Podcasts about Twilo

In this special episode of Super Progressive, I sit down with Paul van Dyk. We chat about the evolution of progressive house and trance, the fluid boundaries between genres in the 90s, and the iconic clubs that shaped the electronic music scene, from his early days in Berlin's underground to his unforgettable residency at New York's Twilo. We also delve into the significance of the Love Parade and the DIY ethos that fueled the scene's growth. This interview comes just ahead of Paul's new album, ‘This World Is Ours'. This album, due for release on April 11th via his VANDIT Records imprint, is his first studio album in five years. Follow Paul van Dyk:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/paulvandyk/Spotify: https://open.spotify.com/artist/7wU1naftD3lNq7rNsiDvOR?si=o1E2GKgWReCy81axx_6cBgFollow Super Progressive: Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/superprogressive/Progressive Radar Spotify Playlist: https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5vo7k99U183tW0lwqsWqQ7?si=f8d5f804df6c4479#dj #trance #housemusic

For the Thirteenth episode of There Is No Planet Earth Stories I'm  Join by guest Doc Martin  representing stories from San Francisco & Los AngelesWe discuss a range of topics including his formative musical experiences in San Francisco, the Los Angeles scene in the early 90's and various parties and residencies held in those years, as well as the evolution of his DJ, and music production career over the years, and much more.A product of the 80's San Francisco dance music boom, DJ/Producer Doc Martin has been creating innovative, high-energy electronic music for nearly three decades. Once a mainstay on the Pacific Northwest scene, he has gone on to perform everywhere from Ibiza to Tokyo, London and beyond, creating an enduring body of work in the process. Now, as he enters a new phase of his career, Doc shows no signs of slowing down, as he continues to evolve, revealing new sides of his artistry as he releases the most compelling music of his career.  Doc Martin's choice to pursue a career in music was an obvious one, given the musical family he grew up in. Most notably, his mother sang with Bay Area icons Jefferson Starship.Doc, however, was more interested in absorbing the various electronic subcultures that were emerging around the country. Endless hours spent in SF's indie record stores armed him with an expertise in everything from acid house to techno, as he developed the genre bending style that would come to define his career.  Within a few years of his first performance, Doc was selling out shows across his hometown, and began setting his sights on bigger things. In the early 90's, he relocated to Los Angeles, where he quickly integrated himself into the city's thriving rave scene. Not long after, his profile had risen enough for him to be invited to Europe to play at some of the continent's most iconic clubs and parties, including Fabric(Residency), Circoloco, The Rex, Panorama Bar, and Sunwaves to name a few,. In the ensuing decades, he became a favorite amongst audiences from New York to London, performing regularly at clubs including Output, Coachella, The Roxy, Twilo, City Fox, Space, Desert Hearts, Movement, and Lightning in a bottle After three decades of bringing people together with music, Doc Martin's passion and drive remain as strong as ever. He maintains a steady schedule of performances across the globe while continuing to release new tracks regularly. As the rare artist to achieve the status of elder-statesman, he has left a lasting legacy in electronic music, a legacy which he continues to add to every day.Also played with James Brown/Grace Jones/Tour Dj for Deee-lite,Support the show

1.Subandrio - Nights in Twilo 2.Halo Varga - Future (Guy J Remix) 3.X-Press 2 - AC/DC (Guy J Remix) 4.Krysenstern - Empty 5.Ivanshee - Mental Template (Nothanks Remix) 6.Dosem - Vesier (Original Mix) 7.Criss Deeper - Mutantron (Original Mix) 8.Guy J - Silver Lake (Original Mix) 9.Techno Mama - New Era (21 Room Remix) 10.Fran Garay - Mind Behind the Ordeal (Fabri Lopez Remix) 11.Nicholas Van Orton — Hello My Name Is 12.Stereo Underground - The Big Blind 13.Second Sine — I Was There

Whoever first thought to take the sounds of gospel and add a beat underneath (I'm just gonna go ahead and credit the iconic Frankie Knuckles) must have been one of the greatest pioneers of house music of all time. Frankie once said that clubs are “like church... by the time the preacher gets going, the whole room becomes one.” House lovers often refer to the dance floor as church. And some of the most joyous moments I've experienced at a club have been courtesy of gospel house. I vividly remember going to Twilo and Body & Soul in the late-'90s and hearing tracks for the first time from Sounds of Blackness, Jasper Street Co., Su Su Bobien, Vernessa Mitchell, Barbara Tucker, and Kim English that completely changed my outlook towards music. I've been meaning to put together a gospel house mix for quite some time now (ever since playing a full gospel house set at the Church of Now at Burning Man in 2019), and a recent trip this holiday season to Portland to hear the Northwest Community Gospel Chorus gave me the inspiration that I finally needed. So, rather than your typical house, tech house, or disco set, here's 90 minutes (I could have easily made this 5 hours!) of pure praise for the lord - a dance floor journey of uplifting and soulful calls for love and redemption. There are classics here interspersed with brand-new tracks from this year, with reinterpretations sprinkled throughout. If this mix doesn't have you shouting “Hallelujah!” by the end of it… then I don't know how to help ya!Please listen and enjoy! And if you feel inspired, please repost and share. And remember always... #HouseIsAFeelingFollow me:Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/djblacklow/Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/djblacklowMixcloud: https://www.mixcloud.com/djblacklow/  Amazon Music: https://bit.ly/47Ra71P Spotify: https://spoti.fi/3XVVmG7 The Tracklist:1) Bless Me Today - Alan Dixon2) He's Alright (David Penn Extended Edit) - Jame Starck, Yvván Back, Zetaphunk ft Alfreda Gerald3) Never Stop Dancing (Extended Mix) - Bellaire x Aaron K. Gray4) Fly Away feat. The Sultra Gospel Singers (Extended Mix) - Michael Gray, Kimberly Brown5) Hallelujah Anyway (Director's Cut Signature Praise Radio Edit) - Candi Staton6) Hallelujah (Extended Remix) - David Penn, Kevin McKay7) Hella Mary (Extended Mix) - CASSIMM, Leela D8) Real Good (Extended Mix) - Wh09) Sunday Stomper (Piano Preacher Extended Mix) - Alan Dixon & Will Tramp10) Tell You What It Is (Extended Mix) - Eats Everything, Shermanology11) The Power (feat. Anelisa Lamola) (Extended Mix) - Wh0, Anelisa Lamola12) Obey - Aaron K. Gray, DJ Spen, Gary Hudgins13) Gospel Jam (Extended Mix) - Kevin McKay, NuKey14) Church Lady - Dennis Ferrer15) The Curse Breaker (Extended Mix) - Floorplan16) Glory (Extended Mix) - Earth n Days17) Lift Your Hands Up feat. Ramona Renea (Extended Mix) - David Penn, Ramona Renea18) Praise (Wh0 Extended Mix) - Dale Move19) Bless You (Original Mix) - Lizzie Curious20) Glory feat. Waajeed (Extended Mix) - Dames Brown21) Angels By My Side (Floorplan Remix) - Sophie Lloyd Feat. Pauline Taylor

Get ready to dive into an electrifying sonic journey with "Laser T!TS Volume 3!" This three-hour mix delivers a seamless blend of deep, driving progressive house and pulsating melodic techno grooves. Perfect for late-night adventures, or simply losing yourself in hypnotic beats. Welcome to the next chapter of high-energy, boundary-pushing soundscapes! Featured on this mix is my "I Cut the Line at Twilo" of my release "Prospection."   Available through Beatport and all streaming platforms November 26, 2024.  I also included 2 non-released tracks, which will be released in 2025 with remixes from some awesome talented producers. Here is the tracklisting as always:  1) DJ Allai - Zip Zap Rap 2) Mathis Kaden - Twisting Shadows 3) Aman Anand - Warped 2K24 (Kyotto Remix) 4) Benja Molina - Quartz 5) DJ Allai - The Tempo (OG Dee Lazy Mix) 6) Dmitry Molosh - Resistance 7) Global Communication - The Way (Secret Ingredients Mix) 8) Analog Junbgs, Oliver & Tom - Landscape (Rigooni Mix) 9) Pig & Dan - Reasons o Hate You 10) Morpei - Roomsh (John Digweed Dub) 11) David Tort - Jibaro (Extended Mix) 12) Kebin Van Reeken - Hyphae (Augustin Pietrocola Remix) 13) Cid Inc. & Orsen - A Blessing in Disguise 14) Tanera ft Katie Buxton - What Happend 15) Alex Medina - Madre' Mia 16) Costax & Timo Maas - Around 17) Mohse' - Moon 18) Wallace - Willow 19) Sono & Artbat - Keep Control (Rock Da Cat Remix) 20) Kiloveski & Geronimo Equigen - Kamikase 21) DJ Allai - Prospection (I Cut the Line at Twilo Mix) 22) EANP - Kuba 23) Nick Warren & Tripswitch - Voight Kampff 24) Robert Babicz & Marc Romboy - This is not a Sync Track 25) Kebin Van Reeken - Liminal (Will Dekezier Remix) 26) Miro - Shining (Reinier Zonneveld Filth on Acid Remix) 27) Durante' & Lubelski - What I Would Do to Teleport to You 28) Aman Anand & Mango - The Project (Subrundio Remix) 29) AME & Curses - Shadow of Love

It's that time of year again. Step back in time with me and imagine you are on the dancefloor at Salvation, Liquid, Arena, or Twilo.  Feel the beats and get lost in the music.Enjoy!

When the distress signal on their ship blinks, Moe and Twilo put their own plans on pause to help some outcasts stranded on Asteroid Atlantis. The ice-cold night on the asteroid threatens to freeze Moe and friends in their tracks, but sharing a song might provide the protection they need to escape! Want more kids podcasts for the whole family? Grown-ups, subscribe to Starglow+ here Learn more about Starglow Media here Follow Starglow on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube

She's an alligator! She's a mama-papa coming for you! Moe and Twilo are intercepted by the Thin Green Duke, the fabulous reptilian scourge of the spaceways. Their offer to join the pirate crew comes with a free makeover, but it might be an offer that Moe and Twilo can't refuse. Want more kids podcasts for the whole family? Grown-ups, subscribe to Starglow+ here Learn more about Starglow Media here Follow Starglow on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube

Moe has retrieved the drumsticks, but she's missed her meet up with the Arkestra Obscura. The Conductor offers to help by firing up the Portal and sending Moe and Twilo to the Great Spiral Scratch of Satchinadanda. On the long walk to the center of the planet, Moe and Twilo discover the beginnings of their own song, and meet the mystical Shiva-Loka.  Want more kids podcasts for the whole family? Grown-ups, subscribe to Starglow+ here Learn more about Starglow Media here Follow Starglow on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube

Moe arrives on Trancelore, and the only thing standing between her and the drumsticks of Krupa Khan is…a ticket to The Conductor's dance party at The Cavernous Club. A new friend, Twilo, helps her sneak backstage, but will she be able to get the drumsticks back in time to meet up with the Arkestra Obscura? Want more kids podcasts for the whole family? Grown-ups, subscribe to Starglow+ here Learn more about Starglow Media here Follow Starglow on Instagram, Facebook, and YouTube

In this episode of the Future of Application Security, Harshil speaks with Ariel Shin, Senior Product Security Engineer at Twilio, a company that provides businesses the tools to connect with customers through automated messaging. Ariel shares the story of how she implemented a democratized, centralized vulnerability management program at Twilio, which included conducting interviews to gauge the current state of vulnerability management, designing a new process that got everyone on the same page, getting buy-in by going on a roadshow across the company, and how they're currently managing the program after rollout. Topics discussed: Ariel's journey through Twilo's acquisition of Segment, going from a culture of a few hundred developers to a few thousand building many different projects. How Ariel designed and implemented a democratized, centralized vulnerability management process by getting buy-in from security, engineering, and leadership, and socializing the process. The importance of a centralized vulnerability management process to reduce confusion and easily see all vulnerabilities in one place, and how to make risk everyone's responsibility. How, in order to uncover problems to address, Ariel interviewed security team members, developers, engineers, and other stakeholders, and created a flowchart of the current state of vulnerability management. The necessity of approaching security holistically, and not thinking about security just in terms of the industries or silos created in an organization. Identifying the pain points of an organization's security approach, and how to use those pain points to articulate the change needed for an organization. How Ariel rolled out the new vulnerability management program through a roadshow across the organization, articulating what the changes were and how they improved security to increase buy-in. How Ariel and the security team created three dashboards so stakeholders could better understand their security posture: one for ticket triage, one for engineers to understand the tickets, and the third for leadership.

