http://blog.gmane.org/gmane.music.raves.mid-west hourly 1 1901-01-01T00:00+00:00 http://gmane.org/img/gmane-25t.png http://gmane.org http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.music.raves.mid-west/118567 <pre>I am looking for copies {actual size and original color(s)} of ANY DBN flyers that you may have still tucked away in a drawer, scrapbook or, like mine, in a plastic storage tote crammed in a closet. I'm looking for copies since I would not ask you to part with your originals, unless of course, you are willing to part with them or have duplicates. Monetary compensation via Pay-Pal is considered for originals in good condition and/or quality copies.  I have done many searches online for DBN flyers, and have came across a couple of good archives (DBN being an obvious one), however, the photos of the flyers are not in original size, but instead small thumbnails; which are not conducive to my need. So, this brings me here, to ask the people that would most likely be able to assist. If any member of the midwest hardcorps, or is able and willing to either scan and email, copy and mail, or provide originals, it would be much appreciated. Thanks all, and long live DBN!!   </pre> Allister LaGelli 2011-10-26T02:11:23 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.music.raves.mid-west/118566 <pre>http://universityofmotivation.us/page.php?id=77 </pre> Jackie Pancotto 2011-10-20T09:30:19 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.music.raves.mid-west/118565 <pre>www.2ndsat.net Tony Rohr (Cocoon, Plus8, Drumcode, Clink) NYC local support from: Sneaky (BangTech12, FTWEM) Chicago Dom Allen (Perpetual Entertainment) FWA Symmetric (SAS, PE) FWA 21+ $5 in advance. $7 day of show. CS3 1915 South Calhoun St. Fort Wayne, IN 9pm - 3am 10-01-11 www.2ndsat.net for more info and presales</pre> Symmetric 2011-09-19T21:35:26 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.music.raves.mid-west/118564 <pre>This was sent out from my gmail account. If any of you Chicago old-schoolers are interested, it would be good to see some of you there! Luis/Full Spectrum/LGA HURRAY FOR THE MIXTAPE II! Maria’s Packaged Goods &amp; Community Bar along w/ Full Spectrum’s very own Luis Gabriel Aguilera present HURRAY FOR THE MIXTAPE II! (Because the first one was so good…) Thursday, July 21st – 9pm -2am – Free, no cover Hosted by Luis Gabriel Aguilera http://luisgabrielaguilera.bandcamp.com/ http://fschicago.blogspot.com/ &lt; at &gt; Maria’s: 960 W. 31st St., Chicago, Il. 60608, 773-890-0588 http://community-bar.com/ In June, Full Spectrum was thrilled to supply an evening’s worth of electronic dance music taken from LGA’s very own stash of mixtapes from various DJ artists dating from 1984 – 2001. Live recordings of house music and disco mixes from the now defunct Chicago radio station “WBMX” were played; alternative beats from an XLII 100 tape were dished out; an acid techno tape by DJ Tron (R.I.P.) was cranked out at the end; and even a local DJ legend (Victor Lua) dropped by with something that had come from a shoebox stash in true D.I.Y. spirit! Incredible… This all happened &lt; at &gt; “Maria’s”, a Chicago spot that gives you some of the best beer in town, incredible cocktails by superb mixologists, boutique whiskey, gin and vodka spirits, and a warm and eclectic vibe. Everyone had so much fun that we’re doing it again! Thursty, July 21st: HURRAY FOR THE MIXTAPE 2! &lt; at &gt; Maria’s What is it about? (We’re repeating this — in case you didn’t get the memo…) For the last 25 years or so, Luis has been collecting electronic music in vinyl, tape, CD, and digital form, with a focus on electronic dance music such as HI-NRG, Italo Disco, early House, Industrial, New Wave, House, Techno, Tech House, Drum ‘n Bass, Trance , Hardcore, Happy Hardcore, Breakbeat, Goa and so forth. The story goes that his father bought him his first cassette tape which included Newcleus’ “Jam on It” in the summer of 1984 in Chicago’s Maxwell Street Flea market right after Luis first heard the song and watched a group of Chicago breakers (on a flattened cardboard box) “poppin’” “lockin’” and “spinnin’” to the electrified beat. Finding that