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Guest Mix By: Neter Supreme Tracklisting 01. Yoshihisa - Heaven 02. Bam - Don't Worry 03. Aid To The Soulless Ft. Jon Pierce - I'll Do 04. Glenn Lewis - Stay With Me 05. Incognito - Freedom To Love 06. Fanatix Ft. Sara Divine & Sterling Ensemble - Call On Me 07. Veronique - Beautiful 08. Felly Ft. Emory - Soul Samba (Don't Give Up On Love) 09. DJ Ali Ft. Tim Fuller - You Don't Know 10. Bucie - Amadoda

Summer 2008 session #2.

This is a behind the scenes of Club 107-5 WGCI. It was a mix show that aired from 1992-2000 on WGCI in Chicago. Sorry forthe poor audio/video; but, this webcast was done with a 54k dial-up connection back in '97.

Soulful house icon Louie Vega goes solo this summer in Ibiza with his first island residency. He joins Soul Heaven records for Sunday night parties at El Divino in Ibiza Town all season. Lovehouse went to wish him goodluck.

This is a quick, yet much needed chat in front of the microphone with all of you. The power of a single song lifted me out of my funk, and I wanted to share.

This is a quick, yet much needed chat in front of the microphone with all of you. The power of a single song lifted me out of my funk, and I wanted to share.

Author: BlackoliveNY Added: Sat, 05 Jul 2008 16:34:59 -0800 Duration: 378"Just You & Me" Composed & Produced by Arthur Explicit. After his tremendous success with Subliminal Records in the mid summer of 2007, Arthur Explicit started working on a totally new sound concept for his new album "Just You & Me" that will be released by the end of this summer on his own record label Light Out. As a creative electronic music producer, Arthur Explicit is always looking for new slammed music ideals to make his crowd feel confident. As it was planned, Arthur Explicit will release a two-CDs compilation of electronic dance music filled with great energy. The first of the two CDs to be released will be a classical chill and minimal sound reinforced with the progression of the brilliant dance floor vibes of today. The second CD in this bundle will represent a state of mind techno dance sound for those who like it hard and musical.

Author: BlackoliveNY Added: Sat, 05 Jul 2008 16:34:59 -0800 Duration: 378"Just You & Me" Composed & Produced by Arthur Explicit. After his tremendous success with Subliminal Records in the mid summer of 2007, Arthur Explicit started working on a totally new sound concept for his new album "Just You & Me" that will be released by the end of this summer on his own record label Light Out. As a creative electronic music producer, Arthur Explicit is always looking for new slammed music ideals to make his crowd feel confident. As it was planned, Arthur Explicit will release a two-CDs compilation of electronic dance music filled with great energy. The first of the two CDs to be released will be a classical chill and minimal sound reinforced with the progression of the brilliant dance floor vibes of today. The second CD in this bundle will represent a state of mind techno dance sound for those who like it hard and musical.

Tracklisting Souldynamic & Roland Clark - Make A Choice - Tempogroove Ananda Project - Let Love Fly - Nite Grooves Marc Evans - Reach Out For Love - TSOD DJ Sneak - Show Me The Way - Henry St Peven Everett - Feel You In And Out - Symple Soul Mike Dunn - God Made Me Phunky - Defected Filip Le Frick - Da Latin Bomb - Muzik X Press Todd Terry - Motherland - Inhouse Ferrer & Sydenham - Timbuktu - Ibadan Records Jerome Sydenham - Kaminari - Ibadan Records Ane Brun - Headphone Silence - Objektivity Tiger Stripes & Sydenham - Stockholm Go-Bang - Ibadan Records Manuel Tur - Vabanque - Freerange Records

Author: BlackoliveNY Added: Tue, 01 Jul 2008 07:29:32 -0800 Duration: 382From Artist: It is so nice to have you back where you belong. Be free and enjoy it all up to the end!

Author: BlackoliveNY Added: Tue, 01 Jul 2008 07:29:32 -0800 Duration: 382From Artist: It is so nice to have you back where you belong. Be free and enjoy it all up to the end!

coming soon....

Jask - The Latin Dream - (Thaisou)l Ursula Rucker - Untitled Flow - (Vega) Martino feat. Sacha Williamson - Praying For Rain - (Soulstream) Axwell & Bob Sinclar feat. Ron Carroll - What A Wonderful World - (Yellow Productions) Micky More - Zero Gravity - (Street of Soul) David Tort & DJ Ruff Meets DJ Disciple - Destination - (Catch 22) Alex Finkin & Reverend P - Africa - (Animal House) DJ MFR pres Latin Seduction feat. Erika - Latin Seduction - (Transport) Studio Apartment feat. Ron Carroll - I'm In Love - (King Street) Mr. A.L.I - About Us - (Unified) Prins Thomas and Luke Solomon - Spirits - (REKIDS) Studio Apartment - Beautiful Sunrise - (King Street) Kerri Chandler - Locked Out - (Deeply Rooted House) Deep Zone feat. Ceybil Jefferies, It's Gonna Be Alright - (SubUrban) Lee Genesis - Can't Separate Me - (SubUrban) Patrick Green feat. Manon True - (Sofitone) Martino - Mnemonic Induction - (2Twenty

Summer 2008 session #1. If you're new to Mobile Soul, thjis is great session to get started with. If you're a long time listener, you know what this session is. Summer time means we're on the road again, buying/mxing records as we go!