La music story du jour c'est celle du Nebula…  On peut parler du studio 54, du Twilo, bref, de ces gloires du temps passé mais New York reste une ville de fêtes même en 2023. La preuve avec le Nubela, l'un des clubs les plus prisés de la Grosse pomme. Et il faut avoir une certaine notion du courage pour oser ouvrir, en pleine pandémie, un spot gigantesque à 2 pas de Times Square. Surtout quand à l'affiche de l'opening figure Purple Disco Machine  

2 hours of some Progessive-Tech House mixed & compiled by yours truly.  For your listening pleasure or when your dj doesn't show up to your party.  Imagine yourself at Twilo around 3AM, and the room is dark and filled with smoke from the fog machines, then "Laser Tits" light up the dance floor and shoot you in the face after an insane build up.  That's whats up here. Track Listing since you can't trainspot and I saved you time Shazaming: 1) Celso Fabbri - Rhythm Section 2) Mr.Tea - Holding Pattern (Martin Landsky Remix) 3) Local Suicide - Agapi (Echonomist Remix) 4) Tiefschwarz - Hydrated 5) Sasha & Locked Groove - Exploding Suns 6) David Dorad - Murmelot (Roman Flugel Remix) 7) Alphadog - Tarantela 8) Frankey & Sandino - Optical 9) Rinzen & Soel - Meliora 10) Sasha & Orion - Dry & High 11) John Digweed & Nick Muir - Track for Life 12) Cristoph - Tha Music 13) DJ Merlon - 2 Zulu Men in Ibiza 14) Sobek & Mulya - Mirrored Screen (Rinzen Edit) 15) Alma(GER) - Lost in the Stars (Avidus Remix) 16) Eagles & Butterflies - The Trip 17) Chab - Sunrise (Maxi Zamac Edit) 18) DJ Hell - Je Regrette Everything (Super Pitcher Remix) 19) The MFA - The Difference it Makes (Super Pitcher Remix) 20) WhoMadeWho - Never Alone (Patrice Baumel Remix)  

Strive Nation Podcast - Season 3, Episode 20"That time when... woke companies were racist."September 28th, 2022Hosts : Cory Estreen and Taylor HuffBack again with the September Monthly Scoop. It is absolutely amazing how companies justify critical race theory and implement obviously racist policies. We punch at several of the most viral news moments and even highlight an obviously unacceptable "bodacious" trans teacher in Canada. More the reason to band together for conservative values to save our kids! InstagramTwitterFacebookYouTubePlease follow, like, and subscribe on all of our socials and thank you so much for the support! Episodes found everywhere on all platforms! Timestamps :00:01:00 - Show open00:03:05 - Beverage of choice00:04:55 - Upvotes, downvotes00:09:30 - Charles is the king00:15:35 - Ron Desantis strikes again!00:19:15 - Twilo is laying off white people only00:21:30 - Denver is giving our money out to homeless people00:23:20 - Puerto Rico and another hurricane00:24:50 - Large breasted man teaching children00:29:10 - Credit card companies creating gun registries00:31:30 - Hunter Biden can't afford cheese and child support00:36:05 - Minnesota nurses on strike due to burnout00:38:45 - Talk Therapy human rights abuse00:41:05 - Sweet sweet revenge on Gavin Newsom00:42:30 - Loans only for Blacks and Hispanics00:47:00 - LIzzo is fat and black and beautiful00:50:30 - Show closeAffiliates :Going to the grocery store sucks. You know what doesn't suck? Getting your groceries delivered straight to your door without having to get dressed: thats where Instacart comes in.For you NFT collectors, check out this awesome minimalist line art NFT collection called State of Mind found exclusively on Opensea.Buzzsprout offers a great opportunity for podcast enthusiasts to host episodes with a wide range of tools at their disposal.Check out the links below!Instacart - Groceries delivered in as little as 1 hour. Free delivery on your first order over $35.State of Mind by Syd A minimalist line art NFT. 50% of proceeds donated to Harbor House for victims of domestic abuse.Buzzsprout - Let's get your podcast launched! Start for FREEDisclaimer: This post contains affiliate links. If you make a purchase, I may receive a commission at no extra cost to you.

En 1997, Hubert Blanc-Francard et Philippe Zdar, aussi connus sous le nom de Cassius, accompagnent les Daft Punk lors de leur tournée mondiale. Ces derniers viennent de sortir leur album Homework, un véritable succès planétaire qui changera la musique électronique à tout jamais.En octobre, ils se retrouvent tous les quatre programmés au Twilo, un célèbre club de New York. Ils partagent l'affiche avec Romanthony et François Kevorkian, véritables pointures du milieu house et new disco. En arrivant au club, ils constatent ébahis qu'une foule de plus de 400 mètres se bouscule à l'entrée pour assister au show, mais ce n'est pas tout : Armand van Helden, les Masters At Work (Little Louie Vega et Kenny Dope), Ralphi Rosario, Junior Sanchez et DJ Sneak, légendes du clubbing house de l'époque, attendent leurs prestations de pied ferme. Retour sur une soirée d'anthologie en pleine période French touch.Abonnez vous aux podcasts Konbini pour ne rater aucun épisode ! ____Podcast producer, réalisation audio : Robin Riccitiello | Auteurs : Robin Riccitiello & Aurélien Chapuis | Mix et edit : Manuel Lormel et Seb Cannas | 

La music story du jour c'est celle du Nebula…  On peut parler du studio 54, du Twilo, bref, de ces gloires du temps passé mais New York reste une ville de fêtes même en 2022. La preuve voici qui nait le Nubela, le nouveau club le plus prisé de la Grosse pomme. Et il faut avoir une certaine notion du courage pour oser ouvrir, en pleine pandémie, un spot gigantesque à 2 pas de Times Square. Surtout quand à l'affiche de l'opening figure Purple Disco Machine  

En 1997, Hubert Blanc-Francard et Philippe Zdar, aussi connus sous le nom de Cassius, accompagnent les Daft Punk pour leur tournée mondiale. Ces derniers viennent de sortir l'album “Homework”, véritable succès planétaire qui changera la musique électronique à tout jamais. En octobre, ils se retrouvent tous les quatre programmés au Twilo, un célèbre club de New York. Ils partagent l'affiche avec Romanthony et François Kevorkian, de véritables pointures du milieu house et new disco. En arrivant au club, ils constatent qu'une foule de plus de 400 mètres se  se bouscule à l'entrée pour assister au show, mais ce n'est pas tout : Armand Van Helden, les Masters At Work (Louie Vega et Kenny Dope), Ralphi Rosario, Junior Sanchez et DJ Sneak, légendes du clubbing house de l'époque attendent leurs prestations de pied ferme. Retour sur une soirée d'anthologie en pleine période French Touch.Abonnez vous aux podcasts Konbini pour ne rater aucun épisode ! ____Podcast producer, réalisation audio : Robin Riccitiello | Auteurs : Robin Riccitiello & Aurélien Chapuis | Mix et edit : Manuel Lormel et Seb Cannas | 

A rare, revealing interview with the long-time Circoloco resident. For many years, Andrew Grant was one of Circoloco's most ubiquitous DJs. He landed on the White Isle in the summer of 2001, having spent a few months in Sheffield, England, DJing whenever and wherever he could. Yet, in spite of his widespread public appearances, Grant's personal accounts of his past are little known given his reclusive character—until now. For this week's exchange, host Marcus Barnes engaged in a candid conversation with Andrew Grant about his experiences grinding in the clubbing Mecca, teaching lacrosse in the northern UK and even working briefly as DC10's light technician. Raised in Baltimore, Grant's first musical memories involved listening to Baltimore club radio stations late at night. Back then, he wasn't allowed to listen to radio, so he'd have to do so quietly and away from prying ears. He recalls catching the Basement Boys remix of the Crystal Waters club classic, “Gypsy Woman (She's Homeless),” on MTV, feeling inspired by the fact these artists on the TV were from his hometown. When Grant first began DJing in 1988, he was spinning hip-hop records at house parties and in basements across the city. “I had a box of records and a decent pair of headphones,” he tells Barnes. “I felt like I was doing the right thing.” It wasn't until a visit to NYC club Twilo in the mid-'90s that he really began to engage with dance music. A few years down the line, in Ibiza, Grant caught his first big break—he was invited to play a Thursday morning after party at DC10. Not long after, he was playing primetime slots on a Monday at Circoloco, before becoming the first American resident of the iconic Ibiza brand when he was just 24-years-old.

Steve Lawler joins Super Progressive for a special interview one hour before he's set to take the stage at Halcyon SF. In this episode, we meet Steve at his hotel in San Francisco and discuss his past residencies in the city, his residency at Twilo, the magic of the Terrace at Space Ibiza, and his Nubreed and Lights Out releases with Global Underground.1:03 - Steve's history with San Francisco3:50 - The Terrace at Space Ibiza8:25 - DJing at Cafe Mambo 11:32 - DJing at Cream14:50 - Nubreed album for Global Underground15:46 - Creating the Lights Out series with Global Underground16:36 - The influence of Danny Tenaglia21:36 - Mixing the Lights Out album22:58 - Birmingham & Tony de Vit

Happy New Year Folks!!  I owe everyone a new mix.   I present “Foundation” which sets the course for this year. This mix reminds me of being at Twilo when Sasha & Digweed would play at their residency. Enjoy!!   And as usual below is the tracklisting.   Rabbit in the Moon – Phase 1 First Contact Marco Bailey – Jungle Laps (Bedrock Remix) Antony Toga – Kalliste Sasha – GameOvr Avidus – Dawn Unknown – The Last Siren Strafe – Set it Off (Justin Martin Remix) Dusty Kid – Lyncheque (Robert Babicz Remix) Antony Toga – Cramp the Amp The Supermen Lovers – Rebirth Cassius – The Sound of Violence (Antony Toga Remix) Sasha – Birling Gap (aka Track 10)

0:00 - Introduction4:35 - The Magic of Larry Levan and Performing Live7:12 - Mix of Surrender Yourself10:43 - Tunnel and Twilo21:58 - Honoring Paradise Garage and the Warehouse32:37 - Larry Levan37:00 - Global Underground Releases44:28 - Be Yourself and the history of Vinyl51:36 - Winter Music ConferenceWe sit down with Danny Tenaglia just days after we watched him perform for the first time, and Danny shared an hour-long education on the history of clubbing in New York City. Over the conversation, he talks about Larry Levan, the Paradise Garage, his residencies at Twilo and Tunnel, his "Be Yourself" party at Vinyl, his Global Underground mixes, and the Winter Music Conference. 

1)Space Manoeuvres- Stage One 2)Breeder- New York FM (Van-Bellen Mix) 3)Breeder- Tyrantanic (Underexposed Mix) 4)The Chain/ Clayface 5)Breeder- Twilo Thunder (Stoked Up Mix) 6)Aquila- Dreamstate 7)Natious- Amber 8)James Holden- Horizons (Way Out West Mix)

1)Space Manoeuvres- Stage One 2)Breeder- New York FM (Van-Bellen Mix) 3)Breeder- Tyrantanic (Underexposed Mix) 4)The Chain/ Clayface 5)Breeder- Twilo Thunder (Stoked Up Mix) 6)Aquila- Dreamstate 7)Natious- Amber 8)James Holden- Horizons (Way Out West Mix)

What’s going on everyone, Nick Cicero here & welcome to the revamp of Philosophy 101.. After basically a year long hiatus it’s once again go time. For the time being new episodes will be released bi-weekly but eventually we’ll get back to new episode releases every week. For the last 6 months I have been focusing on production so to start the new year off properly this 2 hour mix will feature a ton of my new personal edits & reworks. As always thank you for tuning in & be sure to follow my social media for philosophy updates throughout the year. TRACKLIST: Schemamonk (Intro Tool Rip) - Docetism Underground Matrix (Cicero's Intro2Snakes ReWork) - Nerdjack vs. Konrad (Italy) Kaavan (Cicero's Underground Edit) - Da Mike vs. Celeda Masters of Nothing (Cicero's D-Block Edit) - The Junkies Action X (Original Mix) - Kobbe, Hugo Rizzo VS. Take It to Las Vegas (Original Mix) - Martinique Ha (Original Mix) - DJ Boris VS. Twilo vs. Hours Of Dancing (Cicero's Pacha Tool) - Lula I Smell Ass (Cicero's 4TheFreaks Acapella-Edit) - Alan T, Craig Mitchell, DJ Dextro, & Nick Cicero Perceptions (Original Mix) - Mike Techh New York Underground (Original Mix) - Tech Headz New York At Night (Dub Mix) - Stripclub Junkies VS. Fear & Loathing in LV (Tool) Time Back *Remix* (Cicero's Oompa Edit) - Luigi Monty, Mario Giordano Hydro Trip (Cristian Arango Remix) - Ivan D Feat. Sara Castro Mole (Cicero's HammaStix ReWork) - Victor Calderone Jungle (Original Mix) - Plasmic Honey VS. Work (Acapella) - Masters At Work Trip Washer (Cicero's Cat-A-Pella Edit) - Joel Kinnunen Roar (Cicero's Temptation ReWork) - Nicole Moudaber vs. DJ Dealer Presents Risqué Nokey (Original Mix) - FKNSTLL VS. Low Frequencies (Acapella) - Chus & Ceballos, Richie Santana Night Vission (Max Martinez Pacha NYC Remix) - Davidson Ospina feat. Rainy Payne Track 4 *unreleased* (Cicero's DrunkOnBeatz Edit) - Jay Mosley vs. Lula Zenith (Original Mix) - Strobe VS. Back to the Future (Acapella) - Pagano, Stewart Who?

