Podcasts about syrossian

My picks of the hottest tracks from March 2022 Back in 2 weeks 8-10pm on OTFM. Hour 1 - Funky | Hour 2 - Progressive trance & techno Tracklist: Block & Crown - Delighted groove Justin Jazz – oh boy (Studio 54 NYC mix) Fava & Back – Southside Riddim (extended) Syrossian & smeddles – Back in the dance Vs Café Del mar (Martin Powers accidental Mashup) Fico – My love (ext.) Guezmark – Let the groove (ext,) Block & Crown – holds back me Miranda & Babert – gimme good love Som & Lowblow – Life is back (ext.) Hay & Luude – Down under (majestic mix) Orson Welsh – Days go by (orig) Mizbee & Joseph – On me B&S Concept – keep it high Odgaled & Bar.ba – Festical (sasha carassi mix) Rexonance & Coulson UK – Resilience Boxer & Fax – Higher (ext.) Hermanez – Areia Sheper & Dr Drty – Afterlife (ext.) NoNameLeft – 2nd law of thermodynamics Vassiloudis – white cells (Dalagelis mix) NeoTrafic – Meteora Above & Beyond – Always do (ext.) Elecground – Pathfinder Sanclemente – divine eternity (Loveski mix) Ben Gold – Xtravaganza (ext.) NoSo – I do both Jay & Jane (ext)

Sunshine Sessions - a monthly compilation of house music, encompassing warm and funky vibes together with banging beats and even driving to deeper vibes. In this mix, I try to give a nice overview of what I listen to right now and what I am influenced by these days. Let the music shine and bring a new adventure!☀️ Let the music shine and stay tuned on www.egismusic.com

The Lockdown Mix Spring 2020 - DJ Logan Track Listing: 1. Jackin' Souls (Original Mix) - Block & Crown ft. Martina Budde 2. Roses (Imanbek Remix Extended) - SAINt JHN 3. Fresh (Charles J Remix) - Frank Caro, Crazibiza, Alemany 4. Just Be Good To Me - Earth n Days 5. Say So (Friends Within Extended Mix) - Doja Cat 6. The Vibe (Extended Mix) - Kokiri 7. Come On Come On (Extended Mix) - Darius Syrossian 8. Don't Leave Me Lonely (Claptone Extended Remix) - Mark Ronson, YEBBA 9. Dance Monkey (Keepin It Heale & AZ2A Remix) - Tones and I 10. Come On (Original Club Mix) - Me & My Toothbrush 11. Slow Down (feat. Jorja Smith) (Vintage Culture & Slow Motion Extended Remix) - Maverick Sabre, Jorja Smith 12. Over You (Original Mix) - Crazibiza 13. Dance! (Extended Mix) - Pepe Le Punk 14. Groove Is In The Heart (Extended Mix) - MAGH 15. Move It (Extended Club Mix) - Savage Vibe

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Darius Syrossian, his style, attitude and passion can be summed up with three words ‘TRUE, HOUSE, MUSIC’. Darius has always worked with these three words at the forefront of his mind, and reflects these principles through his music, music that never wavers from his devotion to the groove. He is one of the core artists of Steve Lawler’s Viva family and has ticked off every major club and festival in an extensive touring schedule; his production skills have lead him to acclaim with labels such Area Remote, 8 Bit and Monique Musique.   Darius’ sets have always had a Balearic edge, often playing heavy techno alongside really low slung deeper tracks. But no matter what, all his sets have the main emphasis focussing on the groove, these themes are very obvious throughout Gangstercast 70. Darius and ‘I’M A HOUSE GANGSTER’ are a perfect combination, both parties prioritise real house music, no fad nonsense, a timeless sound. “House Gangster sound is the sound of real House music that will never sound out of date and will always be relevant." - Darius Syrossian Speaking to Darius his passion for his craft and his love of house music is obvious, not many other DJ’s show as much commitment and dedication to the genre in its purest form. “House music is EVERYTHING to me, it’s more than just a genre of electronic music, it’s my passion ,I eat & breathe it!” - Darius Syrossian

Here is the first part of the set we played at Prime Boston on 7-5. Enjoy !