nothing else quite awakened Luis like the sounds of electronic music, his father encouraged the boy by later on purchasing for him a 10-pack cassette box set to record whatever he liked. And late into the night Luis did just that, recording DJ sets from “Armando’s ain’t no jive dance party” off the legendary Chicago radio station 102.7 FM WBMX, eventually landing him in vinyl junkie heaven (Chicago’s Loop Records and Importes Etc.) where he would put in his hours to amass his current wax collection and begin his DJ artistry by simply listening to the coolest sounds of the underground and the wise advice of the older generation shopping there. (Oh, how he made his mother wonder when he would return home in late at night on his Kent banana seat bike on a Saturday night.) In the 90s, Luis discovered the rave scene (or, shall we say, the rave scene discovered him), and having already begun a mixtape collection of DJ sets from various Chicago DJ artists representing various genres, Luis added to this collection when he began producing raves from the ground up and would travel across the Midwestern States and sometimes to places as far away as New Orleans and Toronto, promoting his events and vending DJ mixes, as well as trading tapes and CDs of DJ sets with other vendors such as JJ of Untranslatable, Matt Massive of Massive Magazine, and later on, Ken of Pure Acid Mixtapes out of Los Angeles. On Thursday, July 21st, Luis will again be showcasing some of his favorite mixtapes for the night. In the coming days, he will also hunt down what stashes some of his DJ friends might have…Make sure to bring YOUR open ears and packaged goods. As any DJ will tell you, a dream tape can lead to a lot of places. The Machine for the Evening: TASCAM 302 Double Auto Reverse Cassette Deck (“Mr. T” to Luis) This bad boy has built-in Dolby HX Pro sound technology which extends frequency response and minimizes distortion on Normal, Metal or CrO2 tape. The 302 permits fine adjustment of high frequency response and possesses Dolby B and C noise reduction. Frequency response: 25 Hz to 20 kHz using high quality Metal tape. It basically rocks! The unit consist of two fully independent cassette decks housed in one 3U rack-mountable enclosure. Both decks have independent sets of interface connectors, transport control keys, noise reduction functions, LED peak meters and more, capable of recording both independently or simultaneously. With Control I/O and Cascade, the 302 can link with up to ten additional machines. Mr. T may be older, but who messes with Mr. T? I pity the fool! Heck, it even has separate pitch controls for each deck and independent outs — so you can literally mix with it! Craziness… * Buy Luis a drink &lt; at &gt; the bar for $6 and receive a sealed Full Spectrum mixtape – a genuine artifact of times now gone! (The fact of the matter is that Luis got so lit last time that he ended up giving away what mixtapes he had…’nuff said!) </pre> Full Spectrum 2011-07-19T23:46:30 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.music.raves.mid-west/118563 <pre>So, we never stopped doing shows (parties) here in northern Indiana. Thought I'd let you know about a good one coming up: http://www.facebook.com/event.php?eid=143683835709737 in the great outdoors, bands, bonfires, dj's, good sound (I built the main rig), great times</pre> Symmetric 2011-07-15T03:18:13 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.music.raves.mid-west/118558 <pre>http://www.npr.org/blogs/therecord/2011/07/11/137680680/how-the-internet-transformed-the-american-rave-scene </pre> Mike Davis 2011-07-14T15:42:22 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.music.raves.mid-west/118556 <pre>Does anyone happen to know what year Vacuum played (live, if not mistaken) for Paxahau's anniversary?   </pre> Allister LaGelli 2011-03-19T12:19:32 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.music.raves.mid-west/118555 <pre>Just checking, Legitimate question to follow upon verification. </pre> Allister LaGelli 2011-03-19T12:15:33 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.music.raves.mid-west/118550 <pre>2011.jan.20.thu hotpockets.techno.house.electro wsg jmac.electro.dubstep.breaks Elks Lodge 220 Sunset Rd Ann Arbor, MI 48103 9pm-2am 21+ $3 </pre> Casey 2011-01-21T00:21:51 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.music.raves.mid-west/118549 <pre>Please tune in to KZSU by listening to 90.1 in the Bay Area or pointing your web browser at: http://hsomusic.com/show/ It's easy! If you know how to watch Youtube, you know how to listen to KZSU. If you're interested in guest appearing on any of our shows or having a mix featured contact us using our email addresses or: electronicadjs&lt; at &gt;kzsu.stanford.edu Winter Solstice Marathon 2010 ----------------------------- Now in it's 18th year, KZSU's Solstice Marathon take over the station for 35 hours and bring you the finest dance music beats with DJs hooking you up from the studios of KZSU with grooves and music love from across the musical landscape and is hosted by Jack Wang (Big Love) and Holt Sorenson (eclektronik groove). You can find out more or listen here: http://hsomusic.com/show/ This winter's solstice marathon will be starting up Monday December 20th at 9 AM Pacific. Find out when the marathon is going down in your time zone: http://hsomusic.com/ns/20101220 This event is free and available via streams online so you can listen to it from anywhere you can get internet access: http://kzsulive.stanford.edu/ December 20th 09:00-12:00 == Holt Sorenson 12:00-02:00 == The Worker 02:00-05:00 == Rick Preston 05:00-07:00 == Alonso Ordonez 07:00-09:00 == Lucas Rodenbush 09:00-11:00 == Adnan Sharif December 21st 11:00-01:00 == Haptik Synapses 01:00-04:00 == Paul and Chris Leath 04:00-06:00 == J.C. 06:00-08:00 == DJ Suite 08:00-10:00 == TBA 10:00-12:00 == DJ Zenith 12:00-02:00 == DJ Tamotsu 02:00-04:00 == Harry Who 04:00-06:00 == Dru Deep 06:00-08:00 == Stevian -- Holt Sorenson/Eclektronik Groove hso&lt; at &gt;hsomusic.com hsomusic.com - myspace.com/hsomusic - twitter.com/hsomusic KZSU (kzsulive.stanford.edu) show Th &lt; at &gt; 6-9AM US/Pacific </pre> Holt Sorenson 2010-12-20T18:03:00 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.music.raves.mid-west/118547 <pre>If you haven't heard yet... http://www.5chicago.com/features/december2010/paul-johnson-seriously-injured </pre> Mike Davis 2010-12-19T15:47:25 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.music.raves.mid-west/118546 <pre>We now have a flash player on our site. If you know how to watch Youtube, you know how to listen to KZSU, so please tune in to KZSU by listening to 90.1 in the Bay Area or pointing your web browser to http://kzsulive.stanford.edu/ If you're interested in guest appearing on any of our shows or having a mix featured contact us using our email addresses or: electronicadjs&lt; at &gt;kzsu.stanford.edu Eclektronik Groove w/ Holt Sorenson - Mon 9AM-12PM Pacific/US -------------------------------------------------------------- Check out the show time for your time zone: http://hsomusic.com/ns/20101025 A veteran of West Coast underground electronic music culture, Andre Lucero continues to reinvent himself. From breakdancing in the early 80's to his present studio efforts, he always kept his focus on beats and sounds of genres to come. Starting with the earliest electro hip-hop, passing through time and space to the present and future of electronic music, his selections are open minded but always have a dancefloor sensibility. Not being satisfied with spoon feeding or accepting convenience, Andre has chosen the paths less traveled. Helping foster the rave scene in Santa Barbara; playing at the first mega-rave in the US (Raveamerica); releasing one of the first (if not THE first) domestically produced underground electronic dance music mixed CD's (Fusion, Volume 1); his involvement with the seminal San Francisco techhouse event/DJ crew, Urban Development; to playing with international legends for Space Children, he has been recognized for decades as a stand alone talent who brings something special to the lineup. Sharing the decks with some of the heaviest hitters on the planet, he understands how to rock a crowd as well as to tell a story. No two sets from Andre are alike. Each moment drives the relevance of the music