• SESSION 377: ZAKKA 01.26.10

    Mixed by Cash

    01. Art Bears – Bath of Stars
    02. Laurie Anderson – Big Science
    03. Sonic Youth – Superstar
    04. Spacemen 3 – Big City
    05. Art of Noise – Moment in Love
    06. Kid loco – Love Me Sweet 
    07. Transglobal Underground – Armchair Cowboy Clash 
    08. Fleetwood Mac – Tusk
    09. J’s Bee – 5
    10. Airto Moreira – Return to Forever 

  • 2SoundCrash@SouthPw

    Saturday, 1/30
    “TWO SOUNDS CLASH” Reggae & Dancehall VS Jungle & Dubstep: Two Floors of Sound
    LADIES FREE BEFORE 11
    MAIN ROOM:
    Jungle/Dubstep Benny Page (Digital Soundboy, UK) LionDub feat. JahDan (Konkrete Jungle / LionDub Int’), Dave Q(Dub War), Human? (Konkrete Jungle / Survival), Geko Jones (Dutty Artz / NY Tropical) Hosted by: Diggadee MC (Konkrete Jungle / Methods) + Special Guests
    DOWN SOUTH:
    Reggae Dancehall Road Warrior International w / King Alexi Silvercat Sound w/ King Capone & Jugganaut I-Testament Sounds w/ Barker & Sheppy Conquering Crown w/ Shoki + Special Guests
    Baba Roots Tonic & Ital Food On Sale
    21+ w/ ID
    admission: $15 before 1am / $20 after
    door time: 10PM
    BUY TICKETS

  • SESSION 376: FUNKY SLICE 01.25.10

    Mixed by Earl Broclo Esq

    01. Star Trek Intro
    02. Gen_Des_Com – Fifth Main Target
    03. Josh Wink – Sixth Sense (Kevin Yost’s Booty In the Butta mix)
    04. Stromba – Casino
    05. Fauna Flash – Taurus
    06. Red Snapper – Spitalfields
    07. David Axelrod – The Sick Rose
    08. Medeski, Martin, Wood – Church of Logic
    09. Madlib – Song for my Father
    10. Beatles – I am the Walrus

  • SESSION 375: THE BANDWAGON 002 TAIMUR + DJ SPINOZA

    RECORDED LIVE ON JANUARY 20TH 2010
    A NEW RADIO SHOW FEATURING MASTER OF CEREMONIES

    TAIMUR AGHA (BLKMARKET MEMBERSHIP) FOR THE 1ST HOUR, FOLLOWED BY SPECIAL GUEST FOR THE 2ND HOUR.

    1/20/010 GUEST IS DJ SPINOZA (BUNKER | BEYOND BOOKING -BROOKLYN). SPINOZA SPEAKS ABOUT HIS INVOLVEMENT WITH THE UNSOUND FESTIVAL NEW YORK  (FEB 4TH – FEB 14TH IN VARIOUS VENUES IN NEW YORK). YOU CAN DOWNLOAD THE UNSOUND FESTIVAL COMPILATION FOR FREE VIA www.halcyondigi.com/unsound FEATURING MANY ARTISTS WHO ARE IN THE FESTIVAL.

    THE BANDWAGON PODCASTS INCLUDES INTERVIEWS, TRACK COMMENTARIES AND MUCH MORE. EVERY ALTERNATING WEDNESDAYS AT HALCYON THE SHOP IN DUMBO BROOKLYN FROM 7-9PM

    HR1 – TAIMUR AGHA
    1. MAURIZIO – M7 – BASIC CHANNEL
    2. MAURIZIO – C4 – BASIC CHANNEL
    3. BEAT PHARMACY – GHOSTSHIP (FT. SPACEAPE) – WAVE
    4. PART111 – COCONUMIT (PETRE INSPIRESCU REMIX) – BARRACA MUSIC
    5. CAPTAIN COMATOSE – EVIL DUDE 6 – PLAYHOUSE
    6. RUI DI SILVA & CRAIG RICHARDS – BE THERE (9 YEAR EDIT) – MOTIV BANK
    7. SHAUN REEVES & MISS FITZ – HOUSE THIS – RAUM MUSIK
    8. LOS DIABOLOS LOCOS – EL LOCOMOTION – OBORO RECORDS
    9. MAMBOTUR – PACHECO (LUCIANO’S FAMILY MIX) – MULTICOLOR
    10. KAB – RESCUE – MULE ELECTRONIC

