Melbourne Deepcast

Rounding out the year with two and a half hours of perfectly weighted dream grooves, tech savvy-transcendence and heavenly vintage house music from a beacon of the deep dancefloor, Hannah D! @hld @thespacebetweenus Q. Hey Hannah, what inspiration did you draw upon when putting this mix together? Is there a sound, feeling, or time/place in dance music history that connects all the different elements in one way or another? A. Hey Myles! Thank you so much for having me on, I’m over the moon to be a part of the series. This mix is a bit of an ode to my favourite time and place to DJ — sunset at a festival or doof in the bush. When the day turns to night is such a special time, especially in these settings, and I really wanted to try and emulate that feeling — starting out soft and building into something a bit euphoric. Q. Are there any records in the mix that are especially close to your heart, or new or old favourites that you’ve been keeping up your sleeve for the right moment? A. Yes actually! One that comes to mind is Dario - Sweet Love (Evolution Mix). I found it a few years ago and was obsessed with it but the record was so expensive on Discogs (currently $200!) and I couldn’t find it anywhere else so I kinda gave up on it. When you asked me to do this mix I decided to have another look for it and ended up being able to trade someone for a rip of the vinyl. So happy to finally play it!! Another special one is Kalle-M - This Place. My partner David actually found this and sent it to me a while ago and I love it so much, so shout out to Dave for that one :) and a final special mention for Blue Noise - Coldflow which is close to the end. It gives me goosebumps every time, so intensely emotional and I would be crying if I heard this on a dancefloor! Q. I know you’ve had quite the busy year on the events front, hosting a number of different parties with great local and international DJs as part of the Luna Blessings and Send/Return collectives. What were some of your favourite moments from the year that was, and what projects are you looking forward to working on in 2024? A. Thank you! It’s been a crazy year looking back and I’m so grateful to be a part of so many special parties. A moment that stands out was the Waxo Paradiso x Hope Street Radio party the other week, the vibes were so perfect all day. This year I’ve actually played quite a lot of b2b sets which has been so fun, and I’ve had the chance to play interstate a couple of times and in Europe which was amazing :) We’ve got a super stacked year ahead with both Luna Blessings and Send/Return which I can’t wait for! We’re hosting one of my favourite artists ever for Luna in January which we’ll announce very soon. I’m looking forward to more of all of the above in 2024!

Safe to say this one has been worth the wait! Relentless Sydney digger @daniel-lupica uncovers some seriously next level 90s kwaito and mid-tempo house from South Africa for a summer time spread full of pure under the radar heat! Q. Hey Daniel, what inspiration did you draw upon when putting this mix together? Is there a sound, feeling, or time/place in dance music history that connects all the different elements in one way or another? A. Kind of, but it wasn’t super intentional; obviously I’m into 90’s sounds (in particular South African Kwaito and House) so I wanted to share some of my favourite finds of this year and string them together in a cohesive mix, keeping a steady mid-tempo vibe, where everything sounds both similar and different the whole way through. Nothing groundbreaking, just trying to keep an emphasis on quality and not play too many jams I’ve heard before in other DJ’s mixes. Q. Are there any records in the mix that are especially close to your heart, or new or old favourites that you’ve been keeping up your sleeve for the right moment? A. There are a few! As a lot of the SA stuff is not easy to come by, it feels like it’s by chance (right place, right time) that I ended up with a couple, so pretty grateful to have some of my grails in hand, such as the “Shima - S'Phete Vibe” LP, the song “Dlayani” is in the mix but it’s packed full of heat. Another is the “Andile - Want Me (Viagra Mix)” (recently added to my YT) that is red hot fave at the moment. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=laSet9roaPA Q. With so many great under-the-radar South African records in the mix, can we expect to hear a few of these popping up on your youtube channel in the months ahead? And what other rabbit holes have you been exploring for the channel of late? A. Yes for sure! There’s 3 or 4 in there that I plan to throw onto my channel. But hopefully I don’t sit on them too long and miss the boat. The other rabbit holes that I’m always exploring include 90’s Latin/Spanish/Brazillian Hip Hop and Hip-House, as well as Reggae and Dancehall covers of 90s RnB and pop songs. Always nice to throw something familiar yet different into the mix when playing in a bar or club.

A masterclass in aerial hypno grooves from Vancouver's @thurlowjoyce, fresh off the back of a mind melting split EP for NAFF alongside Priori and Regularfantasy packed with euphoric peak time delights. Q. Hey Cole, what inspiration did you draw upon when putting this mix together? Is there a sound, feeling, or time/place in dance music history that connects all the different elements in one way or another? A. Hey Myles. Thanks for having me. I've been Deepcasting since day one. It's a blessing to be able to contribute. I'm in between a few worlds here. I'm originally from Vancouver, Canada, and have been lucky to soak up Canadian sounds since my early days at the Mood Hut parties of free sparkling water. Mood Hut, NAFF, Plush, ISLA, Planet Euphorique, 1080p, they’re cozy CanCon scenes and there's a strong connection between Vancouver & Montreal. In parallel I've been stuck on the free form ambiance of 3 X L, Motion Ward, West Mineral Ltd., Kwia adjacent sounds. I'm currently spending a few months in Berlin and just played my first show at Kwia thanks to Nat Marcus (she’s the best), and it's an incredibly unique space, the effect of the experience has been lasting. This mix feels like a connection between these experiences. I often feel like my taste is a bit too heavy, emotional, euphoric, or dark, and decided to lean into that. There's some softer sounds I've been lingering on mixed with a lot of functional high energy strict business. I hope there's something the listeners can enjoy as well. Q. Are there any records in the mix that are especially close to your heart, or new or old favourites that you’ve been keeping up your sleeve for the right moment? A. Naturally there's a healthy amount of CanCon in here. There's so much amazing stuff coming out of NAFF right now. I've been hung up on releases from URA, Purelink and Cousin, as well as one from Cousin's (lovely) label, Moonshoe. Some real bliss from Special Guest DJ as well as with Pontiac Streator as crimeboys. A few favourites from friends (Sverre!), and I've contextualized some of my own. Q. I really enjoyed your recent split EP alongside Priori and Regularfantasy for the wonderful NAFF label. Tell us a bit more about those songs you recorded and how it all came together for the label as your debut EP? A. Thank you! That means a lot. Lemon Citrus and Varial are 100% pandemic tracks. I've always struggled to push my own stuff and haven't released much of it or done a good job of putting myself out there. I was writing a lot in isolation during this period and remember trying to be more comfortable with the idea of sharing music, and doing so with my friend Jamie (Big Zen). The NAFF connect came about pretty organically. Francis and Adam have been amazing to work with. Jamie’s a G. It was, and still is a trip. NAFF has always been a favourite label of mine. It was a dream realized to be able to contribute. Thanks again for having me.

Chief of the undercover cross over jam, the humble downtempo don and Rhapsodise head honcho @daniel_pisano adds his own slice of paradise to the series, with a dance focussed blend of beachside 90s breezers dusted off and smuggled from their mysterious cyber caves. Cruise control >> on! Q. Hey Daniel, what inspiration did you draw upon when putting this mix together? Is there a sound, feeling, or time/place in dance music history that connects all the different elements in one way or another? A. The mix is inspired by my love of 90s dance music. As with most of my mixes, the records used are exclusively from this era, or at least draw inspirations from it. The sounds I like from this era tend to have a similar feel to them - breakbeaty, progressive and always with a touch of balearic energy. I haven’t recorded a dance-floor mix for a couple of years so it was fun putting this together with some of my favourite records and CDs I’ve collected since then. Q. Are there any records in the mix that are especially close to your heart, or new or old favourites that you’ve been keeping up your sleeve for the right moment? A. The first track I used in the mix is from a remix CD by Australian electronic music project ‘Kiva’. I went blind on their self-titled album last year and soon realised how good all of their other CDs were. I think I had naturally been drawn to look for music from the UK, Europe and the US and around this time I started researching a lot more into local artists. My appreciation for home grown electronic music definitely started to shift, which you could see in mixes and uploads to my YT channel. Q. We’re big fans of your Rhapsodise YT channel over here, with some extraordinary finds being uploaded frequently over there by your good self! Tell us a bit more about that project and how you go about curating it, and what characteristics might you be looking for when deciding what tunes to share? A. Thanks so much for the kind words :) The project was inspired by the other channels in the community that upload amazing finds. Internationally I was always blown away by No Frills, Customs, oddSample, Modern Art and local friends such as Mike Who, Daniel Lupica and Mirren. In terms of curation, I really just upload things that I enjoy that haven’t yet hit YouTube. Most of these uploads form part of mixes that I put together so the uploads I find are generally similar in style to the mix I’m preparing at the time. I’ve recently moved to London, so hopefully there’s some new uploads in the coming months!

Oslo house boss and mad selector @fredfades turns up the volume for the latest edition with a mix of serious summer heat! Big tempos and big nineties prog energies mixed with deep burners from the golden years of Euro house. Q. What inspiration did you draw upon when putting this mix together? Is there a sound, feeling, or time in dance music history that you channelled when putting this one together? A. I kind of wanted to make a bit "summery" mix that contains a lot of the stuff I am playing these days. Loads of European house records from the mid nineties. Then also some US stuff of course, but definitely a lot of British, Italian and German things. Q. Are there any records in the mix that are especially close to your heart, or old favourites that you’ve been keeping up your sleeve for the right moment? A. I mean there's one of my own songs in there, which I never did in a mix before, which makes it a bit special for me. It's the 'Summer of Love' cut from my new album 'Caviar'! Otherwise there's a few other things here that was discovered through other Norwegian deejays which always makes it a bit more precious to me than just finding it in a store or on the internet. Boomerang, PHD, Digitalis & Poligonheads was all bought out of the collection of a norwegian DJ named Alex Jangle. Q. What’s the latest with your own music and your Mutual Intentions label? The Caviar LP looked like it would have been a fun project to work on with so many great guests collaborating on that! A. Caviar has been going surprisingly well on physical format, which is great to see! It's been a super fun process with a lot of good friends (and new friends!) joining in. I'm really happy how it all turned out. There's a bunch of new stuff coming soon as well! Both from me and a bunch of other artists!

Dishing up an extended all-spice-mix from local hot saucier @lava-brain. Prepare for some genuine mind realignment with 3.5 hours of mesmerisingly deep heat! Q. Hey Eric, what inspiration did you draw upon when putting this mix together? Is there a sound, feeling, or time in dance music history that connects all the different elements in one way or another? A. Thanks for having me! I don’t know if there was a conscious thought so much, but lots of music to either get you in a meditative mood or moving depending on how you’re feeling. I guess there are definitely a lot of elements from the 90s Bristol scene threaded through the mix in one way or another. That trip hop/down tempo sound was really a big gateway into a lot of electronic music for me and it’s what I was listening to a lot of when I first started DJing. ‘Bass is Maternal’ by Smith & Mighty was a really big record for me; bringing together a lot of trip hop, dub, bass, breakbeat and jungle sounds, which feature in a lot of tracks in the mix. Q. Are there any records in the mix that are especially close to your heart? Definitely! There’s a mix of some older favs like 'Transient' by Mr G, 'Tokyo Dawn' by Doc Scott & a Smith & Mighty tune. 'The Edgelands' by Rings Around Saturn has definitely had its fair share of listens over the years for me too. There's also a bunch of newer tracks, lots of local favourites & just music that inspires me. One tune which I hold especially close would have to be Delano Smith’s ‘The Rock’. I remember hearing it for the first time and I still find it hard not to get hypnotised by it. The vocal sample about universal unity is also pretty groovy :) Q. Tell us what’s the latest with the visual aspect of your Lava Brain project? How would you describe your approach? A. It’s been really great to get more opportunities to work on the live visuals & projection mapping part of my practice recently and to focus on it 100% at a party. In terms of my approach to integrating the two, with every event there are so many different elements that need to work together to make it a success. I think it's really about creating an awesome experience, working together with the music and space to compliment each other and help curate a mood. Working with different collectives or venues is always interesting, as all the elements change including the physical space and I enjoy the design process; usually starting with the logical side of the ‘how’ will this technically work and then the ‘what’ in terms of creative content. I guess I try to tap into my own feelings when designing an install or content and ask myself something like ‘How would this make me feel in the context of the party, music and space and what’s the intention we as a collective are trying to curate?’ I’m also starting to expand my setup, experimenting with mapping a small wireless midi controller to be able to still be able to control the visuals while being away from the laptop and part of the party, letting me further tap into those intuitive feelings. Currently I’m working on a visual instalment for Ferdydurke’s 11th birthday on August 12th and have been working with some new projection materials, experimenting with sheer fabrics to project a succession of images above the dancefloor to give a sort of floating holographic tunnel effect. For the event I’m also working on building a motorised lighting sculpture for the entrance to the venue, which is something new for me. In parallel, I’m working on some grant applications and starting to look for sponsorships for a multi-day projection art and music series I’m working on, in collaboration with the Section 8 crew. With all going to plan, that should be happening mid-next year. Other than that, continuing to learn, play and experiment, currently I’m starting to teach myself Touch Designer to expand that side of my creative practice and just always staying open to new projects and collaborations :)

The lovely legends behind @onorecordsperth join forces under their Ernest & Young alter egos to shower us in killer house grooves. Q. Hey mates, tell us what’s the latest with your label / mix series / party service ONO Records? A. Sup! We’ve been working away for the last couple of months on putting out some records after the summer party period here out west. We should have at least two records coming out this year, one is finished, it's just going through the production process currently. Pretty proud of that one and keen to see it come out, we think it's quite different to what people may expect from the label considering our previous output. Other than putting out records, planning a couple larger scale parties towards the later stages of the year which we’re also quite excited about. Some solo parties and some collaborations with some great homies! Q. What inspiration did you draw upon when putting the mix together? Is there a sound, feeling, or time in dance music history that connects all the different elements in one way or another? A. We wanted to create a mix that has the ‘live’ feeling, a representation of what we might play in a party setting. We don’t spend much collaborative time planning sets or mixes meticulously, we prefer to show each other a couple of records we think would be good for the setting and bounce off each other after that. We did that with this mix, pulled out some new records and some old favourites and had fun with it. That might speak to our influences though, we always seem to gravitate towards sets or DJs that have a more rough and raw approach or feeling. Musically we seem to enjoy that sweet spot with dance music where records are not specifically one thing, it's not quite house and it's not quite techno and maybe there’s some dubby elements to it. So maybe there’s a musical feeling there that connects it all but we’ve never really been able to describe what that is. Q. Are there any records in the mix that are especially close to your hearts, or old favourites that you’ve been keeping up your sleeve for the right moment? A. (Warwick): Quite a few favourites in there for me, one that sticks out is probably the Mood II Swing record. When we launched the label a couple of years ago we did a warehouse party collaborating with some great friends of ours, the System: crew. It was a really special night for us, being the launch party of the label, but also to be able to do it with them. They’ve always been such big supporters of us, have taught us a lot and are irreplaceable assets to the community here, big love 2 u Kyle, Cheye, Ben and Alex! But at that party another good friend who we have drawn a lot of inspiration from over the years played the tune, which was one of those spesh party moments for me. It has now become one of those records that reminds me of great times and great friends. A. (James): The mix is basically a big collection of my favourites, both at the moment and all time! But if I had to choose one it would probably be The Kings of Tomorrow record played around 30 minutes into the mix (Fade II Black the Roger S Blackout Mix being the track in question). I picked it up at a great Record Fair that happens here at Bowls Clubs around the city every month or two and it’s a favourite to play out ever since. It's dubby, soulful, tense, psychedelic and it's got a killer groove. The track has this great tension that creates a really special dancefloor moment every time I play it out and about, so it felt fitting to include it in our mix here and try to capture that feeling! We’re super grateful to be able to contribute to one of our favourite mix series, the institution that is MDC! And I just wanted to add a shout out to everyone in the community here in Boorloo, we’re so proud and privileged to be a part of this community whose love and support is an endless source of inspiration and motivation.

NYC’s Andrew Devlin takes a break from his usual dance floor facilitation to offer us a poolside soundtrack inspired by a recent stay at The Standard hotel in Miami Beach. Q. Where do things currently sit on @thelevelparty front, and what other projects have you been busily chipping away at? A. What’s that line? “We’ve been coming to the same party for 12 years now, and in no way is that depressing.” I think we’re nearing 10 now. In any case, the party feels like it’s in a really good place. After doing it more or less solo for a minute, I brought 5 residents on board who I love dearly–Alien D, KFeelz, Nigelthreetimes, No Sir, and Yibing. Everyone has so much range and energy, it’s been special getting the group together. I’m really excited for our Glen Falls House weekender upstate in July (14-16). We get to take over this little hotel in the woods for a weekend and stretch out. It’s a dream. Big shoutout Josh Houtkin at Good Room for all his work making that a reality. Past that, we’ve got some shows at our usual spots, Le Bain and Good Room, as well as a couple of day parties at Public Records’ new Nursery and a July 4 BBQ at Mansions. Would really like to bring the group of us to some other cities soon. I dream about heading back to New Orleans, doing Level Miami, Level Mexico City, Ibiza, etc…Anyone reading this wants to get in touch, let’s build ;) Personally, I run a small sound company here in NYC, so I’m trying to grow that business and maintain my sanity. I’d like to get back into making music soon, even just a few cheeky edits. Start a podcast (I know, I know). And eventually open up a venue. A pub of sorts with good food and music. Q. What inspiration did you draw upon when putting the mix together? There is, in fact, a pretty specific one. This mix is dedicated to the pool at the Standard in Miami. I went in January for the first time and recorded this when I got home. The vibe there is so strong. You’re sitting outside, eating the best caprese salad of your life, there’s a 2’ iguana crawling on a palm tree, you’ve got a green juice or a margarita in one hand. Everyone is having a good time and partying in this really respectful way. They’re just sipping on a cocktail or walking to the hot tub or making out in the pool. I thought a lot of that had to do with the soundsystem and the music programming–there are speakers everywhere (including underwater) playing at like 6/10 volume. The music is on a sort of soulful r&b/ balearic tip. I was on Shazam all weekend. So this mix is a dedication to that–if someone gave me 80 minutes to DJ the Standard Miami pool, this is what I would play. Q. Are there any records in the mix that are particularly close to your heart, or old favourites that you’ve been keeping up your sleeve for the right moment? A. Definitely. To run through a couple… ”Wall Street” I discovered reading Dub by Michael Veal. Great book for anyone interested in DJ’ing, soundsystems, production, etc. I got really into Jackie Mittoo reading that, and have been playing that track since. The Lauryn Hill track, “Sweetest Thing” I heard in a coffee shop in Amsterdam in 2009, forgot about completely, then recently re-discovered. “Don’t Break my Heart” is a big song for my wife and me. We both stumbled on it when we started dating at the beginning of 2020. We almost chose it as our first dance at the wedding, but thought the lyrics were a little dark. Anyway, big tune at the house. And the last track, the Mike Huckaby remix, is close to my heart. I was lucky enough to meet Mike a few years ago and gave him a ride to his hotel after a gig. He had just played for 3 hours and all he wanted to talk about was my Volkswagen Jetta. He was really such a sweet, warm guy, and this track always makes me think of him. R.I.P. Thanks so much for having me on this! Been a huge fan of MDC for a long time, and the radio shows and mix specials got me through lockdown over here. Means a lot to be a part of it. Much love.

Booyakasha! Handing the keys to the '94 Ford Capri over to one of the most dedicated 12" sleuths on the the internet right now! Mirren is perhaps best known for resurrecting a trove of tantalising 90s/00s cross over jams through his own youtube channel, and for wowing local listening bar enthusiasts lucky enough to catch him in full flight. Sit back, relax and enjoy the smoothness personified. Safe to say he's left no stone or obscure white label unturned for this one! @mirrens Youtube channel: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCAcdX0mF2T8lgQHiWivSH-Q Q. I get the sense you are a guy who finds real enjoyment in digging deep for long neglected jams and resurrecting them for fresh ears, with frequent uploads to your YouTube channel regularly blowing minds on the internet (speaking from personal experience here!). While there’s a wide range of styles uploaded to the channel, has there been a general theme developing or certain characteristics that you look for when deciding what to share? A. Glad you've dug the channel! I mean I've been massively influenced by others (e.g. Archive Digital, Modern Art, Mike Who) who were casually dropping heat across their channel/mixes years ago that I never would have come across otherwise. So trying to find and share songs in a similar way has always been the motivation. But you’re at the mercy of what you stumble across, which is why I’m not uploading exclusively mid tempo hip house bangers like I really want haha. I think the variety keeps things interesting though, or at least is hopefully providing a broader appreciation for what’s out there - especially for us Aussie folk. Q. What inspiration did you draw upon when putting the mix together? Is there a sound, feeling or time period in dance music history that connects all the different elements in one way or another? A. Truthfully this mix is a collection of fun music I've found first-and-foremost, so it might say more about my searching patterns than it being an intentional narrative.. catchy 90/00s hip hop cut-throughs seem to be in no short supply! I think the wealth of music available in the genre does say something about how versatile (and enjoyable) it is and how it can be used as a vehicle for different cultures, ideas or influences. So maybe the mix is me highlighting this :`) Q. Are there any records in the mix that are particularly close to your heart, or old favourites that you’ve been keeping up your sleeve for the right moment? If so, what’s the story behind those and how might you have stumbled across them? A chunk of the mix is from lucky discogs pickups or random spotify dives so they’re not the most romantic stories, but finding a song in that deep internet corner definitely adds a fondness. There’s also a few dope tunes from some great channels/crews scattered throughout. But 'Njen Grad' and 'Wuck U Right' feel particularly sentimental due to how many hours I’ve clocked listening, so I’m excited to share them!

