2Mannzelt - Tiefe Gefühle Mix 

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Der Lehrling - im Ferienlager Mixtape August 2011 by der Lehrling

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M.Spencer, nicht zu verwechseln mit B.Spencer serviert, in ähnlicher Konsequenz wie der Namensvetter eine Keilerei in seinen Filmen, hier einen pumpenden Techhouse Mix in echter Mixtape Manier. Der Mix beweißt Hand und Fuss in Sachen Setaufbau, Trackauswahl und dem Arbeiten mit Effekten, ausserdem schiebt Marcel sein grooviges Mixtape dabei immer weiter fest ins Gehör.

m.spencer - mixtape dezember 2011 by m.spencer

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Flächenverliebt spielt hier Mike Richards aus Heidelberg mit dem Genre, angenehm denn er schafft es seinen Mix dabei großenteils nicht mit Hits oder Genre Vorzeigeartists einzuhüllen und erwirkt mit seinen Tracks dabei einen warmen eigentlich im Trance einzuordnenden Mix.

Mike Richards // DreamAffairs // Heidelberg, Germany  
Sixty Minutes Of Embracing The Last Sunflake
Mike Richards - Sixty Minutes Of Embracing The Last Sunflakes (Sound Diary 10/2011 - DreamAffairs) by Mike Richards

Mike Richards on the internet
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Website /	www.dreamaffairs.de
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Zur Abwechslung etwas Techno und damit meine ich richtigen Techno, mit ordentlich Druck führt uns Mike Wall durch seinen treibenden TiLT-Podcast. Wie heißt es so schön, der Mix geht nach vorne.

TiLT Podcast 003 - Mike Wall
TILT Podcast 003 - MIKE WALL (WALL MUSIC/ON) by TiLT Podcast
Third edition brings you the typically „ON“ Sound from DJ-Producer & Wall Music Label owner MIKE WALL from Berlin.

DURATION: 01hr05min10sec

1 - Tom Laws - Stranger With My Face - (Original Mix) - Sleaze
2 - Knobs – Bum_Bum_Bum_Bum - (Original_Mix)
3 - Tom Laws - Stanger With My Face - (Sasha Carassi Remix) - Sleaze
4 - Ixel - Drake (Black like Milk Remix) - Wall Music
5 - Ixel - Snake - Jeff Rushin Remix - Wall Music
6 - Targaret Matcher - Infinity - Plankton-Remix
7 - Kid Mistik - Blopshup - (Original Mix) - Wall Music
8 - Audionatica & Fictionizer - Space (Alan Fitzpatrick Remix)
9 – Jason Fernandes - It Could Have Been Different - (Kroman Celik Remix)
9 - Dustin Zahn - Stranger To Stability - (Len Faki Podium mix)
10 - Mike Wall & Plankton - Stock - Hidden Recordings

Mike Wall on the internet
RA DJ Page /	residentadvisor.net/dj/mikewall
Website /	www.mikewall.de
Twitter /	twitter.com/mikewallberlin
Discogs /	discogs.com/artist/mike+wall

Original TiLT:

About//Mike Wall
Labels//
Smallroom / Dilek / Varianz / CodeMinus / On and On / Sleaze Rec. / Der Hut
Bio//
In the 90’s Mike Wall made his first experiences with electronic music. In these years, he started mixing tapes and playing his first gigs in Mecklenburg. But he released under the name Mike Wall for the first time on the record label Modulat in 2005, and since then things started looking up for him. In the same year, he played at the legendary Melt Festival and refurnished his studio. These changes brought a fresh wind in his EP's like “Loose Changes” or “She Comes” and let his productions seem much more smooth and warm. He is known over the border of Germany for the variety in his sets, because even listeners in Italy, Spain, Greece, Austria and Switzerland were very enthusiastic about his dynamic sounds.
In 2006, his début vinyl was released on the London minimal label named Safari Electronique, which is home to very talented producers such as Italoboyz, Delete and Arnaud le Textier, just to name a few.
Since then, a lot happened and he released on labels like smallroom music, Dilek, Lordag, Meerestief and his own label Orphik. With the foundation of Orphik Recordings, he took a further step into independence and he began to push unknown artists and labels with the credo of having the best fun out of it.
Although artists like Steve Bug had influenced him a lot during many years, he found his own sound. The symbiosis of techno and groove lays perfectly in his warm baselines, but Mike himself his unstoppable and pushes his artistic limits all the time.
Further releases and long partynights are already planned for 2011, so stay tuned...
Net//
http://www.mikewall.de
http://www.myspace.com/wallbrother
http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj/mikewall
http://www.discogs.com/artist/Mike+Wall
MIKΞ WALL
http://www.digdis.de/artists/-/mike_wall
http://listn.to/MikeWallOfficialPage
TiLT//
www.facebook.com/tilt.techno
TiLT Podcast

