
Mixed by Anthony Avatar
Mixed by Elbin Reyes
01.The Brother Johnson – Tokyo
02. Ned Doheny – Give It Up For Your Love
03. Yasuko Agawa – L.A.Night
04. Azymuth – Dear Limmertz
05. Gwen Guthrie – Love in Moderation
06. Los Charly’s Orchestra – Dancing On The Scene (feat Stuart Lisbie)
07. Sylvester – Give It Up (Don’t Make Me Wait)
08. Idris Muhsmmad – For Your Love
09. Champagne – Lovelock
10. Fatback Band – (Are You Ready) Do The Bus Stop
Mixed by MKL (Lion 1 Music) & Nutritious
Mixed by Greg Cuoco & DJ Spun (Rong Music)
Mixed by DJ Spun (Rong Music)

Mixed by DJ Joe D’Espinosa (Downtown 304)
01. Marvin Czubala & Acumen – Pauline
02. Phil Ascher ft SPRY – Textya (Lost Heroes Revision Congo Afrotech Version 1)
03. Tanya Louise – Deep In You (Stone Club Mix)
04. Maya Jane Coles – What They Say
05. Midnight Hours – Two
06. Dirty Jesus – Don’t Fuck With My Shit (Pete Herbert remix part 1)
07. Fierce Factor – Funky Horns (Remove Pop)
08. Seb Skalski ft Barry Salone – Better Way (Logo Side – Original Gospel Mix)
09. Session Victim – Tomorrow Night
10. Ralph Falcon ft Dorothy Mann – That Sound (Vox Mix)

Mixed by Anthony Avatar
Anthony Avatar
Anthony Avatar is the last of a dying breed, a true native New Yorker of almost three decades. Anthony was born & raised in the heart of downtown’s melting pot. Rhythm has always been a fundamental part of Anthony Avatar’s development. He can still call on his earliest memories of his neighborhood… Hip-Hop booming from boom-boxes, Deep House & Disco pumping out of car systems, meringue in passionate flight from apartment windows… and after dark when the mosaic of NYC nightlife seemingly fled to the legendary Roxy. As 1/3rd of the Boogie Brothers Collective, a group that made and played – purely on vinyl – music for people to dance to at spots like Hammerstein Ballroom, Norwood, Hotel QT (alongside Shane Daddy,) Apt (alongside Neil Aline,) and Canal Chapter whilea holding residencies at Leux De Gamin, Ella and Santos. Inspired by Wayne Ford, DJ Harvey, Mark Farina, Gene Farris, and Todd Terry, Antony still aims to be the humblest of crowd-pleasers. Also contributing to his creative influences are Anthony’s experiences skating for Zoo York & Supreme in ’97, B-Boying, reading, and doing Graffiti pre, post & all through the Giuliani era. When asked what his goal is when he performs, Anthony simply states, “ I want the guy in the corner that doesn’t even like dancing getting it ON!” (adapted from Bio by BVD)
He plays on Bless up