Love is the message in the latest episode from local legend @djluvyou! Playing like a personal ode to the dancefloor, the mix is overflowing with heavenly deep house classics and hints of early 90s prog and trance to get you feeling all the feels and ready to sweat! Some words on the mix with DJ Luv You: Q. I noticed that you included a bunch of songs with lyrics about love throughout the mix which I’m guessing was no accident! Tell us a bit more about the theme you had in mind here, and what kind of feelings you were hoping to evoke? A. I’ve always been attracted to the more joyful side of dance music and I think it just kinda happened in digging for records, as one does looking for a certain aesthetic of a label sticker or a particular artist. For me, the word ‘love’ just always seems catch my attention. I wanted to focus on that energy for this mix, something quite emotional and nostalgic while still maintaining that movement and euphoria about it that you just can’t help but move to!" Q. What other inspiration did you draw upon when putting the mix together? Is there a particular sound, time period in dance music history or a memory of yours that connects all the different elements in one way or another? A. I wanted to create a bit of an origin story for myself. This 90s era of sound has really become an obsession and identity, it feels like the perfect link for me between the two other worlds of dance music that I love; The rare groove housey side and the new wave proggy electronic and trance influenced sound. You’ll find hints of both here in this mix. I also just wanted to put as many of my favourite records into this mix for my own listening pleasure. When you're doing something for yourself first and foremost there’s a pureness to the way things flow together. This recording was just one of those improvised moments using a really lovely Condesa mixer and enjoying myself fully. Q. Are there any records in the mix that are particularly close to your heart, and if so what’s the story behind them? I feel like I rarely play a set without this record making an appearance haha, "When You Love Someone" by Daphne. Its versatility seems to fit any mood or space for me. Allowing me to move from disco into something more contemporary or as an emotive breath towards the end of a hot and heavy electronicy set. Q. And finally, I see you’re on your way over to Europe at the end of the month. What do you have coming up over there that you’d like to tell us about? A. Yes, super excited to be heading over till October for my first international tour, opening up with Kala Festival in Albania. Then a run of club shows and more summer festivals across France, Germany, Netherlands, UK and Bulgaria. Looking forward to skipping winter and enjoying the sun with what feels like every other naarm dj ;)

The Parisian DJ dons @lorem-ipsum-yo grace the cast with their undeniably fresh styles, blending up nearly 4 hours of insane jams dabbling in private soul, r'n'b, gangsta hip hop, cloudrap, ghetto house and jungle from cassettes, CDs & vinyl digs meticulously unearthed from the deepest corners of the web! Some words on the mix + Lorem Ipsum happenings with co-founder Pierre: Q. Thanks for contributing with such a killer mix! I know you collect a lot of private issue cassettes, CDs and hard to find vinyl. What kinds of special treats might we be in for over the four hour journey here? "You can expect some homemade soul rnb, gangsta hiphop, cloudrap, ghetto house, rave, jungle and other kinds of stuff I collected during the past year." Q. What kind of inspiration did you draw upon when putting the mix together? Is there a particular sound, period in time or general feeling that connects all the different elements in one way or another? "I tried to do something different from what we are used to listening to in mixes and trying to put my favourite music of the moment together, it’s why the mix is a bit long! I like to put all the new music I've collected since the last mix into a new one. It’s like a big playlist for myself that I can listen to on my phone without having to change music each time." Q. It seems as though you have been heavily involved in building a great little community of deep digging music lovers in Paris over the past few years. Who are some of the other like minded DJs or crews that inspire you at the moment, and what are some of your favourite spots to dig, play records and hang out around the city? "I admit that I don't really listen to new releases and new mixes but I'm always curious about those of Mike Who and Bill Spencer. I dig almost exclusively on the internet, shame on me, but there are so many good leads on youtube and discogs. I don’t have a specific spot in Paris but each year during summer we organize a festival called “Divagations” with the Maybe Tonight guys in the middle of France near a lake. This is an amazing spot for playing music and hang out!"

Straight outta Deepcast HQ we present the third chapter in the extended mix collab between Naarm's very own @myles-mac and @djpossums. Heavy as ever on those smooth 'n sexy mid-90s r'n'b & hip hop flavas, this time the pair of chillout aficionados throw in a special spice mix of 90s dub & ragga styles, west coast g-funk, Kwaito hip hop, UK street soul, UK Garage and Italo house to keep your toes well and truly tappin' over the 2+ hour ride..

One of the minds behind the inimitable NYC record label @inciensorecs, DJ'J aka @jennyslattery is a curator at heart, carefully sculpting the look, feel and sound of the label she began with Anthony Naples back in 2017 while establishing her own blueprint as a top-tier selector of deep dance rhythms from around the globe. She's also one of the three DJs behind the wonderful @down-2-earth mix series, a local music hub with a heavy focus on emerging talent from New York City and beyond. Immerse yourself in hour of chunky grooves and mysterious moods with plenty of freshly sliced cuts from the Incienso inner sanctum alongside some bonafide UKG and rave nostalgia!

The '22 review is in with a heavy seasoning of space friendly Australian sounds primed for exploring the world's outer limits. Deeply dished downtempo and dubcentric house moods to set your mind free for the next rotation! Mixed by @myles-mac Tracklist > > > 3.11 - Dissolve In Patience // PRS 1too - In Your Dream // Planet Trip Records Purelink - Butterfly Jam (xphresh Good Girl No Infringement Dub) // UwU dust bath a.s.o. - Go On // Low Lying Records M & Dust - A Day In June // Temple Midnight Tenderness - Catamaran // Wax’o Paradiso Recordings D. Tiffany & Roza Terenzi - Spiritual Delusion // Delicate Records Dentistry - coral reefer // Good Company Records Cousin - Nemo’s Dream // Nummer Music Terekke - 2 The World // Plant Age Digital Sound Benoit B - Behind The Sun // Natural Selections Norachi - Sunshine // Vessel DJOKO - Final Checkpoint // Berg Audio Youandewan & Mculo - Travel Miles (Paradise Lost Mix) // Pure Shores DJ Pipe - Puttanesca (Ft. Hartman & Fonte) // Global North Neil E - No Fred // Neil E Guiding Principles - Holding On Tornado Wallace - Sea Translation // Basic Spirit Central - Motta // Help Recordings DJOKO - My Crib // Heavy House Society Jex Opolis - The Best Ever // Bad Timin’ Fantastic Man - Trojan Force // Kalahari Oyster Cult Retza - Earthchanges // Retza Billus - Under The Canopy // Animalia

Cruise through the multiverse with Lisbon's Apple B from the fantastic Magic Carpet label guiding us on bleepy cosmic exploration through squelchy outer space tech moods and groovy atmospheric acid! Click here for our chat with Apple B: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/apple-b @djappleb @magiccarpetrecords

This week we find ourselves deep in the tropics with an appetite for ripe fruits and some pure perspiration vibrations! Sweat it out with the Burger man throwing down classic reggae and highlife, disco house madness, crunchy drum traxx and afro-cuban jazz delights in ultimate Fett Burger wild style. 100% good times guaranteed!! Click here for our chat with @djfettburger: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/dj-fett-burger

Time now for an irresistible blend of long-neglected nuggets thanks to local legend Jimmy Pham aka Walter Majik! A relentless digger and one of the three friendly musketeers behind our favourite listening room @waxflowerbar, Jimmy dons his trusty cape for two hours of deep crate thrombosis, cheekily uncovering hidden jams from their hiding places near and far, giving us a glimpse into his incredible musical treasure trove and soft-spot for tenderised 90s grooves from every corner of the planet. Click here for our chat with Jimmy: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/walter-majik

Ahoy! We're thrilled to share with you the latest dreamy transmission from our friend from the West, Montana! An all out relaxation degustation full of sun-kissed grooves and beachside nostalgia, the host of the lovingly curated @inourpersonalspace series offers us the ultimate afternoon accompaniment, awash with heavenly atmospheres and sensual vocal cuts from the hedonistic days of yore. Paradise awaits, just don't forget to hydrate! Jump over here to hear a bit more about the mix: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/montana @montana-bourke

Entering our minds through the rumbling of bass bins planted firmly on the ocean floor, Cousin’s deep earth rhythms span wide, from massage chair dubs on 7" to peak time dust burners echoing live under the stars. Summoning sounds from well below the surface and far beyond the ozone layer, we're treated here to a blissed out blend of atmospheric groovers inspired by the natural surrounds of the Moonshoe boss' daily commute. Click here for our chat with Cousin: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/cousin/ @secondcousins

What a serious pleasure it is to welcome Aurora Halal and DJ G! Without doubt two of the classiest operators in the NYC dance scene, Aurora and Gareth are some of the people behind parties like Mutual Dreaming, Sustain-Release and Nowadays, and are two of our favourite DJs in the biz. Joining us for their first mix together since the height of the 2020 lockdowns, where their combined palates seemed to gel effortlessly across the downtempo and d'n'b spectrum for the wonderful Juanita's series, their follow up offering remains cosmic at its core, but with dance floors back in full swing we're hit with a high octane amalgamation of souped-up alien techno, mysterious atmospheres and wonky futuristic breaks, ever progressing with blends of the surgical variety. Strap yourself in, this one's a mind trip! Click here for our chat with Aurora and G: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/aurora-halal-&-dj-g/ @itsallhalal @dj-ggggg

Keeping things closer to home as we often do, we're psyched to welcome Lane Split with two-hours of delectable deep cuts and dubby atmospheres. Also known as one half of the Naarm/Melbourne based duo Handle Soundsystem, David is someone who appreciates great sound, and has been working on a variety of sound systems for local parties and large scale music festivals, all the while refining his own exquisite taste for classic deep cuts and dreamy psychedelic excursions. We really can't speak highly enough of this mix, a deep subliminal odyssey packed full of uplifting 90s tech house and mind massaging dub grooves. Now sit back, relax and enjoy the ride. Click here for our chat with Lane Split: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/lane-split @lanesplit @handlesoundsystem

Up next we have the multi-talented NYC recording artist Relaxer, formerly known as Ital, with a jaw to the floor mind melt that will keep you guessing till the very end! We fired some questions over about his latest full length offering Concealer for UK heavyweight Planet Mu, his most recent live performance at Sustain-Release, and even uncovered some rather handy USB playlist tips along the way. Click here for the chat: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/relaxer @relaxerelaxer

Handing it over to the mind behind London's Unbound Events, a fantastic underground community celebrating a diverse range of UK club sounds, regularly seen hosting legendary cutting edge figures the likes of Skee Mask, SHYBOI, Peverelist and Afrodeustche alongside an array of talented emerging heads operating in and around local UK electronic music scenes. DJ Winggold aka Charles Olisanekwu's forward thinking mindset is perpetually on display throughout his multitude of creative pursuits, and as a DJ it's his dynamic three deck mixing style fusing Afrofuturist techno and Drexciyan electro that persistently builds to dizzying effect, deftly guiding us deep below the murky surface and into a subterranean sci-fi thriller with a heavy UK twist! Interview with DJ Winggold: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/dj-winggold

The Swedish house doctor prescribes his special remedy for maximum enjoyment! After touching down in Australia for a run of shows along the east coast this month, Stockholm's most relentless crate crawler Doc Jay blesses us with a blend of his infamously breezy bangers ready to transport you directly to a dance party on a beach somewhere in the summer of '92. Not only is he behind the notorious Doc Jay's Audio Inn, a mix series which has quickly become one of the freshest on the cloud and was the lockdown hero across living rooms round the globe, he's also a crazily talented painter and visual artist, and has collaborated on a graffiti art mag with a friend since high school that has gone on to become the biggest of its kind in the world. We caught up with the cheeky Swede behind the Doc Jay moniker to ask about his art, his label Sunken Rock and the inspiration behind the Audio Inn series.. Interview here: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/doc-jay @docjay_unlimited

The Redfern based live duo take us on a wild ride through classic and forthcoming psychedelics that cut deep! Barney In The Tunnel aka @barnee-kato and @tunnelsigns are pure legends of the Sydney dance music scene and together create shroom friendly, sci-fi inspired club 12"s with a heavy arsenal of vintage synths and drum machines. We catch them deep in DJ mode here with a journey full of tripped out moods with plenty of flashbacks to hedonistic eras bygone! @barneyinthetunnel Interview here: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/barney-in-the-tunnel/

Legend of the Aussie underground scene, Magda Bytnerowicz is a longtime friend and quite simply one of the best DJs you could hope to find in a loud room behind a well oiled set of turntables. With her uncanny technical ability and seamless control over an all vinyl mix, Magda returns to the deepcast calling upon a couple of decades worth of knowledge in the house and techno orbit to share with us a timeless long haul journey that's been over two years in the making! With absolute love and care poured into every transition, buckle up for three-and-a-half hours of deep space tech, euphoric mood shifts and precision blends in true Magda style! @magdabytnerowicz Interview here: https://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/magda-bytnerowicz-2/

Better late than never, eh! Enjoy our wrap of the best bits from '21. Mixed by @myles-mac Tracklist: picnic - dewey (Nadia Khan version) // Daisart Moonilena - Arasole Rain // Belters PLO Man & C3D-E - Public Static V. Pt. III // Acting Press Thodén - Poor Binarized Ghost // Electroménager C.K - Freesia // PRS Guy Contact - Spirit Level // Butter Sessions Pascale Project - Welcome (Dust-e-1 Remix) // La Rama Records C.K - SPTL DNMCS // PRS PLO Man & C3D-E - Public Static V. Pt. VIII // Acting Press Purelink - Maintain The Bliss // Self Released Priori - Liminal // NAFF Other Joe - On 4.0 Hill // Best Effort Mosam Howieson - Aphelion // Mysteries of the Deep Fantastic Man - Cloud Manager // LIXTP Jex Opolis - Grab The Camcorder // Good Timin’ DJ Python - Angel // Incienso Adam Pits - A Recurring Nature // On Rotation Sansibar - Aurora Eclipse // Kalahari Oyster Cult Remotif - Telepathic Heights // Coymix Sugar Free - Hazme Soñar // Limousine Dream Paramida - Dream Ritual // Love On The Rocks Peyote Dreams - State Of Mind (Slack Mix) (Alex Kassian's Dream State) // Love On The Rocks Flørist, Nathan Melja - Wonderland (Nathan Melja Version) // PARODIA Youandewan - Slow Down feat. Art Feynman // Butter Side Up Retza - Waiting To Go // Satya Fader Cap - Keys For Raldo // s2i Recordings Lattice - Botanica (C.K & Central Remix) // air miles Guy Contact - 90 Mile Straight (Nullarbor Mix) // Butter Sessions Priori - Winged // NAFF YUF-O - Rebuild, Recharge // Superconscious Nutcase & Papachubba - Floating Inside // Best Effort Mosam Howieson - Cerebro // Mysteries of the Deep Thodén - Signal On Baikal // Electroménager Skee Mask - CZ3000 Dub // Ilian Tape

A true OG in every sense of the word, the lifelong record digger and die-hard music aficionado Estimulo has been pushing the needle in Berlin's deep underground since the late 80s! His regular collaborations with like minded music obsessed guests to present marathon live streams of the notorious EstimuloShow are the stuff of legend, the most recent of which have been streamed live from his basement in Berlin with guests like Huerta, C.K, Flørist and Adi Toohey stopping by for some cake and an extended b2b. Wowing even the most astute of house heads without even breaking a sweat, Esti's selections simply are one of a kind, drawing upon the deepest of deep cuts from his 30+ year record collection to share with the world an incredible ear for rare and forgotten dance music. A dubbed out "listening mind journey" as he describes it, Estimulo mixes up some pure gold here as per usual, and gives us some great insight into the history and inner workings of the EstimuloShow, and the thought process that goes into making his own killer edits! Interview with Estimulo: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/estimulo @estimulo http://mixomat.org/estimulo https://cashmereradio.com/shows/estimuloshow

DJ Possum and Myles Mac return with a three hour trip full of saxy summer time slow jams, deep balearic burners, soulful UK garage and loungin' 90s house & hip hop. Mellow to its core, this one invites you to hit recline and see where the vibe might take you. One for the boom bappers and the chill steppers!    Tracklist and full info: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/myles-mac-dj-possum A little bit about the mix.. @djpossums: Collaborating with Myles is fun because it's where we find a point of intersection with our djing styles and music tastes. I'm an unpinned DJ in terms of genre but together we find cohesiveness to tell a story that is reminiscent of our upbringings and nostalgic memories; UK Underground street soul, 90s Hip Hop, funny South African Kwaito tunes that we sing along to even though we don't know the language, soulful electronic love songs, early house classics and many more.. Some pretty banging songs that are precious to me from the message in the lyrics, the feeling they create, the fun vibes or just their awesome production are: Can't Stop (One World 12'' Mix) by After 7, U.N.I.T.Y. by Queen Latifah, Scratched by Etienne de Crecy and the Brazilian balearic classic Tudo Faz Sentido by Taciana to name a few. @myles-mac: One of the few upsides of extended periods at home this year thanks to all the lockdowns has been the time to trawl through old Ibiza chill CDs, youtube channel wormholes and bandcamp compilations to discover classic or relatively unknown 90s downtempo gems that have managed to last the test of time. With this mix, Maria and I put our heads together to tell a story of the past that somehow still sounds fresh to our ears today, trying to squeeze in a bunch of styles from both of our collections while making it all flow and sound somewhat cohesive over three hours and a variety of tempos. Inspirations for the mix come from all over the map, but there's a definite focus on the link between the UK and Ibiza in the early-mid 90s, with old Dj Alfredo live recordings, José Padilla's Café del Mar compilations, psychedelic mixes from the late great Andrew Weatherall, the absolutely insane discography of UK Street Soul pioneer Toyin Agbetu (the producer behind 2 Tuff, Deluxe, Shades Of Black, Robyn, Mary Pearce and many more), the crisp jazzy productions of downtempo master Paul Hardcastle from Kiss The Sky (a ton of which he's uploaded to bandcamp) and the don of deep & soulful UK Garage Mike Millrain (aka D Base, DJ South Central, Vibes Alive, Stone Cold Steppaz). A few special mentions go to our friend Dust-e-1 in Montreal for his chillout monster of a remix for Pascale Project, the late Richard H. Kirk aka Sandoz who recently passed but left us with an infinite resource of beautiful electronic dance music, and Alaska's Kwaito classic "Accuse" that will always put a smile on our faces no matter the occasion.