selection. Each moment is unique. Andre is working on an album and the continued promotion and growth of San Francisco's Fiction events. You can find more information about Andre Lucero at: http://hsomusic.com/sh/9v http://hsomusic.com/sh/9u Big Love Show with Jack - Mon 3PM-6PM Pacific/US ------------------------------------------------ Jack is hosting Brian Cabalic and Michelle Sanz from 3-6PM. Don't miss it! You can find out more about Jack and his show at: http://www.thebigloveshow.com/ Epiphany of Sound with J.C. - Fri 12AM-3AM Pacific/US ---------------------------------------------------- After 14 years, DJ J.C.'s techno/house/electronica showcase has garnered much attention and devotion. Like most folks at Stanford's radio station, he's a volunteer, proving that his motivation isn't a paycheck; it's his passion to share his interest in one of music's most eclectic genres. With his conversational style, inclusion of producers and musicians from both the local &amp; international scene, and his stewardship of the station's 24-hour marathons during Solstices and Equinoxes, it's no wonder that DJ J.C has made a connection with listeners in a very crowded market. Catch his live broadcasts or listen to the previous week's program at underheard.org. J.C. will email this week if he has an update on any guests. Thanks for your support!!! -- Holt Sorenson/Eclektronik Groove hso&lt; at &gt;hsomusic.com hsomusic.com - myspace.com/hsomusic - twitter.com/hsomusic KZSU (kzsulive.stanford.edu) show Th &lt; at &gt; 6-9AM US/Pacific </pre> Holt Sorenson 2010-10-25T05:36:00 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.music.raves.mid-west/118545 <pre>We now have a flash player on our site. If you know how to watch Youtube, you know how to listen to KZSU, so please tune in to KZSU by listening to 90.1 in the Bay Area or pointing your web browser to http://kzsulive.stanford.edu/ If you're interested in guest appearing on any of our shows or having a mix featured contact us using our email addresses or: electronicadjs&lt; at &gt;kzsu.stanford.edu Eclektronik Groove w/ Holt Sorenson - Mon 9AM-12PM Pacific/US -------------------------------------------------------------- Check out the show time for your time zone: http://is.gd/eWCYO At the tender age of 6, Danilo Plessow's path in music started with playing drums. With his engagement in a school bigband he found his love for jazz - and from 11 years of age on he started working on his own music using a computer and samples. Being influenced by Jazz, Soul, Funk, Hiphop and House music, the first results were already released 5 years later on Stuttgarts Pulver Records. Together with Joachim Tobias, Danilo had formed the House and Broken Beat project 'Inverse Cinematics': Seven 12 inch Records, one LP and many remixes and compilation appearances followed. The project was and still is a favourite of some of the worlds most influental leftfield djs such as Gilles Peterson, Rainer Trueby (with whom Danilo just started a collaboration), Michael Ruetten or Benji B. After several other collaborations and solo projects in the Nujazz vein (Hipster Wonkaz with P.Valentino for Ubiquity Records or solo as Aphro Pzyko for Raw Fusion), Danilo went back to his House music roots with the 'Motor City Drum Ensemble'. Taking influences from soul, disco and detroit and chicago 90's house, the new moniker soon became his best known: He released five 12 inch in 2008, and especially his 'RawCuts' series made him a shooting star in the deep house scene, highlighted by the internets house and techno bible 'Resident Advisor' for whom he did a mixtape that is soon regarded as one of the best mixes of this influental podcast. In times when even big labels struggle to sell 500 copies, MCDE'S 'Raw Cuts' series, released on his own label 'MCDE' (run together with P. Valentino) sold a few thousands each, and his other own label 'Four Roses Recordings' has been doing very good as well. 2009 started with a 12 inch for one of UK's biggest house labels, 20:20 Vision, and Danilo now hits the road on a regular again to show some of his dj skills, which have brought him all over Europe, the US and Russia already. In