Released by: TiLT Podcast
Release/catalogue number: TP#003
Release date: Dec 2, 2011

Der neue Champloo Podcast spricht wie immer klare Worte, House nothing else but House.
Emotionale Tracks, schöne Stimmung.


Champloo Music Podcast 07 with DETROIT SWINDLE by Champloo Music

Tracklist:
01. Trust - Skynet (The Revenge's Mistrust remix)
02. Fred Everything & Atjazz - Back Together (Fred Everything's Lazy Days original)
03. The Canyons - See Blind Through (Mic Newman remix)
04. Romand Flügel & Roman IV - FKK
05. Kerri Chandler - Halleluja (Supernova's Jackin mix)
06. Nicholas - All Night Long
07. Detroit Swindle - Unreleased remix
08. Fantastic Man - Look This Way
09. Eats Everything - Entrance Song (SLG remix)
10. Coat Of Arms - It Takes Two To tango (free download: Coat Of Arms Music)
11. Agnes - You Did Naughty
12. Detroit Swindle - Creep (unmastered)

Detroit Swindle on the internet
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"Our 7th episode of the Champloo Music Podcast comes with two very talented guys from the capital of the Netherlands, Amsterdam. Together they form the musical project "Detroit Swindle".
Detroit Swindle consist of Lars Dales and Maarten Smeets, 2 guys that, without actually growing up together, have had practically an identical musical upbringing. A vibrant mix of Motown-soul, funk, hiphop and jazz inspired them from an early age on and after a varied exploration through techno and house, they met each other by mutual interest in Detroit inspired deephouse.
Detroit Swindle have a clear vision on the music they produce and play. If you can’t nod your head to it, it’s probably not theirs and they probably won’t like it. Their productions are best described as contemporary interpretations of classic soul tracks with melodical grooves, jazzy chords and bumpy bass-lines. So in short, if Marvin Gaye would have made house music, they would have been his biggest fans.
2012 is the year of their first releases. With their ‘Starvin EP’ on Saints & Sonnets, they place themselves amongst highly acclaimed artists like Roman Flügel or Ethyl and Huxley. The second EP of 2012 comes out on Dirt Crew, a legendary deephouse label that needs no introduction and publishes artists like Chymera, Tigerskin or Till von Sein. They are currently working on several remixes and releases, and are experimenting with their DJ/live performance.
We hope you enjoy this great mix by Detroit Swindle"

Eine angenehme Trackauswahl bescheinigt dieser Podcast Tagträumer².
Angehört und als neuer Post für den Blog ausgewählt.

Tagträumer² Podcast /// Boom Bar - Szczecin

   

Tagträumer² on the internet
RA DJ Page /	residentadvisor.net/dj/tagtraumer
Website /	www.tagtraum-music.com
Twitter /	twitter.com/tagtraumer_bfm
Soundcloud /	soundcloud.com/tagtraumer-2
Discogs /	discogs.com/artist/tagträumer²
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Wer mit einem Track wie "Nothing Compares to you" einen Podcast einleitet und es dann schafft diese Stimmung in eine Entwicklung in seinem Set einzubauen sollte unbedingt in diesem Blog seinen Platz finden.

M A N I K (Hot Creations/Culprit) - Louche Podcast 62 Original by: www.Louchemusic.com
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M A N I K (Hot Creations/Culprit) - Louche Podcast - December 2011

Louche Podcast 062

M A N I K

Young New Yorker M A N I K delivers our next episode, an artist currently sitting right at the top of his game. Chris' releases this year have included an album on Josh Wink's Ovum, a release on Hot Creations and very recently an EP on Culprit; needless to say the dude's production skills are absolutely razor sharp. A unique, fresh, and forward thinking musician Mr M A N I K's skills on the decks are also unquestioned, his beats taking him right the way round the world so far this year, From London to L.A, Berlin to Barcelona. We've been speaking to Chris for about 6 months trying to lock this baby down and we're delighted to finally release the mix, which by the way, is badass!

