk/blethered-live-tickets/artist/5388843 Returning listeners will be well aware of Aimen from my two previous chats with him, on the subjects of his life and career. For those who aren't, here's a wee bit of background. Often described as The West's most significant and valued spy of the 21st century, Aimen worked undercover with MI6, deep within Al Qaeda, providing a constant stream of invaluable information to the British security services. Something that has irrefutably saved thousands of lives.  On joining MI6, Aimen's initial debriefs took place in safe houses all over Scotland, sparking an intense love affair with the country. A nation he calls his spiritual home. After moving to Scotland in 2019, Aimen enrolled his young daughter with one of the country's top private girls' schools in Edinburgh. He thought his family were set for life, in the land he chose to call home. But now, just two and a half years later, the family is set to leave Scotland completely, as things have gone drastically wrong.  Aimen explains the series of events that have led to this decision to leave the country for good… And he gives his reasons for speaking out, particularly for the protection of those who may be in a similar situation in future. www.dontfretaboutdebt.net/blethered/ Contact: seanmcdonald.podcast@gmail.com Twitter: https://twitter.com/seanmcdonald01

KAAI is a young up and coming Glaswegian DJ + Producer who has become a resident at Slam's Return To Mono nights at the Sub Club and their Pressure parties at SWG3, he has also guested at nights across Scotland Tracklist via -Spotify: http://bit.ly/SRonSpotify -Reddit: www.reddit.com/r/Slam_Radio/ -Facebook: bit.ly/SlamRadioGroup Archive on Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/slam/ Subscribe to our podcast on -iTunes: apple.co/2RQ1xdh -Amazon Music: amzn.to/2RPYnX3 -Google Podcasts: bit.ly/SRGooglePodcasts -Deezer: bit.ly/SlamRadioDeezer Keep up with SLAM: fanlink.to/Slam Keep up with Soma Records: fanlink.to/SomaRecords For syndication or radio queries: harry@somarecords.com & conor@glowcast.co.uk Slam Radio is produced at www.glowcast.co.uk

Scotland's shining young talent is more present than ever with Frazi.er. The Glaswegian producer has captured the ears of many and has developed the international recognition he deserves with his raw, energetic sound. Frazi.er has been making waves as his sold out club night in The Hydro plus his own party at SWG3's Galvanizer set the pace for clubbing in Glasgow. The in demand Scottish DJ has also announced his ‘TRANSPARENCY' concept show, with two huge dates in Glasgow this May bank holiday. After his debut on Crisis Of Man earlier this year, on the label VA, Frazi.er is back with his ‘Youth Culture' EP, a massive 4 track offering with a gargantuan remix from Possession resident Hadone. Today we premiere title track ‘Youth Culture' which features rolling breakneck drums, with a trance edge that will leave you wanting more. Frazi.er ------------------------- SC: @frazi_er IG: www.instagram.com/frazi.er FB: www.facebook.com/frazi.eruk Four Four Magazine 
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FARNAZ From Tehran to Glasgow A DJ and a Hard/Industrial/Techno producer who has rocked the music stages as she moved to Scotland. She's caught the attention of many by her unique taste of playing music and strong atmosphere she brings on with her dark and at the same time emotional signature to the stage. This has made her being invited to best events and clubs such as Pressure Glasgow in SWG3, Return to Mono(Monthly Slam DJs event in SubClub) where she's very welcomed and appraised by everyone upon her invitation to play for the club. With her high intensity, uniquely sound and energetic music, Farnaz breaks the limits and despite all the restrictions she endured as a female artist in her home country, she has managed to perform in the best Middle East events in Turkey and Oman which extends her music over the borders of Iran. Her sets have always brought fast and strong rhythms to make ravers sweat. She believes dancing is a kind of mindfulness everyone experiences as we live in the moment and there are no worries about the future nor the past. Tracklist via -Spotify: http://bit.ly/SRonSpotify -Reddit: www.reddit.com/r/Slam_Radio/ -Facebook: bit.ly/SlamRadioGroup Archive on Mixcloud: www.mixcloud.com/slam/ Subscribe to our podcast on -iTunes: apple.co/2RQ1xdh -Amazon Music: amzn.to/2RPYnX3 -Google Podcasts: bit.ly/SRGooglePodcasts -Deezer: bit.ly/SlamRadioDeezer Keep up with SLAM: fanlink.to/Slam Keep up with Soma Records: fanlink.to/SomaRecords For syndication or radio queries: harry@somarecords.com & conor@glowcast.co.uk Slam Radio is produced at www.glowcast.co.uk

Weekly Podcast Live Recording of Alan Fitzpatrick from We Are The Brave X Pressure Takeover at SWG3, Glasgow on 4th March 2022. No track list available.

Weekly Podcast Live Recording of Alan Fitzpatrick from We Are The Brave X Pressure Takeover at SWG3, Glasgow on 4th March 2022.No track list available.

