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90's rave culture had a massive impact on the techno scene. And one particular artist, DJ MISJAH, was making huge moves across it. Launching his own imprint, X-TRAX RECORDS, which showcased his unique style of TECHNO and ACID TECHNO, he became a household name. With some incredible productions, an extensive remix catalogue and one of the best live DJ sets at the time, DJ MISJAH was a force. If you were lucky enough to catch one of his sets, you know exactly what I'm talking about. Sadly, MISJAH retired from DJing quite some ago, but he's still keeping his ears tuned to quality with his mastering services, so, definitely check out his studio below. Tracklisting: 01. DJ Misjah & Tim - Scrumble 02. DJ Misjah - Magical River 03. DJ Misjah vs Umek / DJ Misjah & Tim - K'pr Norcih / Access (KY Jelly Babies Remix) 04. DJ Misjah - The Afterworld 05. DJ Misjah & Tim - Access 06. Perplexer / DJ Misjah & Groovehead - Church of House (DJ Misjah & Groovehead Remix) / Trippin' Out (DJ Steph K & K Drive Remix) 07. David - Audio State / Rough Cowboy 08. Human Resource - Dominator (DJ Misjah Extended 'Harddub') 09. Three 'n One - Reflect (DJ Misjah Remix) 10. DJ Misjah - The Crush 11. Unknown Artist - Meatmarket 12. DJ Misjah & Tim - Purple Road 13. X-Connection - Funky Drive 14. Digital Express - The Club 15. DJ Misjah - The Shake 16. DJ Misjah & Groovehead - Acid Energy 17. DJ Misjah - People 18. Exiter - The Mob 19. DJ Misjah & Groovehead - X-Pact 20. DJ Tim / Groovehead - Off the Hook / Confusion on the Ground 21. DJ Misjah - Karin's Paradox 22. DJ Misjah - Mindrecorder 23. DJ Misjah - Money / Soul Search 24. Groovehead - Chasin 25. DJ Misjah - Can You Hear Me 26. DJ Misjah - Promise / At the Bar 27. DJ Misjah - Keep Your Love 28. DJ Misjah & Arnie Mohak - M.H.A.D. 29. Trope - Amphetamine (DJ Misjah & Groovehead Remix) 30. Vinny Vincent & Harry Hash / DJ Misjah - The Siren (DJ Misjah Remix) / The Gap 31. DJ Misjah - Red Planet 32. DJ Misjah & Tim - Access / X-Tension 33. DJ Misjah & Groovehead - Trippin' Out (Original Mix / Jan Liefhebber vs Nimbuz Remix) BUY ALL THINGS MISJAH: https://www.beatport.com/artist/dj-misjah/11590 BUY ALL THINGS X-TRAX: https://www.beatport.com/label/xtrax/67869 MASTERING: https://24mastering.com/about-us
Chicago house pioneer Vince Lawrence and law professor Dr. Olufunmilayo Arewa unpack how record companies have undermined Black musicians—and what we can do to enact change. This past week, Resident Advisor screened and distributed a new, award-winning documentary called Taking Back the Groove. It tells the story of Bronx-born disco legend Richie Weeks, whose song "Rock Your World" with Weeks & Co. climbed to #1 on the dance charts in the '80s. Like many Black artists throughout American recording history, his talent was strip-mined to enrich corporate record labels. In the film, Weeks and Still Music label owner Jerome Derradji narrate the story of how they clawed back the rights to Weeks's tracks, as well as the ongoing battle he's had to wage to restore his legacy and ownership over his creative work. This story is, sadly, perennial, especially for artists of colour and otherwise marginalised musicians who continue to be sidelined by major players in the music industry. In this RA Exchange, Vince Lawrence—a Chicago-based house producer and the original founder of Trax Records—speaks with Washington DC-based guest Dr. Funmi Arewa, a graduate of Harvard Law School and UC Berkeley, and a current professor at George Mason University, where she teaches business law in the creative industries. The two engage in a fascinating discussion about the history of the recording industry and the exploitation of marginalised artists that runs through its fabric. How do we make it easier for artists to claim things that are rightfully theirs? What if we could create incentives to create fairness at the core of how record labels function? Listen to their thoughts on these questions in the full episode.
House music pioneer Vince Lawrence and law professor Dr. Olufunmilayo Arewa unpack how record companies have undermined Black musicians—and what we can do to enact change. This past week, Resident Advisor screened and distributed a new, award-winning documentary called Taking Back the Groove. It tells the story of Bronx-born disco legend Richie Weeks, whose song "Rock Your World" with Weeks & Co. climbed to #1 on the dance charts in the 1980s. Like many Black artists throughout American recording history, his talent was strip-mined to enrich corporate record labels. In the movie, Weeks and Still Music label owner Jerome Derradji narrate the story of how they clawed back the rights to Weeks' tracks, as well as the ongoing battle he's had to wage to restore his legacy and ownership over his creative work. This story is, sadly, perennial, especially for artists of colour and otherwise marginalised musicians who continue to be sidelined by major players in the music industry. In this RA Exchange, Vince Lawrence—a Chicago-based house music producer and original founder of Trax Records—speaks with Washington DC-based guest Dr. Funmi Arewa, a graduate of Harvard Law School and UC Berkeley, and a current professor at George Mason University, where she teaches business law in the creative industries. The two engage in a fascinating discussion about the history of the recording industry and the exploitation of marginalised artists that runs through its fabric. How do we make it easier for artists to claim things that are rightfully theirs? What if we could create incentives to create fairness at the core of how record labels function? Listen to their thoughts on these questions in the full episode.
Welcome to Episode #137 of the Blue-in-Green:PODCAST which this week sees Imran connect with the Sheffield-based DJ, MC and head of Dragon Trax Records, Andy Stockton. As a label that focuses on electronica, techno and drum & bass, Dragon Trax has steadily accumulated an awesome collection of releases with thanks to an incredible roster of like-minded artists including Sick Robot, Edward Spark, DJ Soo, JG Stockton and Socool. Andy's journey to making Dragon Trax a reality makes for a fascinating story as he details his early days on pirate radio, what inspired him to start MC-ing and discusses both the challenges and joys of running a record label in today's unpredictable climate. We were thrilled to spend time with Andy who generously shares so much of his own journey, his invaluable insight and discusses his commitment to music. For more details on Dragon Trax, please visit the label's Bandcamp page: https://dragontraxuk.bandcamp.com/music www.blueingreenradio.com www.blueingreenradio.com/p/listenlive.html TuneIn: bit.ly/2LBK0BD The Blue-in-Green:PODCAST runs in conjunction with the online radio station, Blue-in-Green:RADIO which celebrates 21st century soul, jazz, funk, Latin & hip-hop music. These shows are designed to give you some insight into the incredible range of talented presenters we're so lucky to host from all over the world and to geek out musically with us.
Welcome back guys, here on ESOA Podcast. Unfortunately, once again my guest for this episode cancelled just before the end. This immediately inspired me to record a musical special for you. I decided on a Chicago House and Techno special. Alongside Detroit, Chicago is clearly an important cornerstone. Without it, techno and house would not exist in their current form. Think about the impact that tracks like Move your Body or Acid Tracks still have today. Frankie Knuckles began playing early electronic productions back in 1977 in the then newly opened, rather run-down but well-equipped Warehouse club. A sound that continued to develop into later house and techno, with great, unforgotten names such as Marshall Jefferson, Larry Heard, Adonis, Tyree Cooper, Farley "Jackmaster" Funk, Frankie Knuckles, Steve "Silk" Hurley, DJ Pierre, Phuture, Mike Dunn, K-Alexi Bad Boy Bill, "Fast" Eddie Smith, Ron Hardy and Derrick Carter made history. The sound was released on labels such as DJ International, Dance Mania, Jack Trax, Underground Records and Trax Records. Friends, let this sound inspire you for the next two and a half hours. Have fun with ESOA Podcast 072 by myself, Thomas Schubert. Thanks for tuning in. Cheers #techno #acid #chicago Infos about Thomas Schubert: www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=100063617675249 @thomas-schubert-73450409 Listen to all ESOA Podcast Shows: www.esoa-podcast.com www.facebook.com/esoapodcast www.instagram.com/esoa.podcast
The multi-talented Rachael Cain (aka Screamin' Rachael) and the CEO of the legendary Chicago-based TRAX Records talks about her latest “Rising” and being declared “The Queen of House Music” by Billboard Magazine! Rachael talks about being the original club kid featuring in numerous rockumentaries including “Glory Daze: The Life and Times of Michael Alig”, “The History of House Music”, “Party Monster”, etc., and has worked with Grandmaster Melle Mel, Marshall Jefferson, Joe Smooth, Col. Abrams, George Clinton and currently with Irene Michaels, Luca Gerlin, DJ Thad X, Saytek plus talks of the history of TRAX Records dubbed “The Motown of a Generation” plus her first hit “My Main Man”, earning a Grammy nomination (listen for it!), and also being crowned “Guardian of the Threshold” and “The Holy Grail of House Music”! Check out the amazing Screamin' Rachael Cain on all streaming platforms and www.screaminrachael.com and for a list of all music visit www.traxrecords.net today! #rachaelcain #screaminrachael #traxrecords #rising #queenofhousemusic #chicago #michaelalig #housemusic #grandmastermellemel #marshalljefferson #joesmooth #colonelabrams #georgeclinton #irenemichaels #DJThadX #saytek #motown #mymainman #iheartradio #spotify #applemusic #youtube #anchorfm #bitchute #rumble #mikewagner #themikewagnershow #mikewagnerrachaelcain #themikewagnershowrachaelcain --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/themikewagnershow/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/themikewagnershow/support