Louis McCoy is a master craftsman in every sense of the word. A legend of a human behind much loved local underground institutions the likes of Inner Varnika and For Home Use Only, and an expert on the tools be it in the kitchen or on a building site, Louis first and foremost is a passionate music obsessor with a savant like ear for records that cut deep. Sometimes found under the cheekier guise of hndsm, Louis seriously knows whats up when it comes to 90s music from the UK, and focusses his attention here on the massively influential sound of trip hop that he grew up nodding his head to as a teen. Treating us to near-on three hours of raw and dusty underground classics from the roots of the 90s Bristol trip hop movement, we find ourselves deep beneath the murky waters of the reggae and the shoegaze infused, to moments of heavy, emotion packed atmospheric soul and a healthy dose of the all out experimental. One for the OG chillout heads, this really is a trip like no other! Interview here: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/louis-mccoy @louis_mccoy @for_home_use_only https://innervarnika.com

Local chillout ambassador Rev Lon calms the collective mind with a timely and deeply meditative exploration of ambient states, lush intelligent dance moods and infinitely spaced d'n'b nostalgia. A bona fide fountain of optimism and positive energy, whether behind the wheels at her own Slow Burn parties or creating new realities through her budding Soft Edges design alter ego, Gab aka Rev Lon treats us here to a soothing escape for tired minds with a nod to sound relaxation pioneers of the past, present and future. melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/rev-lon @gbrevlon @slowburncast

A fresh dose of interplanetary house from the Perth based Butter Sessions producer @guycontact! Much like his recent run of brilliant 12s, the latest of which are soon to drop for UK outfits @hawsmusic and @craigie-knowes, Guy Contact expertly transports us through a psychedelic time warp back to a moment when progressive house was at its peak, with tightly pulsating grooves met by metallic synth lines and dreamy celestial atmospherics. An alien trip through the blissful and serene with just enough bite to launch you into the unknown. melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/guy-contact @guycontact @buttersessions

A huge pleasure to welcome a towering figure of Melbourne's underground! A mate to many and one of the brains behind the notoriously sweaty Spin Club parties as well as the much loved Hopkins Creek festival, Keysie's sets always manage to embody that harmonious blend between the unconventional and the strangely familiar, both the stuff of after hours folklore and a welcome weekly soundtrack across many a listening bar around town. We've come to admire Josh's unique sonic takes over the years, regularly following him down weird and wonderful rabbit holes we never even knew existed. Here we welcome you to do the same with the special of the day being deep and wonky mind melters of the home grown variety. Bon appétit! Click here for the interview: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/josh-keys @joshkeysmusic @spinclubmusic @hopkinscreek

One of the most influential, respected and loved names in house since way back in 1991, and quite comfortably one of our all time favourite producers of house music with too many classics to name, Ian Pooley treats us to an hour of seriously deep cuts, mixing his own personal edits of underground favs from the 90s and 00s from the comfy surrounds of his studio in Mainz, Germany. This is a trip down 12″ memory lane you probably don’t want to miss! Click here for our chat with Ian Pooley: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/ian-pooley https://pooledmusic.bandcamp.com @ianpooley

On the back of a stunning debut for Priori and Ex-T's NAFF label out in Montreal earlier this year, we find ourselves well and truly in business here with @maara laying down a nostalgia packed club mix with heavy doses of 90s tranquility rave, dark n' stormy trance moods, sexy vocal snips and plenty of forthcoming productions of her own that are guaranteed to cut you deeep! Watch out! Click here for our chat with Maara: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/maara https://maara.bandcamp.com/album/ultimate-reward https://massiedome.bandcamp.com/ @maara

Landing back on terra firma after the 2020 whirlwind, our annual review winds its way back through a whole range of chillout moods and energised atmospherics that flowed through the home stereo over the year, with a big focus on some of great new Aussie electronica that kept us feeling zen throughout some rather interesting times. Hope you’ve all been enjoying the vibes from us, plenty more of those to come. Big love, MDC. Mixed by @myles-mac Tracklist: Fantastic Man - Superhighway // Mule Musiq 
Florian T M Zeisig - Only Textures // enmossed
 Ameeva - Ascension (Ft Sara Otal Gauvreau) // Lowless Music
 URA - Neo Piano (Unextended Version) // NAFF 
Tecno Shoppe - Ryu & Syusaku // .jpeg Artefacts
 Pontiac Streator - Lamp Fest // Motion Ward
 Noi - Which Truth // Best Effort
 Nadia Khan - Port Ana // Scissor and Thread
 Cousin - TUB4 // OTIS
 Rings Around Saturn - Cloud Action // Repeat Concrete 
Norachi - Nurture // Vessel
 Shinichi Atobe - Yes // DDS
 El​-​B - Dusk Till Dawn // GD4YA
 Sam Brickel & Dashiell - Hey Avalon // Mindmap 
Telephones - Groundshaker, Lightbreaker (Pulse Mix) // Needs Fantastic Man - Diaspora // Mule Musiq 
Alex Kassian - Oolong Trance (Club Mix) // Love On The Rocks
 RDS - Subsequently // Mindmap
 Sleep D - Nature // Butter Sessions
 DJ Sports - Magic Laugh // Esoteric Exports
 Tornado Wallace - Jungle Dream // Optimo Music
 Ntel - Melt // GARMO
 Biodive - Plane of the Ecliptic // Coymix Ltd 
747 - Aurora Centralis (Tin Man's Spaced Remix) // Aquaregia 
LT - Wet Look // Rhythm Section International
 Killer DJs - 2.1 // DustWORLD
 Maara - Tranquil Lust Mommy // NAFF
 Opal Sunn - Laika // Touch From A Distance 
Priori - SCN 4 // DustWORLD
 Darcy Baylis - Symphony in a Marble Structure // .jpeg Artefacts
 Wilfy D - All About U // Vitamin D Records
 Dust-e-1 - Enthusion // DustWORLD
 Andrea - Lana // Ilian Tape
 Skee Mask - Dolby // Ilian Tape
 Lord Of The Isles - Waiting In Arisaig // Whities

As the year winds to long overdue a halt, we called on local Berlin DJ, Love On The Rocks favourite and all round class act @alexkassian to supply us with one of his finest blends, rewinding to the dawning age of early morning trance hypnotics and big outdoor breaks with splashes of dream house for the tired minds. We linked up via the Internet to speak about Alex' latest musical endeavours, touching base on the @opalsunn collab and @planetsundae label he shares with likeminded studio head @hiroakioba. Click here for our chat with Alex: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/alex-kassian https://planetsundae.bandcamp.com/ @alexkassian @opalsunn

Click here for the interview with Regularfantasy melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/regularfantasy Never afraid of switching the party up a notch, Montreal's @regfant dances that fine line between all-out-fun and sentimental nostalgia, fusing fluffy late 90s-early 00s filter house with deep burners and catchy vocals from records that sound familiar but you just can't quite put your finger on it. With a myriad of projects on the go and a killer new record just out alongside her Plush Managements Inc. partner in crime D. Tiffany, we caught up with Liv via her Montreal doggo painting studio to get the scoop! @regfant https://plushrecordsinc.bandcamp.com

Click here for the interview with Route 8 melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/route-8 With a freshly released debut album for Lobster Theremin soundtracking the melancholic landscapes you're likely to encounter cruising through the lush Hungarian countryside, we caught up with the Budapest based producer to chat about the album, his multiple aliases, the Hungarian Italo Disco movement of the early 80s and, of course, his mix - stocked full of new music from Budapest and beyond. Cruise control > on! @route8 @this-is-our-time https://thisisourtime.bandcamp.com/

Click here for the interview with DJ Earl Grey melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/dj-earl-grey Finishing the working week with a mix of truly beautiful sounds thanks to one of Australia's very best music selectors, DJ @earlgreyradio! A true purveyor of introspective cuts that can transcend the dance floor and recalibrate the mind/body/soul, Nik Thorup has to be one of the deepest diggers we've encountered, specialising in nostalgic genre benders and soothing ambient, downtempo and dubby grooves of all shapes and sizes. For this episode we're found gently swaying between 160bpm D'n'B atmospheres and majestic moody vocal cuts, perfect to wind down or ease into your weekend with. We also caught up with Nik to chat about his label @besteffort and the imminent closing of Sydney's iconic underground music venue Freda's, where he worked both as a booker and threw parties with Rimbombo over the years.

Click here for the interview with Hugo Incognito melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/hugo-incognito With those balmy summer nights just around the corner, we've called on a local music enthusiast and incredible digger of forgotten gems to serve up one of his signature blends, jamming out broken beat street soul, dub, house and UK garage nostalgia. One of the minds behind local mix series and intermittent party @city-bleus, Hugo's mixes have become absolutely essential home listening for us this year, specialising in early 90s cruisers and genre bending obscurities across the vibe and tempo spectrum. Prepare for another soul soothing ride primed for heavy summer rotation!

Click here for the interview with Bex melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/bex With memories of the dancefloor becoming blurrier by the month, we're handing it over to Melbourne's Bex (@becarmstrongmusic), a lovely human, super slick DJ and one of the finest diggers of vintage tech-house, minimal and techno around for an extended rewind through space and time, digging out dusty atmospheric rollers and nods to the tech-house gods of the 90s and 00s golden years... Lock in!

Click here for the interview with DJ Sports melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/dj-sports It's with real joy that we're able to press play on another epic journey from our favourite Aarhus collective, with Milán Zaks aka @s-p-o-r-t-s from the Regelbau crew stepping up this time for two-hours of mind massaging atmospheres, mixing sci-fi ambience with his signature floaty house, deep jungle and bass heavy UKG. An incredible producer with an ever growing swarm of aliases, labels (No Hands, Help Recs, Regelbau) and collaborative projects to his name – often featuring alongside his brother Natal aka @central8000 – Sports is a music lover to his absolute core and a keen student of electronic music history with a brilliant ear for everything from ambient, dub, downtempo, pop and kraut to house, techno and the faster bass heavy sounds of dubstep, UKG, jungle and DnB. We're lucky enough to get tastes across the entire spectrum in this mix, and checked in with Milán for an extended chin wag about everything from discovering jungle and UK bass music to the beauty of DIY recordings, the underground scene in Aarhus and the Regelbau approach to programming a night from beginning to end.

Click here for the interview with Fei Pao: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/fei-pao Welcoming a great friend, collaborator and long time purveyor of high quality sound, music and parties thrown with 100% love! Melbourne’s Fei Pao aka Glenn Ellingsen, the mind and master craftsmen behind @hotwaxsoundsystem has a deep appreciation and love for great music in everything he does, building soundsystems to honestly reproduce what the artist originally intended – a philosophy championed by NYC Loft legend David Mancuso and carried on by Loft party enthusiasts to this day. Beginning his journey into sound in Bergen, Norway some 10+ years ago before moving to the hustle and bustle of Hong Kong and finally landing in Melbourne in 2018, Glenn’s own sound and worldly curiosities connect people to beautiful moments in time through years of listening, digging and mixing throughout Norway, NYC, Hong Kong and Japan. It’s with real joy that we’re able to hand it over to Glenn for a taste of the Hot Wax sound, and chat about his journey into the crazy world of soundsystems. Fire up the home Hi-Fi and settle in for the ride!

Returning to the lab for a special lockdown edition with two hours of bumpin’ slow jams courtesy of @myles-mac and DJ Possum! Hailing from Colombia and a longtime contributor to the Latin music scene in Melbourne, @djpossums (aka Jolie) has a wonderful ear for the slower, soulful electronic love songs of the 80s and early 90s, with recent sessions for @hotwaxsoundsystem and @loopdreamsau some of the smoothest you’ll hear! Get comfy for 120 minutes of lounge friendly nostalgia with chunky UK street soul, 90s hip hop, dub, deep balearic, Kwaito and house! www.skylab-radio.com Tracklist: The Bionaut - Lush Life Electronica Bassline feat. Lorraine Chambers - Back To Bass-ics Shortie No Mass - Like This Critical Rhythm - I’m In Love With You (Version) A Tribe Called Quest - Check The Rhime (Mr. Muhammad's Mix) Bovel - Check 4 U Dual Tone - Atom (Dub Massacre 2) Boyz II Men - Vibin' (The New Flava) Pete Rock - Get Involved Soul For Real - If You Want It Kiss The Sky - Same Place Same Time Dub Addiction - Mae Roe KH (Giraffi Dub) Critical Rhythm - It Could Not Happen (Essential Trance Hall Mix) Fifth Of Heaven - Just A Little More Rahsheed - Never Put U Down Love & Laughter - I Surrender (Club Mix) M’Du - e Beach (Extended Mix) Soul Family Sensation - I Don’t Even Know If I Should Call You Baby Special Touch - Garden Of Life YBU - Soul Magic (feat Jonell) Fresh 4 Feat. Lizz E - Wishing On A Star The Eff Word - TBC (Crustation Slow Mix) Patrice Rushen - To Each His Own 2 Tuff - Slow Down The Primitive Painter - Invisible Landscapes Dennis Mpale - Paying My Bills DJ Rasoul feat. Shanan - Let Me Love You (SF Vocal Vibe) KLF - Make It Rain (Extended Version) 42 Cows In Town - Coffeshop People (Orlando Careca Coffe Dub Mix) Speedy J - Beam Me Up Pal Joey pres. Expression - Ancestoral Groove (DJ Duke's Deep Groove)

Click here for the interview with deep creep melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/deep-creep Locking in next with a banging mix of hi-energy hypnotics from the Brooklyn rave specialist and all night party professor @deepcreep88! Cutting her teeth throwing wild DIY after-hours parties in Austin before landing in NYC three years ago, @thelotradio resident and host of the killer @pipipigroup mix series soundtracks a sunny NYC summer of quarantine with some 'super-posi' rave nostalgia, weaving deep trance cuts, gritty breaks and big late night techno euphorics!

Click here for the interview with Steve Duncan melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/steve-duncan Step inside the mind of @patternsofperception's @steve-duncan with the Australian DJ and long time Berlin-based tastemaker treating us to a soothing fusion of chillout techno meditations spun at 33rpm. Now settling into a new life in Helsinki while navigating the pandemic, we chat about where he got his start back in Canberra and Sydney around the turn of the century, and how it lead him to Berlin to start the wonderfully curated Patterns of Perception series alongside five friends in 2016.

Click here for the interview with Gabrielle Kwarteng melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/gabrielle-kwarteng Time for a dose of much welcome dance floor positivity from the eclectic mind of NYC native, now Berlin based DJ @gabriellekwarteng! Born in Brooklyn and raised in the Bronx, Gabrielle's unique musical appreciations stem from a early diet of Ghanaian highlife and Nigerian Afrobeat cassettes, alongside the American disco, funk and jazz her Ghanaian parents had on heavy rotation at home. These days, through a wonderfully curated monthly residency on Brooklyn's @thelotradio, Gabrielle's distinctive curiosities can be heard ranging from West African disco to Brazilian funk, Middle Eastern electro and house-inspired ‘90s tracks from places like India, Japan, South Africa and South Korea. Here Gabrielle takes us on a 'semi-post quarantine' journey full of dance music nostalgia for the soul, finding solace in uptempo rhythms to spread positive vibes to those in need!

Click here for the interview with DJ Popup: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/dj-popup Throwing it over to our great pal DJ Popup (@why_u_poppin) from Copenhagen! The mind behind the magnificent NES (@noc_e_space) label and close affiliate of the Regelbau crew in Aarhus, PU hit our radar last year with his breakout debut 'Heather' EP, a deep garage infused house bomb with serious timeless appeal. We were lucky enough to catch him doing what he does best in a sweaty room here in Melbourne over the summer, laying down a jamming blend of forgotten 90s house peppered with deep burners from the Safe camp. I think Skydiver's Mike Wale said it the best, the guy is a walking house music encyclopaedia! This one is no exception..

Click here for the interview with Jesse Futerman: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/jesse-futerman Here's one we've been looking forward to for a quite some time now, welcoming one of the deepest diggers of jazz, soul and hip hop out there, Montreal's @jessefuterman! One of the nicest fellas, not to mention best producers in the game for labels like SOBO and Church, Jesse's exquisite home listening journeys have really hit the spot these last few months of quarantine. With a masterful ear for jazz and library records – an obsession since his teenage years – we couldn't be happier to present Jesse's latest selection, full of the music closest to his heart.

Click here for the interview with diskonnected: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/diskonnected In some truly safe hands this week with one of Asia's finest operators treating us to three hours of intergalactic house! Gregory Huang aka @diskonnected is one of the pioneers behind Taipei's Smoke Machine (@smokemachinetaipei), the long running techno podcast and party series that started 10 years ago as a semi regular run of "chaotic" DIY parties around the city, and has since gone on to become the epitome of high quality techno with a cult following around the world. We caught up with Gregory for some rare insight into all the happenings over at Smoke Machine HQ, and he's shared with us a brilliant mix of spacey house with plenty of all-time-classics thrown in, recorded live at Safe Room in Bangkok last year.

Click here for the interview with Citizen Maze: melbournedeepcast.net/citizen-maze A couple of months into studio isolation and Melbourne's @citizenmaze presents us with a new live set and our deepest trip yet! Hitting the radars in 2018 with a debut EP of four incredible mind melters for local label Analogue Attic, Citizen Maze (aka Adam McCoy) has an innate sense for the natural spaces we inhabit, intertwining serene soundscapes, organic drum sounds and synthesised atmospheres custom built for deep sonic introspection. Ready your mind for a trance inducing bliss-out, live sounds from the suburbs of Melbourne and beyond!

Click here for the interview with Respect Guy (@treffene): melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/respect-guy Stepping to it this week we present you a Brisbane house music authority and a genuine don of the underground scene, Respect Guy! A co-founder of Brisbane's Bad Taste House Collective, Matt Treffene's latest pursuit has been to serve dancefloors with the respect they deserve, channeling the energy and tranquility of underground sounds lost in the pre-information age to refocus our minds, ears and feet. Never one to miss a moment, Matt takes us on an isolation-friendly return trip through downtempo relics of the past, mixing 90s IDM and moody psybient cuts from long forgotten trance and chill out compilations found within the deepest depths of the Internet. A spooky ride for spaced out minds.. full respect!

Montréal's @priori-ties was our special guest for the latest Skylab Radio session with a mind bending hour of sounds from across the multiverse, now eternally online for your home listening pleasure. big shouts to @slowburncast! <3

Click here for the tracklist & interview with EMA: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/ema/ Subwoofers at the ready, today we have a boombastic mix full of heavy dub and deep bass rumbling wonkiness from the founder of Dublin's Woozy parties, EMA (@emma-jane-g). With her clubnight focussed on exposing the full gamut of dub-heavy sounds and the DJs of modern soundsystem culture, EMA has been pushing the decibels of Dublin's bass movement with her full body shaking euphoric selections, this one being no different! 'Turn up the bass', as they say.

Click here for the tracklist & interview with Dawn Again: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/dawn-again Next up we’re treated to a max chillin’ afternoon soundtrack from Melbourne’s @dawn-again (aka Nick Verwey), full of breezy live percussions, jazzed out chords and soulfully serenading vox to keep the temperatures steaming! With The Love Above label he runs alongside local heads Ryan Berkeley and DJ Ingrid recently dropping their first 12″, we caught up with Nick to get the scoop!

Click here for the tracklist & interview with Khotin: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/khotin/ It's with real pleasure that we welcome Vancouver's @khotin, CEO of Khotin Industries and the mind behind some of the finest downtempo experiments to come out of Canada in recent times. With blissed out ambient LPs the likes of New Tab and Beautiful You brilliantly channeling feelings of stillness and after hour melancholy, here we catch Khotin back in deep dance mix mode for the first time in two years and chat about finding himself on Ghostly International, working at the Pacific Rhythm record shop and his approach to self-releasing cassettes.

Click here for the full episode & interview with Ally Tropical: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/ally-tropical/ Next up we have a classy instalment from @allytropical, the Glasgow born DJ and promoter who now resides in London working as editor of the almighty @the-ransom-note, while running nights under the Data Bank banner with 12th Isle's Fergus Clark and planning the launch of his forthcoming label, Plant Life. A keen nature enthusiast and lover of lush electronics, Ally ups the tempo for this one taking us on a express cruise through spaced out house and techno.

The Toronto producer eases in with a tranquil blend of fresh Australian electronica. Interview with @cl_lit: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/ciel/ About the mix: "I had toured for the first time in Australia late 2018 and it made a massive impression on me. In many ways, it reminded me of a warmer version of Canada. People were incredibly kind and welcoming and I was blown away by the hospitality the promoters and local artists showed me. I also absolutely adored the incredible nature I saw in Australia, having played in Hobart and Brisbane and Melbourne and Sydney and Adelaide and Hopkins’ Creek Festival in a volcanic crater, I fell in love with the landscapes I saw and the animals local only to this part of the world. So when I first sat down to think about this mix, the bushfires had just started raging and the news was beyond depressing to see. Everywhere I saw online was just videos and pictures of burned animals and ash that was once blooming flora & fauna. A fan from Australia sent me a DM on IG, telling me how my song “Terracotta”, as it’s a track that talks about the sea and land, was able to give them a lot of peace during a time that was anything but. And so I decided I wanted to make a mix that not only paid tribute to this incredible music scene and country and its amazing artists, but was musically able to provide a sense of solace to people who perhaps feel hopeless about our time on this planet. That is partly why I began the mix with music by indigenous tribes from East Timor—as “modern” people it’s sad to see that we’ve lost touch with the roots of our life on this planet as we know it, and I think we have so much to learn from indigenous cultures and their respect for mother nature. I also chose a lot of dub music, and music that featured lots of organic drums for similar reasons, as these styles of music owe as much to indigenous folk music as they do to modern electronic music. Ultimately I wanted the mix to feel like slipping into a warm bath. Hope it was successful. 🙂"

Another year of finely spaced groovers and killer vibe trax from our friends around the universe wrapped and mixed into a two-and-a-bit hour de33ep blend by @myles-mac. Enjoy at your leisure!! Tracklist: Unknown Mobile - Looping Truths And Expectations // Pacific Rhythm DJ Python - Espero // Dekmantel Pilgrims Of The Mind - Digital 4A Groove // Echovolt Dust-e-1 - C-Thru // DustWORLD Freda & Jackson - Slo Mosely // Ken Oath New World Science - Movement 3 // Temple Big Zen - Buoyant Beat // DustWORLD ANF - TV Science // NAFF C.K - Poverty Grasses (Essence) // PRS Project Pablo - Eye Mask On, Think About Everything // VMP Rings Around Saturn - Circling Architecture // Voyage Dorisburg & Arkajo - Void Pyramid B // ARKAJO Mosam Howieson - Black Flowers // Semantica Sleep D - Morning Sequence ft. Kuniyuki // Incienso Jumanjí - Feu Follet (Le Fusion Mix) ft. Ex-Terrestrial // FATi DJ Popup - Heather // NES ANF - ANF Dub (D. Tiffany’s Milano Mix) // NAFF DJ Central - Que // Help Recordings Ex-Terrestrial - Current Location // NAFF Jumanjí - Houti Kindom // FATi ZDBT + Dreamcast - Take A Chance (On Love) (Project Pablo Remix) // Specials Steve Hauschildt - Subtractive Skies // Ghostly International Future 3 ‎- The Boy From West Bronx // Øen Records Ronan - Star Fissure // Planet Euphorique Erika de Casier - Intimate (Club Mix) // Independent Jeep Music Flørist - Sail // The Trilogy Tapes Big Zen - LoveUm // DustWORLD Killer DJ’s - Untitled // Planet Euphorique AceMo - Dub 2 Toronto // 00:AM Guy Contact - Phase Value // Butter Sessions CCL x Flora FM - Liquify Interference // Planet Euphorique Harrison BDP - Sweet Dreams (Urulu Remix) // Haŵs Aaron Palmquist - Dreamtime // Eternal Schvitz Priori - On A Nimbus // NAFF Steve Hauschildt - Cloudloss // Ghostly International

Moody breaks and wild beat tracks from the Antinote producer. Interview with @d-k-music: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/d-k About the mix: "It’s a bunch of tracks that I’ve been playing in clubs and festivals lately. Special mention for this crazy beat track 'Battered' from Cocktail Party Effect on cold Recordings and for those who haven’t listened to it yet, 'Frozen Sword' is an extract from my new record Rising."