This is episode 44 even though John incorrectly stated it was episode 43. We should have also called this podcast 'No to Qatar, Just Guitars' Ciaran and Jordan from Arcade State join regulars John and Erin for another Football/Music Special and bring the banter too. The guys talk about what they've been up to recently with single 'Splinter' being released last week and being busy with gigs. Check out their socials to keep up to date with upcoming gigs such as headline show at SWG3 on Saturday 23rd April. There are questions galore from listeners and friends of the podcast from the ridiculous to the sublime. We cover Celtic's win over Rangers, dream dinner guests and 5/6 a side teams picked by both brothers. They tell us bands to watch out for, their musical inspirations and dream venues to play. Remember you can get free shipping and 20% off any product at uk.manscaped.com with the code SFFPODCAST. #ad Thanks also to our Fantasy Football Scotland prize sponsors: Supernova Terracewear, Surprise Shirts and Mind, Body and Sole UK. Tweet us @sffpodcast Instagram - sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Email - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

This is episode 44 even though John incorrectly stated it was episode 43. We should have also called this podcast 'No to Qatar, Just Guitars' Ciaran and Jordan from Arcade State join regulars John and Erin for another Football/Music Special and bring the banter too. The guys talk about what they've been up to recently with single 'Splinter' being released last week and being busy with gigs. Check out their socials to keep up to date with upcoming gigs such as headline show at SWG3 on Saturday 23rd April. There are questions galore from listeners and friends of the podcast from the ridiculous to the sublime. We cover Celtic's win over Rangers, dream dinner guests and 5/6 a side teams picked by both brothers. They tell us bands to watch out for, their musical inspirations and dream venues to play. Remember you can get free shipping and 20% off any product at uk.manscaped.com with the code SFFPODCAST. #ad Thanks also to our Fantasy Football Scotland prize sponsors: Supernova Terracewear, Surprise Shirts and Mind, Body and Sole UK. Tweet us @sffpodcast Instagram - sffpodcast Facebook - Scottish Football Forums Email - scottishfootballforumspodcast@gmail.com

A trainspotter mix by CT DJ for 2 hours of tracks played by Sasha & John Digweed at their gig at SWG3 in Glasgow in November 2021 and finishing on the same classic Spooky, Little Bullet they ended their set with. Tracklist: 01. Words of Love - Hyenah 02. People Say (Nic Fanciulli Remix) - Paolo Rocco 03. Acid FM - Audio Junkies 04. Holographic (Carl Craig's Ride or Die Anthem) - Vince Watson 05. Tiefsee - Carsten Halm 06. Inception - Andi & Alex 07. Glamorama (Hunter/Game Remix)- Estoeric Circle 08. La'Ville (Extended Mix) - Vanco 09. Nican (Unders & Noraj Cue Remix) - Jacob Groening 10. Winder - Durante 11. Elfin - James Harcourt 12. Tide - Close Relative 13. The Drive - Sonic Union 14. Listening Close - Hoj 15. Emptiness (Hyenah's Raw Beat Remix) - Andre Lodemann 16. Inner Tension - Black Circle 17. The Navigator - Joris Voorn 18. Attention Seeker - Josh Gigante 19. Do You See It Yet? - Echonomist 20. Relio - Edone 21. Feather - Glowal 22. New Way (Heaven Mix) - Zschet 23. Little Bullet Part 1 - Spooky

Our 55th mix in our ever-growing Global Mix series this week comes from a collective, rather than the usual touring or emerging artists. Today we're buzzed to welcome 3 of Scotland's soundest promoters and party starters, ALL U NEED to our hot seat, as they provide us with a whopping 4 hours 30 mins mix of club heat, recorded live from Subclub, in Glasgow on Halloween night. The Glasgow based collective, made up of Alex Dobie, Zander Coulter and Graham Brown, first came onto our radar back in 2019, whilst we worked on a sold out KETTAMA club show in Glasgow's huge SWG3 venue. Upon visiting Glasgow and attending their party, the crew, not only excellent hosts and party throwers, we got to experience first hand their tight mixing skills really and absolute fun taste in tunes. ALL U NEED has been a constant for 7 years, set up by a group of friends getting to do what they love week in, week out. Foremost, the trios main focus is to promote local and emerging talent, who are briefed to play “solid club music” every week in Subclub, as well as promoting their favourite emerging international DJs. As a solid crew in their own right, it makes sense for them to take the reigns every now and then, promoting the sounds they curate in the club. All U Need come through with quite frankly, all you could possibly need in a mix. The four and a half hour mix span's through house, techno, breaks, grime, acid, rave, electro and a whole lot more. The mix serves a vivid representation of the energy building on a dance-floor, throughout the night. The mix reaches an ultimate climax and then the energy crawls it's way back down. Tension goes up and down down, like a yoyo and keeps you on your toes the whole time. ALL U NEED --------------------------- FB: www.facebook.com/alluneed17 IG: www.instagram.com/_alluneeed Four Four Magazine --------------------------- FB: www.facebook.com/FOURFOURDANCE/ IG: www.instagram.com/fourfourmagazine/ Web: www.fourfourmag.com/