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Opolopo - Mobile Soul theme Melvin Van Peebles - Won't Bleed Me Chi-Lites - Are You My Woman (Tell Me So) Soul Impossibles - Interpretation - Soul Power No. 1 James Reese & The Progressions - Let's Go (It's Summertime) Smokey Johnson & Company - The Funky Moon Rev. Jamel Bob Johnson - Walking On The Moon James Clarke - The Heavies Big Boss Man - Jackson Is Horace Silver - Wipe Away The Evil The Rebirth - Evil Vibrations (Saturday Mix) Edwin Birdsong - Cola Bottle Baby David Axelrod - London Rotary Connection - I Am The Black Gold Of the Sun Another Back Room session featuring some rare groove essentials!

La Bossa Nostra Kiko Navarro - Afroterrano Intro Mo Horizon - Quem Nao Tem Ninguem Reel People featuring Darien - Alibi (Rasmus Faber Mix) Miguel Migs - So Far (Rasmus Faber's Farplane Radio Edit) Da Lata - Serious Still Phil featuing Camila T - Spring Bossa (Day Time Mix) Kiko Navarro - Shining Beady Belle - Moderation The Dining Rooms - Ocean Raul Midon - Sunshine Julie Dexter & Khari Simmons - Venusian (Aquariana Mix) [re:jazz] - Quiet Nights (Nicola Conte ' Out Of The Cool' Version) Yukihiro Fukutomi - Play Back Stil Phil feat.Camila T - Spring Bossa (Day Time Mix) Bossa Jazz Trio - Canto De Ossanha Eden Atwood - He's A Carioca Fantastic Plastic Machine - I'm a Simple Man (acoustic) Towa Tei - Private Eyes (bossa nova version) Toshi Kubota - Breaking Through (a capella) Ticklah - Nature Loving Dub Here's an early evening set for the good and hip people at Epiphany Media. It will no doubt come in handy this coming week.

The Back Room As the summer approaches, we thought we'd kick it with some rare grooves and a tall cool drink. Obviously, we had to put the drink down for a moment. Enjoy the sounds!

Year - 1991 Label - RCA Genre - House Author: halfcloggy Keywords: house music Added: June 11, 2008

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Tracklisting Manoo - Winter - Earthrumental Music Ultra Nate - Twisted - Vega Booker T - Satisfy - Catch 22 Kerri Chandler - ESC - Deeply Rooted House Christian Alvarez - Perfect Union - Gossip Marlon D - Japanese Prayer - Strictly Rhythm Abicah Soul - Baila Migente - Abicah Soul Don Stone - Unbound - Sinsation Sound DJ Pierre - Destroy This Track - Big Love Kerri Chandler - Fortran - Deeply Rooted House Timmy Regisford & Quentin Harris - Astral - Objektivity Super Phonics - Dial L For Love - Favouritizm Fanatix - Love Connection - BBE Danny Marquez - Vibrations - Bubble Soul

18 Hours In Milan: Conserving Eclecticity Part 5

100% Pure House TrackListing Knee Deep - Darlin Christian Alvarez feat. The Next President - Obamapealla Tool RiskSoundSystem - The Sound Is Yours (Kerri Chandler Rmx) Funkerman - Speed Up Julien Jabre - Swimming Places (Jerome Sydenham Rmx) Furry Phreaks with Terra Deva - All Over The World Lil Mo Yin Yang - Reach 2008 (Mark Knight Rmx) Christian Scott

DJ MeGo Author: djmego Keywords: house music Added: May 24, 2008

New music and commentary on the Chicago House Music scene from Czarina Mirani and Rees Urban - new for this week.