030: Danny Tenaglia. Danny Tenaglia is one of the most well respected DJs in the scene and, with his huge musical knowledge and passion for his craft, is often cited as the DJ's DJ. Growing up in Brooklyn New York, Danny was musically inspired by tapes of local DJs as well as his visits to The Loft and the Paradise Garage. After buying some equipment and playing at many local venues, Danny moved to Miami in 1985 and it's here he introduced a new sound called house music to his enraptured audience. Then perfectly placed to star at Miami's new Winter Music Conference event, Danny would play epically long sets that got him noticed amongst the industry and, after moving back to New York, he would go on to regularly play alongside Sasha & Digweed at his legendary residency at Twilo as well as create his own iconic night called "Be Yourself" at Vinyl. In our chat we cover all of this and also find out the production secrets behind his biggest successes as well as get his thoughts on his own future as a DJ in the scene. FOLLOW US Instagram: @houseculturenet Spotify: House Culture - Perfect Playlist Online: www.houseculture.net || Support this show http://supporter.acast.com/houseculture. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

 Introducing Episode 013 of our weekly music podcast, Miami Music Partners Radio, featuring a special 1-hour set by this week's guest, OSCAR G.MMP Radio is brought to you by the Miami Music Partners, Miami's premier organization for the production & promotion of Dance Music events. Follow us on Instagram @MiamiMusicPartners or visit us online at MiamiMusicPartners.com, to stay up to date on our latest special events, and podcast special guest mixes! SPECIAL GUEST BIO. - OSCAR G: As one half of the Murk Boys, Oscar G. has remixed the likes of pop stars such as Madonna, Seal, Donna Summer, Jennifer Lopez, and Pet Shop Boys... On the production front, Murk has been responsible for eight Billboard #1's including club anthems such as "Fired Up" and the ever-popular "Dark Beat". Along with long time partner Ralph Falcon, he is in high demand as a songwriter having won 4 ASCAP songwriter awards.His success as a producer/songwriter aside, Oscar's true passion remains DJing. Since the age of 12 ,when he began playing at school dances,he could only dream of one day playing for thousands of people in the world's top clubs. Now regarded as "one of the most exciting DJs in the world" by Mixer magazine and having played at legendary venues like Ministry of Sound in London, Pacha in Ibiza, Yellow in Tokyo, Echoes in Italy, and Twilo and Vynil in New York, his passion remains intact.● Soundcloud - click here● Beatport - click here● Spotify - click here

Mike un fanatico de la música desde los 6 años, con raíces en el clásico, rock sinfónico inglés y jazz fusión. Descubrió temprano la electrónica en New York en los 90s, con esas interminables fiestas en Twilo o Tunnel con Danny Tenaglia al comando. Después de un breve paso por la batería decidió que el software sería ser su link con la música (Mike es fundador y CEO de una compañia global de tecnología para banca digital). Al poco tiempo descubrió la energía de tocar en vivo cuando fue invitado a hacer el warmup para Danny Howells en un festival en Uruguay. A partir de allí, sin dedicarse profesionalmente, no pierde oportunidad para tocar en fiestas como PM, Bikini, alguna noche de disco o fiestas privadas con amigos. Mike define su estilo como FlyingHouse, sin duda volador aunque con un groove potente, en la búsqueda constante de crear viajes con emociones intensas. Woo York, Immigrant [Afterlife Records] Brian Cid, Point Of No Return (Original Mix) [Lost & Found] Anton MAKe, Bulletproof [Proton Music] Julian Nates, Marathon (Original Mix) [Mango Alley] Gux Jimenez, Nefelterna (Original Mix) [Mango Alley] Kamilo Sanclemente, Dione (Original Mix) [Mango Alley] Drewxhill, Bullets (Antrim Remix) [Unreleased] Hacobb, Kite (Original Mix) [Blaufield Music] Braxton Chiaroscuro (Extended Mix) [Anjunadeep] Mike9000, Space Odyssey (Original Mix) [Unreleased] Tinlicker, Sleepwalker (Extended Mix) [Anjunadeep] Eelke Kleijn, The Hierophant (Extended Mix) [DAYS like NIGHTS] Este set ha sigo grabado con 2 Pionneer NXS2-2000 y un mixer Pioneer NSX2-900. Mixcloud mixcloud.com/mike9000/ Instagram: miguelsantosw Twitter: @miguelsantosw

This is Draw The Line Radio Show with Jacki-e, featuring my mix in the 1st hr of music made by women and then, for the 2nd hr, I hand the decks over to a female DJ. Helping me Draw The Line this week it's Karina Gessolo who is from Brazil and is now based in Dublin. She began her DJ career in Sao Paulo in 2009 playing in festivals and nightclubs. This year saw the release of her first single and she includes two of her own productions in her mix. Links for Karina Gessolo:- Soundcloud https://soundcloud.com/djkarinagessolo Instagram https://www.instagram.com/karinagessolo/ Facebook https://www.facebook.com/DjKarinaGessolo/ In my mix in the first hour I’m playing tracks by Rebekah, Nadine Fehn, Lisa Oakes, Black Girl White Girl, Pooja B, and lots more. It's time to say NO to gender imbalance in dance music. It's time to Draw The Line!! Track list 1st hour mixed by Jacki-E 1. Mila Dietrich – Lose Yourself (original mix) Carton-Pate Records. 2. Sofie Superflyin' Jackson - Panorama Bar Dance Floor Dreams Part 1 – B1 (original mix) Tooflez Muzik. 3. Terri-Anne – Forever (original mix) Darkest Before Dawn. 4. Giorgia Angiuli – Because I Like It (Sam Shure remix) Stil vor Talent. 5. Michelle Sparks – Harajuku (original mix) Octopus Records. 6. Black Girl White Girl – Unjacked (original mix) Lauter Unfug. 7. Depeche Mode – Cover Me (Ellen Allien UFO remix) Columbia. 8. Nadine Fehn – Balter Fritze (original mix) DeeepDownDirty promo to be released 25th August 2020. 9. Dinamite – Enterprise (original mix) Detroit Undergound. 10. Niels van Gogh – Pulverturm (Denise Schneider remix) Kosmo Records. 11. Angry Kore, Deborah de Luca – Never Understand (original mix) Himmel. 12. Lisa Oakes – Square One (original mix) Different is Different Records. 13. Nadine Fehn – Fine Selection (original mix) DeeepDownDirty promo to be released 25th August 2020. 14. Nastia Reigel – Transformed (original mix) Enemy Records. 15. Lisa Oakes – Raw (original mix) Different is Different Records. 16. Pooja B – Loss Aversion (original mix) 51 Degrees North promo to be released 31st July 2020. 17. Rebekah – Anxiety (original mix) Soma. 18. Tawa Girl – Bulma (original mix) Oxytech Records. 2nd hour Karina Gessolo - An Exclusive Guest Mix for Draw The Line Radio Show. 1. Karina Gessolo - Flame (original mix) Topic. 2. Sébastien Léger - La Danse Du Scorpion (original mix) Einmusika Recordings. 3. Bizen Lopez - I Feel Like (original mix) Sibil-la Music. 4. DJ Gina Turner - Bliss (ft Mitch De Klein) (original mix) M Recordings (Armada). 5. Nicole Moudaber, Carl Cox - See You Next Tuesday (Danny Tenaglias Return to Twilo mix) MOOD. 6. Tomi Kesh, Mike Morrisey - Diva (original mix) Finesse. 7. Karina Gessolo - Stronger (original mix) Topic. 8. Ellen Allien - Lost in Paradise (original mix) Watergate. 9. Hannes Bieger - A Million Souls ft Francesca Lombardo (original mix) Bedrock 10. Ida Engberg - Lucky Ones (original mix) Drumcode. 11. Matroda - The Movement (original mix) Terminal Underground. 12. 2pole - Atom (original mix) Tronic. 13. Amelie Lens - Hypnotized (Joyhauser remix) Second State Audio. 14. Eats Everything - Bill Murreee (original mix) Inttec Digital. Draw The Line Radio Show is produced for radio by Sergio Erridge and is A Darker Wave production.

In today's episode, we're joined by Colombian based owner and Founder of Twilo, a Salesforce Partner with expertise in CPQ and Billing projects that have disrupted the model of Salesforce offshoring.Aidan's extensive Salesforce career has enabled him to relocate initially from London to Sydney, before launching his own business in Latin America, and working closely with the US markets. We talk to him about his career before Salesforce, the early days of Salesforce projects in London, and the differences not only between the regions but the evolution of the Salesforce market that he's seen over the years.Having built a team in Colombia with Twilo, Aidan explains his preferred model for growing the business, the strategy for uncovering talent in Colombia, and the approach he takes to training and upskilling.As specialists in CPQ and Billing, with extensive experience in Field Service Lightning, we talk to Aidan about the size and frequency of Twilo's projects in the US, and best practices for companies undertaking CPQ projects of their own to be aware of.An insightful episode and we recommend that you follow Aidan and Twilo on LinkedIn and that you check out the Twilo website for further reading.We hope that you enjoy the episode!

Jim Tremayne is the editor of DJ Times Magazine. DJ Times has been around for 30 years and was the first music magazine dedicated to DJ culture. Jim Tremayne has interviewed a plethora of artists and musicians including the late-great Frankie Knuckles, Questlove, Tiesto, A-Trak, and Cypress Hill. In this episode, we speak about New York City clubbing in the 90s/00's, Twilo and Cielo, underground parties in Brooklyn in the 2000's, interviewing Cypress Hill and Tiesto, what has changed in dance music print media and much more. Find DJ Times here Check out DJ Times on Instagram

This was my first live DJ set podcast recording in 2004. I made a tribute to TWILO and Junior Vasquez, this place was LEGENDARY. In those days I was a visual performer at TWILO, I grateful and blessed I got to experience TWILO and Juniorverse.

Pyramids of sand march into the distance as night began to settle over the dunes... Hailing from Montreal with Lebanese/Persian roots, formerly known as BiG AL, BiGz is surely one of the longest serving, globally renowned and respected Middle Eastern DJs on the planet, starting his extensive career back in 1989. Having fallen in love with music at a very young age, his journey evolved naturally, leading him to the New York underground house sound. BiGz was among the first to import western club music and culture back to his native Lebanon where he hosted the primary radio show spoken in the English language; playing underground House Music and Disco imported from the USA and Europe. But in a civil war torn country, it was time to spread his wings and search for the source. Arriving to the USA in the early 90’s, BiGz became a regular club kid at the Sound Factory, Red Zone, Limelight, Shelter, Tunnel, Twilo, Palladium/Arena, Arc/Vinyl and other seminal venues, soaking up sounds laid down by Junior Vasquez, Danny Tenaglia, Masters At Work, Roger Sanchez, Frankie Knuckles, Tony Humphries, Francois K. and more. His warm demeanor, powerhouse work-ethic and boundless talent have kept him at the epicenter of electronic music for almost three decades, with absolutely no signs of slowing down. Whether behind the decks, in the studio, touring or showcasing new artists via his networks, BiGz continues his ceaseless mission: to tell a story, educate, diffuse good vibes, be the liaison between the old-school and the contemporary while always pushing the sonic barriers to bring exceptional sound quality and music to the world. Follow BiGz: le_bigz https://www.facebook.com/Iebigz/ The studio sounds of BiGz: https://www.beatport.com/artist/bigz/56386 Stay tuned for news from Canopy Sounds and our family: www.facebook.com/rmcanopysounds/ www.instagram.com/canopysounds/?hl=en

Well friends, it's been some while, here I am with another TWILO installment; this is indeed the 6th one..People who are familiar with previous ones know that it is my signature sound, focusing on a journey like mentality, and a compilation aiming to be timeless..A dark, trippy yet soulful and melodic sounds progressing, flying and swirling on top of each other, evolving immensely into another dimension..Staying true to the electronic ravey underground roots rather than trying to be trendy… I’m happy with the outcome and eager to share it with 'Set Of The Day' crew.. Hope you enjoy it as much as I enjoyed mixing it.. https://soundcloud.com/barish-turker Download for free on The Artist Union