Circus curator, international DJ and in-form producer Yousef continues to make a strong, well earned impression with both his Liverpool and now London Circus events; hosting huge events with both current and forward-thinking lineups and surpassing all expectations both in the studio and behind the decks. Yousef got his break after winning the Muzik Magazine’s Bedroom Bedlam competition many years ago, but it is because of this he has always been there to support new acts within the scene, and he has showed that this year with his bookings at Egg. But while 2014 might have seen Circus explore new ground, that doesn’t mean it’s lost, any of it’s heavyweight status as one of the best club nights in the country. Circus has grown into one of the most respected nights in the UK, growing a huge following in the process, with Yousef at the helm. His sets encapsulate everything he and Circus is about; not confined within boundaries, he's free to explore all sides of house and techno, from upbeat to down tempo, darkened house mixed with melody driven tracks, all the while keep the dancefloor in mind. We caught up with him after the massive Circus Weekender at Egg London which featured the likes of Laurent Garnier, Steve Lawler, Darius Syrossian and Noir. This mix was recorded at the massive Circus Weekender here at Egg London. How was it? It went off in true Circus style! Garnier and Lawler Friday and Syrossian and Noir Saturday, and myself playing both nights. Friday's event stood out for me playing wise,  beginning my set earlier than i usually do i had a chance to musically organise the tone for the entire evening. It was such a momentous weekend for both me as dj and for Circus and my label Circus Recordings in London, offering two world class line-ups for both nights and both events running pretty much at capacity.Circus is a massive thing now – what’s the ethos?The ethos behind the event in Liverpool and here now is the same thing – I just want people to listen to fresh new music and feel welcome, have a good time. It’s about the atmosphere and allowing people to feel safe in the space.Circus is originally from Liverpool – it’s booming here right now – why?I think we’ve always just loved getting down there – people always have – from northern soul in the 60’s, and the Beatles of course too – Liverpool in particular, has been rocking for a long, long time now.You brought Circus to London a couple of years ago – you chose Egg, it’s a second home for you – why?I’ll tell you exactly why. As a DJ I’ve pretty much been able to play every single club in London, but I felt when I came here, it was the only club in London that really made me let go and generally just the people really respond to the music in a really positive way. Generally, I found this club mirrors exactly what goes on in Liverpool. I’ve been here 18 months now, and every single time the events just go up and up and up and get better and better, but always in a really natural, organic positive way. Here we are, in 2014, and it’s just a roadblock nowadays. I’ve just always been really really happy with it here.How has the musical direction of Circus changed over the years?I think the musical ethos of Circus has always been really broad – we have real hardcore stuff sometimes, and then some techno, but there’s always 4/4 house at the centre of it. Like Gorgon City, they’ve been breaking through in Liverpool for a few years, and it’s great to have them. It’s always a cool thing to have a broad perspective, I think with me musically, even next month, we’ve got an incredibly broad mix. We don’t pigeonhole. We just have broad pallets.What have you got planned for the rest of 2014?From Circus, in Liverpool, there’s some massive nights coming up. It’s always moving forward. The label is going crazy, new releases by Reboot and myself,  and I’ve got stuff coming out on Desolat too. I just did a track for the Fifa world cup album too, which is bizarre. I recorded an entire samba band for it – it sounds like samba-techno, it’s weird.Do you have any proper plans for the label?Yeah – I’d love to turn it into a proper label – over time we’ve set it up to be really structured and organised. Hopefully it’ll go from just being the small piece of artwork it is on Beatport at the minute, to having a huge office we can function from. Who knows. I’ve got an exceeding amount of ambition for it – I never thought it’d get this far. -------------------------------------- You can catch Yousef at the next Circus on the 17th May, alongside the mighty Danny Tenaglia and Tom Flynn, here at Egg London.

Some of the Finest House Tracks of the time. Enjoy! 1] Kurtz and Bomber - Such A Rush 2] Paul Woolford - Untitled 3] Dusky - Vanishing Point 4] DJ Styla - M-Brace 5] Santos Resiak - A Better Light / Martinez Brothers Remix 6] Blondie - Heart Of Glass / DJ Styla Remix 7] Gorgon City - 10 Below 8] Tom Zanetti - Darlin / Lorenzo, Ko Kane Mix 9] Green Velvet - Bigger Than Prince / Hot Since 82 Remix 10] Amine Edge with DANCE - Halfway Crooks 11] Mark Knight, D.Ramirez, Underworld - Downpipe / Bontan Remix 12] Darius Syrossian - I'll Do Anything 13] Unknown - When Will I Be Famous 14] Andre Crom - Reality / Dusky Remix 15] Harrison Crump Feat. Tierra Nevaeh - No More Lies / Sonny Fodera's Beatdown Mix 16] Louie Fresco - New Hateration / MK Remix 17] Grant Nalder - Sunshine 18] Inner City - Good Life / Matt Smallwood Remix FB/Twitter/Insta: @aksteppa Email: bookings@aksteppa.com iTunes: www.aksteppa.com/itunes Mixes: www.aksteppa.podomatic.com

Over an hour in the mix with Sick Elektrik, heavy house grooves... Give it a spin. Track list: Miguel Puente - Something Going On Finnebassen - You're Not Cool Enough Darius Syrossian, Hector Couto - Metal Duke Dumont - The Giver Nick Curly - Underground (Dennis Ferrer Remix) Sick Elektrik - Got Your Picture Yousef - Beg (Hot Since 82 Remix) Tube & Berger - Surfin (Nice 7 Remix) Sidney Charles - House Lesson Hot Since 82 - Like You Jay Lumen - Raw Basses Justin Martin - Ghettos & Gardens (Claude VonStroke Remix) Justin Martin - Ruff Stuff (Eats Everything Reruff) http://sickelektrik.com/