The multi-talented Rachael Cain (aka Screamin' Rachael) and the CEO of the legendary Chicago-based TRAX Records talks about her latest “Rising” and being declared “The Queen of House Music” by Billboard Magazine! Rachael talks about being the original club kid featuring in numerous rockumentaries including “Glory Daze: The Life and Times of Michael Alig”, “The History of House Music”, “Party Monster”, etc., and has worked with Grandmaster Melle Mel, Marshall Jefferson, Joe Smooth, Col. Abrams, George Clinton and currently with Irene Michaels, Luca Gerlin, DJ Thad X, Saytek plus talks of the history of TRAX Records dubbed “The Motown of a Generation” plus her first hit “My Main Man”, earning a Grammy nomination (listen for it!), and also being crowned “Guardian of the Threshold” and “The Holy Grail of House Music”! Check out the amazing Screamin' Rachael Cain on all streaming platforms and www.screaminrachael.com and for a list of all music visit www.traxrecords.net today! #rachaelcain #screaminrachael #traxrecords #rising #queenofhousemusic #chicago #michaelalig #housemusic #grandmastermellemel #marshalljefferson #joesmooth #colonelabrams #georgeclinton #irenemichaels #DJThadX #saytek #motown #mymainman #iheartradio #spotify #applemusic #youtube #anchorfm #bitchute #rumble #mikewagner #themikewagnershow #mikewagnerrachaelcain #themikewagnershowrachaelcain --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/themikewagnershow/message Support this podcast: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/themikewagnershow/support
Welcome to Music Around The World. Each week we showcases a collection of artists and their music from different parts of the world. In this episode, we present to you an impressive lineup of artists including Ams, Late Nite ‘DUB ‘Addict, Niereich, Rafael Cerato, Vinyl's From The Past and Music News. https://75dc83.p3cdn1.secureserver.net/wp-content/uploads/2023/03/MFAW-EP-86.mp3 Music From Around Episode 86: Transcription Intro: 0:00 to 0:16Mason Paine here and this is episode 86 of Music From Around The World. In this episode I will be featuring music from: Ams, Late Nite ‘DUB ‘Addict, Niereich, Rafael Cerato, Vinyl's From The Past and Music News. Ams: Start - 0:17 and End – 7:37Hailing from Paris, France is DJ Ams. Breaking into the music scene in 2020 with her Deep House style of music, she quickly made a name for herself and by 2021 had signed to the New York label Nervous Records for her debut track “Solstice”. She is back with her latest release “Morning Glory – The Andrew Azara remix” take a listen to this here. “Morning Glory – The Andrew Azara remix” is out now via Surge Recordings and its available on all streaming platforms. Irish DJ and Producer Andrew Azara remixed Morning Glory and is stirring up quite a buzz with his various remixes. His distinctive house and techno sound is earning him a place in the electronic music scene. For the latest on Ams releases and other upcoming projects visit: Instagram.com/ams__music; that's Instagram.com/A-M-S UNDERSCORE M-U-S-I-C; also make sure you check out Instagram.com/Andrew.Azara; for the latest on Andrew Azara, projects, that's Instagram.com/A-N-D-R-E-W DOT A-Z-A-R-A Late Nite ‘Dub' Addict: Start – 7:38 and End – 16:46Daniel Smith, A.K.A Late Nite ‘DUB ‘Addict is a House DJ and Producer hailing from Northern England. His sound can be traced back to the US house scene of the 80's and 90's. Heavyweights Todd Terry, DJ Pierre and Frankie Knuckles all had a major influence on his style. Take a listen to his latest track “Rude Boy” “Rude Boy” is out now via Trax Records and it's available on all streaming platforms. Outside DJ and Producing, Late Nite ‘DUB' Addict manages and owns his own independent record label called DEEP 'N' DOPE RECORDS. For the latest on Late Nite ‘DUB' Addict's latest projects visit Instagram.com/latenitedubaddict; that's Instagram.com/L-A-T-E-N-I-T-E-D-U-B-A-D-D-I-C-T Vinyl's From The Past: 16:47 to 26:51We are going to take a brief break for “Vinyl's From The Past”. In this limited run segment I will be exploring the pioneers that have shaped and influenced the EDM we have today. In this episode we will be featuring Steve “Silk” Hurley. Steve “Silk” Hurley is a DJ, Producer and Remixer based out of Chicago. He is considered not only a founder but a pioneer of the Chicago House sound. In the early 80's he started DJing and he was one of the first to use a drum machine and sampler to create his own remixes and edits. In 1986 Steve released a groundbreaking track “Jack Your Body”. Take a listen to it here. “Jack Your Body” was released on Underground Records. It became a massive hit in the UK reaching number one. This track also helped popularize the Chicago house music scene and established Steve as a major figure in the house music scene. That's it for this Vinyl's from the past, now let's get back to more music. Niereich,: Start – 26:52 and End – 33:42Austrian Minimal, Techno, DJ and Producer Niereich, is known for his high energy techno and remixes. His most notable releases include The Bridge and Haarp. Check out his latest track “Mascarade” “Mascarade” is out now via Riot Recordings and its available on all streaming platforms. For the latest on Niereich projects visit: Niereich.com; that's N-I-E-R-E-I-C-H DOT com. News Break 2: 33:43 to 34:32Let's take a brief break for some music news. Hard Summer is coming back to Los Angeles. The festival began in 2008 and has been considere...
This week's RISE mix comes via DJ Deeka, head honcho at Strictly Underground Music and A&R at UM Records, "my very first label and love." He also co-hosted The Housing Project Radio Show on New Zealand's legendary underground radio station RadioActive.fm from 2012 to 2016. "If you asked me where House music comes from, I'd say Masters at Work, Strictly Rhythm, Frankie Knuckles, Tony Humphries, Derrick Carter, and Trax Records. Long live four to the floor. I'm a geek at heart, a passionate gamer, a vinyl addict. I'm a music lover with a craving for good electronic music."
TECH CLUBBERS PODCAST W/ PRO0NE79 ProOne79 is a Dj & Producer from Sardinia, Italy, who loves acid music and old-school flavoured house and techno. His love affair for these genres started in the hedonism of the mid 90's, where he began as a music lover raver exploring the infamous clubs of the north of his home town. Having been exposed and influenced to the Chicago and Detroit sounds all his life, ProOne79 has been crafting high-powered and catchy techno & house for various labels such as My Techno Weighs A Ton, Urban Kickz Recordings, Bunkaball, Trax Records, Wyldcard, Fanzine Project and many more. His tracks have been supported by a wide range of djs: Paco Osuna, Laurent Garnier, Steve Bug, Todd Terry, Marco Passarani, Sam Divine, Don Rimini, Black Girl / White Girl and many more. TRACKLIST: Underground Resistance - The Final Frontier ( Nomadico Remix) [ Tresor ] Marco Bailey - Energized ( 2019 Edit ) [ MB Elektronics ] Romain Richard - Missing Channel [ UKR ] Uncertain - Bounce [ Uncage ] Eldon UK - Booty Shaker (Dj Deeon Rework ) [Four Thirty Two ] Cri Du Coeur - Peakered [ FLASH Recordings ] DJ T-1000 - Body Signal [ Pure Sonik Records ] Sylvie Maziarz - Acid Murderer [ FLASH Recordings ] Michael Wells a.k.a. G.T.O. - Kick It Together [ UKR ] Radio Slave - Don't Stop No Sleep ( Marco Faraone Remix) [ Rekids ] Green Velvet - Flash ( S-File Tool Remix ) Sascha Bouché - Work My Body [ Bunkaball ] Steve RedHead - Star Steel [ Materia ] ProOne79 - Take It [ UKR ] The Exaltics and Paris The Black Fu - The Troublemaker [ Solar One Music ] The Exaltics and Paris The Black Fu - We Exist [ Solar One Music ] Follow PRO0NE79 here: Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/ProOne79/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/pro.one79/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/gioele-cantoni Bandcamp: https://proone79.bandcamp.com/music Contact: gioeledc79@gmail.com Follow TECH CLUBBERS here: Web: https://www.techclubbers.com/ Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/TechClubbers/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/techclubbers/ Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/techclubbers Mixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/TechClubbersRadio/ Youtube: https://www.youtube.com/c/TechClubbers Contact: info@techclubbers.com
Para hablar sobre el origen del House tenemos que remontarnos a los años dorados de la música Disco. En aquellos años poco a poco fue ganando protagonismo el DJ que hasta entonces solo era el tío que ponía una canción detrás de otra. Pero surgió una nueva generación de pinchadiscos que comenzaron a experimentar con cajas de ritmo, secuenciadores, samplers para lograr versiones diferentes de las que sonaban en las demás discos, uno de los pioneros fue el gran Frankie Knuckles que pinchaba en el Warehouse de Chicago, (simultáneamente en New York Larry Levan estaba haciendo algo similar), todos iban a bailar allí para escuchar todas esas versiones que no se conseguían en ninguna tienda de discos (cuenta la leyenda que todos los que iban al Warehouse querían comprar aquellas versiones raras que sonaban en la disco, y se comenzó a hablar de Warehouse's music, la música del Warehouse, de allí se abrevio a House Music). Estamos a comienzos de los 80s en Chicago, y ya eras varios los DJ y productores que experimentaban con las maquinas, llegamos al '84 y se produce el lanzamiento de (supuestamente) primer single de House, “On and On” de Jesse Saunders, un hipnótico tema en 4x4 con una línea de bajo de la 303 y vocales mínimas. El tema fue un éxito en la ciudad, y pronto se fundó el primer sello discográfico dedicado exclusivamente a publicar singles de 12 pulgadas de canciones House, estamos hablando de TRAX RECORDS y poco a poco comienzan a publicarse los que hoy consideramos himnos del género como Move Your Body, Can You Feel it?, Your Love, etc. Fue en el año 86 cuando el tema “Love Can't Turn Around” de Farley Jackmaster Funk llego a los primeros puestos en el Reino Unido y se produjo la invasión del House de Chicago en Inglaterra, principalmente en Londres y Manchester donde enloquecieron con ese sonido. A partir de aquí el fenómeno se expandió por toda Europa, principalmente Ibiza, Japón, Latinoamérica y se convirtió en un fenómeno de masas que modifico la forma de entender la música de baile, la música electrónica, las discotecas, etc. Comenzaron los lanzamientos de producciones europeas de House, el New Beat Belga que se originó más o menos al mismo tiempo que el House de Chicago, también se vio influenciado por este sonido, en el Inglaterra fue tal la revolución que causó el House que durante el verano del '88 se habla del “Segundo Verano del Amor” (en referencia al famoso Verano del Amor del año '67 en plena revolución Hippie). El resto ya es conocido por todos, y pertenece a otro Podcast, el House llega para quedarse e infectar al planeta entero ramificándose en miles de subgéneros que hoy en día seguimos bailando. En este Podcast podréis escuchar una parte de aquel sonido que se origino en la ciudad de Chicago allá por los 80s, esta es la primera parte, dependiendo de la cantidad de escuchas que tenga subiré una segunda más adelante. TRACKLIST: 01 - Frankie Knuckles & Jamie Principle - Your Love 02 - Mr. Fingers - Can You Feel It 03 - Raze - Break 4 Luv (Original 12'' Mix) 04 - Farley Jackmaster Funk & Jessie Saunders - Love Can't Turn Around 05 - Marshall Jefferson - Move Your Body (The House Music Anthem) 06 - Kraze - The Party 07 - The Todd Terry Project - Back To The Beat 08 - Royal House - Can You Party 09 - The Housemaster Boyz - Housenation 10 - The Night Writers - Let The Music (Use You) 11 - Ralphi Rosario feat. Xavier Gold - You Used to Hold Me 12 - Joe Smooth - Promised Land (Club Mix) 13 - Ten City - That's The Way Love Is (Acieed Mix Extended Version) 14 - Lil Louis & The World - French Kiss 15 - Maurice - This is Acid (Radio Mix) 16 - Jesse Saunders - On and On 17 - Farley JackMaster Funk - Jack the Bass