    HR2 – DJ SPINOZA
    1. PETRE INSPIRESCU – INTR-O SEARA ORGANICA – ARPIAR
    2. TOBIAS – SECOND TO NONE – LOGISTIC
    3. LUKE HESS – THE TRUTH IS – ECHOCHORD
    4. DEREK PLASLAIKO – THE UNFORSEEN – HALCYON
    5. ANTHONY ‘SHAKE’ SHAKIR – MY COMPUTER IS AN ORGINAL – RUSH HOUR
    6. DJ QU – START UP – HALCYON
    7. KONQUE – VAULTER KONQUE – UNRELEASED
    8. SEPALCURE – FEELING THAT I KNOW SO WELL – UNRELEASED
    9. UNTOLD – DICIPLINE – HEMLOCK
    10. JACASEK – RYTM – UNKNOWN

  • NEWS: HP,MUSIC DOWNLOAD EUROPE

    By Steven Musil – CNet News

    Hewlett-Packard has partnered with Ominfone to distribute the U.K. music provider’s MusicStation service on PCs sold in Europe, Ominfone announced Sunday.

    The service, which boasts unlimited access to more than 6.5 million music tracks from the four major recording labels, distributes music in DRM-protected WMA files. Songs are downloaded to the user’s computer for online and offline play, but the songs are playable only as long as the subscription is active. [Read More]

  • NEWS: LABEL BLOCK YOUTUBE

    By Matt Rosoff – CNet News

    The major record labels continue to prove that they absolutely have no idea how the Internet works or how to capitalize on it.

    This week’s story involves the rock band OK Go. Four years ago, the band shot some quirky homemade videos and posted them on YouTube. Users saw the videos and embedded them on their own Web pages. OK Go was able to cut through the noise created by thousands of album releases every year and become well-known in certain circles, if not exactly world famous.

    Now, the band is promoting its new album, “Of The Blue Colour of the Sky,” and has released a video for the song “This Too Shall Pass” on YouTube. Do you love it? So much that you want to embed it on your music blog? Too bad–you can’t.

    On Monday, OK Go singer Damian Kulash wrote a post on the band’s message board to explain how this happened. Major label EMI owns the rights to the recording. And although EMIcan theoretically earn a little money from advertisements each time somebody plays one of its artist’s videos on YouTube, it can’t collect the money when the videos are embedded on another site. [Read More]

  • DAILYSUMMARY: SUN, JAN 24, 2010


    Photo by Brendan Bybee

    Recent News
    Banksy to Premiere Documentary at Sundance Film Fest – Unbeige
    Shepard Fairey Chosen as Last to Exhibit at Deitch Projects – Unbeige
    Canal Change – NewYork Press
    Gang Gang Dance Sign to 4AD; New Album This Year – Fact Magazine

    Upcoming Radio Shows
     Monday: Funky Slice @ 8PM 
    Tuesday: Zakka Show @ 5PM 
    Wednesday: Halcyon Presents The BandWagon @ 7PM  New Show!
                             A1 Afterhours @ 9PM
    Thursday: Mo Music Mo Life@8PM
    Thursday: Bless Up @ 6PM

    New in the Radio Archive
    Dailysession 01.10.10:  Nick Warren@Cielo

  • Infinity @ Sappire

    InfinityParty
    grown & sexy
    Where: Sapphire Lounge
    When: Friday, January 29 from 11:00 pm to 4:00 am

  • NEWS: DOCUMENTARY OF BANKSY


    Photo by Brendan Bybee


    By Steve Delahoyde – Unbeige

    Heading out to Utah this weekend for the start of the Sundance Film Festival? If so, one of the hardest screenings to sneak into is sure to be the just-announced addition Exit Through the Gift Shop a documentary by none other than everyone’s favorite anonymous celebrity street artist, Banksy. The film is described as a behind-the-scenes peek at Banksy’s work, or as Sundance promotes it, “a remarkable documentary that is part personal journey and part an expose of the art world with its mind-altering mix of hot air and hype.” Rumors are that this will be when the secretive artist finally reveals his true identity. But even if he did, would you really believe it? The guy is tricky. Here’s the trailer: [Read More]

