• SESSION 914: MO MUSIC MO LIFE 05.11.11

    Mixed by Asahi Suzuki at Studio11 NYC

    01. Omar Sosa – Oda al Negro
    02. Pepe Bradock – Deep Burnt
    03. Freddie Hubbard – Little Sunflower
    04. Havana Cultura – La Revolucion Del Cuerpo Remix
    05. Herbert – The Audience
    06. Matthew herbert Big band & Dani Siciliano – The Audience
    07. The Five Corners Quintet – Unsquare Bossa
    08. Gotan Project – Last Tango In Paris
    09. Roos Jonker – New Dress
    10. Kitty Winter – New Morning
    11. The Jazz Invaders – Up and Out
    12. Radio Citizen – Summer Days (feat. Bajka)

  • DAILYSUMMARY: FRI, MAY 13, 2011


    Photo and Illustration by You and Neru

    New in the Radio Archive
    SESSION 913: SLOW DISCO SATURDAYS 03.19.11

    Recent News
    TICKETS FOR ¡WEPA! BANANA BOAT
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  • SESSION 913: SLOW DISCO SATURDAYS 03.19.11

    Mixed by Pets for Less & Bruce Tantum

    Pets for Less
    Pets for Less is a new duo on the disco front, consisting of friendsAlex Fish and Mike Fisher. The two only joined forces in January and share a creative spark both in the studio and behind the decks, so we’re very excited to hear what these fresh talents have in store for us (they’ve also promised to give us a rinse of some of their own, unreleased productions). Both seasoned DJs and producers in their own right, the two share a rich palette of musical tastes inspired by a lengthy number of artists and labels. However, of late they nod towards the Hot Natured nu disco sound, noting it captures their “general love for all things funky and trouble-making.” As innocent and sweet as their moniker entails, prepare for some badass-style disco this time around…

    Alex Fish (aka Holosound)
    Holosound (aka Alex Fish) is one of New York’s best-kept secrets. Ever since he emerged on the scene in 2004 as a two-man production, later becoming a one-man powerhouse, Holosound’s reputation for quality and consistency has permeated many corners of the global dance-music community and caught the attention of discerning club-goers and musicians alike. Following the exceptional success of Holosound’s monthly headlining night, “Citric,” at The Vault in New York City—a night which ran unbroken for four years straight—Alex and his former production partner,Noah Becker, launched Citric Recordings in 2008. With appearances from Tokyo to Toronto, Helsinki to London, Phuket to Estonia and all over North America—Alex has been turning heads and earning the respect of his fans and peers the world over. His unique style and knack for energizing dance-floors has also helped land Holosound gigs in support of many of the world’s top DJs—including Luke Fair, Satoshi Tomiie, Josh Wink, SOS, Kaskade, Audiofly, Desyn Masiello and others.

    Mike Fisher
    A recent Brooklyn transplant hailing from Washington DC, Mike Fisher has been a mover and shaker in the scene since 2003. As an established DJ he has played alongside the likes of big name headliners like M.A.N.D.Y., Matt Tolfrey, Lee Foss, to name a few. As one of the founders of the DC-based promotion crew, Mnmllife, he is one of the forces behind our capital’s growing dance music scene. Currently, the team is transitioning their brand into “Life,” steering away from the minimal sounds of the past and moving towards House and Disco’s warmer territory. In addition to being an active figure in the city’s nightlife, he is also boasts an esteemed background in music production having worked with the award winning artist Deep Dish as their studio engineer for 2 years, where he assisted in various labels such as Yoshitoshi and SCI+TEC Digital Audio.

    Bruce Tantum
    Does the name sound familiar? It should. DJ, journalist and all-round music-enthusiast, Tantum has been a fixture within the city’s electronic music scene since the days when clubs Studio 54, Limelight and Centro-Fly were alive and pumping. Today he is the main club editor for Time Out NY and has probably interviewed more DJs than the number of kernels in a bag of rice.

    He is an essential voice and reliable source for the music, artists and trends within this far-reaching electronic music culture, whether he is covering a new album, party or festival. On top of his talent for the written word he DJs too, gigging throughout the city from rooftops to radio shows and is also a frequent guest in the UK, regularly playing alongside the DJ History crew spearheaded by Bill Brewster and Frank Broughton. Although he doesn’t parade his DJ skills don’t underestimate hits modest profile – this guy has plenty of taste and plenty of talent.

  • SESSION 912: VINYLMANIA 05.10.11

    Mixed by DJ Monchan

    01. Sunshower
    02. Curtis Mayfield – Love Me (Right In The Pocket)
    03. Little Beaver – I Can Dig It Baby
    04. Curtis Mayfield – Underground
    05. Mulatu Astatke – Yekatit
    06. Orgone – It’s What You Do
    07. Lee Fields – Let A Man Do What He Wanna Do
    08. Rufus – Street Player
    09. Lillo Thomas – Breakin’ Down (Sugar Samba)
    10. First Choice – The Player

  • SESSION 911: THE BANDWAGON 03.30.11

    Mixed By Frank Olivo, Taimur

    Join the party at 57 Pearl Street in Dumbo, Brooklyn!!