Para hablar sobre el origen del House tenemos que remontarnos a los años dorados de la música Disco. En aquellos años poco a poco fue ganando protagonismo el DJ que hasta entonces solo era el tío que ponía una canción detrás de otra. Pero surgió una nueva generación de pinchadiscos que comenzaron a experimentar con cajas de ritmo, secuenciadores, samplers para lograr versiones diferentes de las que sonaban en las demás discos, uno de los pioneros fue el gran Frankie Knuckles que pinchaba en el Warehouse de Chicago, (simultáneamente en New York Larry Levan estaba haciendo algo similar), todos iban a bailar allí para escuchar todas esas versiones que no se conseguían en ninguna tienda de discos (cuenta la leyenda que todos los que iban al Warehouse querían comprar aquellas versiones raras que sonaban en la disco, y se comenzó a hablar de Warehouse’s music, la música del Warehouse, de allí se abrevio a House Music). Estamos a comienzos de los 80s en Chicago, y ya eras varios los DJ y productores que experimentaban con las maquinas, llegamos al ’84 y se produce el lanzamiento de (supuestamente) primer single de House, “On and On” de Jesse Saunders, un hipnótico tema en 4x4 con una línea de bajo de la 303 y vocales mínimas. El tema fue un éxito en la ciudad, y pronto se fundó el primer sello discográfico dedicado exclusivamente a publicar singles de 12 pulgadas de canciones House, estamos hablando de TRAX RECORDS y poco a poco comienzan a publicarse los que hoy consideramos himnos del género como Move Your Body, Can You Feel it?, Your Love, etc. Fue en el año 86 cuando el tema “Love Can’t Turn Around” de Farley Jackmaster Funk llego a los primeros puestos en el Reino Unido y se produjo la invasión del House de Chicago en Inglaterra, principalmente en Londres y Manchester donde enloquecieron con ese sonido. A partir de aquí el fenómeno se expandió por toda Europa, principalmente Ibiza, Japón, Latinoamérica y se convirtió en un fenómeno de masas que modifico la forma de entender la música de baile, la música electrónica, las discotecas, etc. Comenzaron los lanzamientos de producciones europeas de House, el New Beat Belga que se originó más o menos al mismo tiempo que el House de Chicago, también se vio influenciado por este sonido, en el Inglaterra fue tal la revolución que causó el House que durante el verano del ’88 se habla del “Segundo Verano del Amor” (en referencia al famoso Verano del Amor del año ’67 en plena revolución Hippie). El resto ya es conocido por todos, y pertenece a otro Podcast, el House llega para quedarse e infectar al planeta entero ramificándose en miles de subgéneros que hoy en día seguimos bailando. En este Podcast podréis escuchar una parte de aquel sonido que se origino en la ciudad de Chicago allá por los 80s, esta es la primera parte, dependiendo de la cantidad de escuchas que tenga subiré una segunda más adelante. TRACKLIST: 01 - Frankie Knuckles & Jamie Principle - Your Love 02 - Mr. Fingers - Can You Feel It 03 - Raze - Break 4 Luv (Original 12'' Mix) 04 - Farley Jackmaster Funk & Jessie Saunders - Love Can't Turn Around 05 - Marshall Jefferson - Move Your Body (The House Music Anthem) 06 - Kraze - The Party 07 - The Todd Terry Project - Back To The Beat 08 - Royal House - Can You Party 09 - The Housemaster Boyz - Housenation 10 - The Night Writers - Let The Music (Use You) 11 - Ralphi Rosario feat. Xavier Gold - You Used to Hold Me 12 - Joe Smooth - Promised Land (Club Mix) 13 - Ten City - That's The Way Love Is (Acieed Mix Extended Version) 14 - Lil Louis & The World - French Kiss 15 - Maurice - This is Acid (Radio Mix) 16 - Jesse Saunders - On and On 17 - Farley JackMaster Funk - Jack the Bass
Chapters00:34 - Introduction01:44 - The Early Years 06:15 - Rock Music Influence 09:25 - Ron Hardy, Trax Records & DJ Pierre11:02 - Replacing Stolen Equipment12:17 - Logic and Roland Cloud13:53 - The Ten City Album14:20 - Incorporating Binaural 16:10 - Composing Alone18:37 - Working On Headphones23:21 - Sonic Improvements25:13 - Market Saturation27:43 - Females In Electronic Music29:59 - Future ProjectsMarshall Jefferson BiogMarshall Jefferson has been a key player in the house music genre. Starting out in the Chicago house scene, his early tracks like ‘Open Our Eyes' and ‘7 Ways to Jack' were put out on the TRAX Records label and made an impact on the scene, but it was his use of piano in ‘Move Your Body' that bought wider attention to his work.Since those early years, Marshall has helped to develop the acid house movement with his work on ‘Acid Trax' with DJ Pierre in 1987. He also turned his hand to deep house, most notably on ‘Open Our Eyes', released in 1988 on Big Beat. He headlined the first House Music Tour of Europe in 1987 and in the 90s did a five-year residency with the Tribal Gathering and Big Love Events in London, during which time he released his 1997 studio album Day Of The Onion.In 2021, Marshall teamed up with Byron Stingily to release a new album 'Judgement' under the Ten City band name, their first collaboration in 25 years.https://www.beatport.com/artist/ten-city/39865Caro C BiogCaro C is an artist, engineer and teacher specialising in electronic music. Her self-produced fourth album "Electric Mountain" is out now. Described as a "one-woman electronic avalanche" (BBC), Caro started making music thanks to being laid up whilst living in a double decker bus and listening to the likes of Warp Records in the late 1990's. This "sonic enchantress" (BBC Radio 3) has now played in most of the cultural hotspots of her current hometown of Manchester, UK. Caro is also the instigator and project manager of electronic music charity Delia Derbyshire Day.URL: http://carocsound.com/Twitter: @carocsoundInst: @carocsoundFB: https://www.facebook.com/carocsound/
True House Stories Podcast with special guests by Lenny Fontana
TRUE HOUSE STORIES W/ TYREE COOPER #034 - PART 1 Tyree Cooper the awesome super dupa producer, grew up in Chicago, starting out as a top Basketball Player but left to focus on music producing and Djing. Tyree began working with Mike Dunn but after a disagreement they initially parted ways but reunited at an event called Earthquake for freestyle battles which attracted over 500 people to the shows, packing out the club and the overspill of revelers took to partying on the streets outside. In the years of 1984 till 1986 these were Tyree's most prominent production years. Chicago House music was his vibe and Tyree became a legend on the drum machine Roland TR-808. Tyree was turning out 4 tracks per night whilst continuing to work during the day, he worked 12 hours per night in the studio. Tyree was signed to DJ International Records and they would pay him $50 per drum beats and was even told by Larry Sherman of Trax Records that his music sucked! All of the tracks he produced were credited to Rocky Jones and all of his tracks according to management were not selling. Little did Tyree know that he had produced some huge hits but was never truly informed. Luckily for Tyree his hit record contracts were just 2 years long so to this day, he actually owns most of his music.
Housepedia Podcasts #HomeIsWhereHouseIsPlaying 41 I Nnatn Nnatn was born in Italy in the 92'. Grew up with the classic house, disco and afro music. He started to produce in 2015 and always trying to make a different styles of music. Currently he has the releases on Trax Records, Roasted Records, Pogo House, Tentacle Records, Moiss Music Black, Smashing Trax Records, Piston Recordings, Lisztomania Records, Spiritualized and Black Box Music Feeling Records. Info about the artist: @nnatn10 Submit your mixtape: https://housepediamusic.online/submissions/ Like our posts? To buy a coffee and help support Housepedia Music click: https://ko-fi.com/housepediamusic Listen on Apple: apple.co/3n4V8s5
Recorded by @lady-fingers Faire Mauvais Genre at @quanticaonline. Lady Fingers is one of those phenomenal midwest bred figures who has cultivated a lengthy rave resume as an artist, producer, and event organizer. Lady Fingers has released on the pivotal Chicago label Trax Records, including a remix of the quintessential house track by Chuck Roberts entitled “In the Beginning.” She also has multiple vinyl releases on the womxn-centric, Berlin based label called Sound Warrior. As a promoter, she's organized everything from Belearic-inspired parties, to breaks parties, to dub techno events, to 80s synth-funk nights. A party host ad nauseum, and loving every minute of it!
In Part 2 of the Lockdown Recap, Marleah is here to discuss the EDM scene in NYC (and tips for finding where to go in your own city if you’re not from around here), with Gregory Gelfand and Jenya Taran of Mindgazm, a local NYC DJ act she got to see twice over the past month, who also add live instruments and visuals to their sets, for a full electronic dance experience. In this conversation, we talk about the duo’s transition from band to genre-fusing EDM act, the expanded sonic palette (how we love this phrase) electronic music lends itself to, the future of melodic dance music, the 20 year NYC music cycle, how DJs are leading the charge in the NYC music scene (Marleah is a little tough on bands here, sorry), what the underground looks like, and how “you really can’t stop people from being tribal”. Plus, a How Was It For You? discussion, where Marleah finds out what the Mindgazm set she saw was like for them (Greg is ok with a little unexpected B2B!). The video version will be posted soon on our IGTV, and Mindgazm’s EP One Funky Evening is set to release on TRAX Records on 11-27-20! Got any tips on where to see DJs? Want us to come see *your* set? DM us! Mindgazm info: www.mindgazm.com Mindgazm Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/1NWP2HN7MPH7QlgplH8AoX Deep Playa Rides: https://www.facebook.com/NYCDeepPlaya Reboot (groove at a safe dis-dance!): https://www.facebook.com/rebootnyc123 Barcode (major acts coming through here): https://www.barcodenj.com/ Intro music: Evan Rhind, https://youtu.be/ot_XBXZn1AU IG: @xrhindcorex Our handle on the things: @highdecibelspod
I discuss the birth of house music and the evolution in Chicago from Disco to House. Frankie Knuckles, Larry Heard, Trax Records and Strictly Rhythm are all discussed.As always there is a playlist to accompany the show available on Spotify and...
