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    deep house lounge podcast #084 – [Niki Neis] Jun 04, 2016
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    [Podcast Tracklist]

    01. Luke Vibert-House Stabs-(Niki edit)
    02. What is House- David Penn & Robert Gaez
    03. Re Tide – Stand Up
    04. Fouk-Gruff – Ron Basejam remix
    05. DJ Rasoul – Untitled Deepness
    06. Cantos- Fries with that Shake
    07. Morris T – Rolling in the Deep (Tiger Stripes remix)
    08. Marc Cotrerell – Let yourself go
    09. Roy Davis Jr – About Love – Pezzner remix
    10. Urban Soul- Show Me (Def Dubapella)
    11. Dennis Ferrer..C. Daniel Wright- Church Lady (Dennis Ferrer Dub)
    12. Soul Minority- Down the Road – Oscar P NY to Detroit mix
    13. Osunlade -Mommas Groove -Jimpster hip replacement mix

    Contact: Bryon@deephouselounge.com
    Website: http://deephouselounge.com

    deep house, tech house, house music, disco, niki neis, bryon stout, deep house lounge, soulful house, minimal house, dj mixes, deephouse, deep, soulful, techno, house, deep, exclusive, underground house, underground, house.


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    deep house lounge podcast #083 – [Jamie C] May 19, 2016
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    [Podcast Tracklist]

    01. Rockin – Marlow – Moon Harbour
    02. The Schrew – Laurence Guy, Harry Wolfman – Dirt Crew Recordings
    03. Feel Love – Firas – Scucci Manucci
    04. Lora – COMA, Robag Wruhme – KNM Special Marketing
    05. Let Love Take The Blame – The Revenge – Roar Groove
    06. Let Me Tell Ya – Dave Allison – Kinjo
    07. Garlic Fist Pump – Brame, Hamo – Dirt Crew Recordings
    08. Kill Frenzy – Fouk – Heist Recordings
    09. Hooni – pothOles – Oh! Records
    10. Dreaming Dragonflies – LaBaci – Baci Recordings
    11. Connected – Myth – The Bearded Man

    Contact: Bryon@deephouselounge.com
    Website: http://deephouselounge.com

    deep house, tech house, house music, disco, jamie c, bryon stout, deep house lounge, soulful house, minimal house, dj mixes, deephouse, deep, soulful, techno, house, deep, exclusive, underground house, underground, house.


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    Wickles - communicating feelings with you through song and dance May 02, 2016
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    Starting out in Philadelphia in the late 90’s Matt has been ekeing out a pittance playing funk-forward psychedelic emu noises (vinyl only, mild analog compression). Performing regularly to flocks of seagulls down by the wharf for over a decade and more recently to a small, yet inspired group of Western Grebes who call the oxbow downstream from the bridge at Bridgeport their home, Matt has developed a secret sense of admiration for our feathered friends. He hopes to communicate these feelings with you through song and dance.

    [Podcast Tracklist]

    01. Simple Symmetry – Apes In The Orange Groove
    02. Boka – Heartbroken City (The Glue Fantasy Remix)
    03. Blue Soul – Deep Inside (Sleight of Hands Remix)
    04. Rouge Mécanique – Witches
    05. Bianca Chandon presents &Co. – Best Of Friends
    06. Brommage Dub – Dub One
    07. Beautiful Swimmers – Sleepyhead
    08. Diesel/Jarvis – Y U Fall
    09. Todd Terje – Strandbar (Justin Van Der Volgen Mix)
    10. Love Drop – The Buzz (Love Drop Edit)

    Contact: Bryon@deephouselounge.com
    Website: http://deephouselounge.com

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    Sean Thomas - tones that translate beautifully into valid vibrations leaving you lifted Apr 17, 2016
    Show notes

    Philadelphia’s Sean Thomas has been involved with subversive dance culture since 1995. Initially as one of the Circle Crew (fka Special K), throwing the massive “IT!” raves and “Yoman” club nights which helped expose proper music, sound and production throughout America’s East Coast. Later as DJ/Producer, earning his reputation and place among a storied list of Philly selectors. Terribly dedicated, Sean’s enthusiasm for well made House and Techno need be experienced on a dance floor to fully grasp. Drawing from an expansive knowledge of music and culture, his capacity to connect with crowds, transcend genre and create magic is highly developed. Compelled to explore the depths of sound and find new sonic pathways to movement, his distinct style of fearless, innovative mixing and refined selection keeps head and body engaged, awaiting each maneuver.