    The Bandwagon

    The Bandwagon is halcyon’s All New Old-Timey Record Review and Talent Show! Each and every Two hour ride on The Bandwagon begins with halcyon the shoppe’s own high-flying Techno honcho in a poncho… the mysterious and often delirious Taimur Agha of BLK|Market Membership! Thrill to Taimur’s death-defying DJ feats as he balances beats live without a net on the www in his round up of the latest and greatest ear-catching, ground-shaking musical marvels from the far corners of the globe. Then, turn your attention to the center ring for The Bandwagon’s main attraction!… Direct from the far off nether regions of Brooklyn we bring you an astonishing cavalcade of talent never before assembled on one program – musical magicians, masterful minstrels and mystifying midi-freaks alike will be unveiled to your shock and awe with in-depth interviews and exclusive featured performances.

    halcyonline.com!

  • SESSION 910: FUNKY SLICE 05.09.11

    Mixed by Sean Bee (Downtown 161&304)

    01. Lonnie Liston Smoth – Expansions
    02. Son House – John The Revelator
    03. WAR – Slippin’ Into Darkness
    04. The Baby Huey Story – Hard Times
    05. George Benson – The World Is A Getto
    06. Tommie Young – Everybody’s Got A Little Devil In Their Soul
    07. Marvin Gaye – Mercy, Mercy, Me ( Classic NYC 12″ Mix )
    08. General Crock – Reality
    09. Earth, Wind & Fire – EVIL
    10. Double Trouble – People Are Changing

  • SESSION 909: NININJA 05.07.11

    Mixed by DJ Alfreako & Monchan

  • EVENTS: GALAKTIK GETS DISTANT: JON CUTLER

    Join the celebration of the birthdays of Distant Music CEO Jon Cutler & Galaktik’s own Tracy Baro!

    This is sure to be a special one as it will be the last loft party at douglas till september! Dont worry we have much more in store to keep you occupied this summer!

    Music By:
    Jon Cutler (Distant Music)
    Victor Casimir (Distant Music)
    Luis Baro (All About)
    Bradford James (Seed Recordings)

    Admission: $10 w/rsvp before midnite $15 After
    RSVP/info: brooklynjam@gmail.com

    Live broadcast on dailysession.com

  • SESSION 908: NININJA 05.07.11

    Mixed by Monchan

  • SESSION 907: SHAKEDOWN 05.05.11

    Mixed by Luis Baro (All About),Bradford James (Seed Recordings),Ali Coleman&Nutritious

  • SESSION 907: A1 AFTRHRS 05.04.11

    Mixed By DJ DJ & Ron Morelli

    01.Unknown
    02. Dr.John – Jet Set
    03. Jee Day – Snake Bite
    04. Unknown
    05. Strabow – Intersidereal Message
    06. Chris & Cosey – Love Cuts
    07. Unknown
    08. Unknown
    09. ORS – Moon Boots
    10. Aurra – It’s You
    11. Unknown
    12. Finger’s Inc – Distant Planet
    13. The Underground Solution – Luv Dancin’
    14. Cage&Aviary -Friday 14th

  • SESSION 906: MO MUSIC MO LIFE 04.31.11

    Mixed by Asahi Suzuki at Studio11 NYC

    01. The Invisible Session – To the Powerful
    02. Dday One – Gradually Dawn
    03. Gary Burton – Las Vegas Tango
    04. Damu The Fudgemunk – Pulse (inst)
    05. Precise Hero – Another Day
    06. Ahmad Jamal – Theme Bahamas
    07. Jack Mcduff – Ain’t no Sunshine
    08. Bill Withers – Ain’t No Sunshine
    09. Milt Jackson – Enchanted Lady
    10. Grant Green and Donald Byrd – House of the Rising Sun

  • SESSION 905: VINYLMANIA 05.03.11

    Mixed by Eric Lopez

    “This mix is dedicated to Charlie from Vinylmania Soundlibrary Crew”

    01. Maynard Ferguson – Pagliacci (Joaquin Joe Claussell Overdub)
    02. Kleeer – Keeep Your Body Workin’
    03. Macho – I ‘m A Man
    04. Lorraine Johnson – Feed The Flame
    05. Diana Ross – The Boss
    06. Fat Larry’s Band – Lookin’ For Love
    07. Me My Fellas Edit – Groove Me Your Dove (Inst)
    08. Roller Boogie Edit – I Don’t Know
    09. The Quick – Zulus
    10. Ramona Brooks – I Don’t Want You Back