  • NEWS: OBEY AS LAST DEITCH EXHIBIT

    By Steve Delahoyde – Unbeige

    Now that Jeffrey Deitch has been named the new director at Los Angeles’ Museum of Contemporary Art, he has just a few months left before he’s likely to close up shop on his famed New York gallery, Deitch Projects, to absolve himself of any conflicts of interest. And he’s decided to let the space go out in a blaze of high-profile glory with the announcement that Shepard Faireywill be the last artist to exhibit there (at least under his command — he may still hand off the gallery to someone else). Art Info reports that Fairey’s show will go up on May 1st, just a month before Deitch’s takeover in L.A. Here’s a bit about the planned exhibit: [Read More]

  • NEWS: CHANGE OF CHINATOWN

    By Matt Harvey – NewYork Press

    The city wants to put a stop to the fakes for sale in Chinatown. But at the same time, it’s putting the squeeze on legit longtime merchants. MATT HARVEY investigates as the ‘Counterfeit Triangle’ slowly disappears.

    What’s left of Canal Street’s hawkers and small merchants—Hispanic stereo salesmen, Chinese dry-goods merchants, Lebanese gold sellers and Jewish landlords—all agree on one thing: “The fix is in.” Everyone knows the clock is ticking.  

    Two new hotels, including a 361-room Sheraton, are due to open on Canal in the next six months. Very soon, locals say, Canal Street will join Times Square, Astor Place, the Lower East Side, the Garment District and all the other former centers of down-and-dirty capitalist grit that have been safely gentrified. As Greg “Heavy” Duval, an African-American watch-peddler explains before the Christmas holiday, “Canal is on its last legs. They want to make this a franchise block.”  [Read More]

  • NEWS: GANGGANGDANCE SIGN 4AD

    By Fact Magazine

    4AD can reveal that the label have signed New York outfit Gang Gang Dance, with a new album – the follow-up to 2008’s Saint Dymphna – due later on in 2010. [Read More]

  • I Luv Vinyl @ LPR

  • SESSION 374: NICK WARREN 01.10.10

    Mixed by Nick Warren @ Cielo 

    Made Event brings you UK superstar DJ Nick Warren at Cielo in New York City on Friday, January 29th. 

  • Nick Warren @ Cielo

    Made Event brings you UK superstar DJ Nick Warren at Cielo in New York City on Friday, January 29th. Nick Warren is a true renaissance man by every definition of the word – DJ, Producer, Label Owner, Collaborator, it is his unwavering passion and drive for providing quality music that has allowed him to maintain a worldwide appeal, adored both underground and commercially from the very beginning of his long-spanned career. 2009 was a momentous year for Nick Warren as he successfully maintained one of the busiest tour schedules in the business, touring the world while carefully crafting new music. His dedication payed off as he became the 2nd highest climber in the prestigious DJ Top 100 to 58. As one half of one of the most successful production duos in the world Way Out West, Nick Warren along with Jody Wisternoff released their much anticipated fourth studio album, We Love Machine on his own label Hope Recordings. The album was loved by fans and critics, deemed by many as one of the best dance albums of the year. 

    2010 will be yet another banner year for Nick Warren as he continues his unstoppable momentum. He is undoubtably at the pinnacle of his profession, continuing to pack venues with his current world tour, spreading his distinct blend of progressive house and cutting-edge techno. He is signed on to play two big name festivals this year – Way Out West is set to play the Glade Festival in Southeast England and Nick Warren will be headliner for the Dance Arena at Glastonbury Festival. He is also currently working on his solo single “In Search of Silver” and a “We Love Machine” remixes album, both due out this Spring 2010. 

    And so Nick Warren will continue his whirlwind jetsetting lifestyle. But if you’re lucky, you can catch him grace his iconic presence in New York City for one night, taking on the decks at Cielo for a special performance. Notorious for his instinctual ability to work the crowd, Nick Warren will build you up in an all-encompassing journey through a magical electronic soundscape – This is music for the people. 


    Cielo
    18 Little West 12th Street
    New York City
    Doors at 10pm, 21+ Valid ID
    $20 Advance Tickets while supplies last at www.MadeEvent.com
    Tickets also available at Rebel Rebel, 319 Bleecker St NYC 212.989.0770
    Event Info 917.723.9381
  • DAILYSUMMARY: FRI, JAN 22, 2010


    Photo by Josh Derr

    Recent News
    Todd “REAS” James Exhibition – Fressness Magazine
    Bridging The Continental’s Divide – NY Press
    Teddy Pendergrass, R&B Soul Singer, Dies at 59 – NY Times