Had a great time hanging with Jason Chaos. Jason is one of the Club Kids. He is also the originator of what is now called "Horror Pop" He can be found on TRAX Records and here on Instagram. https://www.instagram.com/thejasonchaos/ As always, share, subscribe and kick back. --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/smokedmeat/message
A 1 Hour special with only the best classics made by 2 man or 1 label! X-Trax was/is a Dutch Acid & Techno label. Founded by Mischa van der Heiden (a.k.a. DJ Misjah). Well known for its harder Acid Sounds **FOLLOW US FOR OLDSKOOL AT:** https://hearthis.at/oldskool/ http://instagram.com/oldskooltrax http://youtube.com/oldskooltrax **FOR 80's & DISCOHOUSE MIXES:** http://hearthis.at/djthaman
A 1 Hour special with only the best classics made by 2 man or 1 label! X-Trax was/is a Dutch Acid & Techno label. Founded by Mischa van der Heiden (a.k.a. DJ Misjah). Well known for its harder Acid Sounds **FOLLOW US FOR OLDSKOOL AT:** https://hearthis.at/oldskool/ http://instagram.com/oldskooltrax http://youtube.com/oldskooltrax **FOR 80's & DISCOHOUSE MIXES:** http://hearthis.at/djthaman
A 1 Hour special with only the best classics made by 2 man or 1 label! X-Trax was/is a Dutch Acid & Techno label. Founded by Mischa van der Heiden (a.k.a. DJ Misjah). Well known for its harder Acid Sounds **FOLLOW US FOR OLDSKOOL AT:** https://hearthis.at/oldskool/ http://instagram.com/oldskooltrax http://youtube.com/oldskooltrax **FOR 80's & DISCOHOUSE MIXES:** http://hearthis.at/djthaman
A 1 Hour special with only the best classics made by 2 man or 1 label! Trax Records was an important outlet for house music in its early days, releasing many classics including "No Way Back" by Adonis (1986), Jamie Principle & Frankie Knuckles's "Your Love" (1988), Larry Heard's "Can You Feel It" (1986), and Marshall Jefferson's "The House Music Anthem (Move Your Body)" in the same year. This latter tune gave a massive boost to house music, extending recognition of the genre outside of Chicago. **FOLLOW US FOR OLDSKOOL AT:** https://hearthis.at/oldskool/ http://instagram.com/oldskooltrax http://youtube.com/oldskooltrax **FOR 80's & DISCOHOUSE MIXES:** http://hearthis.at/djthaman
A 1 Hour special with only the best classics made by 2 man or 1 label! Trax Records was an important outlet for house music in its early days, releasing many classics including "No Way Back" by Adonis (1986), Jamie Principle & Frankie Knuckles's "Your Love" (1988), Larry Heard's "Can You Feel It" (1986), and Marshall Jefferson's "The House Music Anthem (Move Your Body)" in the same year. This latter tune gave a massive boost to house music, extending recognition of the genre outside of Chicago. **FOLLOW US FOR OLDSKOOL AT:** https://hearthis.at/oldskool/ http://instagram.com/oldskooltrax http://youtube.com/oldskooltrax **FOR 80's & DISCOHOUSE MIXES:** http://hearthis.at/djthaman
A 1 Hour special with only the best classics made by 2 man or 1 label! Trax Records was an important outlet for house music in its early days, releasing many classics including "No Way Back" by Adonis (1986), Jamie Principle & Frankie Knuckles's "Your Love" (1988), Larry Heard's "Can You Feel It" (1986), and Marshall Jefferson's "The House Music Anthem (Move Your Body)" in the same year. This latter tune gave a massive boost to house music, extending recognition of the genre outside of Chicago. **FOLLOW US FOR OLDSKOOL AT:** https://hearthis.at/oldskool/ http://instagram.com/oldskooltrax http://youtube.com/oldskooltrax **FOR 80's & DISCOHOUSE MIXES:** http://hearthis.at/djthaman
CMU’s Andy Malt and Chris Cooke review key events in music and the music business from the last week, including fears that with lockdown lifting and the economy getting started again that live music industry will be left to collapse without much needed government support, and the two house music pioneers suing the Trax record label. SECTION TIMES 01: The COVID crisis pushes the live industry to the brink (00:01:43) 02: House music pioneers sue Trax Records (00:23:18) STORIES DISCUSSED THIS WEEK • With relaxed social distancing rules not helping live music, UK live industry again calls for extra government support (https://completemusicupdate.com/article/with-relaxed-social-distancing-rules-not-helping-live-music-uk-live-industry-again-calls-for-extra-government-support/) • Government needs to make a £50 million cash injection to save the UK’s grassroots venue network, says MVT (https://completemusicupdate.com/article/government-needs-to-make-a-50-million-cash-injection-to-save-the-uks-grassroots-venue-network-says-mvt/) • Hundreds of grassroots music venues back call for £50 million cash injection from government (https://completemusicupdate.com/article/hundreds-of-grassroots-music-venues-back-call-for-50-million-cash-injection-from-government/) • NTIA says revisions to UK lockdown rules unworkable even for businesses who qualify (https://completemusicupdate.com/article/ntia-says-revisions-to-uk-lockdown-rules-unworkable-even-for-businesses-who-qualify/) • Glastonbury “would seriously go bankrupt” if forced to cancel in 2021 too (https://completemusicupdate.com/article/glastonbury-would-seriously-go-bankrupt-if-forced-to-cancel-in-2021-too/) • Backed by TaP Music, Chicago house pioneers sue Trax Records (https://completemusicupdate.com/article/backed-by-tap-music-chicago-house-pioneers-sue-trax-records/) ALSO MENTIONED • UK regulator launches more in-depth investigation into Viagogo’s StubHub acquisition (https://completemusicupdate.com/article/uk-regulator-launches-more-in-depth-investigation-into-viagogos-stubhub-acquisition/) MORE FROM CMU • Get notified with the new ‘Dissecting The Digital Dollar’ book is out (https://cmuinsights.com/digitaldollar/) • Sign up to receive the CMU Daily news bulletin (https://completemusicupdate.com/signup/)
Larry Sherman (RIP) finally gets busted. On Tuesday June 23, 2020, attorneys Robert S. Meloni and Christopher M. Heintskill filed suit in Federal Court in the Northern District of Illinois alleging Trax Records has committed copyright infringement for tracks including “Can You Feel It,” “Washing Machine,” “Beyond The Clouds,” “Bring Down The Walls,” “Donnie,” “Distant Planet” and “Never No More Lonely.” “This case involves an all-too familiar story of the early days of the music industry,” the complaint reads. “Talented, but unrepresented, musicians hungry for their first break were lulled into a business relationship with an unscrupulous record company that made promises it never intended to keep and masqueraded as paternalistic benefactors for those artists – like a wolf in sheep’s clothing.” --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/freakbeats-edm-podcast/message
In this interview, we interview special guest Eileen Shapiro.About Eileen Shapiro:Eileen Shapiro is a celebrity journalist who writes for over 40 entertainment publications worldwide. She has worked with the biggest celebrities in the world of music, film and television. Eileen Shapiro who has worked with Lizzo, Kesha, Joe Alwyn, Kelly Ripa, Frankie Grande, Jennifer Nettles (Sugarland), Cheap Trick, Adam Ant, Sandra Bernhard, Melissa Etheridge, Brooke Shields, Annabella Lwin (Bow Wow Wow), Slim Jim Phantom (The Stray Cats), Michelle Lee, Jordan Mooney, O-Town, Lee Ann Rimes, Ultra Nate, Billy Porter, Ross Matthews, Amanda Lepore, Sam Yaeger, Cheyenne Jackson, Spandau Ballet, Deborah Cox, Thompson Twins, B-52’s, Cold War Kids, Yorgos Lanthimos, TRAX Records, Tony Moran, Kurtis Blow, Calum Scott, Michele Lee, Jody Watley, Color Me Badd, Jimmy Somerville, Randy Jones, Luke Spiller (The Struts), The Band Perry, Frank Banali (Quiet Riot), Kim Wilde, Tiffany, George Clinton, Taylor Dayne, Bianca Del Rio, Jennifer Saunders and Joanna Lumley, Leonard Nimoy, George Takei, Leona Lewis, Michael Musto, Chaz Bono, Kristen Chenowith, Buster Poindexter, Andy Bell, Jeff Timmons, and many more including every Gay DJ you can name.
This week on the EDM Podcast, Kid Cudi & Steve Aoki make the podcast, we review Subtronics' new ep, & we induct the late Larry Sherman & Trax Records into our EDM Hall of Fame. Oh yeah, & we talk about that virus topic everyone's probably sick & tired of hearing about, but it won't be as long as in past weeks, I assure you. Music courtesy of DJ / producer Hey.Jo.C soundcloud.com/hey-jo-c Hey Jo C Patreon - Patreon.com/heyjoc Hey Jo C Instagram - @hey.Jo.C Resident Advisor live stream list - https://www.residentadvisor.net/events/streamland
Zentral Rebel #RadioPodcast 04 Hosts: PabloPailles (Sr.Pixel) Jocan Dekä Special Guest: Enrique Góngora ( #Nervous / #TRAX ) @enriquegongora Para este programa hablamos con Enrique G. , DJ y gran productor en la escena Mexicana originario de Orizaba "Veracruz". Nos platicó de sus inicios en la música, su carrera y sus producciones. Ha sido firmado 2 veces por Nervous Records disquera de NY con su EP 90´s y su sencillo 303 Overdose, también en otra de las clásicas " TRAX Records" con su release 90´s Hoop EP. Para nuestro programa EG nos puso en exclusiva un track unreleased solo en Zentral Rebel Radio Podcast. Tracklist: 1.-Marshall Jefferson - The house music anthem (Move your body) 2.-Depeche Mode - In your room 3.-Holden & Thompson - Nothing (93Returning Mix) 4.-Enrique Góngora - 303 Overdose 5.-Enrique Góngora - Abuse 6.-Enrique Góngora - Come on 7.-Enrique Góngora - ? #ZentralRebel #MexicoCIty #RadioPodcast #Mixtape #RecordLabel
MIXTAPE 19// Ian Cou (September 2019 ) @ian-cou Firmando en disqueras como el legendario TRAX Records, Louder Music, 750 Records, Snazzy Traxx, Groove Is Our Business y Pure Beats Records, Ian ha destacado por su estilo original y grooves poderosos. También cuenta con el apoyo en sus tracks de artistas como: GRECO (NYC), FOOLiE, Enrique Gongora, Kwal, Clem Lee, Luca Gerlin, Klash Rivera, Stuuks, aesthetic, NUTRL, Martin Depp, Emma Champion, Nuendo, Jizz, Fizzikx, Sweets (AU), Simon Jay, Snazzy Trax & mas. #ZentralRebel #Mixtape #RadioPodcast #RecordLabel
Mantis Radio 303 + Acid This week's Mantis Radio is a special extended edition celebrating the sound of the Roland TB-303 and acid - from its origins in 1987 up to 2019. playlist → show archives. support the show → become a patron.