Covid-19 has left many people tired, dazed and frustrated - there is a danger that we collectively press the ‘pause' button to catch our breath. But accelerator for change organisation After the Pandemic, co-founded alongside Laura McHard by our guests in this episode Fergus Bruce and Graham Hogg (from Lateral North), are passionate about mobilising and engaging communities, particularly young people, to ‘rethink, reimagine and redesign spaces and places to be greener, more resilient and more vibrant'. Joining them in conversation with @TheGreenAmanda is young Glasgow student Colin Li, whose powerful climate change focused mural design was one of seven winners in the Grantham Institute's national competition for young people and now adorns the SWG3 railway arches beside the Clydesdale Expressway. Together they highlight the power of creativity, design and education to stimulate positive grass-roots change for the world's future. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Zain Velji, filling in for Evan Solomon, discusses Conservative MP Marilyn Gladu's apology for comments she made on CTV's Question Period about COVID-19.  On today's show:  Conservative strategist Jason Lietaer on MP Gladu's apology and the Tories asking the national councilor behind the anti-O'Toole petition to turn over emails and phone records. Dr. Slobodan Simonovic, an Ontario flood-control expert, on creating a first-of-its-kind map which outlines Canada's future flood zones. Cynthia Lira, a 20-year-old concertgoer at Astroworld Fest where eight people died and hundreds more were injured, on her near-death experience.  Andrea Gunraj, Vice President of Public Engagement with the Canadian Women's Foundation, on how a made-in-Canada distress signal may have helped save the life of a North Carolina teen. Andrew Fleming-Brown, managing-director of SWG3 in Glasgow, on creating the world's first nightclub generated by body heat. 

What is it that makes spiders so frightening to us, and why do most of us kill them without sparing a second thought? Plus, a Scottish nightclub that's using the body heat of their dancing patrons to heat and cool the venue. And Prince Charles, trying to out British everyone else, fuels up his Aston Martin with England's finest wine and cheese byproducts. Sponsors:Raycon, Get 15% off at buyraycon.com/kottkeIndeed, Get a free $75 credit at Indeed.com/goodnewsLinks:Why so many of us are casual spider-murderers (BBC)Scottish nightclub to generate power from dancers' body heat (Planet Ark) This green nightclub traps dancers' body heat for later (Fast Company)Introducing a radical plan to power SWG3 using body heat (SWG3 TV) Prince Charles' Vintage Car Runs on Wine and Cheese Because Of Course It Does (Gizmodo)Blue Origin readies for space launch with William Shatner aboard (CBS News) Kottke.OrgJackson Bird on TwitterSee Privacy Policy at https://art19.com/privacy and California Privacy Notice at https://art19.com/privacy#do-not-sell-my-info.

Après plus d'un an de fermeture, les boîtes de nuit et discothèques peuvent enfin reprendre du service depuis cet été, et ce, malgré des températures parfois très très élevées. Ceci dit, cet excès de chaleur est peut-être un mal pour un bien, puisqu'une boîte de nuit nommée SWG3 située à Glasgow en Ecosse a tout simplement décidé de réutiliser cette chaleur pour la transformer en énergie.Pour atteindre son objectif, le club a tout simplement installé 17 trous de forages de 150 à 200 mètres de profondeur sous la piste de danse. Un système de stockage baptisé Bodyheat devrait ensuite permettre de conserver la chaleur, puis de la réutiliser pour chauffer le bâtiment, notamment en hiver. Si l'infrastructure n'a pas été présentée en détail, la boite de nuit écossaise estime pouvoir ainsi économiser 70 tonnes de CO2 à l'année, à raison de 100 watts générés par chaque personne présente sur la piste. Je cite Andrew Fleming Brown le directeur du club SWG3, « grâce à Bodyheat, nous contribuons à résoudre un problème mondial de manière innovante et nous réduisons considérablement notre consommation d'énergie, ce qui nous rapprochera de notre objectif de devenir un lieu neutre en carbone dans un avenir pas si lointain ».Pour l'instant, les travaux sont toujours en cours. Le système devrait être inauguré le 7 novembre prochain… Une initiative qui, hasard du calendrier tombe pile en même temps que la COP26 qui se tiendra justement à Glasgow, du 1er au 12 novembre. Si l'on considère qu'il s'agit d'un coup de communication, force est d'avouer qu'il a été rondement mené, avec beaucoup d'intelligence puisqu'il permet de montrer que tous les secteurs doivent rapidement effectuer leur transition énergétique s'ils veulent faire partie du fameux monde d'après. Et sur ce point, le monde de la nuit et de la musique ont encore pas mal d'efforts à faire… Ils sont en effet régulièrement pointés du doigt pour leur empreinte environnementale. Selon The Shift Project, un festival de l'ampleur des Vieilles Charrues émettrait environ 14 000 tonnes de CO2 par édition. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