    Upcoming Radio Shows
     Monday: Funky Slice @ 8PM 
    Tuesday: Zakka Show @ 5PM 
    Wednesday: Halcyon Presents The BandWagon @ 7PM  New Show!
                             A1 Afterhours @ 9PM
    Thursday: Mo Music Mo Life@8PM
    Thursday: Bless Up @ 6PM

    New in the Radio Archive
    A-1 AfterHours 01.20.10: Ron Morelli
    Zakka 01.19.10:  Ali Coleman (Voice of Voice)
    FunkySlice  01.18.10: DJ Moustachio (Academy Records)
    The Bandwagon 01.06.10 : Taimur Agha(BlkMship)&Dennis Roger (Robot)
    FunkySlice  01.15.10: Snack & Cmish (Turntable Lab)

  • DennisK&SeanB@Von

  • SESSION 373: A1 AFTRHRS 01.20.10

    Mixed by Ron Morelli

    01. Joe Meek & the Blueman – Valley of The Saroos
    02. Jozef Skrzek
    03. Clockdva – Pool of Shades
    04. Das Ding – Makimono
    05. Linear Movement – To Another Soul
    06. Klaus Schulze – Synthasy
    07. Professor Genius – Sweet Machine
    08. Les Aeroplanes – Ils Disent Que L’Orient Est Rouge
    09. Omar S – No.6
    10. Ricky Smith – Power Move

  • SESSION 372: ZAKKA 01.19.10

    Mixed by Ali Coleman (Voice of Voice)

    01. Soul System – It’s Gonna Be A Lovely Day
    02. SoulBoy – Harmonica
    03. Incognito – Givin It Up
    04. Melenie Williams – Not Enough
    05. Daphnee – Theme For Change
    06. Wall Of Sound – Critical
    07. Ten City – My Piece Of Heaven
    08. Yam Who? – Wax The Van
    09. Desiya – Comin On Strong
    10. Why Leaves Us Alone

  • SESSION 371: FUNKY SLICE 01.18.10

    Mixed by DJ Moustachio (Academy Records)

    o1. Weldon irvine – Time capsule
    02. Badfoot Brown & The Bunion’s Bradford Funeral Marching Band – Martin’s Funeral
    03. Gary Bartz – Celestial Blues
    04. Gary Wilson – Another Galaxy
    05. Pharoah Sanders – Astral Traveling
    06. Henry Franklin – Soft Spirit
    07. Oneness of Juju – Nia
    08. Mtume – Cabral
    09. Phil Ranelin – Vibes From The Tribe
    10. Billy Parker – Gemini’s Lullaby

  • SESSION 370: THE BANDWAGON 001 TAIMUR + DENNIS RODGERS

    RECORDED LIVE ON JANUARY 6TH 2010

    A NEW RADIO SHOW FEATURING MASTER OF CEREMONIES

    TAIMUR AGHA (BLKMARKET MEMBERSHIP) FOR THE 1ST HOUR, FOLLOWED BY SPECIAL GUEST FOR THE 2ND HOUR.

    1/6/010 GUEST IS DENNIS RODGERS (ROBOTS NYC). PODCAST INCLUDES INTERVIEWS, TRACK COMMENTARIES AND MUCH MORE. EVERY ALTERNATING WEDNESDAYS AT HALCYON THE SHOP IN DUMBO BROOKLYN FROM 7-9PM

    HR1 TAIMUR AGHA

    01. COSMIC METAL MOTHER – TWICE (BABY FORD REMIX) – PANACUSTICA
    02. LEROSA – PLESSO – OSTGUT TON
    03. ROUND THREE FEAT. PAUL ST. HILAIRE – ACTING CRAZY (INSTRUMENTAL) – BASIC CHANNEL
    04. PIKAYA – SHAG – MEANDER
    05. MAUS UND STOLLE – EXTRA VERGINE – KLANG
    06. NINA KRAVIZ – HOTTER THAN JULY – NAIF
    07. NECTAR – THE NEW TIME – GREYHOUND
    08. BETKE – LOOSE + BLOWSY PLUMAGE – SLICE O LIFE
    09. MARCO BERNARDI – POWER INFLUCTUATION – FRUSTRATED FUNK
    10. BABY FORD – MESSENGER – SENDER
    11. DIGITALINE – 080808 – MINIBAR

    2ND HR DENNIS RODGERS (ROBOTS)