Welcome back to the Magician On Duty Podcast Series! Happy Thanksgiving! On this weeks' edition we welcome Iman Rizky. Iman Rizky was bred on house beats from the early '80s and '90s. His relationship with dance music back then was a transcendental experience every weekend at places like New York City's Red Zone, the Tunnel, Limelight’s Disco 2000, the Sound Factory, and the legendary Twilo. His constant motivation, desire to please and ability to bring people together to enjoy great music have made him one of the most respected and innovative DJs of today’s music scene. He has shared spots alongside world class artists including Akiko Kiyama, Alexi Delano, Atish, Audiofly, Behrouz, Bill Patrick, Butane, Camea, Charles FeelGood, Corey Baker, Clarian, Clint Stewart, Dave DK, Dance Spirit, DAVI, Deep Jesus, Derek Plaslaiko, DJ Three, Einmusik, Elias Dore, Dimitri Nakov, Jon Charnis, Gab Rhome, Hoj and many more. We hope you enjoy this episode as much as we do! Follow Iman Rizky here: www.iman-rizky.com https://www.facebook.com/pg/djimanrizky www.soundcloud.com/imanrizky www.residentadvisor.net/profile/imanrizky www.instagram.com/irizky www.ebbandflowmusic.com Download for free on The Artist Union

DJ Allai : T-Shirt Land   I know it has been a while.   I did this mix probably over 2 years ago.  It is one of my favorites, as it reminds me about the days of Twilo and Crobar, the era of the Sasha and Digweed residencies in NYC.  Sorry, no track list available for this one.   If you were lucky enough to experience the NYC club scene in the late 90's into 2000's, I hope this brings back some memories.   Sasha Digweed Bedrock Progressive House Techno EDM DJAllai Trance

The Robot Heart On the Rise of Playa Tech. //  DJ Three is a name that's been on a lot of lips lately, thanks largely to several successive years of extremely popular podcasts recorded live at Burning Man. But this Robot Heart regular, who dismisses, "playa tech is the new dubstep," discovered dance music about as far from the Black Rock Desert as you can get, in the Central Florida rave scene of the early 90s. It was a era that left an indelible mark on the America rave consciousness, spawning local heroes like Rabbit in the Moon and Kimball Collins, but also acting as an early port of call for European DJs such as Sasha and Digweed, and Paul Van Dyk, for whom cities like Tampa, Orlando and Gainesville were early ports of entry on their way to the top of the American club scene. Though he's called New York home for over a decade (with residencies at Twilo and Output to prove his bona fides), Three's eclectic brand of trippy four-four music (he once ran a label called Hallucination, now cleverly updated to Hallucienda) has made him one of those beloved DJs DJ types, with supporters like Laurent Garnier, Doc Martin and Damian Lazarus. He's able to speak intelligently about all shades of techno and house, regardless of their place of origin, which made him the ideal guest for Episode 30 of Rave Curious.

Danny Tenaglia Has Seen It All Behind The Decks From Yoko Ono to overdoses, the New York legend talk about 30 years of DJing on the Rave Curious Podcast. The first Rave Curious Podcast of 2016 offers a nice long conversation with New York's genre-hopping veteran Danny Tenaglia. From his legendary series of NYC residencies in the '90s and early '00s—Roxy, Twilo, Vinyl—to his equally renowned marathon parties at Winter Music Conference, DT (as his fans call him) has been at the epicenter of the dance music world for 30 years. And while it's been mostly good times, like hanging at the Paradise Garage and working with Yoko Ono, he's not afraid to detail the challenges he's seen after three decades in clubland. "It was too much becoming about the ketamine, the crystal meth, the GHB," he admits, regarding the crash of the New York scene in the late-90s when he first became a star. "Ambulances, hospital visits...the community boards got sick of it." And while he admits to a few nights of early-2000s Ibiza excess during our hour-long conversation in his Hollywood hotel, the 54-year-old Tenaglia is a shining example of a DJ who's maintained his youthful spirit. Learn how he did it by downloading the Rave Curious Podcast.

At The Height Of The NYC Underground Club Scene, DJ’s Were The Rock Stars Of The Era, And The Best DJ’s Produce Tune After Tune After Tune Bringing Crowds In Droves Sometimes Standing In Line For Hours To Hear Exclusive Tracks By The DJ The Mixed Them. I Had A Couple Of Hit That Allowed Me To Play And Hold Residencies At The BEST Time For A DJ To Be In New York City. 10 SOLID YEARS Of New York’s BEST Underground Dance Classics!! Some Never Heard Outside The Legendary Club Dancefloors Of The Imfamous Houses Of Roxy, Twilo & Limelight! I Was Lucky Enough To Enter The Dance Club Scene As It Was Peaking With The Best Mentors, DJ’s And Producer The Amerian Club Scene Has Ever Produced. The Legendary Junior Vasquez, Prolific Peter Rauhofer, The Revolutionary Victor Calderone And Many More That Shaped The Way NYC Partied Late Into The Next Day. There Will Never Be Another Decade That Will Compare With The Drama, The Shows . . . .THE MUSIC Tracklist: HERE WE GO AGAIN (Razor N Guido Mix) Aretha Franklin BELIEVE (Juniors Come On And Believe Mix) Ministeres De La Funk ENTRA MI CASA - Armand Van Helden IN THE DARK WE LIVE - Afrohead FREE 2004 (Oscar G Space After-hours Mix) Ultra Nate FLYLIFE EXTRA - Basement Jaxx SUNCHYME (Club 69 Tribal Chant Mix) Dario G. BAILAMOS - Enrique Iglesias YOUR LOVE IS TAKIN ME OVER - Knightbreed I NEED YOU (Junior Vasquez Remix) Void HOLD YOU TIGHT (Escape Remix) Tara Kemp R.E.S.P.E.C.T. - Aretha Frankly DESTINY - Brutal Bill BOY (Peter Rauhofer Club Mix) Book Of Love

10 SOLID YEARS Of New York’s BEST Underground Dance Classics!! Some Never Heard Outside The Legendary Club Dancefloors Of The Imfamous Houses Of Roxy, Twilo & Limelight! I Was Lucky Enough To Enter The Dance Club Scene As It Was Peaking With The Best Mentors, DJ’s And Producer The Amerian Club Scene Has Ever Produced. The Legendary Junior Vasquez, Prolific Peter Rauhofer, The Revolutionary Victor Calderone And Many More That Shaped The Way NYC Partied Late Into The Next Day. There Will Never Be Another Decade That Will Compare With The Drama, The Shows . . . .THE MUSIC! Tracklist: Strong - Enough Cher Release - Me Veronica Outa My - Head Kylie Fighter - Christina Aguilera Keep Control - Sono Beautiful Day - Hypertrophy Shackles - Mary Mary Relentless - Tim Rex People Get Down - Scape Hurts So Bad - Lulu He Wasn’t Man Enough - Toni Braxton Missing You - Kim English Your Child - Mary J Blige Be Quiet - Junior Vasquez

Gangstercast 46 comes from the fabulous Honey Dijon. Based in NYC but Born and raised in Chicago; the home of house music, Honey is known for her unique take on the Chicago sound with inflections of the deep New York underground. Honey is one of the few DJ’s in recent years to defy pigeon-holing. She draws from a wide repertoire of musical styles from old school Chicago House, disco, tech house, tribal, funk, soul, and R& B. She has graced the tables from Ministry of Sound London to Ushuaia Ibiza, Panorama Bar Berlin, Stereo Montreal and everywhere in between. She has also shared the decks with none other Danny Tenaglia, Derrick Carter, Green Velvet, The Martinez Brothers, Satoshi Tomiie, and Quentin Harris. Like many involved in the scene, her love affair with music began upon hearing her parent’s soul and r&b records at home. Soon she wanted to be the one dropping the needle on the record whenever they held parties in the family basement and the lure of club life soon followed. Before long she was obsessively collecting her own music from record stores, which is where Honey met and formed a long lasting friendship with Derrick Carter, who became a mentor. It was he who introduced her to the underground of Chicago where she was exposed to the sounds of jacking house and Detroit techno. After relocating to New York City, Honey also met another music giant Danny Tenaglia, whose legendary sets at Twilo were also a major source of inspiration. “Danny heavily influenced my sound as a DJ’, says Honey. “The drama of his delivery and risk taking always informed me of how I wanted to present music. Of course, Derrick and Chicago house were also very influential in my development as an artist, so it’s this combination of Chicago and New York that has helped me develop my signature sound.” Known for her passion and integrity in her sets, this week Honey takes us back to the old skool sound, with this hugely authentic mix, fusing the bump of Chicago with more classic New York sounds and other European influences, dexterously flowing between house and techno, with a warm, hypnotic feel.  The art of mixing itself is very important to Honey, and when telling us of the tracks she chose in compiling this mix, she explained; “I did a bit of research and did a bit of crate digging to try and give a bit of swing and soul but in a modern way.” When explaining to us how this particular mix represented her as an artist, she told us; “Well being from Chicago, I wanted to mix a bit of my roots with what's happening in dance music at the moment. Since there has been a resurgence of House in Europe, I felt it was the perfect time to pull out a few forgotten classics.” Being a firm believer in the underground sound, and being a protector of the faith, When asked what the House Gangster movement means to her, she replies; “I just feel it's a gang of like-minded people representing the love of house and paying respects to where it came from and to also where it’s going.” Honey describes the ‘House Gangster sound’ as “Boompty but with guts and soul! Also with a bit of a techy edge top to it”

HeY EverYonE! I was feeling some memories this morning from when I was a young 20-something taking on NYC, coming out of the closet, trying to find who I was. I would go dancing at The Roxy for Victor Calderone and James Andersen and then off to afterhours with Junior Vasquez at Twilo! The peak of the club scene at the end of the 90's! Wish I could be dancing at Twilo right now! Musically Yours, Michael Hades

This is the first of many from Boston's Dusk Till Done crew and friends. We were lucky to have our very special friend, Mr. Danny Howells, grace our decks for close to 1.5 hours at a recent event. We hope you enjoy as much as we did, and more to follow soon... Bio: Danny is one of the few DJs on the scene today that truly has a style of his own. With his passion for all styles of music and infectious personality, Danny has created a unique, eclectic sound that has established him as one of the most in demand DJs in the world. Danny is one of the hardest working and most dedicated individuals in the business with over 20 years experience and a hectic touring schedule that constantly takes him around the world. He's played in the world's coolest clubs and held residencies at places such as Arc, Ministry of Sound, Twilo, Renaissance, The End, and Bedrock, as well as his own Dig Deeper nights worldwide. With a back catalogue of well received mix albums under his belt, he has previously compiled acclaimed mixes for Global Underground, being the only DJ to contribute to not only the main series with his Miami album, but also the 24:7 and Nu-Breed Series. In addition to this, he also compiled a cd for Azuli's Choice series, as well as albums for Renaissance along with three volumes of his own Nocturnal Frequencies series. As a producer he has been responsible for many stand out tracks, including the timeless Persuasion/Repercussion on Bedrock Records, Breathe on Renaissance Records and Kinkyfunk on Yoshitoshi Records. He also hit the charts in 2004 with the Miami hit Dusk till Dawn, which featured the talents of Dick Trevor and Erire. Danny has also had massive dance-floor success with Deep Dish as "Size DDD" and the Eminem sampling "Nobody Listens To Techno". In more recent years he has been focusing on original productions for his own Dig Deeper label, the likes of which have been licensed to mix albums by artists such as Juan Maclean on his DJ Kicks album, and Cassy for her recent compilation on Cocoon. On the remix front Danny has previously mixed records such as Roachford's "Ride The Storm", Madonna's "Get Together", Marco Bailey's "Smooth Drive", and Bent's "Waiting For You". Other artists that have received the remix treatment include We Deliver, Stryke, International Observer, Robbie Williams, David Morales, BT, Chakra, Coco and Stonebridge, Destiny's Child and many more, including most recently Felix Da Housecat's purple tribute, "We All Wanna Be Prince". Building on his discography of original productions is a major priority for Danny, as his Dig Deeper label enters it's third year. Danny has come a long way since his early beginnings in his hometown of Hastings, though his complete love of all music remains the same. Danny is a DJ with a broad musical taste who likes anything from jazz to rock, to pop and anything a bit bizarre. He likes to champion his own special tracks and records that nobody else has latched on to and has a way of combining cutting edge grooves with crowd pleasing dynamics that enable him to connect with his audience making him one of the hottest DJs in the world.