    As source of Sound Between Movement, an independent label set up around ’99 with guidance from friend and fellow artist Pete Moss, Sean steadily established his early production identity with a string of records including the standout “Living Music” 3 part series. Tallying releases, remixes and licensing for Berlin’s Get Physical Music, Philly’s Worship Recordings and Recline Records, Northern England’s Illusion Recordings and Vancouver’s long-running Nordic Trax, Sean’s mindful approach to music production has infiltrated discerning heads and DJs across the map for many years.

    Play and support of his music has come from the likes of Benji B. (BBC-Radio1, Deviation, UK), Catz ‘N Dogz (Pets, Poland), Doc Martin (Sublevel, LA), Chris Duckenfield (Swag, The Popular Peoples Front, Sheffield), Jimpster (Freerange, UK), Daniel Becker (Trickski, Berlin), Adam Shelton (One Records, UK), Pezzner (Viva, Toy Tonics, Seattle) and Philly’s own King Britt (Transmissions, Hyperdub, Five Six Media).

    With countless appearances across the US and as far as the UK to his name, Sean currently contributes as Resident for rizumu, Philadelphia’s most active and longest running Techno collective. This close-knit contingent of artists has developed over 14 years into a trusted institution for loft and warehouse habitués seeking a straight ahead style, DIY attitude and music-first mentality. As his focus remains fixed on the cultivation of his city’s present/future underground, consorting with rizumu has proven a perfect pairing.

    Looking forward into the future, Sean Thomas’ momentum and appeal are evident. As always, he shall proceed to further generate a standout array of useful productions and memorable mixes to raise expectation and set a tone that translates beautifully into valid vibrations, leaving you lifted.

    [Podcast Tracklist]

    01. Navar – Ava Mea – Proton Music
    02. Per Hammar – Released Dub (Mihai Popoviciu Remix) – Danse Club
    03. Dalfe – Marching Powder (Dorisburg Remix) – Pets
    04. La Funk Mob – Motor Bass Gets Phunked Up (Electrophunk Remix) – Mo Wax
    05. Subway – Testing – Nuphonic
    06. Stefano Greppi – Manhattan – Goldmin Music
    07. Washerman – Still Life – Drumpoet Community
    08. L’estasi Dell’oro – Sky Unknown – Macro
    09. Pablo Bolivar & Dactilar – For Russia With Love – Seven Villas
    10. Jerome.c – Agnes 2 (Bodeler Remix) – Abartik
    11. Mark Ambrose – Bassoon – Mosaic
    12. Lionrock – Reel And Stepout – Deconstruction
    13. Vincenzo & Mic Newman – Melbs – Dessous
    14. V – In Time (Masters At Work Mix) – MAW

    Contact: Bryon@deephouselounge.com
    Website: http://deephouselounge.com

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    Carl Michaels - quality music served with a fast-paced high energy mixing style Apr 10, 2016
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    DJ Carl Michaels was just 16 when he bought a massive amount of DJ equipment, much to the chagrin of his father, who thought it was really irresponsible. More than 20 years later, that purchase ended up kicking off a passionate DJ career that very rarely strayed from house music.

    Carl mixes varying flavors of house music to create a signature sound. He values a mix of familiarity and obscurity, and take pride in presenting quality music, served with a fast-paced, high energy mixing style.