Bone rattling jungle madness from Sydney's DJ Scorpion! Interview with @djscorpion3000: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/dj-scorpion About the mix: "Hahaha well I probably took the brief of “deep” a little too literally. It’s a pretty dark mix at times, which I didn’t intend for it to be initially but as I was sorting it all out I was like fuck it, this is all the stuff I’m massively vibing on at the moment. It was recorded at home in my lounge room with numerous cups of jasmine tea and a big sage stick burning. I’m usually a fucking mess when I record mixes, they really get inside my head for some reason. So this time I wanted to make sure I was extra chill! Shout out to my housemates for putting up with me. The real standout track for me is the J-Shadow remix of Warzou’s Run. I first heard it at the airport, coming back from a trip where I took a bit of a conscious break from listening to music and it rattled me to the core, like I could feel it in my stomach. I’m always looking for that real physical response to music, I think that’s why I like jungle, dnb and dub so much. I’m also obsessed with Tama Gucci cover of Thotiana by Blueface which closes out the mix. It’s the perfect mix of euphoria and frivolity. I always want to make sure I’m not taking things too seriously so this track was the perfect closer."

A 15 year veteran of the UK radio, club and festival scene and a seriously accomplished DJ with an ear for the undiscovered and a feel for those euphoric goose bump moments, we're chuffed to throw it over to London's @saoirsemusic ahead of her upcoming Australian visit.. Interview here: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/saoirse About the mix.. "It was kind of weird because I had to pretend to be somewhere else when I put this together, it was cold and about 5 degrees here in London but I wanted to it feel like it was summer. So I closed my eyes when listening back and tried to see if it felt like summer and I think it kind of does. :D Hope you do too!"

Well-spiced rave NRG with a local lord of the blend. Interview with @toniyotzi: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/toni-yotzi About the mix.. "There’s upcoming Sam Brickel on Steeplejack, one of the most interesting labels’ out of Australia atm, a very tightly packed release schedule coming up too, buckle up 😈 Also a spicy Urulu remix of Jeigo - Fluerella...everything Taylor (Urulu, Liquid Earth) has sent through recently has been so so good. Classic Thomas P. Heckman + as per touch of ‘classy trap’ haha, very into Brazillian producer VHOOR."

Live from MUTEK with Montreal's master of chill. Interview with @duste1: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/dust-e-1 About the mix.. "Ya! It was a blast to play at MUTEK this summer! I did so on Friday around 6 pm at the outdoor stage, sun was streaking out over the plaza (see picture) and people were filtering over from work, lying down on the floor and vibing, getting their evening going. The mood of my set catered well I think, very happy with how it all turned out! My setup was using one of my three laptops, midi controller and a recently acquired synthesizer. After thinking and working on the set for many months, it all came together the week before - finished up some old ideas and jammed out a bunch of new ones. That’s how things tend to go for me, many months of thinking and not really doing much, then a week or so of frenzied activity, getting stuff done. One or two things will be out at some stage but the large majority probably won’t? I’m not sure really… we’ll see."

Bouncin' club workouts with the Dig Deeper LA boss. Full interview with @alisonswing: www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/alison-swing About the mix: "I grabbed a bunch of new tracks I’ve been really into as well as some unreleased goodies from friends, old favorites and records I’ve snagged on the road. I recorded this at my home in Berlin. I especially love one of the new tracks from Das Komplex on Love on the Rocks’ forthcoming compilation. I tried to not play too many Australian tracks but I couldn’t help myself!"

Transport to paradise with Pacific Rhythm label don DJ D.DEE @derekdee... Full interview: www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/dj-d-dee About the mix: "I recorded the mix at Paradise during the afternoon on a beautiful Wednesday here in Vancouver. I wanted to approach the mix with the same energy I would if I was playing the warm up set there, while also sharing a few forthcoming tunes from the label and friends. Parties in Vancouver don’t tend to go as long as they do overseas so a lot of the time when you go out dancing by 1am it’s already quite full on. I guess this is what that sounded like in my head when it was 3 in the afternoon."

@myles-mac extends for a two hour space cruise through deep mid 90s aquatics, hypnotic IDM and atmos-techers with new bits from the likes of Priori, Project Pablo, Rings Around Saturn, Youandewan, Hybrid Man and Dust-e-1. http://skylab-radio.com

Silky modern funk, house and dreamy garage jams cut live from the MPC of Melbourne's @midnighttenderness. Full interview: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/midnight-tenderness "This was recorded live at Freda’s bar in Sydney during the Freedom Sounds 3rd birthday party with Mike Who, Daniel Lupica, Merph and Astronafrica. It’s an hour live-set performed with an MPC Live, Elektron Digitone and Digitakt. It features five tracks from my previous two EPs, three forthcoming bits and four brand new jams that came about in the process. Hope you dig!!"

Japanese techno madness from the notorious Future Terror DJ. Interview with @haruka_ft: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/haruka About the mix.. "It's based on a set at Tokyo Techno Society held in Nagoya the other day. The second track is Wata Igarashi's new one from Bunker New York, sounds amazing on the floor."

Early trance and tripped hypnotics from Berlin via Toronto. Interview with @nathanmicay: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/nathan-micay About the mix.. "My last studio mix was for Resident Advisor in January and I feel like I might’ve gone a bit hard on that one and focused on tricks over tracks. This time I decided to keep it real simple. I went to a friend’s with a bag of 40 records and a few tracks on a USB and recorded it in an afternoon (then nudged some volumes in Ableton). It’s all quite trancey but in a lighter sense of the word. That beautiful time when house, trance and whatever else all seemed to cross over for a brief moment. It’s a bit lighter than what I usually get to play in the club. There are some new ones from myself and a couple of pretty hard to find tracks that will be out on a new re-issue label I’m starting this fall. Fuck the sharks."

Melancholic rave tracks from the Imaginary Friend party starter. Interview with DJ Fart In The Club (@2shy2dj): melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/dj-fart-in-the-club About the mix.. "I developed the first part of the mix based on the feeling I got every time walking out of my parents place during my stay in Seoul. It was this peaceful apartment complex surrounded by mountains and looking at the tall buildings always gave me some sort of melancholic nostalgia of the time when I was living in Seoul. Seoul is a huge city and to go anywhere central from my parents place I had to take at least an hour ride of public transportation. I had to take a bus to the nearest subway station and that was where everything starts to get so hectic and disorientating. I wanted to portray these scenes in the first part of the mix and afterwards I built the mix with some of old and new fav tracks I like to play out."

Ambient house moods from south London multi-label head @sebwildblood. Interview: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/seb-wildblood About the mix.. "This one actually is the first in a while that I’ve put no label bits in. It’s just a bunch of tracks from labels and artists I’m digging at the moment. I generally take a lot of time to record a mix but this one actually slipped out real fast, which I reckon’s a good sign?!"

Hazy atmospheres from Pacific Rhythm's latest downtempo don @unknown-mobile. Interview: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/unknown-mobile "I recorded this mix at the @n10-as radio studio, and tried to keep it pretty chill, even though it ended up being a little tripped out at points. The 2nd track in the mix is definitely a special one to mention, it’s a new project I am working on with Daniel Rincon. We just wrapped it up so are looking into options for releasing it now."

Wavey modern Italo from the Milan based hardware duo. Interview with @modularproject: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/modular-project "We recorded this mix to make people stand up and dance! The opening track of the mix is Perel’s remix of our new single that will be released on Rebirth at the end of July. We've included tracks that we're excited about at the moment... tracks that represent our sound or that we've been playing frequently in our sets."

Two hours of bumpin' moods and grooves with the Quartet Series boss. Interview with @nachtbraker here: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/nachtbraker About the mix.. "I recorded it at home on 2 Technics SL1210 MKII and an Allen & Heath Xone:23 mixer. It’s about two hours of vinyl that I recently bought and have been playing out at gigs. I’ve been spending a bit too much money on records lately, so doing this mix justifies the euros spent maybe haha. While I was recording the mix I actually got a few orders delivered to my home so in the last hour there’s a couple of fresh records from that."

Fast moving techno from Dublin's @rkitt! Interview: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/r-kitt About the mix.. "Lots of melody and energy. It was the first mix I recorded with a plan for a long time which was exciting for me. I do a monthly radio show on Dublin Digital Radio but I never plan it so to approach a mix with a clear idea was refreshing. I suppose I wanted it to be immersive and somewhat multifunctional. One you could imagine dancing to but also one you could lash on in the car for a night time drive down the motorway or in the headphones for a run when the sun’s going down (I don’t run but this sounds nice to me). But sure listen, don’t let me tell you how to listen to it, I’m sure you’ll find the best way for yourself :) The last track is an unreleased one by myself so I guess that is worth mentioning. But they’re all special in their own way."

A journey into time and space with Melbourne based live duo @hybridmn. Interview: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/hybrid-man "This recording is taken from our live show in Sydney for Heavenly x Vivid. It was a real fun night with Ben Fester, Adi Toohey and Hugh B spinning records too. We used an MPC 1000, Electribe ES-1, Waldorf Blofeld, Roland TR-606, SH-101, TB-03 and D-05. Our live sets are influenced by a dub-style of mixing and arrangement so we use a bunch of aux sends on the mixer to send to external fx to create dynamics and spacey sounds in the composition." Lyrebird EP for @papercutslimited: https://soundcloud.com/papercutslimited/sets/hybrid-man-lyrebird-ep

We catch @tinman on his latest acid quest with a mix full of exclusive bits and pieces from recent solo and collaborative efforts, with forthcoming DOVS, Ociya and Romans workouts making the cut in an emotional acid journey for the ages! Full interview with Tin Man: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/tin-man "So this is a mix exclusively of unreleased solo and collaboration material. Some of the material will be released. Some is unsigned. Much of it is based on material from my live show that had never been recorded."

Spirited house from one of Israel's most soulful selectors. Interview with @dj-dasco: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/dasco "I recorded this mix very recently here in Berlin and I really enjoyed doing it! In this mix I included my new unreleased track “African Power” which I made while I was living in Rome last winter and I also included tracks from artists that I love and highly appreciate like Ron Trent, Trinidadian Deep, Theo Parrish, Larry Heard, Kerri Chandler, Joe Claussell, Armando and more..."

A wild RAMZi fusion of tribal dance tracks and lush new Canadian rhythms. Full interview with @ramzihouti: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/dj-fati "In this mix there is many tracks by my fellow Canadian producers, unreleased Nap, Ex-Terrestrial, D. Tiffany, and from Perishing Thirst. There’s a good inspiring music scene for sure in Canada, I just hope this community will be more supportive toward each other and friendly in the future."

Late 90s tech house and breaks via Dublin's Fio Fa. Interview with @fiofahhh: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/fio-fa "In the past few months I’ve been coming across a lot of sick tech house and breakbeat from the late 90s/early 2000s so this mix is full of that buzz, a couple new ones and one from me which is forthcoming!"

The P&D label head and long time dublab host soundtracks a morning run through the mountains. Interview with @parkhar: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/parker "I usually make mixes that I can run to. I find a lot of similarities between running and dancing (a run and a party have much the same trajectories, in my opinion) and I usually check a mix on a jog before sharing with anyone else. As far as the music itself is concerned, there are a couple things from me in there, as well as the track Diego and I made that I mentioned before. Plus some new/forthcoming bits from friends -- hello Telephones, Pavillion and DJ Pollen! I also included tracks from Perko, upsammy, Bruce and SVN. Just things I’ve been into, really. I tend to play rhythm-heavy stuff and I think there’s a bit of that here."

Sunny day selects from LA's Damon Eliza Palermo. Interview with @magic_touch melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/magic-touch "I did this mix a week or so ago with Melbourne Deepcast in mind. The tracks range from house, techno, somber yet uplifting. All of the tracks are special to me as I’ve played them out in some form in the last year or so."

Earth-shaking house and techno from two of Sligo's finest exports. Interview with @brame-hamo: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/brame-hamo "It’s just a hot beat mix of some tracks that we’ve been playing in our sets recently, some old records we picked up, music from friends. Oh and there’s some unreleased bits from us in there too."

@myles-mac live from the 'Pitch Black' stage 11-1.30am Sat night :~) @pitchfestival March 9, 2019

Contemplative grooves from the deep digging NTS host. Interview with @ohpeach: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/peach "I’ve been playing a lot of club sets recently so it was fun to channel my energy into something more deep, and play out tracks I wouldn’t play in the club. I tried my best to channel some contemplative summer-like feelings in the short period of spring like weather we had here in London last week. I picture this being played in a few different scenarios - like when you’re getting ready in the morning on your way out of the house on a nice warm day, or after a long day in the sun at the park or the beach and you’re cooking at home, or coming back from the club in daylight and staying up to chat more with your pals. All the music in this is worth checking out, but want to specifically shout out my friend Ryan Pierre’s new alias Conduit, which makes an appearance as the last track. There’s a really big track by Adam Pits, who I’ve only recently discovered but is a producer to watch out for - he also produces as Space Cadets with Lisene, both of whom are very talented. Other contributions include forthcoming music on Church by Biodive, new Philip Budny EP on Let’s Play House, a track by Fyoelk on MMODEMM which is a label I’m really into, new Slim Media Player on Pacific Rhythm, last years HVL from his Ostati album, and last but not least forthcoming Max D on 1432R (check this label out if you don’t already know, everything is great)."

Wonky house and breakbeats from London's Holding Hands boss. Interview with @desertsoundcolony: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/desert-sound-colony "Well I basically grabbed some records out of the selection that I played at P Bar and got recording. I didn’t think about it too much and that seemed to work out pretty well. It’s quite varied, with some breakbeat, house, minimal strewn throughout it. I am really feeling that Pure Impulse Project record at the moment. Properly lights up the room every time I play it. Also that Fede Lijtmaer record is properly class. I picked it up from the excellent Bikini Waxx records in Berlin before the set."

Driving electronics from the German DFA producer. Interview with @perel-music: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/perel "I worked on this to include some of my music, as well as some things that have inspired me recently. The second and third are two favorite unreleased tracks of mine. I have only played them in my live sets so far. The whole mix is meant to be quite trancy and rave-ish with lots of other new and unreleased music. ENJOY :)"

Live from the Skylab Radio studios in Melbourne with @myles-mac and special guest Nina (@ninfkanina) from the @workingwomennyc collective. Hour 1 - Myles Mac

 The Pilotwings - Transition Energetique
 Cousin - Wah Day Toms 
Palta & Ti - 12 Ø Dub
 Ryan Berkeley - All Love
 I:Cube - Silence
 Jumanjí - Grande Ourse
 ??? Oxidation - X-One-L
 ??? LaTour - Blue
 Jumanjí - Coeur Casse
 Mashupheadz - Blue Skies
 Future 3 - The Boy From West Bronx (C.K Phase Mix)

 Hour 2 - Nina www.skylab-radio.com

Space techno from Copenhagen via ØEN REC.'s third wife. Interview with @333wife333: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/third-wife "In general I’m happy to be a bit more eclectic on this one. There are tracks from the fast techno scene of Copenhagen, but also from the house community of my city, which are styles that are not often mixed together."

Crazed rhythms from a Red Light Radio favourite. Interview with @marylakeworld: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/mary-lake "I recorded this mix at home. Winter arrived and although I’m not a fan of this season, it does have a certain mystery, coldness and darkness to it which I can appreciate. I selected tracks that reflect this feeling. In my opinion, a genre of music that lends itself to this mood in particular is minimal techno, hence I used tracks such as “Hornitus” by Ø, “The Swamp” by Matthew Herbert and “Sea Club-Rush” by Grim Lusk."

Liquid house hypnotics from Montreal's @naffrecordings boss. Interview with @priori-ties: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/priori "It’s a mix of old and new, with some forthcoming bits by RAMZi, Ex-T, Ambien Baby and Jump Source, as well as a new solo thing. Some of that should be delivered via NAFF in the coming months."

Soulful three deck mastery from the Swiss don. Interview with @deetron + tracklist: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/deetron "There are a lot of my favorites of 2018 in there as well as a fair bit of classic records that I just can’t seem to get out of the bag. As usual I’m striving to pick records from the more melodic side of techno with the odd housey bits thrown in. I basically love all the records in the mix obviously, however if I had to pick a few records it would be the ASOK track, Bambounou, the incredible Barker track, Kenny’s Remix for Freq, which I recently re-discovered, that amazingly simple acid tune by Donato Dozzy and my favorite soul house record to date, Peven Everett’s 'How Bad I Want You'. I am honoured to be able to contribute a mix to this series especially as I have a long history playing in Melbourne, dating back to 2002 if I’m not mistaken. The great vibes of this city have certainly been in the back of my head when putting this mix together."

A selection of music that moved us in 2018. Mixed by MDC's @myles-mac Tracklist: Mårble - Golden Bells // Natural Selections Anthony Naples - 365 // Good Morning Tapes Vakula - Tale Of The Eternal Thought (Different Version) // Leleka Phil Western - Goodbye Love (The Last Waltz) // Self Released Yu Su - Bluestone // Arcane Perishing Thirst - Lac Of Therein // NAFF Hybrid Man - Double Window // PAPER-CUTS Roza Terenzi & DJ Zozi - World Off // Planet Euphorique Ex-Terrestrial - Water Walk // Pacific Rhythm P Relief - Lolli // P&D Citizen Maze - Serenity In The Woods // Analogue Attic Cale Sexton - KSS // Butter Sessions Housemates - Soul Value (Jersey Groove) // NAFF Seb Wildblood - Wet Plants (Telephones Remix) // Omena Globex - Untitled A (Inversia 2) // Acting Press Ludwig A.F. Röhrscheid - Firefly // Unknown To The Unknown Bill Westerby - K-Stream // Kavalanic Languages ANF - The Surface // NAFF Urulu - Mellow Yellow // Voyage Recordings Ex-Terrestrial - Mojave Skyline // Magicwire Lone - Hyper Seconds // R & S Records Carlos Niño & Iasos - Going Home // Lo Recordings Rings Around Saturn - Saturnine // brokntoys Timeman - Uhh // Regelbau

Deep ocean blends from the @kalaharioystercult shucker in chief. Interview with @reycolino: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/rey-colino "This mix is basically what I play these days – I actually recorded it while in a session preparing for a gig in Brussels. It contains forthcoming Kalahari Oyster Cult bits from Melbournian (yes, I had to look it up) Escape Artist and Liluzu – but also bits from friends like Ex-Terrestrial, Central & Pariah and other older records that I heavily play and love."

For the final Skylab session of the year @myles-mac pieces together some mind massaging 90s psybient, trip hop and forest floor acid in the first hour then hands it to @loseitlucid resident and @overpast co-overlord @sebmarcu for a slow rave euphoria trip-out full of hypnotic percussions and brain burning acid trance. Music for Zone 3 and beyond! http://skylab-radio.com/shows/melbourne-deepcast-e5

Merciless broken sonics from the UFO Station boss. Interview with @johannaknutsson: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/johanna-knutsson "Oh, I wanted it to be a bit of everything that I enjoy playing. I made some music loops and field recordings for it as well to make it more “alive”, collected all the tracks that I’ve enjoyed listening to the last weeks or so plus some older favorites and went from there. Usually I do a mix like this; I just plan the first two tracks plus the last track and between it I try to keep it spontaneous. Only works on a good day though, but this was one of those days when everything was right and I didn’t even have to think, the music got me in a really confident and relaxed mood! Hopefully it will do the same to the listeners. I love every track, but the last track has been in my headphones to and from studio since January and finally I could put it in a mix! The bass is giving me goosebumps. I had it as my final track last time I played at Berghain but chickened out last second and finished with something else. Instant regret :( The track is Dub Phizix - [Right I know I'm gonna get shedded this weekend so let me eat some] Spinach."