  • SESSION 904: ZAKKA 05.03.11

    Mixed by Ole Koretsky (Jetlag)

    01. Quincy Jones – Razzamattaz
    02. Shakatak – Down on the Street (Dance Mix)
    03. Big Audio Dynamite II – The Globe
    04. M|A|R|R|S – Pump Up The Volume
    05. The Human League – Shameless
    06. The Human League – Cruel
    07. Modern Talking – The Night Is Yours
    08. Hot Chip – Over and Over…
    09. Richie Rich – Salsa House
    10. Julee Cruise – Rockin’ Back Inside My Heart

  • INTERVIEWS: ELBIN REYES (PRE PARTY RADIO)


    Photo by Masashi Fujumura

    Interviewee – Elbin Reyes
    Interviewer – Sean Bee

  • EVENTS: BEATS & BBQ

    Beats & BBQ to Celebrate its Fourth Year of Soulful Dance Music, BBQ and You !

    On Monday, May 30, 2011 from 3-10 pm at LP& Harmony (683 Grand Street), Beats & BBQ will kick off its fourth season providing the Williamsburg, Brooklyn community its successful combination of “Soulful Dance Music, BBQ and You”. With each beverage purchase, patrons are entitled to a plate of free bbq, expertly grilled by Dustin Smallheer of Daddy’s Little Grill. Music is provided by DJs Jose G (Pre Party Radio), Ali Coleman (Voice of Voices NYC), Siren (Save the Robots), Kyle McNeil (Art for Progress / WBAI 99.5 FM), Dawn Anesta (Soul Fire), Ruby Red(Velvet Factory Productions), and Go Kiryu (Lion One Music).

    Since 2007, Beats & BBQ has been a grassroots event that takes place on the holidays of the summer season (Memorial Day, 4th of July, Labor Day). It is a co-production by Deepdance Promotions and LP & Harmony bar. We produce this event to promote community and togetherness through good food, good dance music, and good cheer from our patrons. Fusicology is a proud media sponsor of this event. For additional info email acidreg@gmail.com

  • NEW RELEASES: MONOPHONICS – LIKE YESTERDAY

    Monophonics – Like Yesterday 7” Single

    April 19th, 2011

    A. Monophonics – “Like Yesterday”


    B. Destruments – “Freedom”

    A simply killer 45 from the bay area’s finest funk band, Monophonics. “Like Yesterday” is a monster A-side, which was recorded at the legendary Killion Studios in LA. While the B-Side, “Freedom” by Destruments is a beautifully soulful instrumental track.

    ARTIST INFO

    Over the past five years, Monophonics have staked their claim as the San Francisco Bay Area’s premier funk/soul band. Raised amid the city’s rich musical culture, these young musicians proudly carry on the tradition of music native to their hometown.

    Monophonics were formed in 2005; originally an instrumental ensemble comprised of guitarist Ian McDonald, bassist Myles O’Mahony, saxophonist Alex Baky, trumpeter Ryan Scott, and drummer Austin Bohlman, the band has recently added the dynamic soul vocals of keyboardist Kelly Finnigan. The result is psychedelic soul & heavy duty funk, which harks back to the stylings of the late 60’s and early 70’s, all while keeping its feet planted in the present.

    As a mainstay of San Francisco venues such as the Boom Boom Room and the Independent, the Monophonics have created a national buzz and fervent local following, sharing the stage & bill with such names as Soulive, Macy Gray, Budos Band, George Porter, Archie Bell, Blues Traveler, Dirty Dozen Brass Band, Dumpstafunk, Idris Muhammad and many more. Their recording credits include tracks with the The New Mastersounds and Karl Denson (Karl Denson’s Tiny Universe, Grey Boy All-Stars) who’s also featured on their latest release and second album, Into the Infrasounds. The album also includes musical guests Mic Gillete of Tower of Power & Jonathan Korty of Vinyl. Their touring schedule has brought their signature rowdy, hard-hitting live set to over 400 dates from California to Mississippi, as well as major music festivals including High Sierra, Joshua Tree and Las Tortugas. Additionally, the ensemble has established itself as yearly residents at the legendary New Orleans Jazz Festival. They have been featured in various magazines including Relix’s “On the Rise” section, and in 2007, were awarded best Funk/Soul/R&B band in SF Weekly’s “Best of the Bay Awards.”