Um den Reigen der Podcasts aus dem November abzuschließen, ist hier noch ein Podcast von Jaklinov aus Ljubljana Slovenien, deep, minimal und geradlinig versteht seine Definition von House & Techhouse.


Jaklinov - November Podcast

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vor ein paar Stunden in der Soundwolke aufgetaucht, ich finde der paßt sehr gut in den Blog

Tiefschwarz Podcast

Stylte: House / Tech House




Tiefschwarz Podcast by Souvenir Music 

House für den entspannten Sonntag.

ELEF - Champloo Music Podcast 06
Style: House

Champloo Music Podcast 06 with ELEF by Champloo Music

On the internet
RA DJ Page /	residentadvisor.net/dj/elef
Website /	elefmusic.com
Twitter /	twitter.com/elef_k
Facebook /	facebook.com/elefmusic

In gewohnt lockerer Manier schwingt Damian Lazarus seinen Lazpod 23, der Mix ist irgendwo zwischen Pop, Techhouse, Funky House, Deep House und wer weiß was noch einzuordnen, auf jeden Fall wie immer aussergewöhnlich.
Damian Lazarus

Damian Lazarus - Lazpod #23
Lazpod 23 by Damian Lazarus

Der November Podcast von M.in, gepostet im Dezember auf Soundcloud, auf 3 Decks gemixt, 2 normale Decks und 1 Deck mit Loops bestückt. Die Tracks sind eine Mischung aus altbekanntem und neuen Tracks, sowie einem unreleased Track.
Dazu gibt es noch ein kleines Extra, M.in - Japanese Disco Stuff, kostenlos zum Download auf der Wolke angeboten.

M.in - November 2011 Podcast<


M.in - November 2011 - Dancetrippin.tv Podcast by M.in

1. Jamie Lidell – I wanna be your telephone (Tiga Remix) 0:00
2. Argenis Brito & Fur Cage – Space Ballad (Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs Remix) 4:41
3. Azari & III – Hungry for the power (Jamie Jones Remix) 8:35
4. James Blake – Limit to your love (Bodega Edit) 14:49
5. Herbert – Moving like a train 19:25
6. Mendo – Cuate 19:52
7. Kammerflimmer Kollektief – Lichterloh (Noze Remix)23:40
8. Waifs & Strays – Body Shiver (Hot Natured Remix) 27:03
9. Claptone – Maximum 34:18
10. Noir & Jay Haze – Around (Solomun Remix) 37:47
11. Jamie Jones – Whiff it Yawl 44:01
12. Alexkid – Don’t Hyde it 50:33
13. Benno Blome feat. Rachele – Go Loose (M.in feat. Chriss Vogt Remix) 55:44

M.in - Japanese Disco Stuff
M.in - Japanese Disco Stuff (present / free download) by M.in

M.in on the internet
RA DJ Page /	residentadvisor.net/dj/m.in
Website /	www.markusferdinand.de
Twitter /	twitter.com/m-in-frankfurt
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 Art Department - Essential Mix (BBC Radio 1) - 22-10-2011 by R_co



Having the opportunity to record an essential mix is a massive deal for us, for any dj it's about as big of an opportunity as they come to be creative with your art and to reach so many people at once. the project wasn't taken lightly at all as it can be quite a task to put something like this together. you're considering the fans you already have, the people who don't know your work, trying to convey everything you want to say within the allotted 2 hours and with 30 of the 10,000 songs you have to chose from, as well as building trust with the listener early on so that you have more freedom with your programming as the mix continues. We wanted to make it as special and interesting as possible, and keep a classic vibe about it so that people will hopefully want to listen to it for years to come, same as we have with the likes of Blackstrobe's Essential mix from 2004. The mix is filled with current and classic music from artists we love and close friends ranging from deep & hypnotic grooves to vocal house records, to electronica and back, with loads of edits made just for this mix.  

