December '17 Mix

"The Mystery of Love is greater than the Mystery of Death" - Oscar Wilde. Here is the long awaited December mix. It's very 1983, some early house and heavily influenced by the soundtrack  from the movie Call Me By Your Name.
Enjoy!

Holidays are a coming

The holidays are almost here and this weekend I treated myself to the cinema. It's been quite some time I have ventured into the large screen. I went to see Call Me By Your Name. A beautiful coming of age love story set in north Italy during 1983. The movie unfolds beautiful and then grabs you by the balls towards the end and the soundtrack is just as gorgeous as the movie with songs from Sufjan Stevens, Ryuichi Sakamoto, Psychedelic Furs,  Giorgio Moroder and many more. But the one that was most appropriate was Bandolero's "Paris Latino".  A sweet Italo Disco dance classic. Here is an extended remix fresh out of the disco oven.  Please go see this amazing cinematic masterpiece by Italian director Luca Guadagnino and listen to the soundtrack. Enjoy!

Happy Birthday Bjork

Happy Birthday sweet musical genius! I've loved Bjork since her years with the Sugarcubes. Always ahead of her time both musically and visually. Looking forward to her new release of Utopia this coming Friday. From the vaults, here is a remix I did in 2006 using a little bit of Dubtribe Sound System's beats. Enjoy!

All I Want To See is All My Friends At Once

Here is a new one paying homage to the underground dance scene. Enjoy!

Here is another short take on the same theme! Also, RIP fabulous fashion genius Azzedine Alaia. There is a big dent in the fashion world!

What Is Love '07

From the vaults. Here is a great mix of from my collection of vinyl I did in 2007! It's quite a gem I must say. Have a great weekend.

Numb Ers

Here is an experimental take on a classic of techno and dance floors.  Numbers/Computer World from Krafwerk.  Enjoy! Oh and yes...that's little old me for a change. 

Ken

Excited to hear Destroyer's new release Ken. Always loves me some Destroyer with Dan Bejar's writing and excellent sense of timing, melody and a healthy sense of musical eras to mine. In this one he mentioned being inspired by late and post Tatcher England heavy on the goth sound recalling, The Church and The Cure, Oasis.  A must listen I have to say.  I was so inspired that  ended up remixing some bits and pieces form my favorite parts of from the release. It's a little rough with some glitches here and there but I'm pleased with it...Enjoy!