    In early 2011, the group will showcase their new sound with the release of a 7” entitled “Like Yesterday,” for Colemine Records. The record will feature members of the Los Angeles based funk group Orgone, and will be distributed across the United States, Europe and Japan. Also in 2011, Monophonics will complete their third album to date, lacing the sounds of early 70’s and late 60’s soul with fuzzy guitars, freaky synthesizers, hard- driving horns and gritty vocals, a sonic testimony to the evolution of this six-piece unit.

    iTunes – Monophonics – Like Yesterday
    YouTube – Monophonics – Like Yesterday 45
    Colemine Records on Facebook
    Monophonics on Facebook

  • SESSION 903: FUNKY SLICE 05.02.11

    Mixed By DJ Alfreako

    01. J-Live – Them That’s Not
    02. EDOT aka Erldotcom – Radio
    03. Massinfluence – Analyze
    04. Dilated Peoples – The Platform
    05. M-Boogie feat. buckshot – The Real
    06.Soulaive – Bridge To Dama ( Dirty )
    07. Sylvia Striplin – Give Me Your Love
    08. Rocket – Come Together
    09. Sinnamon – Thanks To You
    10. Kenix feat. Bobbyyoungblood – There’s Never Been ( No One Like You – Long ver. )

  • SESSION 902: SLOW DISCO SATURDAYS 02.05.11

    Mixed by Jkriv, Son Of Sound

    Jkriv (Deep&Disco)
    JKriv (Jason Kriveloff) is a man of many musical hats. As a founding member, bass-player, and co-songwriter/producer for the live-house band Tortured Soul, he has toured the world and contributed to staples of the 2000-something deep house oevre. Lately he’s been collecting his forays into the world of DJing and production under the moniker DEEP&DISCO, which aptly describes the sound and style that informs his musical approach. Having amassed a sizeable following of discophiles around the globe through his signature-crafted Disco edits (yes, those!), 2011 will see the launch of Deep&Disco Recordings, a home for both his original productions and contributions from Lou Teti, Blacklodge, Sleazy McQueen, Space Ranger and more. Additionally, J is a lover of small animals, fountain cokes, and long walks through rat-infested, trash-covered Brooklyn streets.

    Son Of Sound (Speak Recordings | NYC)
    If creative synergy can be traced to a specific time and place, New York during the turn of the ’80s would be the influential epicenter for producer/DJ Henry Maldonado aka Son of Sound. Born into a social and economically turbulent, Disco crazed New York City in July of ’71, Henry’s early musical influence would come in the form of house parties. His father, Enrique Maldonado, a Latin percussionist with an eclectic record collection was the maestro in charge of programming a steady diet of Disco, Soul and of course Latin.Henry’s prominent experiences would derive from the Post-Disco/pre-Hip-Hop, generation-X epoch of the early ’80s. Hip-Hop had spread beyond the Bronx and into the remaining boroughs. Disco was fighting for its survival, fusing with Punk Rock, Salsa, Electro and Rap. Electro pioneers such as Kraftwerk, Man Parrish and Arthur Baker laid the template for electronic dance music. Radio mix-show DJ’s such as John “Jelly Bean” Benitez, Red Alert, Latin Rascals and Tony Humphries would serve as Henry’s mentors in the art of the mix.

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  • PHOTO: INTERVIEWS AT DOWNTOWN 161

  • SESSION 901: THE BANDWAGON 03.23.11

    Mixed by Taimur Agha (BLK|Market Membership/halcyon) & Clockwork(Hot Creations/Life & Death Brooklyn)

    Clockwork (Hot Creations / Life & Death Brooklyn)
    Francesco Leali and Federico Maccherone aka Clockwork met at the age of 15 both growing up in the suburbs of Milan. Francesco’s music interests and qualifications range from twelve years studying percussion at the Milanese conservatory, to a degree in music marketing and artist promotion. Federico on the other hand started as a label founder, later deciding to follow his true passion moving to New York to start playing in underground clubs immediately making a name for himself. Their music is driven by anything varying from ’80s Disco music to chugging Techno. Their sound is mainly characterized by bouncy and decisive analog bass lines combined to rhythmic drum patterns, all mainly inspired by music from the ’60s ’70s and ’80s.

    The Bandwagon
    The Bandwagon is halcyon’s All New Old-Timey Record Review and Talent Show! Each and every Two hour ride on The Bandwagon begins with halcyon the shoppe’s own high-flying Techno honcho in a poncho… the mysterious and often delirious Taimur Agha of BLK|Market Membership! Thrill to Taimur’s death-defying DJ feats as he balances beats live without a net on the www in his round up of the latest and greatest ear-catching, ground-shaking musical marvels from the far corners of the globe. Then, turn your attention to the center ring for The Bandwagon’s main attraction!… Direct from the far off nether regions of Brooklyn we bring you an astonishing cavalcade of talent never before assembled on one program – musical magicians, masterful minstrels and mystifying midi-freaks alike will be unveiled to your shock and awe with in-depth interviews and exclusive featured performances.