a pic of me at Spin a long time ago I gigged the other day with a DJ acquaintance at a private party. I wasn t nearly as rusty as I thought I d be, but I d almost forgotten how energizing it is to be in the mix. House music is and has been one of my passions for years and years, and plugging into a huge system once again made me feel anxious as hell and right at home at the same time. Some of you don t know how it works. This post is for you. There are two basic schools of DJs out there. There are those folks who slam one record into another, i.e. one song is playing, and then all of the sudden another takes its place. I generally convulse when I hear that happen in a club, and if you watch the dance floor closely (if there is a dance floor) you can see the crowd seize, take a few beats, then find the new groove. This is done commonly by newer DJs, during most hip-hop sets, and a few other genres depending on the style. Part of the reason you might have to slam a record in has to do with the beat structure, but more on that later. Slamming records just isn t my cuppa tea. I hate it. Ugh. And now, for my conceited POV. I am cut from the far superior cloth of the beat-matching or mixing DJ. House music was designed to be beat-matched for many reasons, but the biggest reason in my book is so that the groove never stops. Ever. From the first record to the last, there is a steady stream of music, sometimes faster, sometimes slower, often dramatic, and undoubtedly House. Beat-matching isn t something that is easy to explain in words, but essentially a good House track will have a four or eight-beat structure in 4/4; 1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8. If you want to match two records, you line up the beats. The 1-beat is the downbeat, so you start playing your second records 1-beat at the same time. But increasing or decreasing the speed of the record (the turntables/CD players are pitch-controlled) you can line up the beats so they are the same speed. Then, all you need to do is start the second record exactly where you want it, and fade it in so both records are playing at once. There s lots of tricks you can do with twiddling the hi-mid-low eq s, or cutting in and out on one of the records, but in a nutshell, you end up playing two records at once for as long as possible so that the songs seamlessly blend from one to another. When it s done right, with the right two songs, you can create a third track that never existed. I LOVED tracks with vocal stabs in the outro or intro. A popular example would be that C+C Music Factory track Pride, A Deeper Love . One remix ends with the diva hollering Pride! A deeper love! Pride! A deeper love! Pride! A deeper love! Woah-ooh-ooh-ooh! in a sixteen-beat loop. I d laid Mousse T s Horny over that a few times and the crowd loved it. The Mousse T hook is an eight-beat I m horny all night long! I m horny all night long! You get the picture. A beat-matching DJ has the power to create a new sound. The superstars of the beat-matching world lay multiple records over each other. I d seen Todd Terry throw five records at once and it nearly blew my mind. He was making custom music on the fly. This was before the sampling CD players and effects boxes that can be found in most clubs ever came on the scene. I do have to tip my hat at the hip-hop kids tho. Much as I dislike hippity-hop, the culture of scratching and laying track samples down owes a lot to the early DJ battles those folks imagined. I can t scratch, and occasionally I ve only managed to do a reverse pull (grab the live record and pull it back for a beat, then let it go) but not always successfully. THE signature part of my entire DJ set was always the last record: Gospel music. I d play non-dance tracks at times, and one of my favorites was the song from The Color Purple (film) where Shug Avery returns to the church. It s called Maybe God Is Tryin To Tell You Somethin and it would always get some folks hollerin on the floor. Why not have a lil Jesus at the end of the night? But the ultimate floor filler, a record from 1998 that I seldom brought out, is my all time hottest piece of wax. Kelly G. featuring Sharon Pass on the Silk Entertainment label with a track called Go Down Moses . It remains one of the records in my collection that I m almost scared to play because I don t want to damage it. Full of gospel piano and five-part harmonies fo yo azz, I remember hearing the track on the radio and furiously trying to find it. I couldn t find a copy anywhere until a German friend phoned a store in Berlin. They actually had a copy and I bought it for some insane amount of money. But the first time I played it for a crowd it worked like magic. Heard a cry from the people Send a leader just as fast as you can Told him don t take to long, but you gotta make him strong Cause Pharaoh is an evil man Woah yeah, now Go down, Moses Way down in Egypt land Tell him, tell that Pharaoh To let my people go I don t miss DJing. I miss the rush of the music. I think I need to work a few sets into my life from time to time at home. Just to make those mixes once again.

Musical Genius: Special Edition

Conserving Eclecticity, Part 4

Back To Front Opolopo - Mobile Soul Theme Barry Gray - Theme From Space: 1999 Kyoto Jazz Massive - Shine (Kenny Dope Remix) Eddy Meets Yannah - Reach The Sky ( Reel People Instrumental) Barbara Tucker - Love Vibrations (Feliciano Classic Mix) Sterling Ensemble featuring Sara Devine - Life Ain't What It Seems (Ritual Mix) Osunlade - When This Feeling Rasmus Faber - Giant Leap Fat Freddy's Drop - Hope (3 Generations Walking Mix) Jay 'Sinister' Sealee - Diamond Life (MAW Remix) Rain - Give It Up Essensual - Profound (Vilhelm Sundin Mix) Hajime Yoshizawa - Sweet Way ( DJ Kawasaki Moog Solo Mix) Jazztronik - Tiger Eyes (English version)

The Front Opolopo - Mobile Soul Theme Reel People featuring Omar - Outta Love (Reprise) Incognito - Happy People Reel People - Love Is Where You Are Markus Enochson - Thought I Saw Towa Tei - Risk Some Soul Roisin Murphy - You Know Me Better (Live) Mocean Worker w/Rashaan Roland Kirk - Siss Boom Bah! Bellevue - Northern Girls Modeselektor - Silikon (Siriusmo Remix) Elektrons ft. Eska - Dirty Basement (Sumo Remix) Markus Enochson - Love Is On The Way Incognito - Love, Joy & Understanding Clara Mendes - Demanda (Miguel Migs Remix) Sweet Robots Against The Machine - Free (Richard Earnshaw Remix) Jazztronik - One Kerri Chandler - Comes Back 2 U Kim English - Nightlife Incognito - Givin' It Up Raw Stylus - Believe In Me Mister O - Anything & Everything Chieko Kinbara - If You Only Studio Apartment - I'm In Love Soul Treat - Doing Things Kaskade - It's You, It's Me