En Écosse, le club SWG3 s'inquiète de son impact carbone... Et propose une solution : transformer la chaleur des clubbers en énergie. “Ailleurs dans le monde” au micro de Jeanne Lacaille. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

El el programa de hoy conversamos sobre el club nocturno escocés SWG3 quien está probando un nuevo sistema que utilizará el calor corporal de les ravers para alimentar las luces, la música y la electricidad del lugar. Además hablamos sobre una rave fuera de control en Italia. Entre otros acontecimientos, hubo un muerto, un nacimiento y 10.000 personas en este evento ilegal que duro seis días en el área de "Lago Mezzano". También charlamos sobre lo que le paso a FABIO quien describe un encuentro racista con un taxista de gira por EEUU hace unos años. "Nunca me siento del todo seguro en el centro de EEUU". Y para cerrar les contamos todo sobre el esquema "Ask for Angela" en Londres. Se trata de un plan que permite a las mujeres que salen en clubes nocturnos utilizar una "palabra de seguridad" para obtener ayuda por parte del personal del lugar. Este Viernes, la columna de Pablo Treinta trató sobre los orígenes del género DEEP HOUSE con hitazos de Marshall Jefferson, Bou Kahn, Blaze, Alison Limerick y Solomun. Para el cierre las Vesica Piscis nos cuentan de la salida colectiva de Córdoba hacia el mundo.

SWG3 with 3 birds of a Feather Tracey, and Sharon and our very own Westend Wendy. Let's find out what's in her safety bag. I mean ffs Tracey

The boys are joined by Glasgow City star Leanne Crichton as we look back on another big night at the Open Goal Summer Festival in SWG3 as well as review the first shock result of the Last 16 with Scotland's conquerors Czech Republic knocking out Holland and Ronaldo's Portugal heading home after defeat to Belgium. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

The boys are joined by Glasgow City star Leanne Crichton as we look back on another big night at the Open Goal Summer Festival in SWG3 as well as review the first shock result of the Last 16 with Scotland's conquerors Czech Republic knocking out Holland and Ronaldo's Portugal heading home after defeat to Belgium. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's the morning after the night before as the boys are joined by Josh Windass to look back on a fantastic Scotland performance at Wembley to keep our Euros hopes alive!We also chat about the unbelievable scenes at Open Goal's Summer Football Festival at SWG3 as the Euros party continued! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's the morning after the night before as the boys are joined by Josh Windass to look back on a fantastic Scotland performance at Wembley to keep our Euros hopes alive!We also chat about the unbelievable scenes at Open Goal's Summer Football Festival at SWG3 as the Euros party continued! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In Episode 68 Derek is joined by Panda - a Glasgow based street artist. This is the first time Panda has put his face to an interview! Panda shares his emotional journey from growing up skateboarding in Paisley to a decade of excessive partying and working in bars to recently getting sober and using that energy to developing his art and "Big Heid's". The Big Heid's are visible all across Glasgow and loved by many. Panda references his early years and implies the Big Heid's are influenced by The Beano, The Simpsons and can be reflective of the faces witnessed during those years of partying. Panda talks about SWG3 in Glasgow and their Yardworks Festival which showcases local graffiti artists & his own project Colour Ways Glasgow CIC which was founded in May 2020. This artist led organisation aims to support and promote graffiti and street art within Glasgow. Panda reflects on a youth group he was involved with ran by Darren McGarvey / Loki and how that has encouraged him to support other youth groups now. The pair discuss how graffiti is viewed by the wider public, the language that is used when describing graffiti and the elements of control in a society that is built on fear. Panda talks about the power of graffiti and street art, the first time he painted during the night in a public place and the money wasted by Glasgow City Council on removing art that isn't deemed offensive. Enjoy. DW!

It's the last Keeping the Ball on the Ground of the domestic season before we kick-off our Euro 2020 build-up so in honour of that we're recording today's show from the site of our Summer Football Festival at SWG3! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

It's the last Keeping the Ball on the Ground of the domestic season before we kick-off our Euro 2020 build-up so in honour of that we're recording today's show from the site of our Summer Football Festival at SWG3! See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

With this episode I just hit record and started talking! I'm frustrated and disappointed by the Summer Nights at Kelvingrove Bandstand being cancelled. Surely this is the ideal venue to trial live outdoor concerts at? Glasgow is a UNESCO city of music, a UNESCO creative city. We love music, we live for music, we really need it. Not just for the economy, but to lift spirits. I sincerely hope that some promoters, bands and labels are working on ideas for live music in the summer. I think the Bandstand and SWG3 in Glasgow are the venues we should be testing things at. Other cities in the UK are doing it. So what will my first post COVID concert be? Will Doune The Rabbit Hole go ahead? Do I hedge bets and buy tickets? What will my first show be? I basically use this podcast to get a lot of things off my chest. Chances are, if you are a music fan you'll be feeling the same.