  • INTERVIEW: LINDA PERRONE (DOWNTOWN 161)


    Photo by Masashi Fujumura

    Interviewee – Linda Perrone
    Interviewer – Sean Bee

  • DAILYSUMMARY: FRI, APR 29, 2011


    Photo by Miwa Hirakuri

    New in the Radio Archive
    SESSION 899: VINYLMANIA – Monchan
    SESSION 898: ZAKKA – Ali Coleman

    New in Interviews
    JOE D’ESPINOSA (DOWNTOWN 304)
    CHARLIE GRAPPONE (VINYLMANIA)

    Recent News
    NEW RELEASE FROM L.I.E.S. STEVE MOORE
    NEWS: LIFE’S MASTERPIECE BY ANTONIO OCASIO

    Upcoming Live Radio Shows
    Friday: Goodrecord NYC @ 8pm~10pm
    Friday: Wepa @ 10pm~12am
    Monday: Funkyslice @ 8pm~10pm
    Tuesday: Zakka @ 4pm~6pm
    Tuesday: Vinylmania @ 8:30pm~10:30pm

  • INTERVIEW: JOE D’ESPINOSA (DOWNTOWN 304)


    Photo by Masashi Fujumura

    Interviewee – Joe D’Espinosa
    Interviewer – Sean Bee

  • SESSION 899: VINYLMANIA 04.26.11

    Mixed by DJ Monchan

    01. The Rolling Stones – (I Can’t Get No) Satisfaction
    02. The Beatles – Come Together
    03. Jimi Hedrix – Crosstown Traffic
    04. David Bowie – Lady Stardust
    05. The Velvet Underground – Rock & Roll
    06. The Police – Hole In My Life
    07. Recloose – Insomnia In Dub
    08. Jimpster – Alsace & Lorraine (Ripperton Remix)
    09. 8 Channels – Jazzatron
    10. Deepak Sharma + Dieter Krause – Wolkreise (Dj Qu Remix)

  • SESSION 898: ZAKKA 04.26.11

    Mixed by Ali Coleman (Voice of Voice)

    01. Hosana Littlebird –  Rain Dancer
    02. Guti – Every Cow Has A Bird
    03. Dj Eff Feat.Mili –  Nawe (The Wizard Brian Coxx)
    04. Monique Bingham – You, Me, World
    05. Rasmus Faber Feat. Dyanna Fearon– Give It Time
    06. Justin Martin – Night Owl
    07. Mark Dimeo – Deepest Dub Inst.(S.W.O)
    08. Moba Sound Feat. Lucy May – Lasttime
    09. Infinite Boys – Marimba Soul(Afrotechmix)
    10. Gibson Brothers – What A Life

  • INTERVIEW: CHARLIE GRAPPONE (VINYLMANIA)


    Photo by Masashi Fujumura

    Interviewee – Charlie Grappone
    Interviewer – Sean Bee

  • SESSION 897: FUNKY SLICE 04.25.11

    Mixed by Earl Broclo Esq

    01. Billy Preston – Outa Space
    02. Stevie Wonder – Superstition
    03. The Brothers Johnson – Get The Funk Out Ma Face
    04. The Temptations – I Need You
    05. Grover Washington Jr. – Maeterpiece
    06. Gil Scott-Heron & Brian Jackson – A Lovely Day
    07. Donald Byrd – I Love The Girl
    08. Richard “Groove” Hoimes – How Insensitive
    09. Frankline Ajaye – Don’t Smoke Dope, Fry Your Hair!
    10. James Brown – I Got to Move

  • NEWS: NEW RELEASE FROM L.I.E.S. STEVE MOORE

    New release from L.I.E.S.(LONG ISLAND ELECTRICAL SYSTEMS)

    Steve Moore
    A1. Zero-Point Field
    B1. Frigia

    Here is the  2nd release.

    Two Dogs in a House-Next to You (L.I.E.S. 002) by L.I.E.S.

    Two Dogs in a House-5th Floor (L.I.E.S. 002) by L.I.E.S.

  • SESSION 896: SLOW DISCO SATURDAYS 01.08.11

    Mixed by Beg To Differ (aka My Cousin Roy and Nick Chacona), Matthew Moffe

    My Cousin Roy (The Wurst Music Co.)
    Roy Dank (aka My Cousin Roy) is the mind behind the “Wurst Edits,” imprint. The New York label, which launched in 2006 boasted radical reworkings of yesteryear’s clandestine disco by the likes of label head Roy Dank aka My Cousin Roy and his talented friends, including Runaway, who went on to produced acclaimed releases for DFA and Rekids; the multi-talented producer, DJ and illustrator Doug Lee aka Lee Douglas, Douglas Sound and one-half of TBD (with Justin Vandervolgen) and Stallions (with Lovefingers); and Eamon Harkin, part of the NYC party juggernaut that is Sunday Best and Mister Saturday Night. The edits received support from esteemed DJs as far as wide as 2ManyDJs, Carl Craig, Harvey, Erol Alkan, James Murphy, Simian Mobile Disco, and Tim Sweeney, amongst many others. In early 2009, Roy teamed up with designers Josh Clancy and Travis Stearns to take the label’s visual aeshetic to the proverbial next level. Come July of that year, the label evolved into The Wurst Music Co with the release of Brennan Green’s My First House, quite possibly the cult producer’s most dance floor savvy work to date. Wurst has gone from strength to strength since with releases from Neurotic Drum Band, Reade Truth, Great Weekend, and Ulysses. The Wurst Has Yet To Come…