february, Beatport's team of music experts has put him ahead of the up and coming Deep House artists worldwide in 2009. Better watch out, this boy's on a mission! More information on Motor City Drum Ensemble can be found at: http://hsomusic.com/sh/9d http://hsomusic.com/sh/9f http://hsomusic.com/sh/9e Andrew Serna Andrew Serna plays records, make beats, and designs designs designs. Andrew has been playing records since he was a young lad. House is Andrew's #1 love. With all the diiferent styles nowadays he hates to label himself as "just a house DJ". He plays oldschool hip hop, disco, electro--versatile is Andrew's middle name. You can find more information about Andrew Serna at: http://hsomusic.com/sh/x Big Love Show with Jack - Mon 3PM-6PM Pacific/US ------------------------------------------------ Jack will be letting you know what he's doing on his show today when you tune in from 3-6PM. Don't miss it! Parisian DJ, producer and remixer, Julien Auger began his musical career by learning guitar at the age of 14 and playing with various Parisian Jazz Funk bands. It was around this time that he began DJing with a few different Hip Hop bands and also started to produce his first tracks for them. As raves became larger and more popular in the early 90s, Pepe discovered Techno and House music. His first two records were released on BPM Records under the 'Trankilou' moniker with Ark and Doobass, before he changed his name to Pepe Bradock. His musical influences range from Jazz to Dub Reggae which culmulates in his hypnotic production style. Pépé Bradock has done remixes for New Jersey's Blaze, Cassius, Alex Gopher amongst many others. His biggest hits to date include 'Burning' and 'Life' both for the French label Kif. Apart from that Pepe has produced for well-known House labels including Classic (UK), Silver (France) and Nuphonic (UK). As a DJ, Pépé Bradock has spun in almost every major club in the world and is known for his versatile, and mesmerising mixing style. You can find out more about Pepe Bradock at: http://hsomusic.com/sh/9g http://hsomusic.com/sh/9h http://hsomusic.com/sh/9i You can find out more about Jack and his show at: http://www.thebigloveshow.com/ Epiphany of Sound with J.C. - Fri 12AM-3AM Pacific/US ---------------------------------------------------- After 14 years, DJ J.C.'s techno/house/electronica showcase has garnered much attention and devotion. Like most folks at Stanford's radio station, he's a volunteer, proving that his motivation isn't a paycheck; it's his passion to share his interest in one of music's most eclectic genres. With his conversational style, inclusion of producers and musicians from both the local &amp; international scene, and his stewardship of the station's 24-hour marathons during Solstices and Equinoxes, it's no wonder that DJ J.C has made a connection with listeners in a very crowded market. Catch his live broadcasts or listen to the previous week's program at underheard.org. J.C. will email this week if he has an update on any guests. Thanks for your support!!! -- Holt Sorenson/Eclektronik Groove hso&lt; at &gt;hsomusic.com hsomusic.com - myspace.com/hsomusic - twitter.com/hsomusic KZSU (kzsulive.stanford.edu) show Th &lt; at &gt; 6-9AM US/Pacific </pre> Holt Sorenson 2010-09-05T22:47:00 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.music.raves.mid-west/118543 <pre>big weekend in the windy city, then SONAR the following week, woot </pre> Mr. jp 2010-09-02T06:24:47 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.music.raves.mid-west/118542 <pre>We now have a flash player on our site. If you know how to watch Youtube, you know how to listen to KZSU, so please tune in to KZSU by listening to 90.1 in the Bay Area or pointing your web browser to http://kzsulive.stanford.edu/ If you're interested in guest appearing on any of our shows or having a mix featured contact us using our email addresses or: electronicadjs&lt; at &gt;kzsu.stanford.edu Eclektronik Groove w/ Holt Sorenson - Mon 9AM-12PM Pacific/US -------------------------------------------------------------- Check out the show time for your time zone: http://is.gd/dh0WM Mr. White Mr. White (Chad White) is