In episode 157 UNP founder and curator Grant Scott is in his shed considering the fact that the podcast has reached the 'troublesome two's' with its second birthday, whilst reflecting on some of the key themes, dreams and schemes that have developed over the last 157 episodes. Plus this week photographer David Eustace takes on the challenge of supplying Grant with an audio file no longer than 5 minutes in length in which he answer's the question ‘What Does Photography Mean to You?' Photographer and Director David Eustace left school aged 16 and undertook various jobs including on a Royal Navy Minesweeper and as a prison officer, at HM Prison Barlinnie in Glasgow. At 28, he returned to full time education as a mature student and studied photography at Edinburgh Napier University. For the following 8 years he was primarily based in London creating celebrity portraits for GQ, Vogue and Tatler magazines as well as international advertising clients. In 2001 he based himself in New York and in 2008 he participated in USA Networks high profile Character Project for which he traveled Highway 50 from the Pacific to the Atlantic.  In 2009 he was invited to launch Anthropologie's Who Inspires Us online arts initiative and decided to go on a road trip with his daughter, Rachael to create a journal that would celebrate love, family, hope, inspiration and a personal family bond. On the success of this project he was asked in 2010 to create another portfolio in Scotland titled Highland Heart. In 2011 he was honoured with an Hon Dr of Arts by Edinburgh Napier and in 2012 and 2014 Panasonic based their national Lumix TV and print campaign around his work and featured him in their cinema and tv commercials. Eustace's work has been exhibited in both private galleries and national museums, and he was the subject of a 30 minute BBC documentary. In 2015 he was the first photographer to have an exhibition in The Scottish Gallery's 173-year history and in the same year he became Chancellor of Edinburgh Napier University. In 2020 he exhibited two exhibitions in Glasgow: Unique NYC Polaroids at SWG3 and Mar a Bha at The Royal Glasgow Institute for The Fine Arts. He currently serves on The Scottish Government's Creative Industries Advisory Group. www.davideustace.com You can now subscribe to our weekly newsletter at https://www.getrevue.co/profile/unofphoto Grant Scott is the founder/curator of United Nations of Photography, a Senior Lecturer and Subject Co-ordinator: Photography at Oxford Brookes University, Oxford, a working photographer, documentary filmmaker, BBC Radio contributor and the author of Professional Photography: The New Global Landscape Explained (Routledge 2014), The Essential Student Guide to Professional Photography (Routledge 2015), New Ways of Seeing: The Democratic Language of Photography (Routledge 2019). Grant's book What Does Photography Mean to You? including 89 photographers who have contributed to the A Photographic Life podcast is on sale now £9.99 https://bluecoatpress.co.uk/product/what-does-photography-mean-to-you/ © Grant Scott 2021

Dale and Harry from SAMA Nominated Dundee psychedelic synth pop duo Beta Waves join TELT for the latest episode of the lockdown series. The boys have generously given TELT an exclusive sneak peak of the title track of their debut EP which is released on Friday the 10th of July, and 'Come On Over' is arguably their most exciting track to date. Since forming in late 2017, the duo have sold out shows across the UK with their unique brand of pop that has seen them perform at the likes of Belladrum festival, support their heroes Jungle at a sold out SWG3 and work at the Grammy Award winning Parr Street Studios that boasts a roster of artists including Stone Roses, Bjork, Echo & The Bunnymen, Pulp, Blossoms and Paolo Nutini. We discuss the band's journey to date and Scottish music as a whole, while touching upon pertinent issues in the music industry such as the power of music streaming giants... and much more.

Can't actually believe we've reached SlamRadio 400th episode this week! To mark the occasion we thought we'd bring you something quite special, a 4 hour live set with the full production from the Galvanizers at SWG3 in Glasgow, the home to our Maximum Pressure party. It was great to be in a club space again where we can properly blast the music out! You can see the whole 4 hours, caught on video, across all our social media channels. If you like it and can afford to then please donate to our suggested good causes: Global Food Banking Network & Black Lives Matter. Tracklist: bit.ly/SlamRadioGroup Discover more episodes: https://soundcloud.com/soma/sets/slam-radio Subscribe on iTunes: itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/slam-radio/id584845850 Keep up with SLAM: fanlink.to/Slam Keep up with Soma Records: fanlink.to/SomaRecords www.instagram.com/slam_djs/ www.facebook.com/SLAM.soma twitter.com/slam_djs Slam Radio is produced at www.glowcast.co.uk For syndication or radio queries, email conor@somarecords.com If you enjoy this music and like receiving it every week - if you want to support Slam as artists please consider making a small donation to the cause here: www.paypal.me/slamdjs

I loved warming up for some heavyweights of trance such as Will Atkinson, David Forbes, Scot Project and more at The Galvanisers (SWG3) last weekend! Enjoy the recording

Josh Casey from J-Bone Collective joins TELT this week. Josh founded J-Bone as an independent music promotions company focussing on bringing up and coming rap and grime artists to Scotland. Three years after founding the company, J-Bone regularly promote sold out gigs in the o2 Academy and SWG3 for the likes of Giggs, Skepta and AJ Tracey, a feat never before accomplished for an independent promoter. Josh tells us his story to date thus far. 