Heute geht es rund um das Kultlabel X-Trax Records von Mischa van der Heiden alias DJ Misjah das 1994 gegründet wurde.
We have Marshall Jefferson, Chicago House DJ legend, in the podcast house. A bit different this episode; as I chat to Marshall about how he took chances and opportunities to pursue his passion for music. And we talk about how we met, and the great things that can happen when you give help to strangers. Get social with Another Door on facebook https://www.anotherdoor.co.uk About Marshall Jefferson Sometimes known as the father of house music, Jefferson was originally a record producer in the Universal Recording Studios in Chicago, where he met the owner of Trax Records, Larry Sherman. Jefferson's 1986 single for Trax, "Move Your Body (The House-Music Anthem), - the first house song to use piano, was a popular and influential song in the genre. During the late-1980s heyday of house music he recorded solo and collaborative material under various names such as Virgo, Jungle Wonz, Truth, and On The House. Jefferson's deep house productions include songs by CeCe Rogers and Sterling Void, and Ten City's first two albums. "Move Your Body" appeared in the video game Grand Theft Auto: San Andreas, playing on house-music radio station SF-UR. This song also appeared in Michael Winterbottom's film 24 Hour Party People and in the 1991 documentary film Paris is Burning. (Source Wiki)
Originally performed at The Ace Hotel in Downtown Los Angeles -- my set was later broadcasted on Kandy Killer's show on Zip.FM (Lithuania). Broadcast date: 03.31.2018for full tracklist please visit: http://mixcloud.com/showntell/
Raw Trax Records Radio Podcast #028 Dan Corco (FRA)
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Coincidentally was performed on the same weekend as Mexican Independence Day! Get ready tho. It's hotter than a charcoal grill. Originally aired on NTS Radio 9/15/19for tracklist please visit: https://www.mixcloud.com/showntell/
The tunes, the booty, the sweat, and the unknown. We're naruto running but who says we can't juke in the meantime? full tracklist on mixcloud: http://mixcloud.com/showntell/
Coming to you live from a refrigerator inside a gay concentration camp in Chechnya --it's Jorge. Live on Dublab.for full tracklist visit https://www.mixcloud.com/showntell/
Sin in heaven with your favorite human flashlight, your dogs, and that hat you've been meaning to wear. Nothing is hotter than living in your truth, your light, your shine. for track listing please view on mixcloud! https://www.mixcloud.com/showntell/ And remember you can catch SNT Live monthly on Palanga Street Radio. 9 PM (Vilnius, Lithuania) time @ palanga.live
Imagine yourself immersed at a place where the combined scent of lime, poppers, beer, and foundation blankets the air. Imagine living your true life in a world where it's about everyone. Imagine yourself at Club USA.for track listing please view on mixcloud! https://www.mixcloud.com/showntell/ And remember you can catch SNT Live monthly on Palanga Street Radio. 9 PM (Vilnius, Lithuania) time @ palanga.live
Spring Break in Malta? In Paris? No, Mykonos. You're under the dock, it's dark, and you're not looking for the future. for track listing please view on mixcloud! https://www.mixcloud.com/showntell/ And remember you can catch SNT Live monthly on Palanga Street Radio. 9 PM (Vilnius, Lithuania) time @ palanga.live
Coming to you inside the discount tire center inside the Chateau Marmont we're celebrating Spring Break on Dublab. Aired originally on Saturday March 09, 2019.
BlendLA Hosts DJ Big D and Dayslayer go crate digging and share their special Chicago House Music finds with their listeners. D and Dayslayer recap and share what crate digging is all about. Intro and outro from our cool friend, Master DJ Tony Soul. https://twitter.com/tonysoulsf?lang=en Crate digging track selections: Larry Heard https://www.facebook.com/Larry-Heard-aka-MR-Fingers-29830087700/ "Can you feel it?" Allevated Records http://alleviatedrecords.com/ Frankie Knuckles. https://www.facebook.com/fkfoundation/ Jamie Principle https://twitter.com/JamiePrinciple?ref_src=twsrc%5Egoogle%7Ctwcamp%5Eserp%7Ctwgr%5Eauthor " Your love" Trax Records https://traxrecords.net/
I wonder if he'll take me home, or will it just be another lay in the backseat of his taurus?for track listing please view on mixcloud! https://www.mixcloud.com/showntell/ And remember you can catch SNT Live monthly on Palanga Street Radio. 9 PM (Vilnius, Lithuania) time @ palanga.live
Dust out the old stanky energy still living between your marrow. Toke it up and and let the light come in.for track listing please view on mixcloud! https://www.mixcloud.com/showntell/ And remember you can catch SNT Live bimonthly on Palanga Street Radio. 9 PM (Vilnius, Lithuania) time @ palanga.live
Southern California singer/songwriter Alice Wallace’s new album, Into the Blue, to be released this week on Rebelle Road Records, is pure California country. Her fourth album, it harks back to the 70’s artists like Joni and Jackson Brown who did not have all the answers but knew how to sing the questions. Folky, romantic, soulful, and always melodic, Alice is eclectic Americana, organic, probing but understanding and often topical. Winner of an LA MUSIC CRITIC Award, Alice has performed at LA’s legendary country venue the Palomino Club, as well as many others in her average 200-gigs year. The album marks her debut on the brand-new Rebelle Road label, an imprint founded by a trio of women dedicated to strengthening the California Country music community and expanding visibility for female artists in the Americana/roots genre. Screamin’ Rachael – Rachael Cain -- named the “Queen of House Music” by Billboard Magazine, was the first house artist to sign a major label deal. She launched the Hip House sound when she recorded Fun with Bad Boys with Afrika Bambaataa and has collaborated with artists including Bambaataa, Marshall Jefferson, Colonel Abrams, Grandmaster Melle Mel. An early signer to and now President of Trax Records, Rachael returns to her strong Chicago alternative roots with Don’t Make Me Lonely while working on the production with Van Christie of Die Warzau. She released a new single I Am House, and celebrated the release of the soundtrack to new film series, The Vamp Bikers Trilogy, which Cain coordinated and appears on and which includes the original “Boom Boom” from TRAX, source of friction with Kayne West for his sampling.
A huge Hump Day episode comes at you hard and heavy Wednesday January 16th as The Yo Show welcomes recording artist, actress and president of Trax Records the Super cool “Screamin” Rachel Cain! We are really excited for this one as we discuss her extensive career. Also a brand new Top 5 List, hot topics, and much more! Tune in LIVE at 8pm eastern time to The Yo Show! Coming from Philly, bringing you the world
Air date: 01.06.19 Interview with The Queen of House Music and President/Owner of Trax Records Rachael Cain AKA Screamin' Rachael.
Get the lube, your dirty sock, and get ready to feel our interiors to this week's episode. Perfect for that car date too :*for track listing please view on mixcloud! https://www.mixcloud.com/showntell/ And remember you can catch SNT Live bimonthly on Palanga Street Radio. 9 PM (Vilnius, Lithuania) time @ palanga.live
Youth is insanity. Youth is fleeting. Youth is but a mere flash of light that happens once. But what does youth even mean when you're in it? for track listing please view on mixcloud! https://www.mixcloud.com/showntell/And remember you can catch SNT Live bimonthly on Palanga Street Radio. 9 PM (Vilnius, Lithuania) time @ palanga.live
Sleek, icy, and perfect for living your life at the rooftop lounge :*for track listing please view on mixcloud! https://www.mixcloud.com/showntell/And remember you can catch SNT Live bimonthly on Palanga Street Radio. 9 PM (Vilnius, Lithuania) time @ palanga.live
Made a guest mix for the fine people over at Dublab! Please go to dublab.com and contribute to their Fall 2018 Drive. Let's keep HQ programming alive.for track listing please view on mixcloud! https://www.mixcloud.com/showntell/And remember you can catch SNT Live bimonthly on Palanga Street Radio. 9 PM (Vilnius, Lithuania) time @ palanga.live
What a week it's been! On this week's episode i was inspired by the need for carnal pleasures, and the need to dance. Come turn it out, feel your oats, and funk it out grrrrrL. for track listing please view on mixcloud! https://www.mixcloud.com/showntell/And remember you can catch SNT Live bimonthly on Palanga Street Radio. 9 PM (Vilnius, Lithuania) time @ palanga.live
This week I was inspired by the lack of silence around me. I sat down and pondered why I feel so uncomfortable sitting and being still. So this week's mix in an open invitation to unwind, concentrate, and flow. For full tracklist go here: https://www.mixcloud.com/PSR_Radio/show-and-tell-4-ashtanga-house/And remember you can catch SNT Live bimonthly on Palanga Street Radio. 9 PM (Vilnius, Lithuania) time @ palanga.live
This weeks show is all about gayness! Come with me and feel proud to be whoever you are, regardless of a world that is so set against us. Featuring some of the songs that make me proud to be a queer. And remember you can catch SNT Live bimonthly on Palanga Street Radio. 9 PM (Vilnius, Lithuania) time @ palanga.liveFor full tracklist please view SNT on mixcloud.com
Inspired by everything going on in the world I take a stand musically with this mix also inspired by the question "What is Deep House?". for track listing please view on mixcloud! https://www.mixcloud.com/showntell/And remember you can catch SNT Live bimonthly on Palanga Street Radio. 9 PM (Vilnius, Lithuania) time @ palanga.live
OMG! I scared myself making this weeks episode. This weeks show is NOT for the weak. Also tw sexual assault at the end of the program. Perfect to play to start off your Halloween parties, or to go out alone in the woods on your date with Slenderman.And remember you can catch SNT Live bimonthly on Palanga Street Radio. 9 PM (Vilnius, Lithuania) time @ palanga.livefor full tracklist go here: https://www.mixcloud.com/PSR_Radio/show-and-tell-3-halloween-edition/