a vocalist, musician, producer and DJ from Memphis, Tennesee. In october of 2006, Larry Heard featured vocals by Mr. White on his much loved underground cross-over single, The Sun Can't Compare released on Alleviated Records. Featured on compilations released by Defected, Get Physical, Mobilee, Fabric, and Global Underground, Mr.White is one of only a handful of American dj's to have a release voted as one of the 'top 50 tracks of the decade' on both Beatport and Resident Advisor. Releases on respected underground dance music labels such as Larry Heard's Alleviated (Memphis), Innervisions(Berlin), Large(Chicago), and the legendary Black Market (UK), have solidified his reputation in the dance music community. Mr.White's refreshing energy and emotional, fluid mix of house and techno has taken him to Paris, Istanbul, Belgrade, Italy, Japan and notable nightclubs, such as the Panorama Bar in Berlin and Smartbar in Chicago. You can read an interview with Mr. White and listen to a mix by him at: http://hsomusic.com/sh/9a More information on Mr. White can be found at: http://hsomusic.com/sh/97 http://hsomusic.com/sh/98 http://hsomusic.com/sh/99 Andrew Serna Andrew Serna plays records, make beats, and designs designs designs. Andrew has been playing records since he was a young lad. House is Andrew's #1 love. With all the diiferent styles nowadays he hates to label himself as "just a house DJ". He plays oldschool hip hop, disco, electro--versatile is Andrew's middle name. You can find more information about Andrew Serna at: http://hsomusic.com/sh/x Big Love Show with Jack - Mon 3PM-6PM Pacific/US ------------------------------------------------ Jack will be letting you know what he's doing on his show today when you tune in from 3-6PM. Don't miss it! You can find out more about Jack and his show at: http://www.thebigloveshow.com/ Epiphany of Sound with J.C. - Fri 12AM-3AM Pacific/US ---------------------------------------------------- After 14 years, DJ J.C.'s techno/house/electronica showcase has garnered much attention and devotion. Like most folks at Stanford's radio station, he's a volunteer, proving that his motivation isn't a paycheck; it's his passion to share his interest in one of music's most eclectic genres. With his conversational style, inclusion of producers and musicians from both the local &amp; international scene, and his stewardship of the station's 24-hour marathons during Solstices and Equinoxes, it's no wonder that DJ J.C has made a connection with listeners in a very crowded market. Catch his live broadcasts or listen to the previous week's program at underheard.org. J.C. will email this week if he has an update on any guests. Thanks for your support!!! -- Holt Sorenson/Eclektronik Groove hso&lt; at &gt;hsomusic.com hsomusic.com - myspace.com/hsomusic - twitter.com/hsomusic KZSU (kzsulive.stanford.edu) show Th &lt; at &gt; 6-9AM US/Pacific </pre> Holt Sorenson 2010-07-12T04:58:00 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.music.raves.mid-west/118541 <pre>Please tune in to KZSU by listening to 90.1 in the Bay Area or pointing your web browser at: http://hsomusic.com/show/ It's easy! If you know how to watch Youtube, you know how to listen to KZSU. If you're interested in guest appearing on any of our shows or having a mix featured contact us using our email addresses or: electronicadjs&lt; at &gt;kzsu.stanford.edu Summer Solstice Marathon 2010 ----------------------------- Now in it's 17th year, KZSU's Solstice Marathon take over the station for 30 hours and bring you the finest dance music beats with DJs hooking you up from the studios of KZSU with grooves and music love from across the musical landscape and is hosted by Jack Wang (Big Love) and Holt Sorenson (eclektronik groove). This summer's solstice marathon will be starting up Sunday June 20th at 1 PM Pacific. Find out when the marathon is going down in your time zone! This event is free and available online at http://hsomusic.com/marathon/ Line up: 1pm Stephen Rigmaiden (SoSo Deep) 5pm Tommy Toonz (cyberjamz) 9pm DJ Cali (the People) 1am Brian Cabalic (ilovehousemusic) 5am Joseph 'jojo' Torres (SuperSoulSessions/KZSU) 8am Holt