    Growing up in the Philadelphia suburbs, Carl would travel to 611 Records and buy vinyl to bring home and practice with. Soon enough, he was working for 611 under the guise of techno/rave luminary DJ and promoter Nigel Richards. Moving forward, Carl became store manager and house buyer for 611, soon helping launch Society Hill Recordings and managing the 611 Records label – overseeing mix compilation releases from heavy hitters like Derrick Carter, Dieselboy and Frankie carl-68Bones – eventually releasing his own commercially-released compilation, Disco Dub House.

    Carl’s travels have taken him to many cities, and the early 2000’s had him bouncing all over North America.

    Carl has held court at Philadelphia’s most prominent nightclubs. He opened the legendary Shampoo nightclub, and has held residencies at a wide-ranging mix of venues throughout the tri-state area. Today, he holds residencies at Voyeur Nightclub (formerly Pure, The 2-4 Club) along with Club Paradise in Asbury Park, NJ (owned by legendary producer Shep Pettibone), and Boxers Philadelphia.

    As he presses forward, Carl is focusing on music production and producing unique deep house events.

    [Podcast Tracklist]

    01. Youssef – Beg (Hot Since 82 Future Mix)
    02. Jaymoo & Andy George feat Sidney Charles – Hip Shots
    03. Thermo – March Business (Funk Mediterraneo Tribe Remix)
    04. The New Sins – Lights Down (Waze & Odyssey Remix)
    05. Rescue – Sexual
    06. Mathew Anderson – Positive Reinforcement (Original Mix)
    07. Vincent Kwok – Heartbeat (Original Mix)
    08. Licata & Linares – Quadrant
    09. Saison – Do You
    10. Alex Augello – Samba Bamba
    11. Gene Farris – Phoenix (Original Mix)
    12. Mark Funk – Never Never
    13. Stephanie Deschezeaux – Happiness (Original Mix)
    14. Holter & Mogyoro – Step Further (Original Mix)
    15. Rachel K Collier – Words You Never Heard (LiTek Remix)
    16. Sue Avenue & Marta Del Grandi – Homeless (Original Mix)

    Contact: Bryon@deephouselounge.com
    Website: http://deephouselounge.com

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    Frankie Bones - visions of what was yet to be seen on the global front of electronic dance music culture Mar 30, 2016
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    Frankie Bones was the first DJ coming out of NYC during the mid 80’s with the vision of what was yet to be seen on the global front of Electronic Dance Music culture. His early mission came in the many releases of Fourth Floor Records and Nugroove Records. In a time when timing meant everything, the buzz of his early works caught the attention of the rapidly growing scenesters in the London Orbital M25 raves during the Summer Of Love in 1988.

    Those early “Bonesbreaks” vinyls led Frankie to playing at a rave called “Energy” which had 25,000 people. With the scene already reaching critical mass, Bones had set off a fierce bidding war between XL Recordings and Deconstruction, which led to two albums by Musto & Bones.

    The U.K. was very impressed by Frankie’s unique Brooklyn style which was a raw-freestylish-bass-in-your-bass-bins-but-electro-bass style that was raw enough to keep the entire scene and industry at bay, waiting for the underground to bubble over. With gigs, remixing and production work pouring in by the truckload, Frankie ventured out into the early European scene playing key breaking parties in France, Holland, Italy, Denmark and Germany. Each country taking note of his style and wanting to license music.

    From all the success in Europe, a booking would follow in Los Angeles based strictly on his success in Europe. In fact the L.A. promoters did not understand where the Brooklyn accent was coming from? But the West Coast scene had just started and Frankie held down Bi-Monthly events in London, L.A. and in NYC.

    His vision of STORMrave made history. As did the Sonic Groove shop where he sold vinyl to the masses.