Since 1991,Oscar G., along with partner Ralph Falcon stormed the world of dance music as Murk, releasing a string of underground classics that would forever hold them a place in the history of House music. We therefore couldn’t wish for a more exciting guest to have on episode 34 of The Gangstercast. As one half of the Murk, Oscar G. has remixed the likes of pop stars such as Madonna, Seal, Donna Summer, Jennifer Lopez and Pet Shop Boys, while Murk have been responsible for eight Billboard #1's including club anthems such as "Fired Up" and the ever popular "Dark Beat". He is in high demand as a songwriter having won 4 ASCAP songwriter awards with Ralph Falcon. His success as a producer/songwriter aside, Oscar's true passion remains DJing, and it’s a real honour to have him lay down an exclusive mix for us. Oscar says, “This mix is an example of how I don't fit into any genre boxes…House,Techno and then some. I try to tell a story in my sets, take people for a ride, this is a small taste of that. I like to select music as I am mixing, so I just basically feel it out as I go. The mix includes our new DJ Sneak & Murk collaboration titled "To The Bassline". The song features vocals by my talented friends El Chino Dreadlion and Leslie Cartaya. It is out now on Exploited Records.” Oscar is regarded as "one of the most exciting DJs in the world" by Mixer magazine and having played at legendary venues like Ministry of Sound in London, Pacha in Ibiza, Yellow in Tokyo, Echoes in Italy and Twilo and Vynil in New York, the passion he has had since the age of 12 remains in tact. Asked about what the House Gangster movement and sound represent to him, Oscar replies, “It means a certain vibe and a certain attitude. It means Sneakishness! [It’s] Toasted chunks of filth. And [House Music] means a lifetime commitment..a never ending love affair.”

First official Traktor DJ iPad upload. Bringing you some deep house music and sounds. Tracklisting below. Amame feat. Yalena (Stevie R String Dub) - Roni Iron, Yalena Take My Breath (Original Mix - WD2N, Christine Zadnikar Chelly (Original Mix) - Ivan Mokshin The Slap (Original Mix) - Elfgrin My House (Original Mix) - Purple Disco Machine Imprint of Pleasure (Original Mix) - Tube & Berger Desterro (Original Mix) - Florian Rietze Concor (Original Mix) - Tale of Us, Vaal De Grecia feat. Anna Maria (Nick Varon Remix) - Anna Maria, Roni Iron Been a While (Original Mix) - Joeski, Jesante Say My Name feat. Marga Sol (Original Mix) - NDKj, Mike Vale Last Night in NY (Original Mix) - Supernova The Drums feat. Kevin Knapp (Original Mix) - Kevin Knapp, Richy Ahmed I Am One (Original Mix) - Pig & Dan, Rachel Lyn Goodfellas (David Granha Remix) - Alex Villanueva Muzyka (Original Mix) - Quentin Rodriguez, Koen Groeneveld Blowin Minds (Original Mix) - Chus & Ceballos, Oscar De Rivera, DJ Chus, Pablo Ceballos Drumatica (Original Mix) - Ryan Thompson

From disco to techno with one of dance music's most inspirational DJs.

From disco to techno with one of dance music's most inspirational DJs.

Gayle San (SIN) - NightVision Techno PODCAST 48 Pt. 2 Bio: Gayle's first steps into the London clubs were via DJing at record company parties, various one-off guest spots and fashion shows. These slots soon led to Gayle being made resident at 'Reach for the Sky' at London's Limelight club, where she played alongside global DJs which Gayle describes as "the steepest learning curve possible". Having honed her DJing skills and broadened her understanding of music, Gayle began to experiment with the harder side of dance music, particularly the lesser known techno sounds coming into Britain from Europe and the US of that time. Her chance to pioneer this music in England came when Gayle became resident at Universe's legendary Final Frontier club, at Club U.K. in south London, which then moved on to become Universe Voyager at their new club, the Complex in north London,and she was also resident at all the Tribal Gatherings Festivlas. Final frontier was widely regarded as one of the best club nights in the world, it was not long before Gayle had amassed a following of techno pilgrims who would make journeys from as far as Edinburgh to hear her play. Gayle's reputation of her 3 decks mixing skills and dj sets spread like wildfire over the techno centres of Europe, most notably a residency once a month at the legendary Omen club in Frankfurt, the socalled 'Mecca of techno' that opened doors.Other European and American dates have included some of the most underground clubs in the world,from playing at high profile parties for Prince,Chaka Khan and Kylie minogue to name a few, to playing clubs like Bionic in Detroit, Pure Pleasure parties in Chicago, Soma in Montreal, Twilo in New York, Zouk Club in Singapore, Florida 135 in Spain, Fuse Club in Belgium,M47 in Hungary and many more all over Europe ,South America and the U.S.A. In 2000 she was voted number 6. of the most popular international DJs in Germany. Remaining in the top ten list has been a regularity ever since. In regards to the massive competition of the worlds DJs,and to be the only female dj in the top ten, it was an honour of her hard work in the last years. DJing has naturally led to various studio work and starting her own label Equator. Gayle has developed a sound that takes the intelligent beats of the underground, funky/hard/groove techno sound mixed with her very own style.Gayle loves producing on her own but also enjoys collaborations with other producers to absorb outside creativity. She has released on numerous labels throughout europe .Gayle has reduced her touring dates in the last 2 years,not surprising after travelling the world for 18 years to make more time for her production /collaboration works.Gayle never fails to rock the world..s dancefloor with her mixing skills and her choice of music .Gayle has already been called the best female techno legend and she is not ready to hang up her headphones just yet. Tracklist: 01. Spektre - Flux Aeterna (Original mix) 02. On/Off - Circuit (Original mix) 03. Matt Minimal - Injection (Lowkey & Kardinal Dub Edit) 04. Sian - Shame Cube (Original mix) 05. Pleasurekraft, Jaceo & Vedic - 313 (Detroit Calling) (Original mix) 06. Sam Paganini - Polyester (Original mix) 07. Spektre - Erase the Tapes (Luigi Madonna remix) 08. Loco & Jam - Nero (Original mix) 09. Jesper Dahlback & Cari Lekebusch - Snejk (Original mix) 10. Toni Alvarez - Panic Groove (Gayle San remix) 11. Steve Parker - Innerstate (Original mix) 12. Pfirter - Ahora (Original mix) 13. Gayle San - Oxygen (Original mix) 14. Phunk Investigation - Dark Bass (Original mix) 15. Slam - The Realm (Original mix) 16. Johannes Heil & Len Faki - Karter Bachnabel (Original mix) Total Time: 1:11:06 More info: Gayle San on Facebook: http://www.gaylesan.com Gayle San on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/gayle-san Gayle San on Resident Advisor: http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/gaylesan Gayle San on Beatport: http://www.beatport.com/artist/gayle-san/1653 NightVision Techno PODCAST on SoundCloud: https://soundcloud.com/nightvisiontechnopodcast NightVision Techno PODCAST on Art Style Techno: http://artstyletechno.hu/nightvision-techno-podcast/ NightVision Techno PODCAST on MixLR: http://mixlr.com/nightvision-techno-podcast/ NightVision Techno PODCAST on iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/hu/podcast/nightvision-techno-podcast/id472942249 NightVision Techno PODCAST on TuneIn: http://tunein.com/radio/NightVision-Techno-Podcast-p534346/ NightVision Techno PODCAST on MIXCLOUD and DIRECT LINK: http://www.mixcloud.com/nightvision_techno_podcast/ NightVision Techno PODCAST on FB: http://www.facebook.com/nightvisiontechno NightVision Techno PODCAST on YOUTUBE: http://www.youtube.com/nightvisiontechno E-mail: nightvisiontechnopodcast@t-online.hu

New York City underground legend, Selective Music’s own Mike Negron has been turning the house scene on its ear since the 1990’s with his thrilling signature private sets and secret afterhours parties, wildly popular in the New York underground and which he has recently brought to the Bay Area. While Mike enjoys a rich solo career as a producer and deejay, he has also developed spectacular chemistry with rising Tech/Prog masters Human Traffik (Selective Music), and often delights crowds by playing together with Human Traffik. The trio has several collaborations that will soon be available for purchase. In this iTunes Podcast Series, Mike is excited to bring to his fans and electronic enthusiasts the very finest in underground House, Techno, and Progressive, laid out with the unique and personal touch that has made Mike a marvel in the scene, and which has begged many to ask the question, “are your sets always this intense?” Mike’s commitment to bringing us mind blowing sets and the hottest brand of EDM anywhere has manifest itself in a way that is sure to amp loyal and new fans alike--The New York’s Finest Underground (NYFU) Weekly Podcast Series--which is now the destination for anyone who thirsts for real house music. Mike Negron, highly sought over the years by established and rising artists alike for remixes, as well as by house junkies desperate for their fix, has enthralled venues such as the legendary Sound Factory, Tunnel, Twilo, Crobar, Exit II, Discotheque, Show, Centro-Fly, Love, Spirit, and China Club in New York, Miami’s Club NV, Nikki Beach, and The Beach, Puerto Rico’s Asylum, Club Egypt, and Eros, and for very lucky crowds in The Hampton’s and on Fire Island. Mike has been compelling party revelers to get up and dance whenever he hits the decks going on three decades, making NYFU a must subscribe and listen, the jewel of our podcast collections, and what is sure to be an instant favorite to play at your parties for friends and guests. While Mike is determined to bring you the best in beats each week, all you have to do is subscribe to “New York’s Finest Underground”, then press play, and turn it up.

This was my first ever vinyl release on Derby, UK-based Sonambulist Recordings and was released in October 2001. The track was supported and charted by a lot of the better known progressive house jocks of the time. http://www.discogs.com/label/Sonambulist+Recordings There's a bit of a back story behind the writing of this record. Around the time this was produced Toronto, Canada (and arguably a lot of the Western underground electronic music world) was going through a massive progressive house wave. Sasha & Digweed, as well as other influential progressive house DJs held down a residency at now-legendary New York City-based club 'Twilo'. The sound was dark, druggy, tribal and euphoric. There were a few key cities in the world pushing this sound and Toronto was one of them. Buenos Aires, London, Liverpool, Manchester, New York and a few other cities were really pushing this sound. With that, there were also several really well known club nights. Renaissance (still around today) were one of those nights that defined the sound, along with Cream in Liverpool, Twilo in New York and a roughly 800 capacity basement club I frequented every Friday night called Breathe at System Soundbar. Breathe was the spiritual home for progressive house in Toronto. It's promoters Mike Greco and Jose Gonzalez were astute devotees to the genre and saw to it that even some of the more obscure artists from the genre got to play at Breathe - so much so that they often made their Canadian and sometimes even North American debuts. Anyway, this record was written largely after a rather 'awe-inspiring' (ahem) night spent at Breathe. Somehow, I managed to come home after spending 8 hours in a nightclub and write the majority of this. I only remember this because the chord breakdown was something I'd sort of ripped off from another record I heard the night before, but with my own twist. I recall being unable to wait to get back to the studio in excitement, as I wrote this track in my head on the hour-long journey back to my studio in Waterloo from Toronto. The pads are from a Roland JX-8P using the 'Soundtrack' patch that I tweaked a bit with the PG-800 controller. The kick drum is something I sampled from somewhere and put through my Yamaha A3000 MKII sampler that I spent $2200 on not too long before 2001 and is worth $100 now. The leads were re-sampled from the JX-8P, Roland Alpha Juno-1 and a few other sources I don't quite remember. One of the leads is from the sadly extinct TC Electronic Mercury-1 plugin that I used a lot back then. The drums outside of the kick are all samples I grabbed off of the Internet and from a friend who gave me a CD of classic drum machine samples. Finally the whispered sample of the man saying 'the fear' is from the classic sci-fi movie 'Dune', but I didn't say that. I don't recall how I hooked up with Sonambulist. Even for the Internet being in it's infancy compared to now, I still managed to be heavily connected to people all over the world through my knack (and often annoying) of gab/schmoozing/blagging. Somehow I managed to develop a relationship with Dale MacKenzie, who was part of Little Fluffy Records in Northern Ireland. He co-ran Sonambulist with Julian 'Jools' Foddey - a resident at Derby, UK-based night 'Progress'. At some point Dale became less and less involved with the label and dropped off the face of the earth, but not before I managed to help sign a few artists I found on then fledgling www.mp3.com website. I was originally looking to sign artists for my label that has never quite come to existence. Mp3.com was about 15 years ahead of it's time with it's business model - long before MySpace, Facebook, Bandcamp and all of the streaming websites out there. Sadly, it wasn't profitable and shut down. Julian and I are still somewhat in contact, although like many others from that time he is no longer involved with music. Instead, he went back to university to become a special effects guru for a London-based design house that works on all sorts of Hollywood movie blockbusters. http://www.imdb.com/name/nm2575104/ I dare say he's probably doing much better at that. In the end, this record charted heavily on the then influential 'Balance Record Pool' charts, as well as the UK-based Buzz Chart and had Kiss FM radio plays from Graham Gold and a few others. Apparently it got some rather decent play on a Swiss station based upon the royalty statement from SOCAN that surprisingly showed up at my door several years later - $875 of it! It just goes to show you why it's essential you register with your local performing rights society! It was also short-listed for a Dave Seaman Global Underground mix CD, but I don't remember which one. Years later I found out the Cartouche remix of the track had made a compilation CD with the likes of Tiesto, Dave Clarke, etc. My 'career' in music never quite took off, but this is the record that kick-started it all and sold roughly 1150 copies give or take a few. I've never quite been able to surpass this release. In today's digital age that would probably make it a number one on Beatport's entire site - which is really sad!