Sorenson (hsomusic/KZSU) 11am Patrick Wilson (SuperSoulSessions) 3pm David Harness (Thread Recordings, HarLum Muziq) -- Holt Sorenson/Eclektronik Groove hso&lt; at &gt;hsomusic.com hsomusic.com - myspace.com/hsomusic - twitter.com/hsomusic KZSU (kzsulive.stanford.edu) show Th &lt; at &gt; 6-9AM US/Pacific </pre> Holt Sorenson 2010-06-21T05:37:00 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.music.raves.mid-west/118539 <pre>Please tune in to KZSU by listening to 90.1 in the Bay Area or pointing your web browser at: http://hsomusic.com/show/ It's easy! If you know how to watch Youtube, you know how to listen to KZSU. If you're interested in guest appearing on any of our shows or having a mix featured contact us using our email addresses or: electronicadjs&lt; at &gt;kzsu.stanford.edu Eclektronik Groove w/ Holt Sorenson - Mon 9AM-12PM Pacific/US -------------------------------------------------------------- You can listen to the Eclektronik Groove, hosted by Holt Sorenson on Mondays from 9 AM to 12 PM (noon) Pacific time on the radio at 90.1 FM or by using KZSU's streaming audio on the internet. Guest hosts include Jack Wang and resident DJ Dru Deep. Tune from anywhere online at: http://hsomusic.com/show/ Find out the show time for your time zone here: http://is.gd/cEysS After a long, long break from dj'ing, the "scene", touring, producing, Paul Leath has returned to make another impact on the world of dance music. In his experiences learning the industry and making connections, long lasting friendships, he am kicking off random events in the Bay Area, concentrating on bringing out dj's from all parts of the globe. The objective of this return to his love of dj'ing and music is to continue to enjoy every moment and keep pushing the norm. It's time to kick some ass and ask questions later.... The ride is and will be should be fun!!!! Chris is a wickedly talented DJ drawing from a wide musical taste to challenge your idea of what a DJ set is. His track selection and mixing skills are paragon. He uses these weapons to deftly conjure and enslave musical demons indenturing them to his will as the 1200s bow to the hands of a master. You can find out more about Leathal at: http://hsomusic.com/sh/1l Big Love Show with Jack - Mon 3PM-6PM Pacific/US ------------------------------------------------ Jack will let you know what's up this week during his show. It's always great so be sure to tune in! You can find out more about Jack and his show at: http://www.thebigloveshow.com/ Epiphany of Sound with J.C. - Th 9AM-12PM Pacific/US ---------------------------------------------------- After 14 years, DJ J.C.'s techno/house/electronica showcase has garnered much attention and devotion. Like most folks at Stanford's radio station, he's a volunteer, proving that his motivation isn't a paycheck; it's his passion to share his interest in one of music's most eclectic genres. With his conversational style, inclusion of producers and musicians from both the local &amp; international scene, and his stewardship of the station's 24-hour marathons during Solstices and Equinoxes, it's no wonder that DJ J.C has made a connection with listeners in a very crowded market. Catch his live broadcasts or listen to the previous week's program at underheard.org. J.C. will email this week if he has an update on any guests. Thanks for your support!!! -- Holt Sorenson/Eclektronik Groove hso&lt; at &gt;hsomusic.com hsomusic.com - myspace.com/hsomusic - twitter.com/hsomusic KZSU (kzsulive.stanford.edu) show Th &lt; at &gt; 6-9AM US/Pacific </pre> Holt Sorenson 2010-06-16T05:23:00 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.music.raves.mid-west/118538 <pre>Please tune in to KZSU by listening to 90.1 in the Bay Area or pointing your web browser at: http://hsomusic.com/show/ It's easy! If you know how to watch Youtube, you know how to listen to KZSU. If you're interested in guest appearing on any of our shows or having a mix featured contact us using our email addresses or: electronicadjs&lt; at &gt;kzsu.stanford.edu Eclektronik Groove w/ Holt Sorenson - Mon 9AM-12PM Pacific/US -------------------------------------------------------------- You can