    Nick Chacona (Hector Works)
    Nick Chacona is one of New York’s disco-house mainstays and over the course of his 15-year career as a DJ and producer has become one of the city’s most respected underground talents within its vibrant dance music scene. In a DJ capacity, Nick is as versatile as you will find. He began spinning over 15 years ago, strictly playing reggae but shortly thereafter fell in love with House & Disco. Never one to let the crowd down, Nick’s sets are filled with energy, finesse, and diversity flowing from Nu Disco, House, Techno, Italo and classics—whatever is required in the moment. He has played across the US from NY to San Francisco, as well as Brazil, Germany, Spain, Poland, Romania, Belgium, Sweden, Serbia, Holland, and the UK. His production skills are just as dynamic as his style behind the decks and over the course of his career has spread his skills far and wide and garnered a lengthy discography under his belt. Over the years his productions have grown to encompass elements of sound from across the world of dance music, melding the arpeggiated sounds of Rimini, the trackiness of Chicago, minimalism of Berlin, and dubbed out vibes of Kingston, Jamaica sometimes in the same track. He began producing in 1999 under the Version Eternal moniker for NY label Homestyle Cooking. Since that time Nick has gone on to release tracks on renowned labels Mood Music, 2020 Vision, Ben Watt’s Buzzin Fly, Saw, Dogtown, Bearfunk, and the inaugural release for Prins Thomas’s Internasjonal.

    Matthew Moffre (Drrtyhaze)
    Matthew Moffre, a former (and self-acclaimed) “Shelter head” has been a staple on the scene as a DJ for roughly 18 years. Best known as one-half of the Drrtyhaze duo, Moffre, alongside his production partner have been actively producing since 2006, currently boasting a lengthy discography of original productions and remixes. At the turn of the New Year the team has a slew of exciting new releases on respected international labels such as UK’s Redux and Under the Shade as well as Germany’s Tirk and Redux imprints. In addition to their avid music making the two are frequent guests at parties such as the legendary classic school house-based Play It Loud series. When running solo Moffre goes under the Love Tempo moniker, which he also dubs his monthly party now nearing its one-year mark. His tracks and mixes can be found onwww.beatsandwords.com.

  • DAILYSUMMARY: MON, APR 25, 2011


    Photo by Joe’s Nyc

    New in the Radio Archive
    SESSION 895: THE BANDWAGON – Taimur Agha,Anthony Parasole & Joey Anderson
    SESSION 894: GLOBALSESSION – DJ Marihito

    Upcoming Live Radio Shows
    Monday: Funkyslice @ 8pm~10pm
    Tuesday: Zakka @ 4pm~6pm
    Wednesday: A-1 Record @ 9:30pm~11:30pm
    Thursday: Bless Up @ 6pm~9pm

  • SESSION 895: THE BANDWAGON 03.16.11

    Mixed by Taimur Agha,Anthony Parasole(Deconstruct/halcyon) & Joey Anderson (Inmeg)

    Anthony Parasole
    Born and raised in Brooklyn, Anthony Parasole has had a lifelong love affair with electronic music. Listening to radio shows playing the early dance tracks from New York, Chicago, and Detroit that really perked up his ears. His earliest experiences at the New York clubs and Storm Raves really blew his mind wide open. Not content to just be another party kid, Anthony began scouring the record stores for all of his favorite tracks. From the late-80?s to the mid- 90?s, Parasole was also huge into hip-hop. His engulfment in this gritty New York street-music is an influence on his style to this day.

    From 2003 to 2007, Anthony was a buyer at the Halcyon record store. Through Halcyon, a real pillar of the scene in NYC, Parasole made many contacts, and of course, multiplied the size of his record collection by carefully selecting all the best records from the store. He threw the “New Jack City” party at APT with his co-workers at Halcyon, bringing in The Martinez Brothers for the first NYC gig, Slam Mode, MkL, Adultnapper, Nick Chacona, Todd Sines, Brennan Green, and many more. This party really increased Anthony’s exposure in New York, and led to many gigs at bigger clubs, including opening slots for Derrick May, Cajmere, and Layo and Bushwacka. 2008 was a great year for Anthony. He launched the Deconstruct record label with his partner Levon Vincent. DEC-001 “Invisible Bitchslap” by Levon Vincent sold out in one week, and immediately put the label on the map, being charted by Marcel Dettmann, Shed, and Jan Krueger. Hardwax and other influential stores are clamoring for more! Parasole also founded the House-N-Home loft-party series with partner Bryan Kasenic. They’ve already thrown successful parties with Jus-Ed, Brothers’ Vibe, DJ Qu, Fred P, and Adultnapper, and will play host to Move D and other artists from the cutting edge of house and techno music in 2009. Anthony is currently working his own original productions due to come out later this year!