    [Podcast Tracklist]

    01. I Wanna Go Bang / Bjarki / Bonesbreaks Mastermix
    02. Losing Control / Dbx / Bonesbreaks Mastermix
    03. In Love With the Coco – O.t. Genesis / Bonesbreaks Mastermix
    04. Drop Bass / Michael Wenz
    05. Are You There? / Wink / Ben Klock Remix
    06. White Label / Unknown
    07. Conjure Dreams / Marco Flex
    08. Huh / Randomer
    09. Your Love / Frankie Knuckles / Stanton Warriors Tribute Remix
    10. Techno Bass / Bonesbreaks
    11. I Can¹t Stop / Weiss
    12. Night of the Spastik Jaguar / Renaldo Vs. Plasticman
    13. Drift Within / Frankie Bones / Unreleased Mix
    14. I Won¹t Stop / Tribal Rhythm / Frankie Bones Original 1989 Version
    15. Percolator / Cajmere / Claude Von Stroke Remix

    Contact: Bryon@deephouselounge.com
    Website: http://deephouselounge.com

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    P.S. 118 - bridging the gap between old and new while opening minds along the way Mar 21, 2016
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    P. S. 118 is a Philadelphia-based collaboration between two friends, Lucas Hough and Jansen Scott. The duo makes music that is a result of their experiences.

    Harsh environments tend to create rugged beings. But now and then they can construct polished products. Just as sandpaper can smooth out an unrefined stone, North Philadelphia’s rigid culture has spawned a duo whose sleek and fluid grooves are consistently contagious. Consisting of a once traveling blues pianist and touring hip-hop DJ, P.S. 118 aims to preach the gospel that we call house. Creativity, abstraction, and simplicity are at the core of their back-to-back dj sets that are heavily inspired by classic New York and Chicago sounds filtered through the lens of London and Berlin.

    Making things formal in 2013, the duo released their debut E.P. “Vol. 1” comprised of 5 original tracks in June of 2015 independently to local acclaim. With residencies: “Extra Credit”, “Suede”, and all-vinyl in-stores “P.S. 118 & Friends” the duo’s dance floor experience is tried and true. P.S. 118 seeks to push Philadelphia’s electronic scene, bridging the gap between old and new while opening minds along the way.

    [Podcast Tracklist]

    01. MMT – Pangea Flute [Banoffee Pies Records]
    02. Nenad Markovic – Grace Records [Internasjonal]
    03. MoodyMann – I like to know [Music Is…]
    04. Scott Grooves – Red Crates [Modified Suede Recodrings]
    05. Quantum Entanglement – Acid Thunder [Vakant]
    06. Bunte Bummler – Behavior [Hot Creations]
    07. Burnski – Visions [Holic Trax]
    08. Dennis Cruz – Wake Up [Suruba X]
    09. Egal 3 – Lost soul [Genial]
    10. Reset Robot – False Widow [Truesoul]
    11. Jame Moorfield – The Boroughs [Arkd Records]
    12. YouANDme – Take Away [Desolat]
    13. HNNY – Nothing [Local Talk]
    14. Species Mille – Waiting for Ft. Orson [Roots For Bloom Records]
    15. P.S. 118 – Movements (Freaky Dub) [Unsigned]
    16. Jame Moorfield – The Fashion [Endless Music]
    17. Sean Branton – Right Back [Hot Creations]
    18. Mr. G – Daily Prayer [Phoenix G.]
    19. Stefano Noferini – Reflex [Terminal M]
    20. Tim Baresko – Marilyn Monroe feat. Room 303
    21. Paolo Rocco – Raw Moments [Constant Sound]
    22. Patrick Topping ft. Green Velvet – Shining [Cajual Records]
    23. Melchoir Productions – The Later The Evening [Perlon]
    24. Digitaline – Africa [Cadenza]
    25. A Walk in the Park – Dj Minx [Minus]
    26. Héctor Lavoe – Aguanile [Fania Records]

    Contact: Bryon@deephouselounge.com
    Website: http://deephouselounge.com

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    Risky Disko - using funk and disco to classic house balearic no wave and psychedelic as a framework for their sets Mar 13, 2016
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    Risky Disko is Philadelphia DJs Greg D and Crouse. Their journey began through a mutual friendship and love for classic disco and house music. Using these genres as a framework for their sets, they take inspiration from whatever groove suits the mood. Pulling from funk and disco, to classic house, balearic, no wave and psychedelic, this duo has taken the time to understand how the dance floor has changed over the years. Both strive for the new and different, no matter how classic or current the period is in which it originated.