TDS Radio is excited for October, and it has nothing to do with the celebration of Columbus Day [sic], and everything to do with our featured guest! XL8R magazine called this month's guest one of Chicago's top 10 DJs...and considering how thumping with the techno Chicago's been over the last couple of years (and on the longer scale, in general), that's quite the accolade. We're flattered and super excited to have Hiroko Yamamura on the show! ***Featured set*** 11pm: Hiroko Yamamura B2B w/ DJ Ry-N Trax Records | Apollo Music Group Technology and exploration are at the roots of Hiroko’s core. Equally enthralled by the beat and the machines generating them, her sound is an homage to every circuit, resistor, patch cord and application that brings voice and inspiration to her work. Her gothic and industrial roots are evident in her music, as well as her punk rock DIY drive. Taking inspiration from classic science fiction and dark anime, Hiroko’s studio can often be confused for a booth at a comic convention. Currently calling labels such as Trax Records, Impact Mechanics, Slap Jaxx and Klectik as home, she just recently returned from a long hiatus from music. Her previous projects under the Bio-Booster and as a member of Monologic have not ceased, however they have taken a back seat to a more focused techno vision. As a midwest rave staple, Hiroko has toured the globe spreading the sounds of Chicago including gigs at the famed Detroit Movement Festival as well as regular Berlin and Ibiza shows. Hiroko currently calls clubs such as Spybar and Soundbar home. She actively contributes jacking Chicago techno with an edge all its own, along with her like-minded colleagues and collaborators including Heartthrob, Seth Troxler, Hyperactive, Angel Alanis, Kate Simko and the Submerge. Find out why XLR8R named her one of Chicago’s top 10 DJs. ***Opening set*** 10pm: Franktronic (Frank H. Payne) Noisefloor - Chicago | Techno Delivery Systems
TDS Radio is excited for October, and it has nothing to do with the celebration of Columbus Day [sic], and everything to do with our featured guest! XL8R magazine called this month's guest one of Chicago's top 10 DJs...and considering how thumping with the techno Chicago's been over the last couple of years (and on the longer scale, in general), that's quite the accolade. We're flattered and super excited to have Hiroko Yamamura on the show! ***Featured set*** 11pm: Hiroko Yamamura B2B w/ DJ Ry-N Trax Records | Apollo Music Group Technology and exploration are at the roots of Hiroko's core. Equally enthralled by the beat and the machines generating them, her sound is an homage to every circuit, resistor, patch cord and application that brings voice and inspiration to her work. Her gothic and industrial roots are evident in her music, as well as her punk rock DIY drive. Taking inspiration from classic science fiction and dark anime, Hiroko's studio can often be confused for a booth at a comic convention. Currently calling labels such as Trax Records, Impact Mechanics, Slap Jaxx and Klectik as home, she just recently returned from a long hiatus from music. Her previous projects under the Bio-Booster and as a member of Monologic have not ceased, however they have taken a back seat to a more focused techno vision. As a midwest rave staple, Hiroko has toured the globe spreading the sounds of Chicago including gigs at the famed Detroit Movement Festival as well as regular Berlin and Ibiza shows. Hiroko currently calls clubs such as Spybar and Soundbar home. She actively contributes jacking Chicago techno with an edge all its own, along with her like-minded colleagues and collaborators including Heartthrob, Seth Troxler, Hyperactive, Angel Alanis, Kate Simko and the Submerge. Find out why XLR8R named her one of Chicago's top 10 DJs. ***Opening set*** 10pm: Franktronic (Frank H. Payne) Noisefloor - Chicago | Techno Delivery Systems
TDS Radio is excited for October, and it has nothing to do with the celebration of Columbus Day [sic], and everything to do with our featured guest! XL8R magazine called this month's guest one of Chicago's top 10 DJs...and considering how thumping with the techno Chicago's been over the last couple of years (and on the longer scale, in general), that's quite the accolade. We're flattered and super excited to have Hiroko Yamamura on the show! ***Featured set*** 11pm: Hiroko Yamamura B2B w/ DJ Ry-N Trax Records | Apollo Music Group Technology and exploration are at the roots of Hiroko’s core. Equally enthralled by the beat and the machines generating them, her sound is an homage to every circuit, resistor, patch cord and application that brings voice and inspiration to her work. Her gothic and industrial roots are evident in her music, as well as her punk rock DIY drive. Taking inspiration from classic science fiction and dark anime, Hiroko’s studio can often be confused for a booth at a comic convention. Currently calling labels such as Trax Records, Impact Mechanics, Slap Jaxx and Klectik as home, she just recently returned from a long hiatus from music. Her previous projects under the Bio-Booster and as a member of Monologic have not ceased, however they have taken a back seat to a more focused techno vision. As a midwest rave staple, Hiroko has toured the globe spreading the sounds of Chicago including gigs at the famed Detroit Movement Festival as well as regular Berlin and Ibiza shows. Hiroko currently calls clubs such as Spybar and Soundbar home. She actively contributes jacking Chicago techno with an edge all its own, along with her like-minded colleagues and collaborators including Heartthrob, Seth Troxler, Hyperactive, Angel Alanis, Kate Simko and the Submerge. Find out why XLR8R named her one of Chicago’s top 10 DJs. ***Opening set*** 10pm: Franktronic (Frank H. Payne) Noisefloor - Chicago | Techno Delivery Systems
Berlin-based dj and techno producer savas pascalidis has been steadily making his mark in underground electronic music circles since his first releases in the mid-90s. He runs his own label sweatshop and spins at various clubs worldwide. Enthralled by the music of labels like Prelude, Westend, Salsoul, Rams Horn, DJ International, Trax Records in the early 80s, he started to collect and spin records from Hip Hop, Electro, Rare Grooves, Disco, Funk, Hi-NRG, Acid, House, Rave, EBM and Techno through the 90’s and he has spent all his life exploring all facets of underground dance music Born in south germany and later moved to berlin, the well-traveled DJ has been among the restless and classically minded members of the dance music community over the last decades. Rooted in the pioneering techno innovations and influenced by the likes of Underground Resistance, 430 West. KMS, Relief, Dance Mania, Metroplex, Jeff Mills, DBX, Robert Hood, Joey Beltram and many more he developed skills that led him into producing records and made a name for himself since the mid ’90s Techno scene with a series of dark, loopy and groove driven dancefloor orientated techno music. Pure and simple. But above all he is a DJ, transformed by music, passionate about the crowd.. Yet he is also a discoverer of old and new sounds, and has an rich musical culture. His releases earned him a reputation for being something of a dance music purist. With his over 25 years experience of playing and collecting records, with a huge vinyl collection of approximately more than 25,000 Records, his sets comprise a wide range of the most important currents electronic music went through over the last 25 years. His energetic sets are based on classic hypnotic US-techno, deep and heavy grooves with a touch of stronger non-vocal house tracks. Another example of his DJ integrity is the fact that he still prefering the qualities of vinyl and has never played any kind of music in digital form Throughout a career spanning many decades he has worked to main-tain a constant flow of creativity within the house and techno sphere. Never losing focus, he never prepare any sets upfront and everything is decided at the venue to keep everything interesting , organic and never really the same. He is one of those DJ’s who just plays what he likes the most and would like to hear himself being on a dancefloor. As with his productions, his strength as a DJ is his versatility. Depending on the night and the crowd, he can throw down various styles of T echno.Stylistically, he never limited himself to any sub genre, instead, he constantly looked out for new ways of expressing himself Savas Pascalidis has released and remixed music on respected labels such as Gigolo Records, Kurbel, Non Series, Mote Evolver, Stockholm LTD, Children of Tommorow, Skudge, Figure and many more. SC : https://soundcloud.com/savaspascalidis FB : https://www.facebook.com/savaspascalidis/ Container brings our vision of clubbing around the city, proposing a journey through visual art and techno, exploring its Sub-genres, meeting step by step Italian and international artists. -FB : www.facebook.com/Container.project.Roma -YT : www.youtube.com/channel/UC4osKRARZ22dsu_pspg04PA -IG : www.instagram.com/containerproject/ -WS : containerprojectro.wixsite.com/container-project
Abfahrt is the new podcast created by Frankye Lova and edit by Top Town Records. Every Thursday one hour of music, from deep house, tech house to progressive, mixed by the best djs. This week Guest Dj is Benny Blanco Follow on 👉🏼Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/benny.blancodj 👉🏼Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/benny-blanco-dj 👉🏼Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/bennyblancodj/ Follow us on: 👉🏼 Facebook: goo.gl/xj1HmM 👉🏼 Youtube: goo.gl/ExzRaj Visit Our Website www.toptownrecords.com/ www.abfahrt.zone Tracklist: 001 Gianmaria Coccoluto e Luca Vera – Sand (the dub) 002 Big mojo - Don't cry for me (The THC remix)( Three Hands Records) 003 Speaking Minds-Yaounde (Aeon) 004 Mabiisi-Baakoya (Armonica Remix) (Moblack Records) 005 Como Sea - Flashing Nights (Michele Anullo Remix) (forthcoming on Wout Records) 006 Undercatt-Hana (Diynamic) 007 Pastaboys-Tribute (Dirty Channels Remix) (Re-Vox) 009 Alex Schaufel-Abyss (Connaisseur Recordings) 009 Sailor & I – Fire On The Moon (Agents Of Time Remix) (Skint Records) 010 Ricky L-Fragments (Of An Unknown Rainbow) (Manocalda) 011 Luca Gerlin - AK47 (confidence mix) (forthcoming on Trax Records) 012 Wayne Works – Mexico (forthcoming on Lines) 013 Giorgia Angiuli- Over the clouds ( Regal remix) (Suara) 014 Pongo- Lose my mind (Artbat rave mix) (Connected Frontiline) 015 Soundcraft – Did you said acid 3 (unreleased)
We sit down with Danny Maxwell ( Little Brazil, Junkyard Dan, Leafblower, etc. ) and Craig Fort ( Leafblowers, New Lungs, etc. ) and talk about O'leavers, Omaha music scene, tour stories, and the launch of the new Max Trax Records site and new Little Brazil album.
Raw Trax Records Radio Podcast #027 Ilias Katelanos (GRE)
Raw Trax Records Radio Podcast 026 Ramona Yacef (Italy)
Raw Trax Records Radio Podcast 025 Bdtom (Hungary)
There are few who can claim to have been as active and dedicated to the progression of dance and electronic music as that of the Chicago based producer, label boss and disc jockey Mystic Bill. The revered producer maintains a low profile but has lived through some of the most interesting and progressive periods within dance music culture. From the glory days of Chicago and Detroit to the present he has observed with a watchful eye, taking in music with a keen sense of intrigue and a solitary sense of thought. As a producer he has released on the likes of Trax Records, Relief and Crimes of the Future. He has recently launched a new label inspired by the early days of The Musik Box and Ron Hardy - Gavin Guthrie was the first artist enlisted to appear.