High-powered cosmic euphoria from the rising Italian DJ. Interview with @budino: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/budino "I tried to do a mix which could represent my music style development in the last months. One of the special records in there (that I never played actually) is Susana Estrada, repressed by Disco Segreta (Original is from 1980, just on tape). This was the “soundtrack” of a sexy live show. I find it very futuristic for the time. "

Slinky subaquatic electro from the Oscillate co-curator. Interview with @katemiller: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/kate-miller "This mix is pretty indicative of what I am playing out at the moment. Lots of moody electro and pretty varying in speed. I’m really enjoying playing with tempo at the moment and am hunting down as much footwork as I can that fits in with the other things I play. A couple of favourites from this mix are from artists; Silvia Kastel, upsammy, Reptant, D. Tiffany, Sully and J.Wiltshire."

Vintage grooves for warmer climes from the Love On The Rocks boss. Interview with @paramida: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/paramida "I was pretty tired, had a cold, was in between cities and had time pressure. Guess I was a bit moody and you can hear it out. But it’s groovy and at the end of the day, it’s all about the groove."

Marking the occasion in style with one of our favourite Canadians blending an hour of his own original mind melters. 100% unreleased PP jams, 100% good times guaranteed. Here's to 200 more! Interview with @projectpablo: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/project-pablo "It’s an assortment of tracks made in the last year. It’s meant to be just a little peek into the studio happenings, I hope it’s nice to listen to."

Moody house and electro from London's @axeonwax-records boss. Interview with @fede-lng: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/fede-lng "I recorded the mix at my place with two CDJs and my Carmen Condesa. Included a lot of recent tracks that I’m feeling at the moment and an unreleased track I made in Miami with my friend Mojeaux in his lovely studio that will come out in 2019."

Back on the digi airwaves this month after a short hiatus, featuring host @myles-mac in the first hour playing a mix of 90s ambient and broken beat with forthcomers from Kalahari Oyster Cult, NAFF, Efficient Space + more!! Then in the hour 2 we have a special guest mix from Sydney's @purespacefm radio host @andygarveyandygarvey, recorded live from OHM Berlin at our MDC party in September. Big <3 to those who made it down for that one! MDC on Skylab: goo.gl/Z7PcRQ Hour 1 - Myles Mac Vuemorph - Mindtime / Silent Floatpoint - Phall / Sun Music Elements Of Life - Are You With Me Love? / OMW (Oxygen Music Works) SW. - Untitled D3 (The Album) / Apollo Accelera - Another Drug We’re On (Futura Mix) / Acting Press Optic Nerve - Dimensia / Omnisonus Hypnoblob - Deep Down / Efficient Space (3am Spares) Erell Ranson - Hand In Hand (Pariah Remix) / Kalahari Oyster Cult Roza Terenzi - Weakest Link (D Tiffany Remix) / Voyage Recordings Bushwacka! - No Name / Plank Records Wild Geese - What Am I? / Giddy Goose Recordings ANF - ANF Dub / NAFF Perishing Thirst - Enhance / NAFF Skee Mask - Flyby VFR / Ilian Tape The Arc - Something Wonderful / Inter 1 Records Urulu - Precinct 9 / Kalahari Oyster Cult Hour 2 - Andy Garvey live from OHM Berlin

@myles-mac closing out our first Melbourne Deepcast party live from OHM in September (w/ DJ Python, Mosam Howieson & Andy Garvey). Tracks in the mix from FSOM, Roza Terenzi, Johanna Knutsson, Shanti Celeste, D Base, Ebi, Bushwacka! and K-Hand.

Soaring electro heat from the Berlin based Aussie. Interview with @tred-dj: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/tred "I’ve been going through a pretty intense period of self reflection recently and made this recording right in the centre of it all. I wanted the music in this mix to illustrate an important and emotional time in my life. I spent about a week programming the tracks and an afternoon recording it. Lots of personal favourites in the mix from record gifts to forgotten gems with a few upcoming tracks from myself."

Otherworldly bliss from the rising Frankfurt based producer. Interview with @ludwig-roehrscheid: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/ludwig-a-f-rohrscheid "This mix consists of a lot of my upcoming music, tunes by friends and other tracks that I've been playing recently. I like to keep it simple!"

House from another realm. Interview with @nomoontrax: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/no-moon "As recently I’ve been playing a lot of sets later on the in night, it feels like I haven’t had much of an outlet for the lighter side of my music collection. So I have channeled that into this mix. There are a couple of unreleased/forthcoming ones of mine, a really great new track from Gnork, and a couple of my all time favourite house records."

@myles-mac live on @redlightradio in Amsterdam 14~08~18 Sounds from Mosam Howieson, Kamazi, Model 500, Optic Nerve, DMX Krew, PLO Man and more.

Mind bending ambient techno from the On Board Music boss. Interview with @laurabcr: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/laura-bcr "To be honest I wanted to make something totally different at the beginning, and then due to travels and meetings I got new records and another perception on how it should be. Records are new, old, given by friends - it’s a bit a mix of everything, built between Berlin, Paris and Amsterdam. And then recorded with my lovely Tascam and my two MKII turntables in front of a fan in Barcelona. I have a big crush on Luigi Tozzi’s latest release on Outis - especially on the Leto track. Also special shout out to F-On for giving me the latest release on Alpengluhen, his label based in Madrid. It’s a 4 track record by Pajaro Dune."

A moody journey through early left field electronics. Interview with @umutrotation: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/umut "I put together what is in currently in my bag from starting from Lo Fi boogie finishing with some Cold Wave favourites, nothing too rare or hard to find.. My favourite label at the moment is Music from Memory’s sister label Second Circle, and in the mix I’ve included their new release from DJ Normal 4. 100% fresh!"

@myles-mac takes care of the first hour with new bits from Mårble, Tornado Wallace, Ludwig AF Röhrscheid and Will DiMaggio, then Montréal bad man @ex-terrestrial aka Adam Feingold closes out the show with a guest mix stacked with unreleased cuts from the @naffrecordings camp. skylab-radio.com/shows/melbourne-deepcast-e3

Classic deep house from an Edinburgh favourite. Interview with @telfort: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/telfort "For this it’s a mix of some nice deepness leaning into a few different areas, from warmer more upbeat stuff to more full on rippers in the middle somewhere and back to the uplifting gear again. Selecting for this happened quite quickly, with new and older favourites in there, recorded at home on a Taula 4 mixer, two 1210s and Pioneer XDJ700s. It’s hard to pick out any particular special tracks as I love them all but I should mention ’Impulse’ by Phran, featuring Ivy Barkakati. That’s out on Rhythm Control Barcelona, which I stumbled across recently and had to grab both releases urgently! Love this tune and keep getting people asking what it is. Also really had to include a new DJ Soch track on the mix — Jason Grove’s version of ‘Dance Night Away’, out on Skylax! Big big big."

Live jamming with the Butter Sessions smiling assassin. Interview with @calesexton: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/cale-sexton "The recording is from the Friday night at last year's Hopkins Creek Festival. The festival site is an old crater which is pretty cool in theory seeing as its held in December and you would expect it to be nice and sunny. However it was a weekend of torrential rain with statewide severe weather warnings! Tatyoon was practically the only spot on the radar not getting hit with wild weather. The drive up was super scary and a lot of festival goers were sceptical about actually attending, this definitely created a great atmosphere for those there in the crowd! Setup wise the mpc1000 was the brain for this set sequencing a nord rack, tr606 and a few fx."

Tribal atmospherics and wonky cosmic disco from the worldly French duo. Interview with @nummer: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/nummer "90% of this mix is made out of tracks produced (and/or released) by friends of ours (Benoit B, Sentiments, Geena, Deep Nalstrom, Telephones, FIO to name a few). A lot of these tracks are absolutely killer and don’t necessarily get all the attention they deserve so we thought this would be a great occasion to serve them up! We’ve also included a couple of our own recent studio experimentations and one track off our EP on Animals Dancing coming out later this year."

For this month's Skylab show @myles-mac supplies a two hour mixed bag of B side chillers and new music from the likes of Francis Inferno Orchestra, Len Leise, Roza Terenzi, ANF, Nummer and Reptant. http://skylab-radio.com/shows/melbourne-deepcast-e2 Tracklist: Danny Wolfers - Scenic Highway System ANF - Paraiso Shinichi Atobe - Ship-Scope Ajukaja & Andrevski - Jam1 (Short Version) Betonkust & Palmbomen II - 24x33 Nummer - Life Is A Hideout Len Leise - STTS Dj Wey - Song For Masahiro Palmbomen II - Ultimate Lovestory Fantasy Francis Inferno Orchestra - Hygiene The Pilotwings - Just Be (Ushuaïa mix) Ludwig AF Röhrscheid - Velocity Man Parrish - Hip Hop, Be Bop (Don't Stop) Plant43 - Tellarium Snow Optic Nerve - Retina Display Scan (Feat. Kelyn McKnight) El Barrio - Across 110th Street (Legowelt 808 Remix) Romans - Cirta Reptant - Subcommunication Conceiled Project - Untitled B1 (Definition Of D) Arkajo - Expansive Mood Walt J - Reborn 1 (DJ Qu's Journey Towards Birth Remix) Kerri Chandler - Get It Off Roza Terenzi - Lilli’s Lounge The Exaltics - NGC 253 PFM - Danny's Song

Local favourite Millú rewinds to the glory days of UK acid and breaks. Interview with @millydavison: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/millu "I was so nervous before my set at Pitch that I couldn’t set the recorder up, so this mix is a rehashing of what I could remember of the set - there’s a lot of acid and UK breaks and stuff, I hope it translates to the ‘cloud as well as I felt it did out there in the dust."

The first of a monthly Melbourne Deepcast transmission on Skylab Radio featuring two hours of dreamy house sounds from Project 95 (@proj95), recorded one sunny afternoon over summer down by Melbourne's Merri Creek. skylab-radio.com/shows/melbourne-deepcast-or-project-95-live-from-merri-creek

Aniara's @arkajo guides us through the dark woods of Gothenburg with his mysterious web of machines. Interview with Arkajo: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/arkajo "I wanted to do something exclusive, so basically this is a mix with mostly unreleased tracks and remixes. I recorded this with the gear in my studio and multitracks from my songs. I recorded it on to my Studer A80 master recorder to add a bit of dusty noise and stuff."

The rising Glasgow based duo behind the Craigie Knowes label and party series deliver an unflinching assault of acid, electro and broken atmospheric moments with full effect. Interview with @craigie-knowes: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/craigie-knowes Max: I played a lot of upcoming stuff from some of my favorite new labels for the first 35 mins or so. It’s just stuff I thought went well together. Electro from Australia, garagey stuff, some breaky stuff. Played a few from Credit 00s recent EP on his Rat Life label, a definite favorite from me. Mitch: I went with a fairly wide blend of old and new stuff. A classic Bam Bam acid track, some stuff on Brokntoys which has been one of my favourite labels over the past few years, a Storage Media track on Ebeamz which went under the radar last year. Then a couple of brand new records I got through my door that day including the new Redlight record from UTTU. We basically just put a mix together we felt we would play in the club.

Late night electro lurking from the Pure Space observatory. Interview with @andygarveyandygarvey: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/andy-garvey

We stepped into the office of the man behind the machines, with Melbourne's criminally underrated Mosam Howieson delivering the first ever recording of his otherworldly live act, packed full of new and forthcoming heat. Interview with @mos-how: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/mosam-howieson

The Bunker favourite exposes a weirder side of NYC house music. Full interview with @gunnar_haslam: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/gunnar-haslam "I wanted to put together a mix that was a bit slower and housier than usual, but that was still psychedelic and dubbed-out. New York is well known for its more upbeat house cuts (Todd Terry, Masters At Work, Strictly Rhythm, DJ Duke, etc.), but I wanted to represent some of the weirder sides of NY/NJ house - the stuff that was a major influence to me growing up."

Exquisite odds and ends from the Oz Waves master. Interview with @steelebonus: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/steele-bonus "I recorded the mix at the Red Light Radio studio on a Sunday when they are closed. I just went in there with a tote bag filled with some of the stuff I’ve been listening to and playing out plus a few new records I’d picked up that particular weekend. 90s techno, electro, emotional synth pop, records played on the wrong speed, Italian house, new-beat and various other odds and ends. The opening track is by an old New Zealand band Headless Chickens, thanks Michael K for showing me that one."

A psychedelic trip with one of Lyon's most infamous duos. Interview with @thepilotwings: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/the-pilotwings "The mix focuses on 90s psybient, the esoteric cousin of Goa. It features a few tracks from the cult leftfield labels em:t and Silent. We were also confident enough to throw two forthcoming Pilotwings tracks in... A special mention has to be given to Antiloop for obvious reasons - In my mind. In the end this must be the most psychedelic recording we did!"

Feel good music from the Barnhusgatan basement. Interview with @kornel: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/kornel-kovacs "I opened with a new Matt Karmil track that I've been opening quite a few sets with recently, it's A1 on his new record for Studio Barnhus. From there on I just played music I've been playing in clubs lately, with last Saturday's gig at the excellent Golzheim club in Düsseldorf still echoing in my mind. I finally noticed the recorder's batteries were about to give up. Luckily I managed to squeeze in this Sizzla instrumental I like to close nights with."

Broken beats from around the world. Interview with Jon (@jonwattss) & Hugh (@hubertclarkejr): melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/jon-and-hugh/ "This mix is cut from a long set we played on a Sunday day / evening at Freda's bar in Sydney. At a party put on by the great and unique human Kato. I’ve always been a fan of the points that move between styles, sometimes we nail them, sometimes we don’t but I always enjoy trying to go for it and when you do pull one off it’s a pretty nice feeling."

A two hour journey into the night with one of Sydney's most trusted guides. Interview with @magdabytnerowicz: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/magda-bytnerowicz/ "I've been trying to find a place for a couple of sequences in here for aaaaages and it's so satisfying when the pieces of the puzzle fit together in a way that tells a cohesive story. The Acid Jesus into Urgent track into Call Super sequence at the end I've had in mind for something like 2 years, DJ Steaw into Tracey Thorn into Leafar Legov I feel is a really nice turn around a corner and finally the 4 track sequence that makes up the intro gives me the warm and fuzzies as well. "

Regelbau's C.K showcases the dreamy sound of Aarhus. Full interview with @ck_sounds: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/c-k "The mix consists of all unreleased material from friends and myself. As far as I’m concerned, all tracks are going to be released in 2018. I would like to thank Martin, Natal, Milan, Mathias, Simon and August for their tracks."

As 2017 draws to a close, we've dug out the bits that moved us the most this year, with a healthy dose of home grown material and some of our favourite spaced out grooves from friends around the globe. Shouts to all the talented artists we've featured this year, and to the dedicated listeners that make it all worthwhile. Mixed by MDC's @myles-mac Tracklist: Danny Wolfers - Glazing At A Wonder Farm // Nightwind Veranda Culture - Extrement Enflammable // Veranda Culture Jonny Nash - Ding Repair // Melody As Truth Nummer - Out Of Darkness // Nummer Music Tornado Wallace - Voices // Running Back Terekke - Mix 91 // L.I.E.S. Sleep D - Red Rock (IV Mix) // Butter Sessions D. Tiffany - Get Back To You Soon // Pacific Rhythm 2-BMW - Don’t Tell Me (How Love Should Feel) (Love Dub) // Major Problems Winters - Sunlight // Parallel People Skee Mask - Routine // Ilian Tape Rings Around Saturn - Jupiter C // Unthank Justin Zerbst - Traces // Red Ember Records DJ Python - Acostados // Incienso Giraffi Dog - Pino Mango // Aiwo rec. Peverelist - Sheer Chance Matters // Livity Sound Andras - Dust // Punp Jex Opolis - Infinity Room // Good Timin’ Lake People - September Futuristic // Uncanny Valley Flørist presents V. Rosso - Windows On The World (Moving Day Dub) // World Building Hanna - Punk // Apron DJ Sports - Ascension // Firecracker Molinaro - JTL // Apron Kris Baha - Start Over // CockTail d’Amore Music Shanti Celeste - Thoughts // Idle Hands Youandewan - Normal Eyes // The Brane C.K - Hybrid Textures // No Hands Hanna - Being // Apron 2-BMW - Don’t Tell Me (How Love Should Feel) (Lost Dub) (Larry’s Luxury Mix) // Major Problems melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/2017-review/

Saving the very best till last this year with a heartfelt selection from our favourite Norwegian, the telemetrical vibe master Telephones. Full interview with @telephones: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/telephones "I was actually planning something different, but then decided to play from the heart, follow the mood and vibe I had that day, which always works out best. And since it's a deeeeeepcast, I figured I'd play some deep, emotional and soulful party vibes that mean a lot to me. It's kind of a love letter actually.. summing up my recent times in different ways. It's got quite a few records traded or gifted between friends, so for the intro and two others I wanna give a huge shout out to Roberto in Toronto for selling me those records and serving up a delicious BBQ! Also big shouts to Gary Abugan over there, and shouts to Till at Oldie’s Records in Bern for the Sunday-dig from which some are in this mix, and thanks to Jose Padilla for gifting me the Elements Of Life 12" a few years back and to Tristan Jong for the «Whispers»!"

Beachside bass music. Interview with Rings Around Saturn (@rdjm0): melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/rings-around-saturn "In my own time I make a lot of bass music like digi dub, dubstep, garage, dub techno and jungle, a lot of it doesn't see the light of day besides DJ sets or occasionally live sets because most of it is just for fun. I thought it'd be a good excuse to put together a dub inspired mix with all original music. Inside there is two remixes from this year, one Turner Street Sound forthcoming track and the rest of the songs I've made over the past few years. If I'm bored I’ll sometimes just make a little digi dub track as almost a practice, I like to avoid days where I do nothing and if I can't be bothered getting too deep it's a fun practice to do something that's productive. So the mix has a few tracks I put together for fun and a couple other bits may come out at some point, covers a few bpms and will hopefully be a good one to enjoy with the devils lettuce or a drink in the sun."

A joyous hour of leftfield house with one of Sydney's favourite tastemakers. Interview with @aditoohey: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/adi-toohey/ "Keeping the tracklist hush for this one but I’d love to extend a shout out to one of my regular listeners Stephen Porter who recommended me the Murk production that ended up in this mix, as well as Simon Caldwell who showed me the Howie B track and taught me at least half of what I know about dance music today. Big love to Condesa Electronics for building my lovely Lucia mixer and to you for the invite to contribute to MDC, one of the biggest reasons I packed up my life in Sydney and spent 2012 in Melbourne."

A stormy voyage through electro, breakbeat and dub techno. Interview with @andyhart: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/andy-hart/ ‎ "A lot of the records I’ve bought here in Berlin this year, a few of them coming from The Ghost which is in my opinion the best new store in the city. There’s a new one from Urulu, a track from Annie Hall’s CPU record from last year, some Jeff Mills, DJ Pete as Substance and a few new bits and pieces."

Two hours of intergalactic space grooves. Interview with @youandewan: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/youandewan/ While his music often sounds like the work of a funky otherworldly being, Ewan Smith (aka Youandewan) – originally from Yorkshire – now makes his hazy, futuristic house and techno from his adopted home of Berlin. Recently dazzling us with his latest stroke of genius known simply as The Brane 001 – the debut release on his new label of the same name is seemingly the first of many glimpses into his unique twist on uptempo Detroit influenced club tracks stacked with sci-fi appeal the likes of early Juan Atkins material. We caught up with the easy going producer, who's also become one of the Voyage Recordings family after his brilliantly dubbed out release for Andy Hart's label last year, and he's mixed up a stellar two hour session of his signature stripped back space grooves and dubby atmospherics.

A timeless mix from one of Holland's most capped selectors. Interview with @gerd: www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/gerd/ "I just mixed up some old and new tunes that I like. One track I would like to mention is Neal Howard’s The Gathering. This simply is one of my most cherished house records I purchased way back when it came out. As I made a lot of edits for my own DJ sets, I did one with The Gathering as well. I combined what I think are the best parts of both the Club Mix and the Pain Mix, and molded them into one fierce track to play out. I am very happy that after all these years, this version will be available on wax soon as part of an official reissue coming through Clone in October. You can hear my little edit at around 52 minutes in the mix."