  Recorded at Streetrave 30th Birthday party on 2nd November 2019 at SWG3 Glasgow.   Mixing is a bit all over the place but enjoy the tunes.     1 NY's Finest Do You Feel Me (Club Mix) 2 Federal Hill, I Have Something For You (TMVS Club Mix) 3 Shawn Christopher, Don't Loose The Magic 4 Adeva, I Thank You (The Philadelphia Mix) 5 Satoshi Tomiie ft Arnold Jarvis, And I Loved You (Classic Club Mix) 1990 6 Will Downing, A Love Supreme 7 Frankie Knuckles Presents Satoshi Tomiie, Tears (classic vocal) 8 Kym Mazelle, Was That All It Was (Good Mix) 9 East Side Beat, Ride Like The Wind (Piano Version) 10 Tony Di Bart, The Real Thing (12" Dance Mix) 11 Shiva, Freedom (Loveland Full on Vocal 12 Inch) 12 Marco Lys, Plaster Hands, Who Dares To Believe In Me (Extended Mix) 13 Carleen Anderson, Mamma Said (K-Klass remix) 14 Dina Carroll, Ain't No Man (Brothers In Rhythm Remix) 15 Roberta Flack, Uh Uh Ooh Ooh Look Out (Steve Silk Hurley Mix) 16 Fire Island, Fire Island 17 T-empo Saturday, Night Sunday Morning (T-Empo Mix) [feat. Juliet Roberts] 18 Paul Simpson Feat. Adeva Musical Freedom - Free At Last - Extedned Freedom Mix - 19 Daphne, Change (FOS Mix) 20 Barbara Tucker I Get Lifted ( FOS Dream Vocal Mix )

Join Jenny MacPherson and the team for more great foodie ideas, stories and inspirational tips. This week Nigel Slater shares his passion for autumn and winter cooking with a whole bunch of fresh, inspiring recipe ideas. He explains how the plant-based recipes in his new GreenFeast book are comforting, satisfying and certainly not puritanical! Oh, and some pudding-for-breakfast confessions like: “I have been known to open the fridge at 7 o'clock in the morning and glory, there's yesterday's trifle…!” With the clocks changing and winter fast approaching, we've declared November to be Soup Month on The Kitchen Café! Chef Neil Forbes shows us how to make a simple but delicious lightly spiced parsnip soup. Meryl Gilbert from Glasgow's SWG3 talks about their fresh approach to eating out. The dining space at the Acid Bar is taken over by different chefs and cuisines every few months – like a pop-up restaurant but for longer than one night only! It mirrors the shared space in the rest of the building and allows for greater flexibility and creativity with the food … and a chance for us to broaden our horizons with what and how we eat.

Chat with Manchester rapper Aitch ahead of his gig at SWG3 in Glasgow, earlier this month.We talk about his rapid rise to fame, instinctive creativity, social media and working with Ed Sheeran.https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCi1z2e3LwosX3kvAbWdBB2Ahttps://www.instagram.com/officialaitch/?hl=enContact: seanmcdonald.podcast@gmail.comhttps://twitter.com/seanmcdonald01Join Flick Chat here: https://flick.group/blethered See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