BBC essential mix:
www.bbc.co.uk/ essential mix - art department






Tracklist:
01. Brian Eno — Lantern March
02. Art Department — Touch You Gently
03. Tanner Ross — B Side
04. Infinity Inc — Games
05. Ali Love — Playa
06. ID
07. Voices Of Black — Get Enough
08. Metro Area — Caught Up
09. Gil Scott-Heron — I Was Guided (Interlude)
10. Aquarius Heaven — Can’t Buy Love
11. Green Velvet — Thoughts
12. Moonstarr — C-Minus Particles
13. Art Department — Living The Life (ABA Therapy Version) (feat. Seth Troxler)
14. Omar-S — Quadriplegic Companion
15. Tanner Ross — 4 You (Deniz Kurtel Remix)
16. Basic Channel — Phylyps Track ll
17. Omar-S — Plesetsk Cosmodrome
18. Total — Sitting Home (Art Department Unreleased Edit)
19. Cajmere — Feelin’ Kinda High
20. Storm Queen — It Goes On
21. Tevo Howard — The Age Of Compassion
22. James Blake — Limit To Your Love (Daniel Bortz Edit)
23. Clockwork — Things You Have
24. My Favorite Robot — Wakinda Park (Art Department Remix)

Last week we got down to Clockwork’s promo mix for this Saturday’s Life and Death records showcase but the second act to get on it with the pre- party sonic experience are Thugfucker (a name devised to keep it out of the commercial sphere of club music). Decisively underground, the New York come Iceland duo made up of Greg Oreck & Holmar Filipsson have a rich history embedded in The Big Apple’s off the beaten track party scene - avoiding the shiny lights and fighting their way through a dance prohibition that swept the city earlier this decade.

DOWNLOAD: Thugfucker fabric Promo Mix

Interview



Thugfucker have triumphed to maintain their underground spirit both through Greg’s label, Live and Death, and most importantly as a DJ partnership primed for after hours grooves bringing just the right kind of beats to Room Three this Saturday. Tune into their fabric Promo Mix and read on to get to know the real story and sound of Thugfucker.

Tell us how you guys met, what’s the background to your friendship?
Well we'd sort of moved in similar circles for a long time in New York but didn't really know each other. Like moving in concentric circles in the same scene. But we finally ended up getting into a long discussion at a party Holmar was throwing and we realized we were really cut from the same cloth, so to speak. We became good friends pretty quickly and by now really do feel like brothers from another mother.

What was the defining moment that made Thugfucker? Can you tell us who does what exactly?
It was above a former brothel in Chintatown where Holmar was throwing that party. We were both in the middle of the dancefloor, which of course is where some of the best ideas come. We were communing with the universe and with each other and with several drinks when suddenly we realized that we had to unite forces in order to help the plight of genetically Rhythmblind. So after setting up a charitable foundation just for that purpose, making music together seemed like a logical thing next step...

As for what we do, we both do a bit of everything and when things are really going along nicely there seems to be a fair bit of mental telepathy involved. But when there's tom programming to be done, that's usually Holmar. He's unstoppable when it comes to the tom-tom drums. Really.. it's impressive.

What’s in the name Thugfucker? The name does come with all kinds of things built into it.. some of which we knew at the time we came up with it, others we've slowly realized along the way.

We knew from the start that with a name like Thugfucker we were never going to be sold in Wal-Mart or any place like that -- which suits us just fine. Also, we're pretty sure it's impossible to take ourselves too seriously or get our heads stuck too far up our own asses with a name like that. And then of course you don't get a lot of random people seeing the name Thugfucker and thinking "oh yeah, that sounds like something i'd be into". So as a result the people who do come out to party with us have either heard us, heard our music or heard enough about us from friends that they get the the sort of eclectic, "good vibes but let's party hard" feeling that we're about. Basically we have this silly yet really hard sounding name which works out to be a bit of verbal camouflage for what we're really like. Keeps out the riff-raff.. and then of course the people who know, really know.

What’s life like in New York? How is the city an inspiration to you and the music you make? Super inspiring. Greg left for 8 years living in Europe but he's back now and we both really love this city. Right now there's actually tons of great stuff going on and coming out of New York in terms of nightlife and dance music. But even in the periods when NYC might not have been on top of it's nightlife game what has always made this city unique is the people. There's so much diversity and everyone somehow gets along and connects together in ways that all kinds of interesting things come out of it.

Plus this place can be totally insane sometimes. In all the various ways that we like. It's like gas for our engine.. or some other better metaphor. Anyway, we try to take it, make nice things out of it and then take the feeling with us when we travel...