Show aired 12 October 2017 0300 UTC, Fnoob Techno Radio (https://fnoobtechno.com) 1 hour of bangers. (Samples used throughout the show: 13:46 Fred Giannelli AKA The Kooky Scientist, "Old Vs. N.E.A.U." (_Unpopular Science_, Plus 8 Records PLUS8064 51:33 Farley Keith (AKA Farley "Jackmaster" Funk) featuring vocalist Darryl Pandy, "Love Can't Turn Around" (Originally issued in 1986 on Trax Records but has been reissued ad infinitum!)) 00:00 Station ID/Intro 00:24 Frederik Hatsav "Pilot" (_Dreams Recall_ EP, Nachtstrom Schallplaten NST153) 06:19 Patrik Skoog "Denial" (_Rust In Peace_ compilation, Nachtstrom Schallplaten NST154) 10:35 Archiv One "II" (_Order_, Obscuur Records OBSCR036 ) 16:49 Mic Break 18:35 Sharpshooter "97 Yards (Andreas Krämer Mix)" (_98 Yards_, Swop Records SWOP12003) 24:30 Jacks Menec "Emotional Breathing Machines" (_Creature Glitches_, Cerebelo Records CRBL156 ) 29:03 CazDal "Revival" (_XX121 EP_, Raven Sigh) 35:08 Mic Break 36:39 Cleric x Dax J "Lost In Bermuda" (_Lost In Bermuda EP_, Clergy Records CRG005) 40:02 Remco Beekwilder "Concrete Jungle" (_LSD EP_, Monnom Black MONNOM010) 44:43 Exium, "Fixed Axis" (_Rust In Peace_ compilation, Nachtstrom Schallplaten NST154) 48:49 Uncode "Analog Resources" (_Waving A White Flag EP_, Soluxion Records Ltd. SRLTD007) 53:33 Ripper "Ancient Machines" (_Spine_, Industrial Philharmonics IPHR070) 59:00 Mic Break. Bye!
"What About this Love" Larry Heard (born 1960, Chicago, Illinois) is a DJ, record producer and musician, widely known for the Chicago-based house music he produced during the mid-1980s and continues to produce today. He was a leader of the influential group Fingers Inc.and has recorded solo under various names, most notably Mr. Fingers. "Move Your Body ". Marshall Jefferson (born, 1959 in Chicago, Illinois) is an American musician, working in house music, in particular, the subgenres of Chicago house and deep house. Sometimes known as the father of house music, Jefferson was originally a record producer in the Universal Recording Studios in Chicago, where he met the owner of Trax Records, Larry Sherman. Jefferson's 1986 single for Trax, "Move Your Body (The House-Music Anthem)," the first house song to use piano, was a popular and influential song in the genre. S'Express (pronounced ess-express; sometimes spelt S'Xpress or S-Express; otherwise known as Victim of the Ghetto) were a British dance music act from the late 1980s, who had one of the earliest commercial successes in the acid house genre. "Theme from S'Express", based on Rose Royce's "Is It Love You're After", was also one of the earliest recordings to capitalize on a resurgence of sampling Steve Hurley, produced a cover of "I Can't Turn Around" by Isaac Hayes, which sold well in the Chicago. Before Hurley could arrange to have the record licensed for overseas distribution, Farley managed to attach his own name to a European release of a slightly altered version of Hurley's track. The new version, "Love Can't Turn Around" by Farley "Jackmaster" Funk (vocals by Darryl Pandy), which reached #10 in the UK Singles Chart in 1986 "Your Love" Francis "Frankie" Nicholls (1955 – March 31, 2014), better known by his stage name Frankie Knuckles, was an American DJ, record producer and remixer. He played an important role in developing and popularizing house music in Chicago during the 1980s. In 1982, Knuckles was introduced to then-unknown Jamie Principle by mutual friend Jose "Louie" Gomez, who had recorded the original vocal-dub of "Your Love" to reel-to-reel tape. Louie Gomez met up with Frankie at the local record pool (I.R.S.) and gave him a tape copy of the track. Knuckles played Gomez's unreleased dub mix for an entire year in his sets during which it became a crowd favourite. Knuckles later went into the studio to re-record the track with Principle, and in 1987 helped put Your Love Adonis – "No Way Back" (1987) Adonis was 19 years old when he made the dystopian classic "No Way Back," one of Chicago house music's most iconic tracks. "No Way Back" was a smash hit for the Trax label; according to some estimates, the single sold over 100,000 copies. The lyrics made "No Way Back" sound effortlessly cool, and utterly terrifying. The stripped-down track, devoid of extraneous flourishes, still sounds ruthlessly modern. Kariya - “Baby Let Me Love You For Tonight” Originally released in 1988, 'Baby Let Me Love You For Tonight' has long been regarded a club classic. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.
#024 Frederick Alonso (Belgium)
#023 Rauwkost (Netherlands)
For Contact/Bookings Email:- meadowsluke@hotmail.com Subscribe To Podcast On www.lukemeadows.podomatic.com Or Search On iTunes - https://itunes.apple.com/gb/podcast/luke-meadows-house-selections/id413642205?mt=2 Current Weekly Radio Shows :- Fridays @ 11pm (UK/CET Time) (6pm ET/PT)- Tongue & Groove www.tongueandgrooveradio.com/ Mondays @ 3pm (UK/CET Time) (10am ET/PT)- D3EP www.d3ep.com/ Luke Meadows Classic Chicago House Selection Vol 2 - Trax Records Special Tracklist 1. Adonis - We're Rocking Down The House (1986) 2. Phuture - Phuture Jacks (1987) 3. Mr Lee - House This House (1987) 4. Jack Frost & The Circle Jerks - Cool & Dry (1988) 5. Armando - Downfall (1988) 6. Mr Lee - Art Of Acid (1988) 7. Larry Heard (Mr. Fingers) - Washing Machine (1986) 8. Spanky - Acid Bass (1989) 9. Phuture - Acid Tracks (1987) 10. Adonis - No Way Back (1986) 11. Jack Frost - Clap Me (1988) 12. Dr Derelict - That Shit's Wild (1988) 13. Pierre's Pfantasy Club – Fantasy Girl (1987)
#022 Indira Paganotto (Spain)
Live set from Traxs Records Party at Starvue September 10th, 2016
Live set from Traxs Records Party at Starvue September 10th, 2016
Live set from Traxs Records Party at Starvue September 10th, 2016
Gerry Visco on Visco:Disco The Stupid Show on RadioFreeBrooklyn interviews the fabulous Screamin' Rachael owner and founder of Trax Records, the label that invented House Music. Rachael is a singer, actor, and runs the fantastic Trax Records. She also supplied some of her songs that she sang and from Trax Records.
Info & tracklist: http://www.electrocorp.fr/blog/mixtapes/screamin-rachael-fondatrice-de-trax-records-en-live-aux-nuits-fauves-pour-la-mixtape-electrocorp-65/ This mix is a live recorded DJ set from Screamin' Rachael at Nuits Fauves (Paris, FR). Screamin' Rachael is one of the founding partners and current President of TRAX Records, the Chicago-based and biggest House-Music label of all times. This label influenced almost 3 decades of music with anthems such as Marshall Jefferson "Move Your Body", Fingers Inc "Can You Feel It" or Frankie Knuckles "Your Love". Soundcloud | @trax-records Facebook | https://www.facebook.com/TraxRecords/ Discogs | https://www.discogs.com/fr/label/267-Trax-Records
#021 Dimitris Anagnostou (Gre)
Next up on the FMB mixes is another homegrown favourite BUBBA, presenting his Soundtraxx mix. Collaborations with Timmy Stewart as Bubba & T-Bone seen release’s on labels Get the Curse, Elevation, Mode Music and Tom Budden’s Alive imprint and have seen big support fromt he likes of Ivan Smagghe, Ewan Pearson, Ricardo Villalobos, Laurent Garnier and Solomun to name a few. With a release on the unparalleled Trax Records coming in the new year amongst other things we though this would be the perfect time to catch up…so take it away BUBBA. The late 70’s and early 80’s is a period that seems to hold a real fascination for me in movies and music. It was a period of new technology and computers influencing music and movies like Blade Runner, Alien, Star Wars, Escape from New York, Westworld stimulating my imagination of future visions. This combined with the electronic music of Kraftwerk, Giorgio Moroder, Human League soundtracks of John Carpenter moulded my love for an electronic sound which always inspires me. And I’m still discovering music from that era of disco early house,italo, electronica and pop from artists such as Tangerine Dream, Klause Schulze, Telex, Egyptian Lover, The The and more. I put together this 2 hr mix of new discoveries,old reedits, new trax, movie samples and some of my own, I guess it’s the sort of music I imagine that was getting played at the Technoir night club in the Terminator just before Arnie turned up and ruined the party! INTRO AMBIENT SYMPHONY –FUNERAL OF QUEEN MARY KLAUSE SCHULZE – ON THE EDGE BUBBA – SHOCKMOVEMENTS THE CREATURES – MACHINE’S DRAMA JOHN CARPENTER – THE PRESIDENT IS GONE(COMBO RE-EDIT) THE THE – GIANT NEIL YOUNG – SAMPLE AND HOLD GIORGIO MORODER – FROM HERE TO ETERNITY(LINOSAUR EDIT) BREVIL – PARTY OVER HERE BOSTRO PESOPEO –FALLS (HERCULES AND LOVE AFFAIR MIX) FRANKIE KNUCKLES & JAMIE PRINCIPLE – COLD WORLD DOUGLAS FIOROTTO – ITS ALL ABOUT HOUSE MUSIC ALTAIR NOUVEAU – SORCERER (CHEVEUXMAISON NOUVEAU EDIT) GIORGIO MORODER – TONY’S THEME ADONIS –H.O.U.S.E (ACAPPELLA) GINO SOCCIO –DANCER (YOUNG EDIT) THE EGYPTIAN LOVER – FREAK A HOLIC BORDEAUX BY NIGHT – SPEEDWAY ORNATERICS – LET ME IN(PPF LYSERGIC DUB) BUBBA – NIGHTTRAXX RUFFNECK – THE POWER THE MUSIC (THE LAST DANCE AT THE DISE MIX) ESCAPE FROM NY – SAVE OUR LOVE (ALKALINO EDIT) JOHN CARPENTER – THE END (DISCO VERSION) LEAGUE UNLIMITED – THINGS THAT DREAMS ARE MADE OF (DUB)