Well I have finally been able to get some time to publish part 2 of the series Ground:ED vs Lift:ED. So here is Lift:ED in all its glorly. Enjoy!

Dylan Drazen live @ Club Reset, Madrid, Spain - NightVision Techno PODCAST 3 Pt. 2 160 minute techno set performed live at club reset in madrid. BIO: Dylan Drazen is one of America's most well traveled and globally respected techno DJs. Despite his nature to fly steadily below the world's Superstar DJ radar over the past decade, Dylan has gained legions of devoted fans in worldwide broadband bedrooms who purr at the thought of him appearing in their home town. Dylan is obsessed with finding and exposing new music. Professionally trained as a studio sound engineer, it was inevitable he'd start to create his own. His original productions have been showcased under esteemed labels like François K.'s Clicktracks and Chicago's Blueline, Montreal's Ascend and Sweden's G-Force. But most of his classic distorted hard techno work can be found in the archive of Brooklyn's Remains Records, run by Side Four co-pilot Tony Rohr. Several of Drazen's tracks have been licensed for DJ mixes, including compilations from Chris Liebing, Frankie Bones, Germany's Scranzwerk series, WaveTec, and Portugal's Kaos house imprint. Dylan's most recent studio credits come as mix engineer for large scale mix CD compilations, from Ultra Records' Out.Anthems (in which he has a featured track) to the underground New York 2 "tha" Bone double CD for 2007. The onset of Dylan Drazen's DJ career occurred in 1993; now he's performed in four continents and his musical memory is an encyclopedia of dance music history. When not on the road, he's either mining beats in his Brooklyn studio or diligently searching for set material in the troughs of New York's record shops. His productions span the arenas of house and techno--hard, tribal, deep, floating, pushing and swirling. Impossible to put to words, it's usually hour four into one of his extended sets where every style comes together--blending, lifting, causing a style unto its own. During performances, Dylan's preferred musical palate consists of three decks, a couple of CD players, a looping sampler and outboard effects. During his frequent shows in Spain it's typical to see him grabbing, twisting and manipulating clusters of knobs buttons and faders, all precisely moved to follow his momentary sonic path. They often call him "un máquina," chasing the inspiration flowing through him. Nothing is planned until seconds before it occurs, and when it does, it is extremely deliberate. Sometimes daring and unexpected but strangely fitting sounds are injected into the system on the fly, displaying a true love for his craft. Not afraid to experiment, he risks humiliation before thousands. Given a few hours of warming up, Dylan Drazen will challenge your taste and sense of what a DJ should be. Few master the flow of seamless genre shifting within one set with such technical mastery. His techno roots show as he occasionally dips into the more popular world of tribal and deep house. But he's also been known to execute sessions of straight ahead metallic techno without an ounce of deviation. Many factors contribute to where a set will go, but the final product won't be known, even to Dylan, until it's over. Relentlessly rising as one of the world's primary international dance music luminaries, Dylan has even occasionally been granted access to the teched out booths in the most respected past and present nightclubs in his own backyard: Avalon, Arc, The Tunnel, Twilo and Exit. Refusing politics, a true hero to the underground, Dylan Drazen displays equal parts skill and sonic finesse, giving proof to the dream that living what you love can become a reality. Tracklist: 01. Patric La Funk - Restless (Tim Weeks Remix) - Opaque 02. Nagano Kitchen - GSXR 810 (Adam Beyer Remix) - Apotek 03. Paul Boex & Marco Rane - LK Remix Part 1 - Naked Lunch 04. Deckmonsters - Unbreakable (A. Paul Remix) - Naked Lunch 05. A. Paul - Convey - Naked Lunch 06. R-Play - Twisted - Naked Lunch 07. DJ Ferro - Moribayassa (A. Paul Remix) - Naked Lunch 08. DJ Ferro - Zibra (A. Paul Remix) - Naked Lunch 09. A. Paul - Cydonia (2008 Remix) - Naked Lunch 10. Elton D. & Snoo - Drumfunk (Daisychain Remix) - Patterns 11. Hertz & Johan Bacto - Muzaka - Sway 12. Ignition Technician - Still Worqin It - Wedafuqawi 13. Elton D. & Snoo - Saga - Patterns 14. Elton D. & Snoo - Glitches - Patterns 15. Peppelino & Odessa Soundfreaks - Reflections (Vitamin D Remix) - Toyfriend 16. S.K.A.T.I. - Incomplete - Now We Do... 17. Ivan Devero - Brasylia - Reset 18. Carl Falk - Bull-Shot - Patterns 19. DJ Ogi - Septicka - Brother Convention 20. DJ Ogi - Kamen - Armatura 21. Patrick DSP & DJ Pauze - Quirky Project - Hardsignal 22. Wavemother - Marathon - Audio Assault 23. Wavemother - The Pretenders - Audio Assault 24. Reeko - Divina Venganza - Mental Disorder 25. Paul Boex & Marco Rane - What Would It Be Like (Bas Mooy Remix 1) 26. Paul Boex & Marco Rane - What Would It Be Like (Bas Mooy Remix 2) 27. Vegim - Bad Butcher - TMM 28. Rekka & SKT - Spinal Flux - Don't Look 29. Chris De Seed - Falcon (Dave Schiemann Tribality Remix) - Selecta 30. Andy B - Insolent Ungodliness (Korekt Remix) - 4Beat 31. Korekt - Klima - Distract 32. DJ Kodex - System Underrun - Distract 33. Korekt - Monton - Distract 34. Korekt - Palack - Distract 35. Korekt - Katedra - White 36. Monocore - Sudden Drop - Hardsignal 37. Peter B - Akin - Submissions 38. Patrick DSP - Khur Rhok - Submissions 39. Bilro & Barbosa - Frequency - Naked Lunch 40. Extortion Group - To Mosh - Naked Lunch 41. Bilro & Barbosa - Supercharded - Naked Lunch 42. Bilro & Barbosa - East Hemisphere - Naked Lunch 43. Mike Dehnert - Live PA (Cut 2) - Fachwerk Total Time: 2:36:16 More info: Dylan Drazen Homepage: http://www.dylandrazen.com Dylan Drazen on SoundCloud: http://soundcloud.com/dylan-drazen NightVision Techno PODCAST on iTunes: http://itunes.apple.com/hu/podcast/nightvision-techno-podcast/id472942249 NightVision Techno PODCAST on MIXCLOUD and DIRECT LINK: http://www.mixcloud.com/nightvision_techno_podcast/ NightVision Techno PODCAST on FB: http://www.facebook.com/nightvisiontechno NightVision Techno PODCAST on YOUTUBE: http://www.youtube.com/nightvisiontechno E-mail: nightvisiontechnopodcast@t-online.hu

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

Welcome back to another Universal Rhythm Session. This week we welcome... ADAM FREEMER. DJ. Producer. Sound Engineer. Not many can claim to be truly successful on "both sides of the mixer", but besides being a world renown dj and producer, Adam has worked on and engineered some of the world's finest nightclub sound systems. His skills are often requested in the studio by other producers wanting to tap into his 15+ years of music production and Pro Tools experience. Adam's maintained consistent support from some of dance music's heaviest hitters such as Danny Tenaglia, John Digweed & Victor Calderone to name just a few. After filling in for Danny Tenaglia at his now infamous “Be Yourself” party at Vinyl, New York and playing at New York staple clubs such as Twilo, Limelight and Sound Factory over 10 years ago, Adam has gone on to tour the world several times over as a dj.  With a production career that now spans two decades, Adam’s first major release, H2O, was released on TWISTED records back in 2002. H2O featured house legend Alan T. providing the vocal snippet to this club stomping first effort which received support from some of dance music’s biggest names of the time such as Anthony Pappa, DJ Vibe, and Tom “Superchumbo” Stephan. Adam has since gone on to release many chart topping singles including Underground Baby! which achieved top 5 download status on Beatport. On the remix front, with multiple Billboard charted remixes under his belt including two #1 Billboard remixes of the legendary Yoko Ono and a long list of remixes by respected names such as DJ Chus, Cevin Fisher, D-Formation and Mistress Barbara, Adam has solidified his standing as a respected dance music producer and re-mixer. In 2008 Adam started his own label, Mecha Recordings and besides releasing his own work, the label has released remixes and singles from artists such as Lance DeSardi, D-Formation, DJ Simi and D-Unity. Across North America, from Stereo, Montreal, Ruby Skye, San Francisco and staple clubs in New York, Miami and his home town of Philadelphia, Adam has been touring as a dj for over 10 years. On a global level, the list is even longer from all over South America to Europe and throughout Asia where he recently visited Womb, Tokyo. Adam continues to evolve as a dj incorporating new sounds into his sets which have their roots in techno, house and soulful deep grooves. With a full-length remix album about to released this Summer on TWISTED and many other remix and original projects in progress, Adam’s touring schedule is about to become busier then ever. As a sound engineer, Adam's knowledge spans from engineering tracks in the studio to engineering top notch nightclub audio systems. In recent years Adam’s been designing and engineering sound systems around the world and has helped create a resurgence in nightlife in his home town of Philadelphia by bringing quality nightclub audio to the city as never before. He’s currently working on his own nightclub project which will take prominence as the premier nightclub & sound system in Philadelphia and also be one of the best nightclub sound systems in North America.  We hope you enjoy this mix Adam sent us and remember to hit us up with comments and/or questions about the show or the artists featured. We can be reached via Facebook at www.facecook.com/johnrivasmusic or follow us on Instagram @johnrivasmusic or via Twitter @djmentor Facbook: http://www.facebook.com/adam.freemer Soundcloud: http://www.soundcloud.com/AdamFreemer Mixcloud: http://mixcloud.com/atf014 Website: http://www.adamfreemer.com/ General contact for bookings and business related: management@mecha-entertainment.com 

Welcome back to another Universal Rhythm Session. This week we welcome... ADAM FREEMER. DJ. Producer. Sound Engineer. Not many can claim to be truly successful on "both sides of the mixer", but besides being a world renown dj and producer, Adam has worked on and engineered some of the world's finest nightclub sound systems. His skills are often requested in the studio by other producers wanting to tap into his 15+ years of music production and Pro Tools experience. Adam's maintained consistent support from some of dance music's heaviest hitters such as Danny Tenaglia, John Digweed & Victor Calderone to name just a few. After filling in for Danny Tenaglia at his now infamous “Be Yourself” party at Vinyl, New York and playing at New York staple clubs such as Twilo, Limelight and Sound Factory over 10 years ago, Adam has gone on to tour the world several times over as a dj.  With a production career that now spans two decades, Adam’s first major release, H2O, was released on TWISTED records back in 2002. H2O featured house legend Alan T. providing the vocal snippet to this club stomping first effort which received support from some of dance music’s biggest names of the time such as Anthony Pappa, DJ Vibe, and Tom “Superchumbo” Stephan. Adam has since gone on to release many chart topping singles including Underground Baby! which achieved top 5 download status on Beatport. On the remix front, with multiple Billboard charted remixes under his belt including two #1 Billboard remixes of the legendary Yoko Ono and a long list of remixes by respected names such as DJ Chus, Cevin Fisher, D-Formation and Mistress Barbara, Adam has solidified his standing as a respected dance music producer and re-mixer. In 2008 Adam started his own label, Mecha Recordings and besides releasing his own work, the label has released remixes and singles from artists such as Lance DeSardi, D-Formation, DJ Simi and D-Unity. Across North America, from Stereo, Montreal, Ruby Skye, San Francisco and staple clubs in New York, Miami and his home town of Philadelphia, Adam has been touring as a dj for over 10 years. On a global level, the list is even longer from all over South America to Europe and throughout Asia where he recently visited Womb, Tokyo. Adam continues to evolve as a dj incorporating new sounds into his sets which have their roots in techno, house and soulful deep grooves. With a full-length remix album about to released this Summer on TWISTED and many other remix and original projects in progress, Adam’s touring schedule is about to become busier then ever. As a sound engineer, Adam's knowledge spans from engineering tracks in the studio to engineering top notch nightclub audio systems. In recent years Adam’s been designing and engineering sound systems around the world and has helped create a resurgence in nightlife in his home town of Philadelphia by bringing quality nightclub audio to the city as never before. He’s currently working on his own nightclub project which will take prominence as the premier nightclub & sound system in Philadelphia and also be one of the best nightclub sound systems in North America.  We hope you enjoy this mix Adam sent us and remember to hit us up with comments and/or questions about the show or the artists featured. We can be reached via Facebook at www.facecook.com/johnrivasmusic or follow us on Instagram @johnrivasmusic or via Twitter @djmentor Facbook: http://www.facebook.com/adam.freemer Soundcloud: http://www.soundcloud.com/AdamFreemer Mixcloud: http://mixcloud.com/atf014 Website: http://www.adamfreemer.com/ General contact for bookings and business related: management@mecha-entertainment.com 