    The Bandwagon
    The Bandwagon is halcyon’s All New Old-Timey Record Review and Talent Show! Each and every Two hour ride on The Bandwagon begins with halcyon the shoppe’s own high-flying Techno honcho in a poncho… the mysterious and often delirious Taimur Agha of BLK|Market Membership! Thrill to Taimur’s death-defying DJ feats as he balances beats live without a net on the www in his round up of the latest and greatest ear-catching, ground-shaking musical marvels from the far corners of the globe. Then, turn your attention to the center ring for The Bandwagon’s main attraction!… Direct from the far off nether regions of Brooklyn we bring you an astonishing cavalcade of talent never before assembled on one program – musical magicians, masterful minstrels and mystifying midi-freaks alike will be unveiled to your shock and awe with in-depth interviews and exclusive featured performances.

  • SESSION 894: GLOBALSESSION 04.24.11

    Mixed by DJ Marihito (Concent Producton/ Meme Antenna)

    1. Burial – Night Bus
    2. Amon Tobin – Easy Muffin
    3. Boards of Canada – Kid For Today
    4. Kruder & Dorfmeister – High Noon
    5. Autechre – Cichll
    6. Burial – Southern Comfort
    7. Mr Oizo – Inside
    8. Mortinez Brothers – My Rendition
    9. Morphosis – Yaam
    10. Massive Attack – Protection Mad Professor Remix

  • DAILYSUMMARY: SAT, APR 23, 2011


    Photo by Blue Jake

    New in the Radio Archive
    SESSION 893: SHAKEDOWN – Rob Paine & Ali Coleman
    SESSION 882: A1 AFTRHRS – Donald Lassiter & Ron Morelli
    SESSION 891: BLESS UP – Human, Rock-N-Ruin, Lifeline, Winter
    SESSION 890: VINYLMANIA – DJ Monchan

    Recent News
    NEWS: LIFE’S MASTERPIECE BY ANTONIO OCASIO

    Upcoming Live Radio Shows
    Monday: Funkyslice @ 8pm~10pm
    Tuesday: Zakka @ 4pm~6pm
    Wednesday: A-1 Record @ 9:30pm~11:30pm
    Wednesday: Shakedown @ 12:00am~4am
    Thursday: Bless Up @ 6pm~9pm
    Friday: Goodrecord NYC @ 8pm~10pm

  • SESSION 893: SHAKEDOWN 04.20.11

    Mixed by Rob Paine & Ali Coleman

    Removed by Request.

  • SESSION 892: A1 AFTRHRS 04.20.11

    Mixed By Donald Lassiter & Ron Morelli

    01. Gray – Unknown
    02. Fil Sonik – Slavery
    03. Roland Clark – Shelter Anthem Vox
    04. Sole Kitchen – From Your Soul
    05. Black Coffee Feat. Thiwe – Crazy (Quentin Harris remix)
    06. Black Coffee Feat. Thiwe – Crazy
    07. Electric Minds – Go Bang
    08. Nine Clowd – Unknown
    09. Master C&J – Face It
    10. Kurt Harmon Project – Comin Back
    11. Jephte Guillaume – Tet Kale Beats
    12. Justin Harris – Moon ( Justin Harris 125 Mix)
    13. Lady Blacktronika – Good Dick
    14. Solomun – Love Recycled
    15. Wrap 9 – Light Years Away

  • SESSION 891: BLESS UP 04.07.11


    Mixed by Human, Rock-N-Ruin, Lifeline, Winter


    Rack-N-Ruin (Black Butter | UK)