    01. THE SHOCKER – THE SHOCKER – SITE HOLDER
    02. MISEEN PLACE – IN BETWEEN THE LINES – 20/20 VISIONS
    03. GOLDFISH UND DER DULZ – CLUBBER – PLAYHOUSE
    04. LAZY WEATHER – TRIBAL – TRIBAL TALENT
    05. NATHAN COLES – STORMTROOPERS – RED HANDED
    06. FUNKY TRANSPORT – ROLL ON THE ROBOTS – WALLYS GROOVEWORLD
    07. JT DONALDSON – MAKE YOU HIGH – PACIFIC COAST
    08. HIDEO KOBAYASHI – BRICK HOUSE – UNKNOWN
    09. CPR – PIECE OF HISTORY – WOLF+LAMB DIGITAL
    10. DANIEL STEPHANIK – PHUNKSTASY
    11. PURE SCIENCE – RYDYM – EUKAHOUSE
    12. TIMEWRITER – STRANGE NEW WORLD – ELEKTROLUX

  • NEWS: TODD JAMES EXHIBITION

    By Freshness Magazine

    Along with artist Todd “REAS” James‘ immediate family, hundreds of well-wishers, included fellow artistsSteve “ESPO” PowersKAWSTomokazu “Matsu” MatsuyamaJose ParlaEric ElmsSuckadelic, and more packed Gering & Lopez Gallery last evening congratulate Jame’s debut solo exhibition in the U.S. Self-taught, Todd James’ extensive art works crossed across genres and mediums. Best known by his graffiti tag REAS, the New York City-base artist was instrumental at the height of the graffiti culture during the 1980s, which gave raise to other artists like FUTURA, Keith Haring, Kenny Scharf, and more… Later, James’ cartoonish design was translated onto other genres, from The Source magazine’s original logo, cover art for the Beastie Boys, to more recently, a collaboration collection with Stussy. In this, his solo exhibition, titled Make My Burden Lighter, James explored further the fallacy of the so-called “American Life”.  [Read More]

  • NEWS: CONTINENTAL GET LOUD AGAIN

    By Adam Rath – NY Press

    Before it doled out a fiveshots-for-$10 special designed to lure in passing college kids, Continental hosted some of New York’s most infamous punk shows. From 1991 when the club opened until 2006 when the plug was pulled on live music,The Ramones, Agnostic Front and The Cro- Mags were just some of the seminal local bands to take the dive bar’s stage. Fifteen years after opening the club, though, owner Trigger stopped hosting live shows in favor of pulling in a crowd that would pay for its drinks and enable him to keep the doors open. After more than three years of silence—save the sound that one too many Jaeger shots brings out of a New School freshman—Trigger is bringing music back to Continental for a onenight-only show featuring some of the club’s best-loved alumnus. [Read More]

  • NEWS: R.I.P. TEDDY PENDERGRASS

    By Jon Pareles – NY Times

    Teddy Pendergrass, the Philadelphia soul singer whose husky, potent baritone was one definition of R&B seduction in the 1970s but whose career was transformed in 1982 when he was severely paralyzed in an auto accident, died on Wednesday night in Bryn Mawr, Pa. He was 59. [Read More]

  • iwepa! @ Bar13

  • AltonMiller @ Bar13

  • SESSION 369: FUNKY SLICE 01.15.10

    MIxed by Snack & Cmish (Turntable Lab)

    01. Junei – Let’s Ride
    02. Bamboo – Hustlers Of Life
    03. Gulf Channel – Make Dance
    04. Ca$h – Giving My Love
    05. Dr. York – Don’t Stop
    06. So You Wanna Be a Star
    07. Direct Current – Everybody Here Must Party
    08. Rah Band – Winter Love
    09. Gong’s Gang – Gimme Your Love
    10. Rose Royce – Do Your Dance

  • DAILYSUMMARY: FRI, JAN 15, 2010


    Photo by Josh Derr

    Recent News
    A World of Megabeats and Megabytes – NY Times
    David Mancuso and the Loft (Placed, 2007) – Tim Lawrence

    Upcoming Radio Shows
     Monday: Funky Slice @ 8PM 
    Tuesday: Zakka Show @ 5PM 
    Wednesday: Halcyon Presents The BandWagon @ 7PM  New Show!
                             A1 Afterhours @ 9PM
    Thursday: Mo Music Mo Life@8PM
    Thursday: Bless Up @ 6PM