Welcome back to another Universal Rhythm Session. In this weeks session we welcome NYC up and coming talent Maria Dark. Maria has been a part of the NYC EDM scene for well over a decade dating back to the Twilo days when she started off as a passionate fan to a now talented DJ / Producer of the music we love. Her passion for music brought out amazing creativity and defined the Dark Tribal sound she brings us today. She has had some top shelf releases that have quickly gained the acknowledgement and support of some of todays top jocks. With original tracks like "Salvation" which was recently remixed by the Iberican master DJ Chus to a collaboration with "Superchumbo" Tom Stephan and NYC favorite Amoroso on the track "Fire" feat world renown "Music is the Answer" vocalist Celeda. Her discography is quickly growing and her creations are being supported by artists like DJ Paulo, Tom Stephan, Chus & Ceballos, Tedd Patterson, Junior Vazquez, Midnight Society, Amoroso and myself. Maria is an artist you'll want to come hear having already played some of NYC's top venues like District 36 and Cielo. You can catch some of her latest mixes on NY CODE's Internet Radio show featured at www.globalmixxradio.com. So we hope you enjoy this weeks exclusive Universal Rhythm Session with Mark Dark. Enjoy!Remember to email us with any comments or questions about the show or the artists featured. We can be reached via facebook at www. facebook.com/johnrivasmusic or follow us on Instagram @johnrivasmusic or via Twitter @djmentorFor more on Maria Dark make sure to check out her Facebook page at www.facebook.com/mariasdark or via soundcloud at http://soundcloud.com/maria_dark. Find her tracks here at Beatport.com at http://www.beatport.com/artist/maria-dark/142032

Welcome back to another Universal Rhythm Session. In this weeks session we welcome NYC up and coming talent Maria Dark. Maria has been a part of the NYC EDM scene for well over a decade dating back to the Twilo days when she started off as a passionate fan to a now talented DJ / Producer of the music we love. Her passion for music brought out amazing creativity and defined the Dark Tribal sound she brings us today. She has had some top shelf releases that have quickly gained the acknowledgement and support of some of todays top jocks. With original tracks like "Salvation" which was recently remixed by the Iberican master DJ Chus to a collaboration with "Superchumbo" Tom Stephan and NYC favorite Amoroso on the track "Fire" feat world renown "Music is the Answer" vocalist Celeda. Her discography is quickly growing and her creations are being supported by artists like DJ Paulo, Tom Stephan, Chus & Ceballos, Tedd Patterson, Junior Vazquez, Midnight Society, Amoroso and myself. Maria is an artist you'll want to come hear having already played some of NYC's top venues like District 36 and Cielo. You can catch some of her latest mixes on NY CODE's Internet Radio show featured at www.globalmixxradio.com. So we hope you enjoy this weeks exclusive Universal Rhythm Session with Mark Dark. Enjoy! Remember to email us with any comments or questions about the show or the artists featured. We can be reached via facebook at www. facebook.com/johnrivasmusic or follow us on Instagram @johnrivasmusic or via Twitter @djmentor For more on Maria Dark make sure to check out her Facebook page at www.facebook.com/mariasdark or via soundcloud at http://soundcloud.com/maria_dark. Find her tracks here at Beatport.com at http://www.beatport.com/artist/maria-dark/142032

Welcome back to another Universal Rhythm Session. In this weeks session we welcome NYC up and coming talent Maria Dark. Maria has been a part of the NYC EDM scene for well over a decade dating back to the Twilo days when she started off as a passionate fan to a now talented DJ / Producer of the music we love. Her passion for music brought out amazing creativity and defined the Dark Tribal sound she brings us today. She has had some top shelf releases that have quickly gained the acknowledgement and support of some of todays top jocks. With original tracks like "Salvation" which was recently remixed by the Iberican master DJ Chus to a collaboration with "Superchumbo" Tom Stephan and NYC favorite Amoroso on the track "Fire" feat world renown "Music is the Answer" vocalist Celeda. Her discography is quickly growing and her creations are being supported by artists like DJ Paulo, Tom Stephan, Chus & Ceballos, Tedd Patterson, Junior Vazquez, Midnight Society, Amoroso and myself. Maria is an artist you'll want to come hear having already played some of NYC's top venues like District 36 and Cielo. You can catch some of her latest mixes on NY CODE's Internet Radio show featured at www.globalmixxradio.com. So we hope you enjoy this weeks exclusive Universal Rhythm Session with Mark Dark. Enjoy! Remember to email us with any comments or questions about the show or the artists featured. We can be reached via facebook at www. facebook.com/johnrivasmusic or follow us on Instagram @johnrivasmusic or via Twitter @djmentor For more on Maria Dark make sure to check out her Facebook page at www.facebook.com/mariasdark or via soundcloud at http://soundcloud.com/maria_dark. Find her tracks here at Beatport.com at http://www.beatport.com/artist/maria-dark/142032

A New York City jock remembers the good ol' days.

A New York City jock remembers the good ol' days.

The best DJs know that Djing is first about being able to read people and then about being able to tap into that human experience and take it on a journey. Sasha has always been noted for being a master at this, and although his style is described as "Progressive Trance" with a good presence of House and break beat elements; his music has always reached beyond those record store titles, thus separating him from his contemporaries. Sasha creates and plays music that gives emotion a chance to speak. It is this universal appeal that he has tapped into that has established his strong fanbase around the globe. This ability to capture sounds on a universal level was most recently called upon when he was asked to write all the music for Sony Playstation¹s biggest game release of 1999, "Wipeout 3". Sasha wrote 5 original tracks to soundscape the game. "Wipeout 3" won not only the best racing game award, but best game of the whole show. His special touch has also recently been called upon by The Chemical Brothers, who singled him out as the only artist asked to remix a track ("Out Of Control") from their new album. "I just dubbed it out to a style like I would play, the elements and sounds that the Chems used were so good that I didn't want to change them at all", Sasha reports on making the mix. Sasha's resume of chart topping remixes also earned him a request from Madonna in 1998 when he was asked to remix "Ray Of Light" and "Substitute For Love/ Drowned World". Do not be mistaken, this kind of recognition does not happen overnight. Born and raised in a small town in Wales, Sasha was exposed to Motown records when he was just a baby and it was in the home that his talent for playing the piano was developed. His first exposure to house music was at Manchester's Hacienda; just as dance music exploded into the summer of love. This impact encouraged his move from Wales to Manchester. His first exploration into Djing was when a DJ in a local pub announced he was looking for people to play club dates. Sasha volunteered and now says that he "had about 30 records and basically just blagged it". After honing his deck technique, Sasha's first big break came when he was offered a residency at Stokes legendary club Shelly¹s. When all the other DJ's were playing US House, Sasha's style was much more uplifting, and he encapsulated clubbers with his mixture of piano led Italian House whilst playing acapella tracks over the top. This combination alongside a wide variety of anthems kept dancefloors full and elevated Sasha to hero status. Shelly¹s was the launch pad for the residency at Renaissance, where Sasha created his niche and helped forge a new style in UK house music. At Renaissance two major things happened; Sasha mixed the first ever UK DJ mix album and he met John Digweed which cemented the partnership known as "Northern Exposure". Over the past couple of years, Sasha and John have played together on five continents, have mixed 3 "Northern Exposure" albums which have sold to over 1 million people worldwide. This special brother like relationship that Sasha and Digweed have on the decks, is what landed them the monthly residency at New York¹s "Twilo", following in the footsteps of Vasquez and Tenaglia. This residency reached cult status in New York, until the closing of Twilo in 2001. Although Sasha has clearly reached a celebrity status, it¹s his generous personality, his love for his peers and of course his completely candid humour that has enabled him to maintain such a likeable high profile in the often-fickle world of club culture. Always one to share what comes his way, Sasha invited long time friend and collaborator BT to take part in what he called "one of the most amazing musical experiences in my life". He is referring to his experience out at Peter Gabrielle¹s Real World studio in 1998 where Sasha explains in a mixer article, "we were in there for a week and were just going to do one track (during Real World¹s annual recording week where artists from all over the world are invited to Bath to record at the famous studios). "There were so many talented musicians around and the vibe down there was incredible. People were walking in, hitting things, strumming things, and slapping their goats! There were mad African people everywhere. We ended up recording five tracks and finishing four". Since then of course, Sasha has gone from DJ to superstar status in America, where "Sarsha" is a household name for many teenagers and his and John's residency has continued to provide the launchpad for British dance music into New York and beyond. The sound of Twilo: deep, pumping late night .h.o.u.s.e. is encapsulated on 'Communicate', Sasha and John's joint mix album for INCredible. Modern club anthems like Trancesetters 'Roaches' and Trisco's Muzak all blended in the late night, early morning way that New York's clubbers have come know and love. For Sasha, music is his first love, and what gives him a buzz is being able to share his music with others. From his presence at those all too talked about after hour parties where his special impromptu sets are heard, to his signature always present child like antics that leave people wondering if he has modelled his life after Peter Pan, to his DJ sets at clubs around the world, all lined with the backdrop of his own productions, Sasha leaves trails of memories, melodies and stories wherever he goes. These are the things that have been, and will continue to be remembered and passed on for years. And that is what legends are made of. www.theterracepodcast.com

01 - Andrey Bogdanov - The Final Track of Your Set 02 - VIP - First Synth 03 - In5um - Aurora 04 - PQM/Luke Chable - You Are Sleeping (PQM Meets Luke Chable Vocal Pass) 05 - Depeche Mode/Eric Prydz - Personal Jesus (Eric Prydz Remix) 06 - Craig G - Greazy Fingers 07 - MEM - Illumination 08 - Duderstadt/Hannah Ray - Painted Red  09 - Engin Ozturk - The Voice of Mind 10 - WW - AK47 - Original Mix 11 - Markus Schulz/Jochen Miller - Rotunda 12 - FeiFei - Mosh Pit 13 - Underworld/Yves Deruyter - Born Slippy (Vocal Club Mix) It has been quite some time since the last podcast was posted and I am excited to introduce episode 11 - Dedicat:ED.  This mix is a small departure from previous mixes as it has a bit more of a progressive trance feel.  There are some excellent new tracks on this mix and a couple of old classics I have worked into the mix. The title of this podcast speaks for itself, as it is dedicated to a friend overseas.  I hope you all enjoy!   -Panagiotis 

After a several month podcast hiatus, I have returned with Episode 10: Mov:ED. This mix contains a host of new progressive house music, with a sprinkle of classics which we all know and love. Mov:ED takes off early and does not slow down until the music stops. Enjoy! Mov:ED Tracklisting: 1 - Spanish Lick - David Herrero 2 - Tequila Sunrise - Tocadisco 3 - Beat Me Back - Supernova 4 - Eddie Amador - House Music 5 - Roads Under Ramallah - Sultan, Shephard 6 - Fun - Sharam, Anousheh Khalili 7 - Missing - Everything but the Girl (Freddy Remix) 8 - Ammo - Elad Sayegh, Ollie V 9 - Zaman - Felix Da Housecat 10 - Drifting Planet - Jaia, Gino's 11 - Wadi - Sultan, The Greek 12 - Kousniaa - Fransesco Sambero 13 - Rapture - IOO (Tristan Garner Mix)