Tell us about some of the first parties you put on and how have you seen things changed in the scene over the years? The first parties we threw in New York were in the shadow of Giuliani's crackdown on clubland in NYC in the late nineties. He had just started reinforcing this old cabaret law that prohibited dancing in venues unless they had a special permit -- which was basically impossible for smaller venues to attain. So most clubs where we made parties were battling this issue and staff were running around asking people not to dance. It got so bad that Giuiliani actually had a cabaret squad raiding bars and clubs looking for dancing people and if they would find people moving and shaking big fines were issued, venues were shut down and even the DJ's sometimes had to pay fines. It was ridiculous and it was definitely a dance prohibition era back then. The parties were really fun but always colored by the enforcement of this law and ultimately when the parties got bigger we were forced to move to more commercial venues.

Those parties were fun too of course but after 9/11 happened things went into a real low period. But now NYC is very different, dance prohibition is gone, (Guiliani is divorced and has lost all of his hair and credibility) and tons of great parties are happening.

What are your thoughts on the new wave in slow house territory, and RnB edits… it’s a sound you have been pursuing? How do you feel the sound with develop next year?
It seems like the new wave of music happening at the moment is even bigger than just that sound.. though certainly that's been a starting point for a lot of what's happening now -- and it's a sound we do like quite a bit, though not exclusively. Overall it feels like there's a lot more dance music that's taking cues from pop, R&B, soul and alternative/indie music.. the music's becoming more songlike and less about DJ tools (not that there isn't a place for those). People are taking ideas and sounds and structures from all these other styles and bringing them to a different level. It's exciting because while it's got a lot of familiar elements it doesn't feel like retreading over old territory, it's very new and evolving. And there's so many people doing great stuff right now. Tons of great, amazing music and a lot of it made by people we know and who we happen to like a lot on a personal level. The underground music scene is in a really good place right now and is still getting better all the time. It's a really exciting time to be a part of all of this.

Who are your closest friends in the music world and who do you turn to for advise ever? Wow, that could be a long list. Seriously... All of us in the Life and Death crew (Manfredi, Matteo, Karm, Federico, Francesco, Sammy, Mikey, Ryan...) are really tight and we really are quite a family. Which always shows through whenever you get a few us in the same place at one time. Seth Troxler has been incredibly helpful and encouraging and is always full of love and support, as have been all the Visionquest crew.. The Art Department guys are definitely soul brothers.. and fellow troublemakers, as is pretty much all of the Wolf + Lamb / Soul Clap crews.. those guys specifically as well as Greg & Nick from No Regular Play, Tanner, Deniz, Ryan (Slow Hands).. oh goddamn, this is starting to feel like a high school yearbook.

But the truth is we really feel like we're amongst such a nice group of people so much of the time, and we really are aware of it and appreciate it...

What’s new on Thugfucker Recordings? Well for the moment we've kind of put it on hold as Greg's been busy with ‘Life and Death’ and Holmar's been working hard preparing a new label called 'YAH' that's going to be kicking off pretty soon. But we're definitely still gonna revisit it now and again for some special projects and releases. There's also a downtempo label we keep threatening to start up. We are not, however, awesome at time management.

How are you looking forward to your Room Three debut with Clockwork this Saturday? Tell us about the music, vibe and general craziness we can expect from you guys…? Oh really, you have no idea. Everyone we know who plays at fabric can (and does) go off about how much fun it is to play there. Add to the fact that the whole lineup that night in all of the rooms is great (and lots of friends!) so you know the vibe's gonna be stellar... and then on top of that we're going to be playing all night long in Room Three with our good friends and label mates, Clockwork, which makes it even more fun (and potentially trouble inducing). And it's Greg's birthday that week so that kind of adds a bit of a wild card into the mix. It's definitely going to be a fun night... But yes, it might get messy!

Greg, you founded Life And Death with Manfredi Romano (aka DJ Tennis). Tell us about the label, its music philosophy, the artists on board and plans for the future? Well we first became close friends during these late night sessions where we'd end up going back and forth playing each other music all night. Stuff we loved and had discovered from who knows where. So when the label started to come together the idea was to try and focus on a sound more informed by our varied tastes in music but that could work on a dancefloor or the kind of afterparty we'd want to end up at with our good friends at 5am. Something a little sideways and skewed but maybe also a little familiar at the same time. Emotional music but not without a sense of humor. Matteo and Karm came on board pretty early on as well and those guys are just amazing and I couldn't imagine doing it without them. Matteo is this amazingly smart young guy with a super wise old soul and Karm is a force of nature. Like some sort of Dionysian wood nymph banshee with a heart of gold. And both of them have incredibly good taste and a musical knowledge way beyond their years.

