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A rather varied mix for our podcast this week, where House goes deep, progressive, minimal to techno. Below you will find the tracklist and brief description to Episode 25.

Episode 25 Tracklist

01.    Bloody Mary – Sed Non Satiata (Shonky Remix)
02.    Simon Baker -  Rock Da Beat (Original Mix)
03.    Mendo and Danny Serrano – Coconuts (Original Mix)
04.    Veitengruber – What A Day (Original Mix)
05.    Wesen and Khaan – Disconnected (Original Mix)
06.    Crookers – Put Your Hands On Me (Original Mix)
07.    R3hab and Addy van der Zwan – Get Get Down (Original Mix)
08.    Sharam – Say Yeah – (Album Version)
09.    DJ Delicious and Till West – NYPD (Funkerman Remix)
10.    Save The Robot – Mars Needs Time (Original Mix)
11.    Chris Hingher – Hellos (Original Mix)
12.    Hubert Flow – The Gala´s Harmony (Juan Carlos Herrera Remix)
13.    Heinrichs and Hirtenfellner – In Me Loop (Original Mix)

Starting things up in the mix is Sed Non Satiata by Bloody Mary; a steady-leveled song with deep-tech patterns and the male Spanish vocals of Argenis Brito. Simon Baker and his latest track Rock Da Beat mix in strong right after with a minimal-deep house melody that was cautiously placed over a heavy-bass line.  Needless to say, this one came out on 8bit. From there on the mix has enough energy to carry on through the tribal-tech sounds of Mendo & Danny Serrano and What A Day by Veitengruber, the heavier techno sound of Disconnect, and the famous “Get, get down… da-da-da-down! “  by R3hab and Addy van der Zwan; something to lighten-up the groove. On the dark side of the moon things get cold, progressive, and techy once again with beat-intensifiers like Yeah by Sharam, the Funkerman remix of NYPD, and the massive The Gaia´s Harmony, remixed by Juan Carlos Herrera to gather things up.

So there you have it. We hope you enjoy this week’s podcast and newest releases. If you are looking for more related music make sure to check out our store. See you next week!

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