01- Pleasurekraft - Tarantula (Original Mix) 02- Ryan Mullin - Universal Indicator (Shiloh Remix) 03- Pedro Henriques - Pacta (U&Me Remix) 04- Les Schmitz, Alex Del Amo - I Am Ready (Original Mix) 05- Josh The Funky 1 - So You - Robaco Bossa Remix 06- Yuan, Dimitri Vangelis - Volcano (Original Mix) 07- Matteo Marini - I Will Find You feat. Alexandra (Noferini & Marin Club Mix) 08- Bentley, Ben Gomori - Basta! (Hybrid Heights Remix) 09- Pig & Dan - Mussian Rother (Original Mix) 10-Leventina - Summer Circuit (Original Anthem Mix) 11- Dudra - Alone (Original Mix) 12- DJ Jesus Luz, Twice Nice - Little Bit More Tonight (Disfunktion Remix) 13- Mause - Dreams (Original Mix)

1- Cantina- Starkillers - Alex Kenji Remix 2- Downside Up - Cristian Paduraru - Inspiring House Mix 3- The Gift - Way Out West - Gui Boratto's Fallopian Remix 4- Dominant - Dave Shtorn - Original Mix 5- Pushin' Too Hard - Saints & Sinners - Nic Fanciulli Remix 6- Party in Miami - Aria, Mark M., DJ Ortzy - Original Mix 7- The Long Road - Almond - Original Mix 8- Shakedown - Joan Reyes - Bass Kleph Remix 9- Inspiration - Pryda - Original Mix 10- Strobe - Deadmau5 - Full Length Version 11- Weird Walking in Bursa - Sezer Uysal - Original Mix 12- As You Fall - Bent - Kyau & Albert Remix 13- Safe (Wherever You Are) - Velvetine - Rank 1 Remix 14- Toca's Miracle - Fragma - Inpetto Remix

This mix means a lot to me personally. It was originally recorded in 2002, and there was a specific reason that this mix was made. All in all, it is a very personal journey through my emotions and also one of my favorite mixes of all time. I have heard this mix countless times, and it still holds up incredibly strong. I hope that you will also get something out of this mix, and even though I know the story it paints for me will not be the same story it paints for you, I hope that by the end of listening to this mix, a story does emerge. I know that it is a powerful one for me. -Enjoy

In this Episode, I have decided to post a Live Set which was recorded at Ikon (formerly Exit) in New York City on August 28, 2004. This recording was from the middle portion of my set, and turned out working incredibly well for that night. I truly enjoy this set as one of my best live recorded sets and some of my personal favorite tracks were dropped that night. I hope you enjoy this vintage journey through my world of progressive house.

Ok, here we are at Episdode 2, and for this episode I have decided to share with you all some tracks that have influenced me in some way or another. This is a journey through some truly inspirational work from early 2000-2005 or so. I truly hope you enjoy this mix and for all the newcomers, I hope that this is a good introduction to some great music from a few years ago.

Rod B. & Alvaro Garfunk bring you the Miami Underground MovementWhile many people may claim to know Chris’ sound, with their focus on continually labeling him one thing or another, Chris is equally as focused on his efforts to push back the musical boundaries. It is testament to the man that he continues to develop his sound and musical direction, after all, as the man says himself “I just like to play good underground music, I don’t limit myself.”It is artists such as Chris Fortier who are inextricably linked to the underground dance music scene that are the genuinely pushing the sound forward. Chris’ determination to continue to push the envelope can be seen in all aspects of his career. Proof of this can be found on his recent triple CD compilation Balance and his recent solo production under the 40oz moniker and his stellar debut artist album As Long As The Moment Exits.The Balance CD genuinely offers something exciting and underground to the current stale compilation market. Boasting tracks from across the musical spectrum like David Gilmore Girls, Global Communication and Floppy Sounds through to Slam, Matthew Jonson, Rabbit in the Moon and Bent. It is little wonder the CD was name checked for compilation of the year by numerous international press publications.Under his 40oz production guise Chris has released the several EPs that musically could fit comfortably on labels such as Cocoon, Kompakt or Get Physical. Further remixes of Alexi Delano, Joshua Collins, Lee Burridge, Freaky Chakra and John Selway show Chris’ genre defying sound at it’s underground best. Taking this a step further in 2007, his debut artist album was released to countless plaudits and impeccable praise. Not satisfied with status quo, look for the boundaries to continue to be pressed and pushed with each coming musical excursion.With a DJ career spanning 15 plus years, he has continually been a crowd favourite, confirmed by his very first residency at the legendary “Aahz” in Orlando through to more recent residencies at The Cross in London and at Twilo in New York. Since a debut European tour in 1997, Chris has gone on to consistently tour the globe behind numerous singles, remixes and no less than 9 mix albums. You can catch him as easily in Tokyo as in Buenos Aires and all points in between on any given weekend.To those that know Fortier’s history, they know to expect plenty more to come, for those that are just getting initiated, Welcome!About Fade Records:Fade Records was created out of necessity in 1993. At the helm is American DJ Chris Fortier. Chris and studio partner, Neil Kolo, needed an outlet to release the tracks they were producing together. With not many options in the States, it seemed obvious to start a label and create the opportunities themselves. The first release was in 1994 called "...For All the People". This track gave them a voice and platform for the future productions. The next three tracks, "All I Got", "Separation" and "So Good" were more highly praised and received heavy support from the biggest DJs out there, including Sasha, John Digweed and Dave Seaman. Equal support came from the USA from Kimball Collins, DJ Icey and John Debo as well as the brand new Mixmag USA (which eventually would be known as Mixer). This great support put the duo on the map and started every label in the UK demanding their talents for remix duties. After several years of building their profile through remixes and the odd single, Chris wanted to re-launch the label in the hopes to help discover and cultivate new talent from America. Steve Porter was the man for this job as Chris discovered him at age 17. With the productions of Steve Porter and others like Derek Howell, Royal Sapien, Funk Harmony Park & Tonepushers, the label is as strong as ever and having great success worldwide. www.faderecords.comSpecial Thanks to Mr Chris Fortier.

Rod B. & Alvaro Garfunk bring you the Miami Underground MovementTHE FADE STORY…FADE was formed in the summer of 1993 when Neil Kolo, a young studio engineer, introduced himself to Chris Fortier, a young resident DJ at the infamous "Marz" club in Cocoa Beach, FL, and passed on a tape of some of the material he had been working on. Chris, very enthused by what he had heard, expressed his interest in the idea of working together and learning about how to produce tracks of his own like the ones he had been playing up and down the East Coast of America.The two instantly clicked and a friendship was formed. Two years later, the pair released their first record titled "...For All The People". They Floated a few one-sided promos out to gauge reaction. Meanwhile, a second track was completed, "All I Got". The two tracks were then combined as a double A-sided release, which was the first release on FADE Records, the label that Chris owns and operates. "All I Got" caught the attention of UK duo Chris & James, who helped it get signed to Mushroom Records where James was working as an A & R representative.In August of 1995, Fade released two new singles, "So Good" and "Separation". The Two Tracks received massive support from some of the biggest DJs around including their biggest inspiration, SASHA. The records became underground hits and quickly sold out. Soon after, Glasgow’s Limbo Records signed the duo for a multi-album record deal in February 1996.This success opened the door for the boys to move into the realm of remixing. First, they did remixes for friends John Debo and DJ Icey. This gave them more exposure and experience and led to remixes for Stress records and Sony’s S3 label.The Summer of 1996 brought new challenges. Now they were going to get a chance to work on more vocal oriented songs. One such song was Sam Mollison’s "Cry". When finished, the "Cry" remix set a new standard for Fade and the quality of tracks they could produce. Dave Seaman heard "Cry" and quickly added it to his Essential Mix for England’s Radio 1 FM and his Renaissance Volume 4 mix compilation on Network Records.With this surge of notoriety, DMC’s Guy Ornadel contacted Chris & Neil to remix Future Force’s "What You Want" for DMC’s Remix Culture. Rising to another level, Fade delivered one of the progressive anthems of 1996 winning Remix and Remixer of the Year in Australia. This gave way to the chance to remix Marathon’s "Movin" and Viola Wills "It’s My Pleasure", two of the guys all time favorite tracks, as well as getting the chance to remix another big influence, BT, for his song "Quark".1997 saw the boys getting attention from major labels for remixes, as well as writing and producing their own more vocal based material under the guises of Fade and Nutribe. They released their first vocal track with singer Dauby Talles called "No Resolve". This was another pinnacle in their rising careers. "No Resolve" saw heavy play from John Digweed on the Northern Exposure 2 Tour, climbed as high as #12 in the Cool Cuts Chart and has become a Florida club anthem.1998 saw Chris and Neil further expanding their horizons by doing remix work for more Indie style bands and artists like Sarah McLachlan and Delerium. The Delerium which features Sarah McLachlan on vocals and has been tearing up clubland since the first time heard at Renaissance in Ibiza when John Digweed dropped it at the closing party. Sasha quickly rang up for a copy and the tune soon became an anthem for the pair at every gig including Twilo. It even had Sasha opening and closing his sets with it at Cream and Tyrant. With the rest of clubland searching for it, Delerium debuted and #5 in MixMag Update’s Buzz Chart and appeared on the Northern Exposure 3 CD. This was truly a high point for Chris and Neil in their ever rising careers. 1998 also saw the release of "Sanctuaries" The Fade Records Collection. a collection of work including a number of unreleased remixes and original productions. The CD was released in conjunction with Universal Music.Throughout ’99 and 2000, the duo worked on their debut artist album and saw the release of their "Silence" remix released in Australia. The record was an instant hit and went to #6 in the National chart and rose to Platinum status (70, 000 units sold) in Australia alone. It also went to #1 in Holland, Belgium and Ireland, with total sales over One Million Units. Also completed was another mixed CD, mixed as Fade, called "Anthems of Progressive House: Limbo Records" and was released in November 2000. Chris made the move to New York City where he now calls home.During 2001 the pair continued their prolific remix work for new artists Andy Hunter, Lunik (Delerium) and Balligomingo. They have also produced tracks and remixes for established artists like Tiesto and Sarah McLachlan again. For the past 6 years, both Neil and Chris have been concentrating on solo work. One day they may reunite, but only time will tell.www.FadeRecords.com 

Rod B. & Alvaro Garfunk bring you the Miami Underground Movement While many people may claim to know Chris’ sound, with their focus on continually labeling him one thing or another, Chris is equally as focused on his efforts to push back the musical boundaries. It is testament to the man that he continues to develop his sound and musical direction, after all, as the man says himself “I just like to play good underground music, I don’t limit myself.” It is artists such as Chris Fortier who are inextricably linked to the underground dance music scene that are the genuinely pushing the sound forward. Chris’ determination to continue to push the envelope can be seen in all aspects of his career. Proof of this can be found on his recent triple CD compilation Balance and his recent solo production under the 40oz moniker and his stellar debut artist album As Long As The Moment Exits. The Balance CD genuinely offers something exciting and underground to the current stale compilation market. Boasting tracks from across the musical spectrum like David Gilmore Girls, Global Communication and Floppy Sounds through to Slam, Matthew Jonson, Rabbit in the Moon and Bent. It is little wonder the CD was name checked for compilation of the year by numerous international press publications. Under his 40oz production guise Chris has released the several EPs that musically could fit comfortably on labels such as Cocoon, Kompakt or Get Physical. Further remixes of Alexi Delano, Joshua Collins, Lee Burridge, Freaky Chakra and John Selway show Chris’ genre defying sound at it’s underground best. Taking this a step further in 2007, his debut artist album was released to countless plaudits and impeccable praise. Not satisfied with status quo, look for the boundaries to continue to be pressed and pushed with each coming musical excursion. With a DJ career spanning 15 plus years, he has continually been a crowd favourite, confirmed by his very first residency at the legendary “Aahz” in Orlando through to more recent residencies at The Cross in London and at Twilo in New York. Since a debut European tour in 1997, Chris has gone on to consistently tour the globe behind numerous singles, remixes and no less than 9 mix albums. You can catch him as easily in Tokyo as in Buenos Aires and all points in between on any given weekend. To those that know Fortier’s history, they know to expect plenty more to come, for those that are just getting initiated, Welcome! Special Thanks to Mr Chris Fortier. www.myspace.com/chrisfortier   www.faderecords.com

Finally had the opportunity to record another set I hope you all enjoy. Please send me some comments and let me know what you think of the show. Would love to know who's out there listening. Send me emails on myspace at www.myspace.com/djmentor or IM me at mentorio@aol.com For those of you having trouble downloading off the site, log onto www.mentor.podcastpeople.com for more options... more mixes coming soon!!!

Finally had the opportunity to record another set I hope you all enjoy. Please send me some comments and let me know what you think of the show. Would love to know who's out there listening. Send me emails on myspace at www.myspace.com/djmentor or IM me at mentorio@aol.com For those of you having trouble downloading off the site, log onto www.mentor.podcastpeople.com for more options... more mixes coming soon!!!