    In 2013, Risky Disko earned a residency at The Dolphin Tavern where they currently host a monthly party, Try It Out. The party has included guest DJs such as Juan MacLean, Lovefingers, Rory Phillips, Sleazy Mcqueen, Joe Goddard, Joakim, Medlar, Moonboots, Eric Duncan and Holy Ghost!. In 2014, Risky Disko started a monthly party called The Wet Boogie, hosted at Ortlieb’s Bar.

    Their goal: to guide you on a journey through the decades…but be prepared…like all great journeys, there involves some element of RISK.

    [Podcast Tracklist]

    01. Pender street steppers – Golden gardens
    02. Smith & Mudd – The Surveyor
    03. Afromove – Patterns
    04. Moscoman, Red Axes – Dikembe Manutu
    05. Mori Ra & Asn – edit 41
    06. Stump Valley – Oceans refuse no river
    07. Massimilaiano Pagliara – Synced below
    08. The Dead rose music company – Shake
    09. Dionigi – Galaxy 41
    10. Forklift & Saw – Space explorer
    11. Woolfy – Juniors Crazed (Eric Duncan’s Bar club dub
    12. Maria Rita – A Cidade (Twitch edit)
    13. Anatolian weapons – A strange light from the east (Khidja’s Peruvian mix)

    Contact: Bryon@deephouselounge.com
    Website: http://deephouselounge.com

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    Sleepy & Boo - hand selecting the choicest cuts to create an unmatched vibe and atmosphere Mar 05, 2016
    Show notes

    Sleepy & Boo’s undying passion for underground music pervades everything they do. As DJs, this duo have become essential figures and pre-eminent players in the Big Apple’s dynamic music scene. They have left their mark on countless dance floors of all shapes and sizes, rocking rooms both big and small across New York City and beyond. Their sets are all about the groove, mixing together the best tracks from across the musical spectrum, hand-selecting the choicest cuts to create an unmatched vibe and atmosphere that takes the crowd to the limit. Whether supporting some of the world’s biggest DJs, or crafting their own headlining sets, Sleepy & Boo are known for their musical diversity and knack for picking the right tracks at the right moment.

    They are the resident DJs and driving force behind Basic NYC, their events and production organization, which features Sleepy & Boo playing alongside a who’s who of the world’s most important performing to a packed house of energetic music lovers. It’s an event recognized for its diversity, with partygoers treated to a huge range of talent and sounds (everyone from deep house veterans to the newest names in techno have been guests). Named as New York’s “Best Dance Party 2009” by New York Magazine, Basic NYC has become an international destination for clubbers eager to catch world-class DJs in top-notch spaces, taking place at some of New York’s finest venues. But it’s not just about out-of-town guests – for over two and a half years, Sleepy & Boo headlined their own monthly Sleepy & Boo + Friends residency at Cielo, which featured them playing extended headlining sets alongside friends and guests from New York. In 2014, this night was re-launched as ILLUSION, and takes place every month at Cielo. And in the Fall of 2012, Basic NYC staged a series of underground loft parties that featured an array of techno and tech-house DJs playing well into the morning, creating an infectious old-school warehouse vibe with top-notch production – crystal clear sound, visuals and decor. Their work has included residencies at clubs including Sullivan Room, District 36, Marquee New York, (le) Poisson Rouge and more.