In this week’s podcast Laura Maginess catches up with Sarah Jane Murphy and Jane Macmillan from Onyx and Danielle Derrick from Nailco on the upcoming and unmissable Glam Squad event, taking place on Sunday 4th August at SWG3. As Scotland’s most amazing all day beauty festival (co-created by the girls from Onyx and founder of Blow Fal Carberry), this star studded event, which is sponsored by Nailco, brings together iconic brands, industry experts and celebs to showcase the very best in beauty. In this podcast the girls share what to expect at The Glam Squad (which is hosted by Jay Birmingham, Helen Flanagan’s bestie and go to hair stylist) from celeb masterclasses, to meet and greets and shopping with your fave insta brands alongside enjoying the party atmosphere with Djs, drinks and dancing. We also hear the brand stories behind the multi-award-winning Onyx and Nail Co, catch up on the girls tips for success and find out about their plans for the future. Not got your ticket for The Glam Squad yet? Enjoy this 15% discount code (GLAMPROMO19) when purchasing your tickets at https://www.ticketweb.uk/event/the-glam-squad-hair-swg3-tickets/9333245?fbclid=IwAR0f92FkPtns_qQdxSgigVYJ5WBwpY9D1ct0gWu7c6MuH8xH29QnICZ4qJ4 But get in there quick as it is set to be a sell out! To find out more about what to expect from this star-studded all day beauty festival follow @glamsquad_glasgow on insta And follow the work of the amazing @onyx_makeup @blow_colourbar + @nailconailbar ------------------------------ This week’s podcast is sponsored by Hashtag Organics. Hashtag Organics is an innovative and passionate industry leader specialising in the development of CBD based products for the UK and international market. Their ever expanding product range is the result of dedicated CBD research, cutting-edge science, and increased demand by the public who are looking to achieve an optimum state of health. All #Organics products are 100% organic, non-GMO, ethically sourced, and suitable for vegetarians and vegans. In addition, all products and processes are fully compliant with UK regulatory bodies. #Organics products are 100% THC free, meaning they are safe, legal to use in the UK and won’t get you high. The brand’s slogan is 'Grown in Nature, Defined by science' due to the fact the source of their products is from hemp plant grown in the best possible conditions but their formulations are a result of the most cutting edge laboratory, science-backed research and extraction, this marks #Organics as one of the most premium and pioneering on the market. The companies main retail presence is in pharmacies in the UK, giving customers that trusted enviroment to buy and that is also a testament to the quality. Food and Drug Administration Disclosure. These statements have not been evaluated by the FDA and are not intended to diagnose, treat or cure any disease. Always check with your doctor or physician before starting a new dietary supplement programme. All Hashtag Organics products contain 0% THC.

We went down to SWG3 in Glasgow to visit Warrior Studios and chat with James Gilchrist. James started Warrior studios with Beth Wilson after meeting at Edinburgh College of Art and holding themselves to a higher standard than that of their tutors. They then went on to create Graphic Design Festival Scotland as a response to problems they saw within the industry. They’re now moving into the 5th year of the festival that has grown in size and reputation over the years. We talk about the ups and downs the festival has brought as well as the design industry in Scotland as a whole. Warriors Studio - https://warriorsstudio.com/ Graphic Design Festival Scotland - https://graphicdesignfestivalscotland.com/2018/

Episode 005 of TBG Radio, featuring an extended mix of some Progressive House and Trance tracks currently on the radar (with a few older tracks thrown in, including 2 exclusive tracks from Doc and Div of the TBG Team), plus an Above & Beyond mini mix in support of their Common Ground tour that is coming to Scotland this weekend (3rd and 4th Nov 2018) at SWG3 in Glasgow (with support from Oliver Smith & Spencer Brown), mixed by Bryan Doherty. 1. Yotto - The One You Left Behind (feat. Vok) [Yotto's Mirage Mix] 2. Au/Ra & CamelPhat - Panic Room 3. Jerome Isma-Ae & Alastor - Timelapse 4. Tinlicker - Dream With Somebody 5. My Friend - Highland 6. 16 Bit Lolitas - Deep In My Soul 7. Gabriel & Dresden - You (feat. Jan Burton) [Isaiah Martin & Ido Remix] 8. Bryan Doherty - Waiting for The Calm 9. Spencer Brown - Windows 95 On Acid 10. Oliver Smith - Foundation 11. Cristoph - Tremble 12. Grum - Never Have To Be Alone 13. David Grant - Back To Jonnys 14. Genix - Mr. H2O 15. Maor Levi & Ilan Bluestone - Will We Remain? (feat. EL Waves) [Spencer Brown Remix] 16. Oliver Smith - Over You 17. My Friend - January Embers (feat. Lauren L'aimant) [Oliver Smith Remix] 18. Gabriel & Dresden - Waiting For Winter (feat. Jan Burton) [No Mana Remix] 19. Genix - I don't Wanna Above & Beyond Mini Mix 20. Above & Beyond - Rocket Science 21. Jean-Michel Jarre & Tangerine Dream - Zero Gravity (Above & Beyond Remix) 22. Same K - For You (Above & Beyond Edit) 23. Above & Beyond - Sticky Fingers (feat. Alex Vegas) 24. Above & Beyond - Hello 25. Above & Beyond - Counting Down The Days (feat. Gemma Hayes)

Thank you for checking out Episode 6 of my new live stream / podcast concept! This week’s mix comes live from the main stage at SWG3! Thanks to everyone who came down to support on the night! Many of you will have already watched the live stream of the show yesterday and hopefully you enjoyed it! If you did miss it, don't worry - I've made the high quality audio available here and via iTunes as a podcast. If you like watching DJs then the live stream video is still available at www.facebook.com/jordangrantdj/ Please don't forget to let me know what you think of the show and what you'd like to hear in future episodes! As always, your support via likes/comments/re-posts/shares is massively appreciated J G Facebook: www.facebook.com/jordangrantdj/ Subscribe on iTunes: itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/j-g-p…id991902307?mt=2 *** Tracklist *** 1. Township Rebellion - Aphrodite (Original Mix) 2. Yotto - Aviate (Original Mix) 3. Lane 8 & Kidnap Kid - Aba (Yotto Extended Remix) 4. Jerome Isma-Ae & Alastor - Tiger (Original Mix) 5. Cristoph - Alone (Original Mix) 6. Chloé - The Dawn (Dixon Remix) 7. Yotto - Fire Walk (Original Mix) 8. Fehrplay - Prophet (Original Mix) 9. Grum - Something About You (Original Mix) 10. Matt Fax - Lift (Extended Mix) 11. Pryda - Axis (Original Mix) 12. Mearch - Orphan (Extended Mix) 13. Royksopp - Sordid Affair (Fehrplay Remix) 14. Grum - Raindrop (Original Mix)

