We have oriented Episode #27 of our podcast to the clubbers; focusing more on the commercial side of House music with rhythms that will make you a dancer.
Getting featured this week on our podcast are songs by artists like Kid Massive, Malente & Dex, Peter Brown, Armand Van Hedlen with the Punk Phenomenon, incl. Starkillers 2010 mix & more.
Welcome to Episode 26 of our DJTUNES podcast. Christmas is around the corner, meaning it is the time of the year to give. And aren’t we full of surprises for you.
This week we have included in our mix the newest from artists like Tiefschwarz (Cocoon), Edu Imbernon and Samuel Knob (Trapez Ltd), D. Ramirez (Slave Recordings), Wally Lopez (The Factoria) & many more. Also included are the remixes of Hugo and Super Flu; Format B ? Hot Rod (Hugo Remix) and Pascal Vert ? Ex & Hopp (Super Flu Remix).
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.
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!
DJTUNES All-Star Team
Welcome with open arms our Episode 24 of our podcast. This keeps a strong deep/tech-house sound all throughout the mix. Read below for its tracklist a detailed breakdown.
Episode 24 Tracklist
01. Yakine - Stickney (Julian Chaptal Remix)
02. Coyu and Edu Imbernon - Morena (Original Mix)
03. Johnny D - Gardaness (Original Mix)
04. M.in and Patrick Kunkel - Frauen und Blumen (Original Mix)
05. Kiko and Gino´s Eklektisch - Pink Loco (Uner Remix)
06. Steve Bug - Zero Balance (Original Mix)
07. Betoko - Hoook (Martinez Remix)
08. Burrini - Vazidi (Original Mix)
09. Deetron - Orange (Original Mix)
10. Dj Eako vs. Peppe Nastri - All I Need (Emanuele Esposito Remix)
11. Markus Meinhardt - Drive It Mad Max (Super Flu Remix)
12. Abe Duque - What Happened? (Original Mix)
The energy level on episode 24 kicks in strong straight from the beginning.
Stickney (Julien Chaptal Remix) by Jakine introduces juicy tribal-tech beats
to be followed by Morena from Coyu & Edu Imbernon. Morena gives the mix a
memorable bass level that is layered right under the mourns of a gypsy woman
and flamenco guitar.
The sounds eventually grows harder to rolling tech-house thuds perceived in
Pink Loco (Uner Remix), Hoook (Martinez Remix), and of course Orange by
Deetron. The mix gradually comes down from its peak, drives by Super Flu’s
remix of Drive It Mad Max and ends up with a real groovy, dubby, and spacey
track Abe Duque - What happened. This track just leaves you floating like a
bubble in space, asking yourself: “Really, what the f*ck happened?” 
Thanks for stopping by. We really hope you enjoy this podcast and let us
hear your thoughts on it!
- with love from DJTUNES
The mix starts out with Margaret on a long dark journey with hopes to reach
Ayomide - a land full of spirits and drums whose leader goes by the name of Gorge, and is known to be close friends of Oxia, a man who released his whole life on 8Bit. Summons and chants grew larger now, as walking through the land of tribes, but did not last long. Repetitive voices calling for banana peels and minimal-tech sounds took over our mix’s core; who eventually caught the super flu, and brought him back to the tech in the house. Paolo Driver & Stoned Chicken came around right after, and brought a heavy-thumping bass that gave back the mix its feelin’ and chunk in no time. “It all came back like gritos del alma!?, described the mix as it crafted its techno energy further to a strange saxophone melody in the background. The dawn was approaching and it was time to meet the undertaker, Robert G. Roy. Together they planned to confront Pan-Pot and Damian Lazarus to end the set spinnin’.
Tune-in next week to find out what happens next!..
DJTUNES All-Star Team
Deep takes over the House on this week’s DJTUNES podcast. Read the journey of this week’s mix.
After the progressive and tech adventures of last week, our mix kicks off slow and deep this time around; carrying only but plastic cups to his final destination. Using its shadow machine the mix goes on wanting to reach Babylon, but once there dark tribal sounds take over. “Once in your desired location you will never die”, said Danny Casarano & Felipe Valenzuela. From there on, the mix evolved to its tech-house stage inspired by Kiiroy’s Sangre Purpora. “Now what? We are almost here, in black, feeling like a moskito in Curpa Gold, and still no sign Gemini! How can I now continue with my trip to heaven?!”
We hope you enjoy the music of this weeks podcast, along with its
adventures. Tune-in next week to find out what happens next!..
DJTUNES All-Star Team
Genre-warping electronic music adventurer Wippenberg (a.k.a. Olaf Dieckmann) has been supplying the world’s dancefloors with audio titans for close to 15 years.
Most recently renowned for his productions including the neo-classic ‘Chakalaka’, ‘Drumster’, and his ‘Wippenberg presents Sphaera’ releases ‘Front’ & ‘Back’, his music hazes the multiple boundaries of house, electro, trance and techno. This unique composite electronic blend is now spun by the widest imaginable cross-section of DJs… He’s championed as much by Eric Prydz, Angelo & Ingrosso, Tocadisco and Pete Tong in 2009, as he is by Tiësto and Armin Van Buuren. This casts Wippenberg as one of, if not, the most diverse DJ/producer in today’s EDM universe. In 2004 Olaf released the two ‘Elemental EPs’, which included the tracks ‘Fire’, ‘Water’, ‘Earth’ and ‘Air’. They drew strong support from the highest echelons of the DJ hierarchy and pushed the Wippenberg name firmly into the headlines.
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Welcome to another edition of the DJTUNES podcast. We want to apologize for
the belated DJ-Mix, but our servers were unfortunately down for a few days.
We promise you however that Episode #21 might just be one of the best
podcast this month.
Inside this mix you’ll find 13-brand new tracks that will pretty much make
you smarter, more well rounded, and a better person. All from well-known
artist like Oliver Koletzki, Oxia, Alex Kenji, Roman Tapia, X Press 2 and
many more.
We are once again back to our regular schedule, and expect this week to get
twice the action from our podcast. Coming soon on Thursday is Episode #22!
Keep dancing,
DJTUNES All-Star Team
Olivier Raymond, born 1971 in Grenoble (France), got into “black music”
(disco & funk) in his early teens. During the collage years Olivier
befriended Stephane Deschezeaux, another young man passionate about this
music. They made their debut on a local radio station broadcasting a radio
show dedicated to Funk. Olivier, only 15 years old, started mixing.
Olivier’s mixes were influenced by a large spectrum of music styles: electro-funk (Afrika Bambaata…), italo-disco, new-wave (Depeche Mode, New Order…) and the early Chicago and New-York house scene.
1991 Olivier & Stéphane bought their first bits of equipment and started to
compose music.
Minimal (originally, minimal techno) is a form of electronic dance music that is considered a minimalist derivative of techno or a subgenre of techno. Minimal techno focuses on rhythm and repetition instead of melody and linear progression. This style of dance music production generally adheres to the motto less is more.
Minimal techno is thought to have been originally developed in the early 1990s by Detroit based producers Robert Hood and Daniel Bell. Robert Hood describes the situation in the early 1990s as one where techno had become too “ravey”, with increasing tempos and loosing its original sound.
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