As for the future, coming up soon is the DJ Tennis EP which I think is gonna blow people away. And a various artists release that's going to introduce a few new people. And more stuff from us and all the crew as well as a few new additions we're all very excited about. And yes, there's some album stuff in the works too. Very excited about the year to come actually...

What are your plans for New Years? Whats the best New Year you’ve ever had? We're gonna get in lots of trouble in our hometown... Then we're gonna fly to BPM in Mexico and do a Life and Death showcase there with the PillowTalk guys. More trouble. And then to SF to celebrate the birthday of our good friend Dax. And he's no stranger to a good time either. It's definitely going to be a nice beginning of 2012. And then later in the year, if all goes along as predicted, our consciousness is going to shift into something totally different and the world is going to be transformed completely as we move into the next stage of human evolution. So it's probably important to start the year right with a few really good parties right out of the gate.

How far down the line are you with new releases and is the longer-term aim to make albums?
Well we've got lots of things we've been working on.. but it's always hard to predict when things will actually decide to be finished. We've been doing a bunch of collaborations though that are almost ready, including a few with PillowTalk, Deniz Kurtel & Tanner Ross out on Wolf + Lamb at some point. We're also doing a bunch of stuff with this great new artist, Navid, who's doing really cool stuff that we're going to be releasing sometime next year. There's also a bunch of remixes and then another Thugfucker EP coming. And eventually an album too. But we're definitely taking our sweet time with that.
Finally, can you tell us about the mix you have done for us? Set the scene if you will….
A dark room, nice flashing lights, probably a disco ball somewhere lit from afar. Late at night with speakers nice and loud and everyone's seratonin receptors on high alert. An afterparty waiting to happen.


Mix & Interview from: fabriclondon.com
Link: www.fabriclondon.com/blog/view/introducing-thugfucker-and-their-fabric-promo-mix

Once again Rodriguez Jr. proves he's a man of many talents. As well as presenting a fantastic new live show, he is also well known for serving up top notch DJ set which is just what he's done for the new mobilee podcast. Featuring tracks by Sebo K, Rhythm and Sound, Robag Wruhme and more it's not to be missed.....enjoy!

Rodriguez Jr. debut album "Bittersweet" is coming out on the 26th of Sept 2011.
The teaser single - mobilee084 - will be available exclusively on Beatport on the 12th of Sept 2011.
Rodriguez Jr. DJ-MIx

Rodriguez Jr.mobilee podcast 026 

mobilee podcast 026 - Rodriguez Jr. DJ-Mix by mobilee records


Tracklist :
01. Gregor Sultanov - Kiezfrühstück - Concorde Club
02. Daniel Bortz - I'm Talking - Circle
03. Peter Horrevort - Escapade - Suol
04. Rodriguez Jr. - Bittersweet - mobilee Records
05. Drive D & Goshva - Nana - We Play Minimal
06. Tolga Fidan - Bass Ass - Cadenza
07. Sebo K - Mr. Duke - mobilee Records
08. Lights Elctronika & Valeria Croft feat. Kash - Pure Desire - Piston
09. Hector - A.G.E. - 2020Vision
10. Rodriguez Jr. - Music Don't Lie feat. Cari Golden (A capella)- mobilee Records
11. Robag Wruhme - Thora Vukk - Pampa
12. Rodriguez Jr. - The Ubiquitous Dr. Pook - mobilee Records
13. Rhythm & Sound - Queen Version - Burial Mix
14. Rodriguez Jr. - Massilia - mobilee Records Release/catalogue number: mobileepod026
Release date: Sep 12, 2011

On the internet
RA DJ Page /	residentadvisor.net/dj/rodriguezjr
Website /	www.mobilee-records.de/artists/rodriguez-jr
Twitter /	twitter.com/rodriguezjunior
Soundcloud /	soundcloud.com/mobilee-records
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Facebook /	facebook.com/rodriguezjrmusic
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Ein Afterhour-Set von Stefan Lange, der uns auf eine 4 Stunden und 23 Minuten lange Reise durch die Musik und seine Trackauswahl führt.
 
Stil: Tech House

Stefan Lange - Kleine Zeitreise

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On the internet
RA DJ Page /	residentadvisor.net/dj/stefanlange
Soundcloud /	soundcloud.com/stefan-lange
Facebook /	facebook.com/band.stefanlange