Dream house and early rave cuts from the Persian Prince. Interview with @kasra-v: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/kasra-v "I spent a while gathering songs that I was liking at the time and visited the NTS radio station with a bunch of records and two USBs on a cloudy afternoon in London and recorded it on one take there. I would say the opening song by Eddie Fingers from 1993 (the year I was born), Renegade Soundwave remix of The Shamen and ‘Subconscious’ by Sote that I have played on 33 in the mix are the standout ones for me."

Perth based band leader, solo artist and all round percussion virtuoso Phil Stroud graces us with his first ever mix, a meditative journey through a primeval forest full of original percussive workouts and ambient beauty. Interview with @phil-stroud: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/phil-stroud "The mix is a combination of a few ambient tunes, a collaboration with Matthew Hatch, two songs from the LP, a remix and a simple techno tune. It’s all original material, most of it is unreleased."

A dose of dance floor positivity from Sydney's chief vibe coordinator. Full interview with @vibepositive: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/vibe-positive/ "There are edits from Simon TK & Jon Watts, a tune from Sydney duo Freda & Jackson and then a real mixed bag of stuff... some breakbeaty, some trancy and a lot of fun stuff that can make you both dance and laugh. I like those ones."

MDC's @myles-mac warming it up for @legowelt-official and @lipelismusic at 24 Moons in Melbourne, Fri 9th June 2017. ~t/l~ QX-1 - Love Injection (Inject Me Love Mixx) Sleep D - Space Pillow DJ Qu - Soma Joy Orbison & Boddika - Cc Porn Sword Tobacco - Vildvuxen Galax w/ SVN Maurizio - Domina (Maurizio Mix) Herb Martin - Soul Drums Ajukaja & Andrevski - Expensive Shit Appointment 003 - O4 Claudio Mate - Everything’s Okay In Detroit (Deep Mix) Dresvn - Untitled A K.Hand - Spirits No Smoke - Africa Juan - Techno Music Hieroglyphic Being - Apples The Egyptian Lover - Party Craig Loftis - Yes I’m Right (Power Plant Mix) D’Marc Cantu - Try Me 45 ACP - Safe Return

From Konotop to Melbourne, via Shelter Amsterdam. Interview with @vakula: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/vakula "This mix was recorded at the club Shelter in Amsterdam where I played next to San Soda and Tako. I think it very well describes and reflects me as a DJ and an artist. I think that you just have to listen to it for your body and soul and I hope this does not leave you indifferent."

A nod to the rave with one of Melbourne's latest breakthrough talents. Interview with @roza-terenzi: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/roza-terenzi "This mix is basically a mash of everything I’ve been listening to and playing out at the moment, and I guess what usually influences me when I make music. An overload of genres… house, electro, breaks, experimental, trance, ambient, techno, jungle.. I don’t know call it whatever you want, I feel like all the tracks come together with a similar kind of bleepy/90’s aesthetic which is pretty much at the core of everything I like. I’d keep an ear out for the real ravey/bleepy electro stuff 2/3rd of the way in..but there are some unreleased tracks from Rory McPike, D.Tiffany and myself to scope out too."

Spaced out hypnotic techno from one of LA's best. Interview with @coopersaver: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/cooper-saver/ "I don't want to spoil anything but I will say I was happy to include the latest from Skee Mask on Ilian Tape. Also the new one from Aussie heroes Sleep D & Albrecht La'Brooy is fantastic. Ibon's record on Ectotherm pitched down -10% or so. Avalon Emerson's dreamy remix of Slowdive."

Subtle dreamscapes mark the end of a dreary Vancouver winter. Interview with Flørist: www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/florist/ "I just pressed record and tried not to think because I always over think things. Speaking of aliases there’s a Chiapet track in there that I really enjoy. All the records are quite easy to find. Look out for that Bossa Nova track on Moontown!"

Interview with @jenifamayanja: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/jenifa-mayanja/ "I was aiming for a timeless mix that you cannot date because the music sounds right whenever you hear it. There was actually not too many brand new artists or tracks with the exception of one my tracks on Orbits. There is some Joe Claussell in there, Bittersuite, Ed & Jen and some old skool jams like Kurtis Blow."

NYC loft vibes from one of the best in all the boroughs. Interview: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/anthony-naples/ "It’s just a quick live recording in my room. I just played some stuff I pulled from the shelves without planning it out at all. Once and a while Jen would come in and give me a 'woo' – so lets say the title of this mix is 'In the pursuit of Woo'. A few records skipped, and nearly all of them have moments where they fall out of time, but I catch them! And as I always say, 'What is life without mistakes?'. Also I must say that 1/3rd of these records are Jen’s so of course I couldn’t have done it without her influence."

Late night space travel courtesy of California's @urulu. Interview: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/urulu/ "I’ve got a little interlude from myself to kick things off, a classic Georgie Red remix, as well as the latest from Kid Sublime, Matthew Herbert and Youandewan."

Stacked with Melbourne's finest labels and producers, plus a host of recent MDC contributors and friends from further abroad, MDC's Myles Mac looks back over the year with some of our standout moments. Zone out with ambient soundscapes, worldly electronics, deep electro, hazy breakbeats, bush doof techno and dubby atmospheric house from some of the best in the biz. Tracklist: Telephones – Expanse // Running Back Roberto Musci – Water Music // Music From Memory Urulu – Lullaby // Voyage Tornado Wallace – Falling Sun // Second Circle Ex-Terrestrial – Blue Smoke // 1080p Cale Sexton – Unsure Everything // Butter Sessions Tauru Jonson & Lion Heart – Sunny Dae // Mood Hut Nu Guinea – Howls // Early Sounds Anthony Naples – Lekker // The Trilogy Tapes Andy Hart – Island In The Sky // Voyage JTC – Caskadia // Bopside Dorisburg – Lemuria // Aniara Olin – From Iceland (Huerco S. Remix 2) // Giegling Dan White – Bunjil // Brokntoys Len Leise – El Modelo (Gilb’R Remix) // International Feel Fantastic Man – Trance Sexual // Superconscious Ma Spaventi – Bruiloft (Aroy Dee Percussion Mix) // M>O>S Plant43 – Amethyst Deceiver // AC Records The End Game Is Now – B.I.T.S. (DeepChord Remix) // Subwax Bcn Sleep D – Bush Snake // Butter Sessions Skudge – Falling // Skudge Records Consumer Watchdawgz – Untitled 1 // Butter Sessions MOi 04 – Untitled A // MOi William Earl – Young In The Tropic // Let’s Go Swimming Turner Street Sound – Stoned Mix // Butter Sessions / Noise In My Head Mixed by @myles-mac melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/2016-review/

A much loved Bristol party starter sets the mood. Interview with @shanticeleste: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/shanti-celeste/ "It's just lots of tracks I like!! Thought I’d start a bit faster and wind down a bit at the end, but with some fun and funky bits, I hope you like it!!"

Soaring melodic techno from the UK acid master. "There are tracks from the ever mighty Jamal Moss, an unreleased gem from Dom Cappello. A few corkers from Ambivalent, who has had an outstanding year - easily my favourite producer of 2016, and some killer cuts from Semtek, Paul Mac, Matrixxman, Planetary Assault Systems and one of my top tunes of the year from Artefakt on Delsin." Interview with Neville Watson: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/neville-watson

Warren 'Hanna' Harris marks his return. "The mix is an obscure techno set. Front-ended by interesting tracks by the artist Shed. It moves into some deep and harder house. Tracks I like to play for a live audience." Interview with Hanna: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/hanna/

Your favourite DJ's favourite DJ's favourite DJ in the mix. Interview with @robert-bergman: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/robert-bergman/ "I just recorded a few songs that I'm into lately, a few new bits I bought and a couple of favourites but it is definitely something that you can listen to during day whilst having tea or when you're walking around in a city."

Interview with @adamfeingold: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/adam-feingold/ The Apron and 1080p producer continues his ascension with a mix packed with summer jams. "I hadn’t done a proper dance mix in a while, and I really just wanted to do that, so I did the best job of pretending I was in a club as I could do in my living room. Mostly records I’ve dug in Montreal and Toronto. It’s a pretty accurate snapshot of what my sets are like these days. Boogie, late 80’s stuff, early house, afro stuff, 90s vocal house, a splash of techno. Chase that down with some break-boink and you got yourself a diabolical shimmy."

Melbourne based 90s enthusiasts DJ Camov and Myles Mac combine with a three hour cruise through the golden years of house and techno for their latest assignment as Project 95. Tracks from Jovonn, Kerri Chandler, Fresh & Low, K-Hand, Glenn Underground, Model 500, David Alvarado, Steve O'Sullivan, Masters At Work and Mark Ambrose to name a few. melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/project-95 @proj95 @grantcamov @myles-mac

Vintage Chicago from the Italian house master. Interview with @simoncino: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/simoncino "Simply this is my special selection of some my fav tracks from my collection that really define my sound. Many people may not know this music and most of these tracks do not exceed the 1988/1989."

Interview with @bastiencarrara: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/bastien-carrara/ Tracks from DJ SCSI, DJ Rush, Kanabis The Edit Assassin, Theo Parrish and Bastien Carrara.

Real music for real people. Full interview with @mountliberationunlimited: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/mount-liberation-unlimited/ "For this mix you’ll hear sneaky peeks from our next 12” (on Beats in Space), a recorded live jam from a gig in Italy, some dollar bin goodies, Swedish psychedelic rock and a bunch of other music we’ve been enjoying for the past few weeks."

The Bass Cadet Records duo take us on a percussive journey. Full interview with @arcarsenal: melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/arcarsenal/ "We gathered some of the records we bought recently, some from our friends and a couple of obscure oldies coming from the cheap bin that always worked out in our set. We also put an exclusive track from Tolga to be featured on his next release. The recording is bringing different facets of what we like, and we’ve been trying to showcase what we would build up within the course of a three hour set in natural club conditions but reduced into one hour. Going from some stripped down percussive beats, deeper techno things to some more soulful house, always with a twist. It was a bit weird to record a DJ mix right at the time that we are rehearsing and working a lot on the live set, but it gave us a nice respiration out of all this mess." Tracklist: Jungle Wonz - Bird In A Guilded Cage (Jungle Accapella) Silvio Manuel - La Danza De Las Fantasma Dorisburg - Time Stretch Totem Tolga Fidan - Nebula Jaymz Nylon - Yamaya (DJ Qu 4AM Deep Mix) Filsonik - Orishas Arcarsenal - Enhanced Visions Of Matter Robert Grillo - Smoke And Mirrors Community Recordings - Lifted Soul (Late Nite Dub) Trinidadian Deep - Spirit Speaks Ron Trent - Sensual Drums Abicah Soul Project - Chuckie's Turn Patrice Scott - The Detroit Upright 2030 - Aries

Interview with @asok-music: www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/asok/ "Mix is straight up a collection of where I am right now – rave noises and breakbeat kind of vibe, lots of hi hats smacking around off each other, rollers, pitched down jungle. Pitched up house, bells, bleeps and a bit of the old tambourine. At heart I’m a Junglist still, I guess I always will be, and you can probably hear that tinted in the things I do even though it might not be 170bpm. There’s loads of new stuff in here, some old, some things off the album, something off the new Bantam Lions album… all the usual stuff. It’s dark in bits and not so dark in others. There’s no trance in it, which is a great shame."

Interview with @christopher-rau: www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/christopher-rau High-octane house and techno from a Smallville favourite. "I was just playing the new stuff that i bought and some recently bought second hand records. And then there are some unreleased tracks from 777 recordings.. Ron Wilson's label, Qnete!!! and a record that should be mentioned is the 60 Miles one.. Persian Moon!!! Amazing track. 60 Miles .. always in the bag. Plus an extra copy."

MDC.150 arrives via the the leafy backstreets of Melbourne from an emerging local live act with a uniquely Australian sound. Interview with Albrecht La'Brooy @analogueattic: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/albrecht-labrooy/ "We’ve used our traditional live setup to record a 45 minute improvised set. It turned out a little darker than usual on account of the field recording that we used as inspiration – an evening flight from Melbourne to Cairns. It ends with a track from our latest record ‘Edgewater Towers.' "

Interview with @jonnynash: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/jonny-nash/ "The mix was recorded in the UK a few weeks ago.. It’s a selection of new stuff that I have been enjoying.. If my memory serves me correctly there are tracks from Alter Ego, Suzanne Kraft, Maizena and the Regelbau crew.. oh yeah, and also a Tambien remix of my “Land of Light” project that has just come out on ESP Institute."

Interview with @nu-guinea: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/nu-guinea/ ‎ From the tropics to outer space aboard the Nu Guinea time machine. "The mix is a melting pot of different findings we made in the past years. It features artists such as Tony Esposito, Enzo Carella, Jan Hammer, Quando Quango, just to name a few. It also contains a track from The Normalmen, which will be soon released on Early Sounds Recordings."

Interview with @kupfer: www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/florian-kupfer/ Direct from the other side. Recorded in Melbourne featuring music from Jeff Mills, Romatt Productions, Steve Moore, Celestial Highways and more.

Interview with @ben-fester: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/ben-fester/ Escape via the sunroom of one of Sydney's finest.

Melbourne Deepcast's @myles-mac presents his yearly review with an extended mix of stand out records for both the home and the club. Full review here: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/mdc-2015-review/ Tracklist: Lnrdcroy - Freedom For Antboy II // Unthank Sven Atterton - The Cove // Omega Supreme Jonny Nash - Phantom Actors // Melody As Truth Mark Barrott - Cirrus & Cumulus // International Feel Golden Teacher - No Hemos Vivido // Golden Teacher Japan Blues - Beak // Berceuse Heroique Patrick Cowley - Somebody To Love Tonight // Dark Entries Ausländer - First Contact // Voyage Michal Turtle - Astral Decoy // Music From Memory Voilaaa - Le Disco Des Capitales // Favorite Lipelis - Weirdshit Xu Paelk (feat. Simple Symmetry) // L.I.E.S. Ajukaja & Andrevski - Mesilind // Levels St. Julien - Evenbud (feat. Budgie) // Apron Dego & Kaidi - Black Is Key // Eglo St. Germain - Sittin’ Here // Warner Music France OD - Sol Baize At The Chinga // No Label (Rush Hour) Zenker Brothers - Phing // Ilian Tape Anthony Naples - Zitronen // Proibito Luis CL - Bang // Superconscious Dan White - The Hammer (Think Mix) // Butter Sessions Sleep D - Velvet Vortex (Sleep D Bud Dub Version) // Butter Sessions GE-OLOGY feat. Mark De Clive-Lowe - Moon Circuitry // Sound Signature Jacques Renault - Untitled A2 // Let's Get Lost (Vol.26) Leon Vynehall - Midnight on Rainbow Road // Rush Hour

Interview with @sassyj: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/sassy-j/ "The longer nights of the season set the mood. The journey starts off somewhere out there in the dark…"

From the outback to the Pocosmos and back again. Pocock (@lapocock) delivers us an 'Australian-made' sonic adventure, comprised of 95% music from Melbourne. Interview with Pocock: http://bit.ly/1Wj3yNr Tracklist: Velcro - Intoxicated (Self Released) Ela Stiles - Drone Transitions (Bedroom Suck) A.r.t. Wilson - Akasha (Self Released) Tuc - Dights Falls w/ Albrecht la'Brooy (Analogue Attic) Rings Around Saturn - Erosion (Analogue Attic) Sleep D - Austral Aura (Cutters Records) Long Body - Stay Vacation (Forthcoming - Good Company Records) Cale Sexton - Everybody Hz (Butter Sessions) Andy Hart - Lohng Haul (Unreleased) Andreas Frostarelli - Heart & Soul (Unreleased) Francis Inferno Orchestra - Kalamari Desert (Forthcoming - Superconscious Records) Phil Stroud - The forest (Forthcoming - Good Company Records) Bell Towers - Scavengers (Hole In The Sky) Luis CL - Moody Jass (Forthcoming - Big Doint) Infinite Loops - Wave Hunt Eternal (Nighttime Drama) MBM - ????? (Unreleased) Booshank - Bully (Deep Mix) (Forthcoming - Butter Sessions) Statue - Statue Theme (Cutters Records) M5K - We Got It (Goin On) (Forthcoming - Dopeness Galore) Francis Inferno Orchestra - Harmony (Forthcoming - Superconscious Records) Luis CL - Funk Heist (Forthcoming - Big Doint) Kikrokos - Jungle DJ (Julien Love Edit)

Interview with @jamietiller: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/jamie-tiller/ Rare finds and forgotten gems, featuring music from the likes of Tabo's Project, Ce' Moi, Ace & The Sandman and 45 ACP.

Classic cuts from a legendary Estonian Disco Mutant. Interview: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/ajukaja/ Tracklist: Larry Levan - Real Love Andras & Oscar - (I Know) What You Want Yannek - Serena X Madis Puuraid - It Is A Good World Dollkraut - Valium Rick Wilhite - In The Rain Neuronphase - Life In The Party Gipsy - Funk De Fino Rezzett - Hey Hugo Paul Johnson - Let Me Know Janis - Sloan Great Wall Max Duley - Numb Abacus - Now Imyrmind - Igor Jump Cutz Volume Five - The Affair Apostle 1 - Souls On Fire Sure IS Pure - One Drop Of Rain (Victor Simonelly) Roy Davis Jr. - All I Do Paul Hill - Need Me Some U

Mind twisting techno from a dystopian parallel universe. Interview: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/entro-senestre/ Tracklist: Heinrich Dressel Shawn O’Sullivan - Res Pure Matrix - Hyper Object December - East DJ's Amigo - Anthem Para la Club Steve Summers - Anhedonia Unknown Malory - Dah J. Albert -EarRing Steve Summers - Shimmer Ptose - Haunted Hole DJ Overdose - Trail of Tears Jahiliyya Fields - Clear Collar Polar Inertia - Major Axis Enrique - Please Shut the Door Beta Librae - Baby Fraud UMFANG Pure Matrix - Deficit Achieved Civil Duty - Pickle Eye Entro & Bookworms - STE 0034 3 DJ Wey - Tame Phase M/R - Canto Inhalants - Rain Svengalisghost & Florian - Napalm Love Nautical Almanac EQD - #111 04

Stockholm exclusives, a Korg Monotron and music from Mr. Tophat, Max Graef, Hashman Deejay and more. http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/baba-stiltz/

Left of centre dance tracks from an Australian authority. http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/noise-in-my-head/ ‎ Tracklist: Natural Experience - Don't Leave Me (I'm With U) Nice 'n' Easy ‎- Better Love (Radio Mix) Harlem Gem - More Than You Can Wish Soul Connection - Dance If U Wanna Dance Push Pull - African (Future Primitive Mix) Zanzibar Chanel - Big Boned Bitch (Bell Towers Remix) Dunamis feat. Sahirah - You Can Make It (Love DJ Mix) House Of Doors ‎- Starcave Dan White - NIMH004 A1 LNRDCROY - Slam City Jam (Mix Assist Mix) Morenas - Hazme Soñar (Cutmaster G Techno Trip Mix) Denis Wize - Anima Manna Nutcase & Papachubba feat. Petah - Do U

Rough jams, DIY cuts and a few decades worth of house from @zanzibar-chanel's Luis CL. Featuring tracks from the likes of Ron Hardy, Andrés, Marcellus Pittman, Juan Atkins and Arthur Russell. http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/luis-cl/ ‎

http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/cn/ Tracklist: Intro (super metroid) CN - Maridia (super metroid cn recording) CN - Naunet (rooftop mix) CN - Maat (sun mix) CN - Hathor (ng34 mix) CN - Nephthys (stairwell mix) CN - Torture chamber (super castlevania iv cn recording) CN - Apep (wail mix) CN - Heru-pa-phered (nu mix) CN - Goblin (mix mix) CN - Boa (mix^2 mix) CN - Osiris(cord mix) CN - Horus (no beat) CN - Isis (bz 1616194khz mix)