    Considered by iDJ magazine as “One of the most exciting producers working in the London bass scene…” Rack-N-Ruin is a formidable force in  underground dance music. Working at various tempos with a heady grip of established artists and remix producers, Rack-N-Ruin is a dj/producer on the move. Known for carving his way neatly through haunting electro-organs and dramatic synth-stabs, his production seems to demand ‘hands in the air’ moments at every turn, while his genre-crossing DJ sets call for all out dance floor warfare. With clean, super solid productions,  hard hitting breaks ranging in tempo from 100-140, serious sub-bass weight and the intertwined, unmistakable raw elements of Reggae and Dubstep that have permeated electronic music of late, Rack-N-Ruin comes correct. With a relentless release schedule, Rack-N-Ruin’s remix credits include Nas & Damien Marley, I Blame Coco, Aggro Santos, The Nextmen feat. Groove Armada & Ms. Dynamite, Zero 7, and The Freestylers. His recent releases have harnessed the support of BBC’s Annie Mac, Nick Grimshaw, Kissy Sell-Out, Toddla T, Dj Zinc, Fake Blood, Shy FX, Jack Beats, Boy 8-Bit, and many more. With future projects line up including collaborations with Island Records, Ministry Of Sound, Southern Fried Records,  Fat! Records, MC Navigator, Slarta John (Basement Jaxx) , new vocalist Jessie Ware, and many more established vocalists and artists, Rack-N-Ruin is on the fast track. Armed with an arsenal of exclusive dubs, Rack-N-Ruin is setting out on US and EU tours, hitting hard in the streets, the clubs and on air.

  • SESSION 890: VINYLMANIA 04.21.11

    Mixed by DJ Monchan

    01. Friends From Rio – Vera Cruz (4 Hero Mix)
    02. Jazznova – MWELA,MWELA (Here I Am)
    03. Aedena Cycle – Weep For Me
    04. The Carlos Sanchez Movement – Flying High (Got To Keep On – Joe And Boyd’s Heart & Mind Mix)
    05. Andre Zimma – Hope Is On The Way Feat. Terry Lonque
    06. Don’t Stop Dance
    07. Rinder & Lewis – Lover Potion
    08. Murcus Antonius – On The Run
    09. Space Bass
    10. Ajello – Windy Disco

  • DAILYSUMMARY: WED, APR 20, 2011


    Photo by James Maher – New York Photography

    New in the Radio Archive
    SESSION 889: ZAKKA – DJ Palo Mayombe

    Recent News
    NEWS: LIFE’S MASTERPIECE BY ANTONIO OCASIO
    NEWS: TODAY IS 420 SMOKER’S DAY

    New in the Photo Gallery
    PICS: ZAKKA: TUE, APR 19, 2011

    Upcoming Live Radio Shows
    Wednesday: The Bandwagon @ 7pm~9pm
    Wednesday: A-1 Record @ 9:30pm~11:30pm
    Wednesday: Shakedown @ 11:30pm~4am
    Thursday: Bless Up @ 6pm~9pm
    Friday: Goodrecord NYC @ 8pm~10pm

  • NEWS: TODAY IS 420 SMOKER’S DAY

    By ELLEN TUMPOSKY – abc News

    At 4:20 p.m. today—in whatever time zone they happen to be in—pot-smokers will be lighting up to celebrate an unofficial holiday whose origins are debated by stoners with time on their hands.

    Does 420 refer to a police code for illegal marijuana use? Is it a veiled allusion to the number of chemicals in cannabis? Or maybe it’s teatime in Amsterdam, the global spiritual home of marijuana smokers. Don’t forget that April 20 is Hitler’s birthday, so that must have something to do with it.

    And how do you spell this holiday anyway—420, 4-20, or 4/20? [Read More]

  • SESSION 889: ZAKKA 04.19.11

    Mixed by DJ Palo Mayombe

  • PICS: ZAKKA: TUE, APR 19, 2011

    Zakka session by Ulise

    Photos by Daichi

  • DAILYSUMMARY: TUE, APR 19, 2011


    Photo by Miwa Hirakuri

    New in the Radio Archive
    SESSION 888: FUNKY SLICE BY Mixed  by Mr.Deba

    Recent News
    NEWS: A CD-ONLY MUSIC STORE
    NEWS: VINYL GETS SECOND LIFE IN A BROOKLYN FACTORY
    PICS: ZAKKA: TUE, APR 12, 2011 – Dr. Shazzbots

    Upcoming Live Radio Shows
    Wednesday: The Bandwagon @ 7pm~9pm
    Wednesday: A-1 Record @ 9:30pm~11:30pm
    Wednesday: Shakedown @ 11:30pm~4am
    Thursday: Bless Up @ 6pm~9pm
    Friday: Goodrecord NYC @ 8pm~10pm

  • NEWS: VINYL GETS SECOND LIFE IN A BROOKLYN FACTORY

    By KRISTOFER RÍOS from NY times

    In an industrial and uninviting stretch of Brooklyn, near several strip clubs and a factory that makes electrical tubing, Thomas Bernich’s small plant recycles vinyl and preserves a fading piece of history. In fact, Mr. Bernich’s workplace in Sunset Park is one of the few of its kind in New York City and in the country.

    Inside the one-story, red-brick factory on 42nd Street, boxes of discarded albums from used-record stores are piled high on wooden pallets, awaiting their end and a new beginning.

    [Read More]