My set recorded live at the Streetrave Streetparty at SWG3 in Glasgow. Had to cut it early as Angie Brown was ready for her PA. Apologies to the Gers supporter who stormed off in the huff when I played "Just Can't Get Enough" (because of it's connection with Celtic).

Bryan Kearney 5 Hour Set LIVE @ SWG3, Glasgow, May 2017 Amy Winehouse - Stronger Than Me (Deborah De Luca Edit) Guy J - Fixation Koen Groeneveld - Forgotten But Not Lost Jeremy Olander - Billinghurst Chicane - Offshore (Grum Remix) Reflekt - Need To Feel Loved (Sonny Wharton's Lets Get Groovy Remix) Paul Thomas & Jerome Isma-Ae - Tomorrow (Paul Thomas & Whit-Akre Remix) Marek Hemmann - Gemini Oxia - Domino (By My Side Edit) Gat Decor - Passion Rafael Cerato - Uplift Rachael Starr - Till There Was You (Funkagenda Midnight Mix) Grum - Something About You Daft Punk vs. Pryda - A Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger SW4 (Judah Intro Edit) The Drill - The Drill 2015 Boris Brejcha - Sandmann Pryda - The Truth Marc Marzenit - Perron Sourmash - Pilgrimage To Paradise (Spektre Remash) Audiomatiques - Let's Go (Cosmic Boys Remix) Loco & Jam - Medusa Adam Beyer + Pig & Dan - In Love Toni Alvarez & Miquel Do Reis - Pump Up The Swag (Angy Kore Remix) Sergy Casttle - Sunshine Steve Mulder vs D-Shake - Techno Trance 2016 Pryda - Rebel XX Christian Smith - Initiate Seqeunce (Julian Jeweil Remix) Laurent Garnier - Man With The Red Face (Jan Driver Remix) Hammer & Bennet - Language (Santiago Nino Dub Tech Mix) Mojado feat. Mr Sam - Naranja (Dimitri Andreas Vision) Departure - Without You Near (Gabriel & Dresden Remix) Cold Blue - I.D Unknown - Stay Nothing Sneijder - Viper Bryan Kearney & Will Rees - Prime Example Will Atkinson - Pat Butcher Bryan Kearney pres. Karney - El Gato I.D - I.D Alex Di Stefano - Never Back Down Sam Jones - Good Love Bryan Kearney - Te Amo Craig Connelly feat. Jessica Lawrence - How Can I (John O'Callaghan Remix) O'Callaghan & Kearney - Exactly CERN - The Message Bryan Kearney - Adrenaline Bryan Kearney & Christina Novelli - By My Side M.I.K.E. Push - The Legacy (Alex Di Stefano Remix) Eric Prydz - Opus (Deedrah vs GMS Remix) Talking With Mr Oizo (Vini Vici Mash-Up) Berg & No Comment - Round Trip I.D - I.D Mario Piu - Unicorn Karin Di Ponti - Hypnobounce (Jasmin Mix) Katana - Fancy Fair (Daniel Skyver Bootleg) Sneijder - Vaporize Rank 1 vs John O'Callaghan vs Nalin & Kane - Out Of BeachWave (Bryan Kearney's Cream Ibiza Edit) John O'Callaghan - One Special Particle John O'Callaghan feat. Kathryn Gallagher - Mess Of A Machine (Bryan Kearney Remix) Will Atkinson - Numb The Pain Plastic Boy vs System F - Crying in The Bath (Bryan Kearney Mash-Up) Alex Di Stefano - Split DJ Kim - Jetlag (Alphazone Remix) DJ Tiesto - Suburban Train Unknown - As The Beautiful Rush Comes WAIO vs Bryan Kearney - Futura Bryan Kearney & Plumb - All Over Again Push - Universal Nation Aly & Fila & The Thrillseekers - The Last Es Vedra (Bryan Kearney Mash-Up) John O'Callaghan - Two Trees Westbam - Wizards Of The Sonic (Matt Darey Remix) Patrick Cassidy feat. Síbeal - Mise Éire (Bryan Kearney's UpRising Remix) Gareth Emery feat. Bo Bruce - U (Bryan Kearney Remix) Bryan Kearney - The End Of The Beginning