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http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/secretsundaze/ Tracklist: Jonny Nash – Phantom Actors (Melody As Truth) Unknown artist – FF009 (ODE) MGUN – Debit (FIT) Melchior Productions – Zukunft In English – (Playhouse) Lawrence – Marlen (Carsten Jost & DJ Richard remix) (Dial) Funk E – Youniverse (Raum) Kai Alce – Rockin K -Tel (Finale Underground) Mike Denhert – Deep Route (Deeply Rooted) Jitterbug – Jus Drums (Uzuri) Endian – Finish Me (Unreleased SZE) DJ Qu – SS1 (Unreleased secretsundaze) Wbeeza – Creek (Arma 17) Mike Grant – Hypnotize (Moods n Grooves) Lazare Hoche & Malin Genie – Formes (Lazare Hoche) Rocket – People (Chicken Lips remix) (NRK) Fred P – Project 05 (Ostgut Ton)

http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/daze/ ‎

http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/mdc-129-mr-beatnick/ Tracklist: Seven Davis Jr. - Let Somebody Love You (Ninja Tune) Dj Bone presents Differ-Ent (Hrall) (Dont Be Afraid)  Rezzett - Twizzta (Trilogy Tapes)  Adjowa - Science & Soul (Don't Be Afraid) Manuel Fischer - Toolboy (Amir Alexander Acid remix) (Tief Music) Anthony naples - Zipacon (Trilogy Tapes)  Mood II swing - Function (Music For Your Ears)  Stephen Brown - Pablo (Subwax Excursions) Pepe Bradock - Brad Beat (Kif) Braiden - Solar Poise (Off Out) BNJMN & Best Available Technology - Tred (Astro:Dynamics) Theo Parrish - Dance Sing (Harmonie Park)  Retreat white label (Retreat) Mr G - record store day black label (Relative) DJ Skull - Revenge Of The Synth (Chiwax) ??? Kemback - Goodnight (unreleased) Tangerine Dream - Love On A Real Train (Virgin) 

http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/mdc-128-josh-tweek/

Melbourne Deepcast curator Myles Mac reviews his stand out tracks for the year with a 2 hour long assortment of techno, electro, acid and house. Full review here: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/mdc-2014-review/ Track List: 1. Lee Gamble - You Concrete // PAN 2. Cloudface - Bobok // Black Opal 3. Tin Man - No New Violence // Absurd 4. Daywalker + CF - Take Me To Your Leader // Emotional Response 5. Keita Sano - She Was The One // Mister Saturday Night 6. Austin Cesear - 1 Year // Proibito 7. Aroy Dee - Until The Music Dies // M>O>S 8. Sleep D - The Magic Arpet Ride // Butter Sessions 9. Floating Points - Nuits Sonores // Eglo 10. Xenogears - Kislev // Restoration 11. Legowelt - Experiential Awakening // Crème Organization 12. Golden Teacher - Love // Optimo Music 13. Jay Daniel - 4 Red // Wild Oats 14. Gesloten Cirkel - Feat. Liette // Murder Capital 15. Terekke - Untitled (A2) // L.I.E.S. 16. Francis Inferno Orchestra - The More You Like // Voyeurhythm 17. Daze - Lips ('07 Skyline Mix) // Lobster Theremin 18. Voiski - Wax Fashion // L.I.E.S. 19. Delivery - Bahgtfo // L.A. Club Resource 20. Lee Gamble - Jove Layup // PAN 21. Annanan - Acid X2 // Forbidden Planet 22. Zanzibar Chanel - One Question // Home Loan 23. The Exaltics - Some Other Place // Clone West Coast Series 24. Plant43 - Cavernous Bones // Shipwrec 25. Vakula - Ukrainian Landscape // Bandura 26. DJ Qu - Soma // Strength Music 27. Dan White - Death Flutes // Forbidden Planet 28. Mos Howieson - Bastion // Eyes of My Eyes

http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/mdc-127-ma-spaventi/ Tracklist: 01 - MaSpaventi - Melbourne Deepcast intro 02 - Frak - 666 (edit) 03 - Hazylujah - Hazylutrax 04 - Conforce - 24 (Gesloten Cirkel remix) 05 - MaSpaventi - Missing Sunlight (unreleased upcoming) 06 - Donato Dozzy vs Tin Man - Test 7 07 - Blawan - Peaches 08 - Herva - Slam The Laptop 09 - Asok - Millenium 2.2 10 - Moodymann - The Dancer 11 - Daft Punk - High Fidelity 12 - Theo Parrish - Dance Sing 13 - Spaventi Dazzurro - Lonely (club mix) 14 - MaSpaventi - The endless pit (unreleased live set excerpt)

http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/mdc-126-babicka/

http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/mdc-125-fudge-fingas/ Artists featuring: Owen Marshall Michael Stearns Panoram The Nuclear Family GLS Vangelis Katsoulis Ron Trent Bjak Lord Of The Isles Don Carlos Paul Bennett Claudette & Ti Pierre Yagya Automatic Tasty Marco Bernardi Audiotech Prince Rezzett Sun Ra

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http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/mdc117-willie-burns/ Tracklist: Nina Simone - Sinnerman Head Front Panel #2 Tom Of England Toddy Terry Apartment Records (Six) Love Is Crazy (Dub) Big Audio Dynamite (Club Instrumental) BVSMP Nacho Patrol Chris Taylor - Into Your Eyes Kenny Jason - Don't Want It (Hot Mix 5) Bop To The Trax vol. 2 MK (KMS) Patti Austin (Maurice Fulton Mix) Tata Vega David Sylvan Georgia - Like Comment Vangelis Katsoulis

Interview with Conforce: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/116-conforce/ ‎

interview with Erdbeerschnitzel: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/115-erdbeerschnitzel/ Tracklist: Erdbeerschnitzel - Tonight is Today is Tomorrow Erdbeerschnitzel - Crossroads Erdbeerschnitzel - Untitled/Unreleased (with vocals by Tina Slotta / Uncanny Valley) Erdbeerschnitzel - Same Same Erdbeerschnitzel - Cushion Erdbeerschnitzel - Untitled/Unreleased Erdbeerschnitzel - Separate Spaces Erdbeerschnitzel - Untitled/Unreleased Erdbeerschnitzel - Suave Erdbeerschnitzel - Devotion

Interview with Eric Duncan aka Dr. Dunks: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/114-eric-duncan/

Interview with Harvey Sutherland: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/113-harvey-sutherland/

Interview with San Proper: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/112-san-proper/

Interview with San Soda: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/111-san-soda/ Artists featured include: Placebo, Congress, Sam Sanders, Larry Heard, Glenn Underground and Fela Kuti.

Interview with Patrice Scott: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/110-patrice-scott/ MDC on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast

Interview with Norm Talley: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/109-norm-talley/ MDC on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast

Melbourne Deepcast curators Andy Hart and Myles Mac reflect on their stand out records for the year in the first addition of the MDC Review. FULL TRACKLIST with descriptions here: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/mdc-2013-review/

Interview with Cuthead: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/108-cuthead/ MDC on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast

MDC on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with Damiano von Erckert: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/107-damiano-von-erckert/

MDC on facebook: www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with Golden Teacher: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/106-golden-teacher/ Artist list: Harry Partch Ghedalia Tazartes Bruce Gilbert Craig Leon Codek Batucada no 4 Ike Yard Logic System Family Tree Golden Teacher Connie Case Guem Et Zaka DJ Nigga Fox DJ Sottofett DJS Pareja Laurin Rinder and W. Michael Lewis Cybotron Humanoid

MDC on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with Edd Fisher: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/105-edd-fisher/

MDC on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with Terrence Parker: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/104-terrence-parker/

MDC on facebook: 
 www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with DJ Nature: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/103-dj-nature/

MDC on facebook: 
 http://www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with Moomin: 
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MDC on facebook: https://www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with Marcel Vogel (Lumberjacks in Hell): http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/101-marcel-vogel/

MDC on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with Hunee: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/100-hunee/

MDC on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with Sleep D: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/099-sleep-d/

MDC on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with Antal: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/098-antal/

MDC on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with Mr. Tophat & Art Alfie: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/097-mr-tophat-art-alfie/ Tracklist: Unknown Artist – Måsljud [Unknown] More Patterns – Lofty Principle [Knuggles Recordings, KNR006] Tussle – Disco D’Oro (Original) [Rong Music, RONG004] (NOTE: 33 rpm) Hrdvsion – Unlimited Edition (The Mole Remix) [We Have Friends' Music, WHFM001] Eddie C – Suprise Pass [Endless Flight, Endless Flight 52] Moritz Von Oswald Trio – Patterns 1 [Honest Jon's Records, HJRLP45] Mr. Tophat & Art Alfie – Untitled [Unreleased] Loco Dice – Tight Laces (Marcel Dettmann’s Response 1 And Response 2) [Desolat, DESOLAT 7DPRMX002] Mr. Tophat & Art Alfie – 5:56 Tool++ [Karlovak Chrome, KVC-1] Mr. Tophat & Art Alfie – King Hassan (Shutted Blinds 3:PM) [Junk Yard Connections, JYC-003] Audio Werner – Guteaussichten [Story, STORY 05]

MDC on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with Joey Anderson: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/096-joey-anderson/

MDC on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with Alex From Tokyo: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/095-alex-from-tokyo/

MDC on facebook: www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with Fantastic Man: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/094-fantastic-man/ Tracklist: 1.You Were Better To Me – Geoff Lentin – CDR 2. Bit 1 (Nina Amnesia Remix) – Tornado Wallace – ESP Institute 3. Colourless Plastic (Chromatose dub) – Cage & Aviary – Golf Channel 3a. Bruce Springsteen – State Trooper – Columbia 4. All The Same – Vakula – 3rd Strike 5. Functional Love – Tyrex – Dolly Dubs 6. Tension – Fantastic Man – FCR 7. Naughty (Axel Boman Remix) Name In Lights – Free Association 8. As If – Max Graef – Melbourne Deepcast 9. A Daily Affair – The Mole – Maybe Tomorrow 10. Franz Underwear – Aero Dance – Tusk Wax 11. Dallas Evenings – Frak – Workshop

MDC on facebook: www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with Legowelt: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/093-legowelt/ Tracklist: Redshape - Bulphead Cliff Lothar White Savage - Running Out of Time El Barrio - Across 110th Aron Fit Siegel - Tonite Terence Dixon - Halftime BMX - pfx Houz Mon - Fear of the World Basic Channel - Q.1.1 II Two Of A Kind - Kinda Large Jackmaster Hater - Drum Track Osunlade - Envision Kerri Chandler - I Found U Slave 2 Knowledge Alien Abduction PuppetMaster Anette Party - Morena SilverMane - Reality Gesloten Cirkel - Yamagic Xosar - Nitedreams Terrence Dixon - Computer Rights

MDC on facebook: www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with Cottam: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/092-cottam/

MDC on facebook: www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with Genius Of Time: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/091-genius-of-time/

MDC on facebook: www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with Casino Times: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/090-casino-times/ Tracklist: d'eon - #109 (Hippos In Tanks) Shed - 44A (Hardwax Forever!) (Ostgut Ton) Soulphiction - Soul Brother No. 2 (Philpot) Session Victim - Random Blues (Wolf Music) Worst Case Scenario - Hot Beef (No Ears Red Beard Rosbif Remix) (Rekids) Casino Edits #1 - A (White) Oblio - Escape (Gomma) Topo & Roby - Under The Ice (Instrumental) (Il Discotto Productions) Aera - Cambio (Aleph Music) Velfred - The Aspens Turning Gold (Crimera X Beatless Remix) Taron Trekka - Sun Kissed Shak (Freude Am Tanzen Recordings) DJ Koze - Cicely (Philpot) Pink Skull - Defintive Gauze (My Favourite Robot) Jay Shepheard & Martin Dawson - Cut A Hole (Casino Times Remix) (Retrofit) Lusine - Febuary (Ghostly International)

MDC on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with Gratts: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/089-gratts/ Tracklist: 1. unknown - unknown 2. Jovonn - Sanctuary (Home Recordings) 3. Peter Funk - Dreams Of You (Yost's Miracle Keys Remix) (i! Records) 4. Joash - Don't Fear It, Fight It (Arto Mwambe Remix) (Compost Black Label) 5. Crustation – Flame (Borderline Insanity Dub Mix) (Jive) 6. Roy Davis Jr. – Symphonic Days (Chord 44 Records) 7. DJ Rork – I Wanna See You Come Down (RK's Mix) (Serial Records) 8. Sound Stream - Soul Train (Sound Stream) 9. Modjo - What I Mean (Mood II Swing Vocal Dub Remix) (Sound Of Barclay) 10. Semtek – Pizza (Don't Be Afraid) 11. Trackman Lafonte & Bonquiqui – Pacific House (L.I.E.S.) 12. Rick Wade - Nothing To Fear (DBX Dub) (Harmonie Park) 13. UBQ Project - When I Fell In Love (Charles Webster Vocal Mix) (Boombastic) * and a sample of "the Thrust train" throughout the mix (taken from Thrust – Can't Wait To Get To You (Apexton Records)), as sampled on Sound Stream - Soul Train

MDC on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with Groove Armada's Andy Cato: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/088-groove-armada/

MDC on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with Jimpster: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/087-jimpster/ Tracklist: Angelo Battilani - Talea - Margot Records Jimpster - Wanting You - Freerange The Black Madonna - We Still Believe - Home Taping Cottam - Trouble In the Street - Sound Of Speed No Milk - We Got a Party Go to Tonight (Rondenion's Ragrange Mix/Jimpster Edit) - Ragrange Records Crazy P presents MTS - Higher - Unreleased DJ Nature - Everyone - Golf Channel Norm De Plume - Steady Teddy (Franc Spangler Remix) - Kolour Limited Erik Rug - Tribute To My People (Dub) - Les Disques Du Télégraphe Schmoov - Sweetest (Franc Spangler Dub) - Unreleased Abstraxion - Break Of Lights (Tim Paris rework) - Marketing Music Crusho - Someone To Love (Blackjoy Ain't Got A Demo Mix) - Q-Tape Records Chicago Damn - Temporary Transgression - Chicago Damn004 7 Citizens - Muse - Unreleased Vedagor - Untitled 2 - Burek Jimpster - Porchlight & Rocking Chairs - Freerange

MDC on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with Axel Boman: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/086-axel-boman/ Tracklist: Tim Toh - He Is a Dancer Moomin - What My Eyes Can See Long Arm - The Waterfall Inside Me (Robag Whrume Remix) Heatsick - Dream Tennis (Young Marco Remix) Anton Zap - Taj Mahal DJ Koze - Track ID Anyone? Featuring Caribou Garpovic - Andy C Scherbe - Endlezz Cinema Mysterious People - Love Revolution (Mood II Swing Remix 2) Bell Towers - Tonight I'm Flying Strange Attractor - Sudachi Gerry Read - All By Myself Emmanuel - Eternal Love Qaadir - Get Into It (edit) Marquis Hawkes - Divine Intervention Tevo Howard - Content Eleanor Mills - Same Routine (Al-Tone Edits)

MDC on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with Smallpeople: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/085-smallpeople/

MDC on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with Lovebirds: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/084-lovebirds/

MDC on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with M5K: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/083-m5k/ Tracklist: Tornado Wallace – Cloud Country (ESP institute) Rhythm Odyssey and Dunks – Glow (Golf Channel) Unknown – Untitled Coober Pedy University Band – Oblong (Kinfolk) KM Editions 4 – Synthesise Max Essa – Metropolitan Scene (Nang) Coober Pedy University Band – Moon Plain (Kinfolk) Grooveman Spot – Goin on (Jazzy Sport) M5K – Unreleased Psychic Mirrors- The Witching Hour (Cosmic Chronic) Grooveman Spot – Urbanize (Jazzy Sport) Beautiful Swimmers- Swimmers Groove (Future Times) Unknown – Untitled Andy Hart – Unreleased Rhythm Odyssey and Dunks – Fox (Golf Channel) Uku Kuut – Vision of Estonia (PPU) Madlib Interlude (Stonesthrow)

MDC on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with Bicep: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/082-bicep/ The mix features tracks from artists such as Anil Aras, Samuel Deep, Colman Buckley, Lazare Hoche and Malin Lenie plus many more..

MDC on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with Max Graef: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/081-max-graef/ Max Graef MDC Artist Page: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/label/artists/max-graef/ Tracklist: Oscar Peterson – Carioca (Happy Bird) Max Graef – Skit 24# (Unreleased) Cuthead – Kingston loudness war champion (Kunststoff Breakz) Melodiesinfonie – I praise you (Forthcoming on Box Aus Holz) Max Graef – Das Brett (MDC 10'') Max Graef – Nr 3° (Forthcoming on THE GYM) Steve Stoll – Octaves (Trax) Netto Houz – Rossi's records (Knuggles) Max Graef – Pedro 17 (Forthcoming on Melbourne Deepcast) Maze – Do what you like (Smooth Sounds) Max Graef – Nr 5° (Forthcoming on THE GYM) Glenn Astro – Feelin' me (Wotnot) Max Graef & Muff Deep – Am Fenster (Forthcoming on Tartelet) ManMadeMusic - G.Y.D. (Simon Weiss remix) (Audio Parallax) Dean Blunt – Direct Line (Hippos in tanks/ A-Musik) A Tribe Called Quest – 8 Million Stories (Jive) Ohio Players – Skin Tight (Mercury)

MDC on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with Art Of Tones: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/080-art-of-tones/ Full Tracklist: Rainer Trueby - Welcome To Our World (Session Victim Remix) [Compost - CPT 408-3] The Popular People Front - The Principles Of Freakin [PPF] Soldiers of Twilight - Feeling So High - SOT Mix [Basenotic] Voyeur - Blame it on the youth [Madtech] Black Ops - Touch The Light [Losofono] Jedi Knights - One For M.A.W [Evolution] Recloose - Electric Sunshine (Andres Remix) [Rush Hour - RH 046] Blacksmif - Microweight [Blah Blah Blah - BBB 004] The Unknown Factor - Solitude [Defender] (*) Boris Werner - Can't Let Go [Remote Area - REMOTE 021D] Earth People - Dance (Beats) [Cabaret] Fulbert - Insouciance [Soul Notes - SN 1204] Joshua Iz Feat. Diz - It Iz What It Iz (Joshua Iz Vizual Dub) [Vizual - VIZ 006] Paranoid London - Paris 1 [Paranoid] The Mole - Last Ditch [Musique Risquee - RISQUEE 021] Atomfunk - Oustider - The Si Brad Atomfunk Dub [Toko] Optimo - Caste Out [Specialist Interests - SPEC 002] Note about The Unknown Factor's "Solitude" : Track was part of a concept album released on Defender Music, called "The Unknown Factor : The Basic Factor Album". Artist names were left unknown, altough the cover quotes Andre Bagley, Deep Dish, Mr Onester and Steven John Craden. The notes say : "We intentionally withheld each track's producer credit".

MDC on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with Softwar: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/079-softwar/

Melbourne Deepcast on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with Simon TK: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/077-simon-tk/ Tracklist: Bitches Brew – Miles Davis – Columbia The Surveyor – Smith & Mudd – Claremont 56 Sven Svalbe’s Sopran-apella The Mahavishnu Orchestra – Power of Love (Om Unit edit) – Not on Label Danyel Gerard – Le Vieux de la Montagne (Partie Deux) – Gypsy Production Nyra Bakiga – Cor Corora – Backstreet Backlash Records Daphni – Light – Jialong Freedom Authority – Expressions (Flute Groove) – XL Recordings Paradise’s Deep Groove – Hypnotic Flute – Legal Recordings Bobby Konders & Massive sounds – Where is our Future – Mercury Foremost Poets – Reasons to be Dismal? (Bonus Understanding) – Nu Groove Theo Parrish – Black Mist (Extended Version) – Running Back/ Bobby Womack – The Bravest Man in the Universe (Acapella) – XL Recordings Marcellus Pittman – By your Side – Lifetime Groove Blaze – Moonwalk – Funky People Total Control – New Age Hop (Michael Ozone Mix) – Home Loan Records Cro-Magnon – Kemu-Ni-Maku (Fuerdyduerk Edit) – Not on Label Reggae Clinic 65 – Caravan (Dub Version) – International Bestseller Company Andras Fox – Magpie Echoes – Audio Parallax Vakula – Interpretation – Endless Flight

Melbourne Deepcast on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview + episode info: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/076-ben-sun/ Tracklist: Gino Soccio - Lonely Ben Sun - Affirmation (ruff cut demo) The Godson - City Bar Reopen Theo Parrish - Ugly Edit 07 Lil Louis - Clap Your Hands Yennek - Serena X (Innerzone Mix) Marvin Gaye - After The Dance (Eros Edit) Elliot Thomas - Sirius 6b (unmastered, forthcoming on VR) Model 500 - Ocean To Ocean J Dilla - Big Booty Express Shafiq Hussein - PSA Drexciya - Neon Falls Patrice Rushen - To Each His Own

Melbourne Deepcast on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Interview with Delano Smith here: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/075-delano-smith/

Melbourne Deepcast on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Click below for the interview with Kid Sublime: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/074-kid-sublime/

Melbourne Deepcast on facebook: http://www.facebook.com/Melbourne.Deepcast Click below for the interview with 6th Borough Project: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/073-6th-borough-project/

Interview with DSO here: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/072-deep-space-orchestra/ Tracklist: 1. Mo Kolours – Mini Culcha (Beautiful Swimmers remix) 2. Fudge Fingers – Light in my life 3. Gene Hunt – May the funk be with you 4. Chez-N-Trent – The Choice (Witch Doctor mix) 5. Samaan – Circles (Vince Watson remix) 6. Subway – Journey 7. John Swing – Wear and tear 8. Italo Johnson 5 9. DJ Steaw – Sky Hunt 10. Jason Grove – Trippin’ 11. Round One – I’m your brother (Chicago’s Twisted mix) 12. Cosmin TRG – Vertigo 13. John Heckle – Ancient Deep 14. Aubrey – Adult supervision 15. Charles B – Lack of love 16. Wyndell Long – Dinner is ready

Interview and full episode info at: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/071-gerry-read/ No Tracklist Available.