Meticulously assembled then recorded down onto cassette, London producer Matt Whitehead reworks and splices together his two 30-minute sets from this year's Bloc Weekend (one performance being at Brackout, the tribute to the much-missed Ben Bracket that kickstarted the festval). Along with material released collaboratively as Cyantific and Signal Type, Matt has two essential electro 12"s out under his own name for London's Rebel Intelligence collective. Like his set from 2010's Bloc Weekend, this is the real deal. Play it loud. Tracklisting: Hollywood And The Heat - I Need You / (1988) Westside Records - 00:17 "Fast Eddie" Smith - Jack The House / (1987) Underground - 01:24 Reese - Just Want Another Chance / (1988) Incognito Records - 00:39 Julian Jonah - Jealousy And Lies / (1988) Cooltempo - 02:11 Nami Shimada - Sunshower (Original Version) / (1991) Colombia - 03:36 Fallout - Morning After (Sunrise Mix) / (1987) Fourth Floor Records - 04:07 Fast Eddie - Jack To The Sound Of The Underground / (1988) D.J. International Records - 04:54 Fingers Inc - Distant Planet / (1988) Jack Trax - 04:54 Jungle Wonz - Bird In A Guilded Cage / (1993) Trax Records - 05:33 Virgo Four - In A Vision / (1989) Trax Records - 06:59 Joe Smooth - Inside My Mind / (1988) D.J. International Record - 07:07 Rocky Jones - Choice Of A New Generation / (1987) D.J. International Records - 09:43 Risque III - Essence Of A Dream / (1987) Stride Records Inc - 11:12 Rhythm Track Tony Sineni - Rhythm Of The Beat / (Kenny Jammin Jason's Mix) (1987) Hot Mix 5 - 13:12 Rhythm Track Xperiment - Karn Evil #10 (Club) / (1987) Underworld Records - 15:00 Rhythm Track Chicago Music Syndrome - Work It / (1987) Dance-Sing Records - 15:47 Rhythm Track Risque Rhythm Team - More Than Just A Dance / (1988) Chicago Connection Records -16:26 Rhythm Track Risque Rhythm Team - The Jacking Zone / (1986) Chicago Connection Records - 17:35 Rhythm Track Mr. Lee - Come To House / (1987) Trax Records - 18:30 Rhythm Track Jackmaster Dick - Sensuous Woman Goes Disco / (1986) Trax Records - 19:31 Rhythm Track + TB-303 - 19:31 Jack Frost & The Circle Jerks - Cool Dry / (1988) Trax Records - 20:18 Rhythm Track Cool McCool - World Turns Around / (1988) Hot Mix 5 - 20:48 MDIII - Set Me Free / (1988) Underground - 21:35 Rhythm Track Maurice - This Is Acid (Original Mix) / (1988) Trax Records - 22:36 Maurice - This Is Acid (A New Dance Craze) (K&T Mix) / (1988) Breakout - 23:19 Members Of The House - Share This House (Radio Version) / (1988) ITM Records - 24:12 Rodney Bakerr presents Mystic - House Girl (Serge & Tyrell Edit) / (2007) Clone Classic Cuts - 25:37 Gentry Ice - Utilize The Beat / (1988) Westside Records - 26:23 The Housefactors - Play It Loud / (1988) Black Market International - 26:54 Phuture Pfantasy Club - Spank Spank / (1988) Low Fat Vinyl - 28:18 Maurice Joshua - I Got A Big Dick (with Hot Hands Hula instrumental) / (1988) Trax Records - 28:42 Adonis - Lost In Sound / (1988) Jack Trax - 29:50 A Guy Called Gerald - Blow Your House Down / (1988) Rham! - 30:05 MDIII - Face The Nation / (1988) Underground - 31:37 Rhythm Track + TB-303 – 32:01 Juan - Techno Music / (1988) 10 Records – 32:55 Bam Bam - Where Is Your Child (1988) Desire Records – 33:56 Rhythm Track + TB-303 – 34:27 Rhythm Track House Master Boyz And The Rude Boy Of House - House Nation / (1986) Dance Mania – 35:43 On The House - Pleasure Control (Radio) / (1986) Bright Star Records - 36:00 Kissing The Pink - Certain Things Are Likely (Garage) (1986) Magnet – 37:24 Rhythm Track Steve 'Silk' Hurley - Jack Your Body (Club Your Body) / (1986) London Records – 39:09 Rhythm Track Z Factor - Fantasy / (1984) Mitchbal Records – 39:19 Risque Rhythm Team - 122 House / (1986) Chicago Connection Records – 39:19 Rhythm Track Julian Jumpin" Perez - Jack Me 'Til I Scream (Jumpin' Mix) / (1987) D.J. International Records – 39:26 Rocky Jones - Choice Of A New Generation / (1987) D.J. International Records – 39:41 Subject - The Magic, The Moment (1985) Pow Wow Records - 40:28 Rhythm Track Ron Hardy - Liquid Love (Instrumental Mix) / (1997) Mirakkle Records - 40:36 Ron Hardy - Sensation (Dub) / (1985) Trax Records - 41:22 Rhythm Track Kevin Saunderson - Bounce Your Body To The Box / (1988) Kool Kat Music - 43:32 Farley "Jackmaster" Funk - This Acid Life / (1988) House Records - 44:18 Rhythm Track Cool McCool - World Turns Around / (1988) Hot Mix 5 - 44:34 The Party Boy - The Twilight Zone / (1988) Urban - 45:27 Farley "Jackmaster" Funk - It's You (House Mix) / (1987) D.J. International Records - 46:06 Rhythm Track Dr Derelict - That Shits Wild / (1988) Trax Records - 46:21 Rhythm Track Gene Hunt - Living In a Land / (1989) Housetime Records - 46:29 Fingers - Ecstasy / (1988) Hot Mix 5 - 47:36 Rhythm Track Mr. Fingers - Washing Machine / (1986) Trax Records - 47:54 Raze - Jack The Groove / (1986) Grove Street Records - 48:59 Justin Timberlake - Sexy Back / (2006) Jive - 49:29 Rhythm Track + TB-303 + SH-101 K. Alexi Shelby - My Medusa (1989) Transmat - 52:03 Rythim Is Rythim - Nude Photo / (1987) Transmat - 52:24 Rhythm Track Maurice Joshua - I Got A Big Dick (with Hot Hula Hands) / (1988) Trax Records - 52:54 Manuel Göttsching - E2-E4 / (1984) Inteam GmbH - 53:43 Mr. Fingers - Can You Feel It / (1986) Trax Records - 53:43 Rhythm Track Baby Ford - Fordtrax / (1988) Rhythm King Records - 54:14 Marcus Mixx - Without Makeup (Ron Hardy Mix) / (2006) Let's Pet Puppies - 54:29 Mr. Fingers - Ammnesia / (1989) Jack Trax - 55:15 Jack Frost - Cool Dry / (1987) FLEX Records - 55:46 Reese & Santonio - The Sound / (1988) Kool Kat Music - 56:09 Adonis - Rockin Down The House / (1986) Trax Records - 56:09 Rhythm Track Arnold Jarvis - Take Some Time Out (Dub / Instrumental) (1987) Fourth Floor Records - 56:24 Frankie Knuckles - Your Love / (1989) Btech - 56:40 Arnold Jarvis - Take Some Time Out (Original Club Mix) / (1987) Fourth Floor Records - 56:47 Fingers Inc. - Mystery Of Love (Club Mix) / (1986) D.J. International Records - 57:02 Mayday - Wiggin (Master Reese Mix) / (1988) Pheerce Citi - 59:34 Rhythm Track Jean Luc Ponty - Computer Incantations For World Peace / (1983) Atlantic - 01:00:06
Another nonstop Hard-House Mega Mix from the 2Fonzanoons Updated and Remastered; features some rare gems from the ‘80s & ‘90s era including tracks from legendary Chicago house music labels such as: Jasper Stone, Underground Construction (UC Music), International House Records (IHR), Trax Records, Dance Mania and many others! Track listing not available for this one!
A nonstop Hard-House Mega Mix from the 2Fonzanoons featuring some rare gems from the ‘80s & ‘90s era including records from Chicago’s own Jasper Stone, Underground Construction (UC Music), International House Records (IHR), Trax Records, Dance Mania, et al.
In the beginning, there was Jack, and Jack had a groove. And from this groove came the grooves of all grooves. And while one day viciously throwing down on his box, Jack boldy declared... "Let there be house!" and house music was born. I am, you see,I am the creator, and this is my house! And in my house there is only house music. But I am not so selfish because once you enter my house, it then becomes OUR house and OUR house music! And you see, no one man owns house, because house music is a universal language, spoken, understood by all. You see, house is a feeling that no one can understand really, unless you're deep into the vibe of house. House is an uncontrollable desire to jack your body. And as I told you before, this is our house and our house music. In every house, you understand, there is a keeper. And in this house, the keeper is Jack. Now some of you who might wonder.... "Who is Jack, and what is it that Jack does?" Jack is the one who gives you the power to jack your body! Jack is the one who gives you the power to do the snake. Jack is the one who gives you the key to the wiggly worm. Jack is the one who learns you how to walk your body. Jack is the one that can bring nations and nations of all Jackers together under one house. You may be black, you may be white, you may be Jew or Gentile. It don't make a difference in our House. And this is fresh! Lyrics from "Can you Feel it?" by Mr. Fingers, on TRAX Records, 1987. As I was organizing my recent music acquisitions & purchases, I started adding info to my ID3 tags...things to identify the wonderfully varied flavors of House, in order to make it easier for me to find the right kind of tracks for whatever mix I wish to work on. I started sampling these tracks, and making some playlists for some future mixes for jack2it Radio & my Podcasts. Quite a few tracks had me moving in my seat as I twiddled on the keyboard...so much so that I just had to get up and move. I couldn't help myself...it was as if I had been possessed by the very spirit of Jack. So there I was, shaking & twitching, not breaking it...when in walks my friend, and with the most quizzical look on his face he asks "[i]What the hell is wrong with you...what are you doing???"...My response..."I'm Just Jackin' Off"!!! What we've got here are some funky, chunky, Techy, Jazzy-Fat-Nasty House cuts...engineered for your groovin' pleasure, and arranged and edited by yours truly to bring you 60 minutes of Jackin' Ecstasy. I hope you get to check this out. As always, all comments and criticisms are most welcome. Let me know how this floats your boat. 1. Gettin' There (Inland Knights Remix)--Kinky Movement That Is The Way (Accapella Mix)--Mr. K-Alexi 2. Such A Groove (Original Mix)--Jazzy Eyewear 3. Funny House Sound--Quirk Burglars, The 4. Love To Dance--Leon Louder 5. Whatcha Mamma Gonna Say (Original Mix)--Sound Republic, The 6. Sexy Beats--JR from Dallas 7. Episodes In Jazz (No Assembly Required Vs Hogan & Larner Original Mix)--No Assembly Required, Slater Hogan & Luke Sardello 8. I'm Down (Original Mix)--Digital Villains 9. Showstoppa (Original Mix)--Ross Couch 10.Robbing & Stealing (Hawley's Crime Pays Digital Exclusive)--Tommy Largo 11.Straight From The Hawt--Easily Influenced 12.City Swingin--KC Jackson 13.Triple Conack (Original Mix)--Monkey Nutz 14.About Love (Solid Groove Mix)--Roy Davis Jr. Live Jazz (Chris Harris Mix)--Fusion Experience, The
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