    New in the Radio Archive
    Mo Music Mo Life 01.07.10: Yaz Higasiya
    Zakka 01.12.10:  DJ BC
    FunkySlice  01.11.10: DJMonchan
    Zakka 01.05.10:  Cash
    FunkySlice  01.04.10: Sean Bee (Downtown)

  • SESSION 368: MOMUSICMOLIFE 01.07.10

    Mixed by Yaz Higashiya @ SoleFood NYC 

    01. Nomak – Geisha In The Days ft. Pismo
    02. Raashan Ahmad – If I
    03. Madlib – Distant Land
    04. The Sound Providers – Jazz at the Cove
    05. Mondo Grosso – Invisible Man (Liquid Black remix)
    06. Hi-Tek – The Sun God ft. Common & Vinia Mojica
    07. DJ Hasebe – Tae Me In
    08. Dwele – My Lova
    09. Lauryn Hill – Can’t Take My Eyes Off Of You
    10. Marc Mac – Tell Me Now ft. Marvin Gay

  • DAVID MANCUSO, THE LOFT BY TIM LAWRENCE

    By Tim Lawrence

    Like a soup or a bicycle or Wikipedia, the Loft is an amalgamation of parts that are weak in isolation, but joyful, revelatory and powerful when joined together. The first ingredient is the desire of a group of friends to want to get together and have some fun. The second element is the discovery of a room that has good acoustics and is comfortable for dancing, which means it should have rectangular dimensions, a reasonably high ceiling, a nice wooden floor and the possibility of privacy. The next building block is the sound system, which is most effective when it is simple, clean and warm, and when it isn’t pushed more than a fraction above 100 decibels (so that people’s ears don’t become tired or even damaged). After that, the room should be decorated, with balloons and a mirror ball offering a cheap and timeless solution, and because the party might last a long time, and because some friends might be hungry, a healthy spread of food and drink should also be prepared. Finally ? and this really is the last thing to get right, and can only follow once everything else is in place ? the friends will need someone to bring along some dance records. After that, it’s party time. [Read More]

  • SESSION 367: ZAKKA 01.12.10

    Mixed by BC (Guerrilla Sound System)

    01. Zapp – Computer Love
    02. Isley Jasper Isley – Caravan of Love
    03. Steely Dan – Black Cow
    04. Debarge – Stay With Me
    05. Grace Jones – My Jamaican Girl
    06. Carly Simon – Why
    07. Juicy – Sugar Free
    08. Curtis Mayfield – You’re So Good To Me
    09. Commodores – Girl, I Think The World About You
    10. Keni Burke – ONe Minute More

  • SESSION 366: FUNKY SLICE 01.11.10

    Mixed by DJMonchan

    01. Osunlade – Moonlight
    02. The House Builder – Life, Life, Life
    03. Ssion Clown – Asleazetone Disco Single (Original Mix)
    04. Fannypack – Cameltoe
    05. MC Shy D – Shake it (Remix)
    06. N.W.A – Dope Man
    07. World Class Wreckin’ Cru. – The Fly
    08. Spandau Ballet – Communication
    09. Space – Carry On, Turn Me On( The Time & Space Machine Remix)
    10. Space – Magic Fly

  • FourTet @ LPR

  • RGB @ MonkeyTown

  • SeanBee @ BeautyBar

    Sean Bee Mix 1 2

  • SESSION 365: ZAKKA 01.05.10

    Mixed by Cash

    01. Tranquility Bass – Cantamilla
    02. John Abercrombie – Parable
    03. Emerson, Lake & Palmer – From The Beginning
    04. Nemo – Darkest Day
    05. The Mighty Bop – Feeling Good
    06. Air – Modular Mix
    07. Smoke City – Underwater Love
    08. Uptight – Love From The Sun
    09. Eberhard Wever – Moana 1
    10. E-Z Roller – Tough At The Top

  • ReadeTruth @ Stay

  • Traxx @ MarketHotel

  • SESSION 364: FUNKY SLICE 01.04.10

    Mixed by  Sean Bee (Downtown)

    01. Ghost Town Edit – Love (Arrangement By The Citizen
    02. Lowrell – Mellow mellow (Right On)
    03. Ghost Town Edit – Hyperbolic
    04. Bob James – Nautilus
    05. Le Pamplemousse – Gimme What You Got
    06. Earth Wind & Fire – Fantasy
    07. Messengers Edit – Creative Love
    08. Tangoterje Edit – Give Me Your Love
    09. Barrabas – Wild Safari
    10. The Great Disco Bouzouki Band – Ouzo & Retsina