Inteview with The Oliverwho Factory and full episode info here: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/070-the-oliverwho-factory/ Tracklist: Blackstar - Beef Phyllis Nelson - I like You Liz Torres - No More Mind Games Raze - Break 4 Love Steven Tang - Glimmer Vortex - Moving Inside Me The Oliverwho Factory - U Don't Know Tama Sumo - Rarified (OWF remix) Steve Hurley - Jack Your Body UR - Final Frontier Cajmere - It's Time For The Percolator Skudge - Convolution (Aardvark remix) Carls Davis - Sketches Tribe - A New Day (OWF remix) Donna Summer - I Feel Love The Oliverwho Factory - Like Whatcha Got The Oliverwho Factory - Touch Me (remix) The Oliverwho Factory - Nightlights (remix) The Oliverwho Factory - Lady Dreamer

JuJu & Jordash improvised, live jam! Full interview and episode info here: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/069-juju-jordash/

Full interview and episode info here: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/068-elie-eidelman/ Tracklist: 1.Andre Lodemann – Where Are You Now (Ripperton V Remix) – Fragments 2.Deep88 – La Beija – 12 Records 3.JayCeel – The Sea Of Time – Artefact Records 4.John Osborn – Lord Of The Last Days (Quarion Remix) – JackOff Records (Unreleased) 5.LeSale – Make Me Feel So Good – Luv Shack Records 6.kickdrum Industrie – Show You Love – JackOff Records (Unreleased) 7.John Daly – Release – Drumpoet Community 8.John Gazoo – Midnight Runner (Second Version) – Compost Disco 9.Wolfram – Out Of Control (Daniel Wang & massimiliano Pagliara’s TGF) – Permanent Vacation 10.Sebastien Tellier – Cochon Ville (Dimitri From Paris Erodiscomix) – Record Makers 11.Quell – Nowhere Forever – Skylax 12.Nick Harris – Bucket Bong – Stoned Immaculate 13.Marcello Giordani – Chubby Rain (massimiliano Pagliara Rmx) – Slow Motion 14.Doctor Dru – The Voice Of Dru – Exploited 15.Andre Crom – Tell Me (David August Remix) – Freerange records 16.Roni Alter – When I Come (Minimal Compact Cover) – Unreleased

full interview with Jamie 3:26 here: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/066-jamie-326/ No Tracklist Available.

Live recording taken from our set at New Guernica, Melbourne for The Tortoise EP launch party. Feel free to comment for track ids. Melbourne Deepcast in Europe: 6th July @ ://about blank, Berlin http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?368334 14th July @ Conne Island, Leipzig 3rd August @ Golem, Hamburg w/Session Victim More dates to be announced shorty! email [email protected] for all enquiries MD xx

Full interview with Le Loup (Wolf + Lamb / Eklo) here: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/065-le-loup/ Tracklist: Kassian Troyer – Stills Fumiya Tanaka – 337 Norm Talley – Our Roots Seuil – MPC Two (Fred P Reshape) Tang – Horizons Jordan Fields – Boxbeater Boo Williams – Make Some Noise Jun – Untitled Brooks – Clix Soul Capsule – Seekers (Villalobos Remix) Boris Horel – Rhythm Tramp Super Collider – Darn (Cold Way O Lovin) (Derrick Carter Remix) Itsnotover – Belle Ville

Full interview with Bryce, Scott and Wael from SOT here: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/064-sound-of-thought/ Tracklist: Scott - 1. Lowtec - Resist // Source Records 2. STL - Foggy Beatz // Something Records 3. Terre's Neu Wuss Fusion - Thirty Shades Of Grey // Mule Electronic 4. Kassem Mosse - Untitled // Workshop 5. Soulphiction - Reclap // Sonar Kollektiv 6. Theo Parrish - Lost Keys // Sound Signature 7. Rick Wilhite - Ruby Nights // Third Ear Recordings 8. Terry Hunter - Madness (Armando's House Mix) // Muzique Records 9. Jonsson / Alter - Dvärg // Kontra-Musik 10. Instra:mental - Waterfalls // Nonplus Records 11. Di_Indicator - Catwalk Baby // unGleich 12. Shed - ITHAW // Ostgut Ton 13. Actress - Green Gal // Werk Discs 14. Patrice Scott - Motions (Motions Beats) // Sistrum Recordings 15. Ernie - Humanoide Oxidado // Deep Explorer Music 16. Ike - Cluster Funk // Philpot 17. System 360 - Ph-Optik // Source Records Bryce - 1. Morthen Kiang - Dubfunk 050 // Meakusma
 2. Chez Damier - Soul Minimal // Mojuba
 3. Tevo Howard - Out The Projects // Beautiful Granville 4. 
Anton Zap - Miles & More // Soul People Music 5. 
John Heckle - The 4th Dimension // Mathematics Recordings
 6. System 360 - Deep Forces // Source Records 7. 
DJ Qu - All Across The Floor // Underground Quality
 8. Schatrax - A Question Of Timing // Sister Funk
 9. Marvin Dash - Behind The Sun // United States Of Mars 10. 
Two Armadillos - Ronin // Two Armadillos
 11. Stardub - Static Club Mix // Lo-Fi Stereo
 12. M. Pittman - There's Somebody Out There // Unirhythm
 13. Dionne - Back On The Planet // Smallville Wael - 1. Ekomine – Sirikou // Coton Tige 2. Alland Byallo – Picture Heaven // Nightlight Music 3. James Teej – Seven Day Mend (Spencer Parker’s A Gun For Hire Remix) // Rekids 4. Hamid Ft. Valentina – If I // Murmur Records 5. The Persuader – Stromsbron // Svek 6. Delano Smith – Magic // Undertones 7. Bioground Ft. Karlyn – We Are House // Plastic City 8. Kerri Chandler – Back To The Raw (Ruff Mix) // Deeply Rooted House 9. Malin Genie – Well No.2 // Slapfunk Records 10. Huxley & Russo – Don’t Understand // Leftroom 11. Kris Wadsworth – Machine Sympathy // Morris / Audio 12. Ethyl & Flori – Malmoe // Quintessentials 13. Luca C. & Brigante – Morals (Clockwork Remix) // Southern Fried Records

Full interview here: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/063-orlando-b/ Tracklist: 1. Ed Maddams - You Know Whats Up 2. DJ Aakmael - Deeprespectrak 3. N.Y. House'n Authority - Apt 3A 4. Soul System - Soul Beats 5. Nicholas - Holdin On 6. Orlando B - Harlem Connection (Kez YM Remix) 7. TBF - Music 8. Organ Grinder - Obsession 9. James Johnston - Get Back To The Feeling 10. Deep City Soul - Get Back 11. Jerzzey Boy - So Down 12. Alex Agore - I Got Something 13. House Nerds - That'll Do 14. West Norwood Cassette Library - Blonde On Blonde 15. Delano Smith - Feel This 16. Andrade - Irreversible 17. Sonny Federa - Keep Me Going 18. Orlando B - Back To 95 19. Jordon Peak - It's a Groove Thing 20. Benny Rodrigues - It's a spiritual Thing 21. Ian O'Donovan - Relieve

Full interview with Tama Sumo (Ostgut Ton / Panorama Bar) here: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/062-tama-sumo/ Artists featured include: The Oliverwho Factory, Purveyors of Fine Funk, Obsolete Music Technology, Chicago Skyway, Anthony Shakir, Jeff Mills, MMM meets Tshetsha Boys, Levon Vincent, Murat Tepeli, Instant House and many more.

full interview with Quell here: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/061-quell/ Tracklist: Carl Craig - Angel (Japanese Mix) - Planet E Communications Ed Davenport - Elvish - NRK Music Abstraxion - Moribayasa (DJ Kaos Re-edit) - Different I:Cube - Transpiration - Versatile Recordings Argy - The Difference (Dub) - Versatile Recordings Sound Design - Bounce To The Beat - TNT Records The Stickmen - Trimhead - Stickman Records June - Bass/Drum Pattern  - Cosmic Club Da Posse - It's My Life -  Clone Classic Cuts  R-A-G - Rage (Extended Epic Version) - M O S Recordings Anthony Bois - Electric Piano On The Run - Local Talk

Interview and full episode info here: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/060-simon-caldwell/ Tracklist: 1. Maus und Stolle - Taxi - Klang 2. Aerea Negrot - All I Wanna Do (Efdemin Remix) 3. Bluetrain - Version Blue 4. Maurizio - M5 5. Viktor Marek & Ed Keylocko - This Land Will Change (Move D & Benjamin Brunn Remix) 6. Anomoly - She 7. Downtown Loop - Sweet Memory 8. LY - Back 2 Zanzibar 9. Bjak - "Deeper Shade Of Blue" (feat Janet Cruz - Ernie remix) 10. Fred P - On My Way To You 11. Digital Justice - Theme From Its All Gone Pearshaped 12. Perception - Abandoned Buildings In Mono 13. Felix Fischer - White Dots 14. Mark Ambrose - My Soul, Your Soul 15. Octave One - Burujha 16. Anomoly - Above Below 17. South Street Player - (Who) Keeps Changing Your Mind 18. Gene Hunt - I Know You Care 19. Sven Weisemann - Kiss Of Abana 20. Penner + Muder - Are You Lost 21. Elon - Clap Back 22. Deep Dish - Ether's Whisper Remix 23. Bassik Grooove - Grooovelok 24. Kem - U (Moodymann Remix) 25. Shades Of Gray - Soul Machine (Eric Volta Remix) 26. Recloose - UHF

Check our interview with Ed Davenport here: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/059-ed-davenport/ Tracklist: Aphex Twin - Delphium - Warp Kasper Bjorke - Lose Yourself To Jenny - TIll Von Sein Remix - hfn Ed Davenport - Counterchange - NRK Music Tazz - Worked It (feat. Bacanito) - Tsuba Admiral - Blow This House Down - Leviathon Sounds Simon Garcia - Cavern - Poker Flat Legowelt - U can fly away from the hood - Legowelt Inland - - Falkplatz Woo York - Vacuum (Unbalance Remix) - Techno.UA Mike Dearbourne - New Dimension 2 - Musique Conforce - Diversion - Delsin Bandulu - Better Nation (Carl Craig Remix) - Infonet Tim Toh - Abundant (Spirited Away Mix) - Mild Pitch Lab Rat XL - Lab Rat 1(Davenport Fixation) Cluster - Rosa - Brain

Interview with Chamboché here: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/058-chamboche/ Tracklist: Carlos Nilmnns - NYC Skyline (Ornaments) Axel Boman - Europa (Studio Barnhus) Move D - Your Personal Healer (Uzuri) Linkwood - Secret Value (Shevchenko) Soulphiction presents Missing Linkx - A Short History Of... (Philpot) Ezel - In My Lifetime [Deetron remix] (Ocha Records) CD vs CD - I Really Do Believe [Chicago Damn's bassline pressure dub ] (W Records) FCL vs VFB - Love Prescription [Dirt dub] (Delusions Of Gandeur) Moodymann - It's 2 Late 4 U And Me (Mahogani) Deetron - Orange (Music Man) Radio Slave - K-maze [Youandme secret vocal mix] (Cutz) Legowelt - You Can Fly Away from The Hood (Legowelt) Levon Vincent - Revs/Cost (Novel Sounds) Chamboché - Mello [BLM mix 2] (forthcoming Black Key Records)

Interview with Chubby Dubz here: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/057-chubby-dubz/ Tracklist: 1. Combo - So Real (Huxleys remix) - Rebirth Records 2. Brawther - Do it yourself (Alternative Mix) - Secretsundaze 3. Ethyl & Huxley - Byzantine (2YC Ethyl Remix) - Cecille 4. Chubby Dubz - Takin It Back (94 mix) - Sthlmaudio 5. Huxley - Be There - Exotic Refreshment 6. Chubby Dubz - Truly One (Tyree Cooper Remix) - Loungin Records 7. Fulbert - First Time House - Local Talk 8. The House Nerds - Libarry Session No 4 - House Nerds Audio 9. Paris Underground - NYC Underground - My love is Underground 10. James Curd - Tell A Little Story (Chubby Dubz Latenite Dub) - Kolour Recordings 11. Da Kine - Just The Way I Feel - Samoa

Tracklist coming soon.. full interview with Future Classic DJ's here: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/056-future-classic-djs/

Tracklist: Only Child - Space Disco Catino Carter Bros - Run Piero Umiliani - Le Ore Che Contano (Suonho Refunk) Damon Bell - Ezuku Stereotyp - Jahman E-N - The Horn Ride Carl Craig - Darkness Lil Louis - Jupiter Funkineven - Take Back Eglo I:Cube - Scratch Robotniks George Kranz - Din Da Da Damon Bell - Ezuku (Aybee's Gorilla Dub) TJ & DJ Raybone - Gone Steffi feat Virginia - You Own My Mind Floating Points - Sais Santana - Life Is Anew Full episode info with Chicago Damn Interview here: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/055-chicago-damn/

1. Pharao Black Magic – The Eye of Horus (Coyote Remix) 2. The Milk – B Roads (6th Borough Project Dub) 3. Late Nite Tuff Guy – Pull Us Apart (LNTG Rework) 4. Mermaids – Mutual Key Finding 5. Contra Communem Opinionem – Radical Emancipation 6. Nick Turner – InnerVisions 7. OOFT! – Tres Ans (Demo Mix) 8. Leo Zero – Down The Drain 9. Tiger & Woods – T&W Lab File #09 10. K’bonus & Negghead – Harmonizing Pt.2 11. The Tortoise – 2nd Chance 12. OOFT! – Memories 13. Deep Space Orchestra – Blindsided 14. Bubba – I Got G-Love 15. TJ Kong & Nuno Dos Santos – Something Happened (Instrumental) 16. Gregory Porter – 1960 What (Opolopo Kick & Bass Rerub) 17. Alexkid – Shesgottoleave 18. Intruder – Amame (Dubstrumental) 19. Deetron – The Maze 20. Fingers Inc – Distant Planet 21. Tevo Howard – Content 22. Harold Melvin – Wake Up Everybody (Psychemagik Edit)

Interview here: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/053-roberto-rodriguez/ Trevor Deep Jr. – DoRight! [HPTY] Manuel Regnet – Joy (James Johnston Remix) [Assembly Records] Lovebirds – Keep Coming (Axel Boman Mix 2) [Freerange] Actual Proof – Huff & Puff [Local Talk] Alexkid – Class Of 95 [Freerange] Mercury – You Lift Me Up [Gomma] Tornado Wallace – Underground Sugar Caves [Delusions Of Grandeur] Moullinex & Xinobi – X Marks The Spot [Discotexas] Factory Floor – Two Different Ways (Second Way) [DFA] Prommer & Barck – Journey (Kink Remix) [Derwin] Bryan Ferry – Alphaville (Todd Terje Remix) [Virgin]

Full episode with Interview over at: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/052-wolf-music/ (Mixed by Stu Clark) Catch Stu play in Melbourne for Melbourne Deepcast pres. WOLF MUSIC LABEL NIGHT at New Guernica, Friday 25th of November. http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?308319 1. James Mason – Nightgruv 2. Cesaria Evora – Angola (Carl Craig Remix) 3. Moodymann – J.A.N. 4. KRL – Chase 5. L’Amour – Let’s Make Love Tonight (Instrumental) 6. Vakula – Music 7. Soundstream – Deeper Love 8. David Woods – Licence To Drill 9. Roland Appel – New Love (Tuff City Kid Remix) 10. Aybee – A Glance 11. Cajmere – Brighter Days (Underground Goodie Mix) 12. Alex Agore – Stay Together 13. Fulbert – First Time House 14. Debbie Gibson – One Step Ahead (Masters At Work Remix) 15. Fingers Inc. – So Glad

01. the analog roland orchestra – 1984 & 1997 (tbr on ornaments) 02. venedikt reyf & david georgos – we can see hot babes dancing in water (no label) 03. owen jay & melchior sultana – deep within (tbr on underground quality) 04. marcellus pittman – on a beatiful rainy (lifetime groove) 05. venedikt reyf & david georgos – word (no label) 06. venedikt reyf – fairytale (ft. chris cox) (no label) 07. conforce – spoiled (clone basement) 08. venedikt reyf – we can’t go back (no label) 09. owen jay – dark energy (tbr on underground quality) 10. venedikt reyf – my girl from venus (ft. jonas.san) 11. tim toh – abundant (mildpitch) 12. vakula – t h e o son (archipel) 13. venedikt reyf & david georgos – we can see delightful babes dancing in space (no label) 14. venedikt reyf – move (ft. david georgos) (no label)

http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/050-tornado-wallace/ Artists featured: 1. John Sangster 2. Noel Pointer 3. Soft Machine 4. Roy Budd 5. Bobby Caldwell 6. Robert Plant 7. Soft Machine 8. David Crosby 9. England Dan & John Ford Coley 10. John Martyn 11. Azymuth 12. Ray Barretto 13. Bobbi Humphrey 14. George Duke 15. Gordon's War 16. Howard Wales 17. Hugh Hopper & Alan Gowen 18. The Cyrkle 19. Martin Denny 20. Milton Nascimento

Interview and full info at: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/049-the-tortoise/ Tracklist: Suzanne Kraft – Green flash // Running Back Germany Zoo Look – Find the Words // Kolour Ltd Francis Inferno Orchestra – I need it (Nicholas remix) // Join the dots MISSING LINKX – Lovin’ Dubbin’ Feelin’ // Philpot The Tortoise – She Took The Tortoise Home // Undertones US Mano Le Tough – Let’s Not Talk About Love // Permanent Vacation System Status – Downtime // Untracked C-Beams – Thumbling // Uncanny Valley Voices Of Black – Take Back Soho (Tanner Ross remix) // Double Standard Germany TJ & DJ Raybone – Gone // Rush Hour The Tortoise – Lost Forever (Iron Curtis Remix) // Dirt Crew Germany Erdbeerschnetzel – Same Same // 3rd Strike Schatrax – Champagne Dancer // Fear of Flying Funky Chocolate – Deep Moods // Funky Chocolate

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http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/046-daniel-solar/ Tracklist: Kolombo – Waiting for Kitano – I think, I feel Space Ranger – Plastic Romance (MCDE Remix) Trickski – Wilderness (Jef K Remix) Mario & Vidis – Changed (Andre Lodemann Remix) Medlar – Terrel Jamie Anderson & Owain K – Limelight Moodymanc – Black Paint Gesaffelstein – Lack of Hope Stuffa – Proof (FCL Remix) Rune RK – Prasley Parsley Prommer & Barck – The Braking Grizzle Modern Amusement – Cold As Ice (Louie Fresco Remix) Emptyset feat. Cornelius Harris – Altogether lost (Ripperton’s underground kingdom mix)

Interview with Agnès here: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/045-agnes/ 01. Alex Agore – The Oooh Jam // 4 Lux 02. Norma Jean Bell – Your Perfect (Agnès Loooonger Edit) // Peacefrog Records 03. DJ Ali – You Dont Know (Ruff Cut) // Village Sound 04. Baaz – Daddy // USB Stick 05. AFMB – In My Life feat. Geraldine Roth // Drumpoet Community 06. Popoviciu Leader Toygun – Front Groove // Huddtraxx 07. Mabaan Soul – Entry Of The Cave // Metroline Limited 08. Homework – I’m Into This (Andre Crom & Martin Dawson) // Exploited 09. GHL – Show Me Love // Electric Minds 10. Torpedoman – Garage Sub Mates // USB Stick 11. Manoo – Dont Tell (Manoo Remix) // Real Tone Records 12. DJQ – Superclique // NRK 13. De’lacy – Hideaway (Lockdown 187 dub) // Deconstruction

Full article on Kolour Recordings here: http://www.melbournedeepcast.n​et/features/kolour-recordings/ Mike W 1. Soundsream – Soul Train / Soundstream 2. Andy Ash – Part of This *Soul Renegades Mix / Boogie Originals 3. Freak Sensation – Kick Flip / Prog City Deep 4. Majestika – Mind Magic *Dub Version / BBE 5. Bernard Badie ft. Dajae – Tonight *Git Down Dub / Tony Records 6. Ame – Hydrolic Dog / Sonar Kollektiv 7. Marissa Guzman – Time to Go *Black Coffee Remix / Juicy Lucy Justin McMillen 1. Rick Wade – Deep N’ Dirty / Harmonie Park 2. Delano Smith – This Heart / Mixmode 3. Precession – Sandcastle (Mike Huckaby Mix) / Deep Transportation 4. Delano Smith – Dee’s Gruv / Third Ear 5. Mike Huckaby & Rod Modell – Resistor / Unknown 6. Keith Worthy – A Song For Geli / Aesthetic Audio

Interview: http://www.melbournedeepcast.net/portfolio/042-session-victim/