    2015 marks a new phase for Sleepy & Boo, who have now entered into the production arena with the release of their own original music. In March, they dropped their debut release, “The 17th Floor EP”, on New York’s esteemed Nervous Records, featuring three original tracks. That was followed up by “The Highway EP” on Nervous. In June, their “Priority Corridor EP” dropped on New York’s techno upstart De-Noize Records; the track “Vision Zero” from that EP was licensed to Stefano Noferini’s Deeperfect label. They went international in July with their “Shadow and Light” EP on Italy’s Lapsus Music (run by the Supernova duo), and in October their “7th Castle” EP dropped on Romania’s Quanticman Records. They also had a track included on a compilation by New York’s Nite Grooves label. Their productions reflect their DJing style: wide-ranging, dancefloor-driven tracks that cover emotions and energy from dark to light.

    Apart from their own events, the duo is consistently DJing at some of the best parties, venues and festivals around the world. They appeared at the beloved inaugural edition of Mysteryland USA, and helped launch the Escape Music Festival in New York City. They performed at the legendary Ultra Music Festival in 2015. They’ve played at three editions of the renowned Electric Zoo Festival; the first-ever Electric Daisy Carnival New York; the Dance.Here.Now. festival at Governor’s Island; DJed at some of LiveNations’ massive Roseland events; and have rocked dancefloors around the world in England, Germany, Canada, Japan and Spain (including sets at Ibiza’s legendary Space, Amnesia and Pacha clubs). In 2013, they were guests at Luciano’s legendary Vagabundos party at Booom in Ibiza, and joined him at Cipriani’s for a memorable Halloween event. They were hand-picked by Kaskade to support him on his groundbreaking Redux tour in April 2013, and appeared at Lavo Las Vegas during the club’s EDC 2013 run of underground after-hours events. They’ve also been nominated several times for the prestigious DJ Times America’s Best DJ poll.

    Sleepy & Boo have worked tirelessly to bring quality, cutting-edge dance music to New York’s clubbers, both through their own music, and the events they organize. Their love for electronic music and culture permeates every project they take on and every set they play, and they will always be aligned with great artists, great music, and expanding the minds of their fans and followers.

    [Podcast Tracklist]

    01. Perel “Charles Manson (Darius Syrossian Remix)” – Do Not Sleep
    02. Markus Homm “Anker” – Bondage Music
    03. Nick Curly “Olimpic” – Mindshake
    04. Russ Yallop “Terra Firma” – AVOTRE
    05. Thomas Schumacher “Bandera (Hermanez Remix)’ – Snatch
    06. Moonwalk “Eclipse” – Kittball
    07. Joyce Muniz “Your Lies Told Me the Truth” – Exploited
    08. Undercatt “Coral” – Last Night on Earth
    09. Scuba “Too Strong (Nicole Moudaber Remix)” – Circus Recordings
    10. Vincenzo “Follow” – Dessous –
    11. Roter & Lewis “Light On” – NiteGrooves

    Contact: Bryon@deephouselounge.com
    Website: http://deephouselounge.com

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    deep house lounge podcast #075 – [Spiinnit] Feb 28, 2016
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    [Podcast Tracklist]

    01. Beatrice Dillon – Face B
    02. Orlando Voorn – Chicago By Night
    03. Brame & Hamo – Parish Rumors
    04. Schratrax – Overcome
    05. I:Cube – Pooh Pah
    06. Okain – Scream (Nina Kraviz rmx)
    07. Gesloten Cirkel – Real Melbourne House
    08. Scuba – Black On Black (Len Faki Goes White rmx)
    09. Marc Scholl – Liquid
    10. Ripperton – I’m Gonna Make U Love Me
    11. Brawther – Asteroids and Star Dust
    12. Donna Allen – Real (The Resurrection Pt. 1)
    13. Mr. G – Crab Jerk
    14. Carlos Nilmmns, Niko Mark – Dark Ages
    15. Heiko Laux – Savannah
    16. Los Hermanos – Birth of 3000
    17. Paul Rewind – Black Mirror
    18. Sunset Blvd. – Mrs. Daisy May
    19. Convextion – Convextion

    Contact: Bryon@deephouselounge.com
    Website: http://deephouselounge.com

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