listen to the Eclektronik Groove, hosted by Holt Sorenson on Mondays from 9 AM to 12 PM (noon) Pacific time on the radio at 90.1 FM or by using KZSU's streaming audio on the internet. Guest hosts include Jack Wang and resident DJ Dru Deep. Tune from anywhere online at: http://hsomusic.com/show/ Find out the show time for your time zone here: http://is.gd/cEysS After a long, long break from dj'ing, the "scene", touring, producing, Paul Leath has returned to make another impact on the world of dance music. In his experiences learning the industry and making connections, long lasting friendships, he am kicking off random events in the Bay Area, concentrating on bringing out dj's from all parts of the globe. The objective of this return to his love of dj'ing and music is to continue to enjoy every moment and keep pushing the norm. It's time to kick some ass and ask questions later.... The ride is and will be should be fun!!!! Chris is a wickedly talented DJ drawing from a wide musical taste to challenge your idea of what a DJ set is. His track selection and mixing skills are paragon. He uses these weapons to deftly conjure and enslave musical demons indenturing them to his will as the 1200s bow to the hands of a master. You can find out more about Leathal at: http://hsomusic.com/sh/1l Big Love Show with Jack - Mon 3PM-6PM Pacific/US ------------------------------------------------ Jack will let you know what's up this week during his show. It's always great so be sure to tune in! You can find out more about Jack and his show at: http://www.thebigloveshow.com/ Epiphany of Sound with J.C. - Th 9AM-12PM Pacific/US ---------------------------------------------------- After 14 years, DJ J.C.'s techno/house/electronica showcase has garnered much attention and devotion. Like most folks at Stanford's radio station, he's a volunteer, proving that his motivation isn't a paycheck; it's his passion to share his interest in one of music's most eclectic genres. With his conversational style, inclusion of producers and musicians from both the local &amp; international scene, and his stewardship of the station's 24-hour marathons during Solstices and Equinoxes, it's no wonder that DJ J.C has made a connection with listeners in a very crowded market. Catch his live broadcasts or listen to the previous week's program at underheard.org. J.C. will email this week if he has an update on any guests. Thanks for your support!!! -- Holt Sorenson/Eclektronik Groove hso&lt; at &gt;hsomusic.com hsomusic.com - myspace.com/hsomusic - twitter.com/hsomusic KZSU (kzsulive.stanford.edu) show Th &lt; at &gt; 6-9AM US/Pacific </pre> Holt Sorenson 2010-06-07T05:57:00 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.music.raves.mid-west/118537 <pre>Please tune in to KZSU by listening to 90.1 in the Bay Area or pointing your web browser at: http://hsomusic.com/show/ It's easy! If you know how to watch Youtube, you know how to listen to KZSU. If you're interested in guest appearing on any of our shows or having a mix featured contact us using our email addresses or: electronicadjs&lt; at &gt;kzsu.stanford.edu Eclektronik Groove w/ Holt Sorenson - Mon 9AM-12PM Pacific/US -------------------------------------------------------------- You can listen to the Eclektronik Groove, hosted by Holt Sorenson on Mondays from 9 AM to 12 PM (noon) Pacific time on the radio at 90.1 FM or by using KZSU's streaming audio on the internet. Guest hosts include Jack Wang and resident DJ Dru Deep. Tune from anywhere online at: http://hsomusic.com/show/ Find out the show time for your time zone here: http://is.gd/cpE6O This week dragn'fly is coming beat KZSU's decks into submission with her dope-ass wickedly agressive mixing style. THE GENESIS Although an avid fan of the San Francisco underground rave scene since 1991, it wasn't until her attendance at a highly overcrowded event in 1998 that Dina Lammon found herself trapped in front of a team of battling DJs. For the first time, she witnessed the way a DJ could use music and machine to manipulate flesh. It was an eye opening experience and the event filled her with a sense of musical rapture and a new life path was revealed. THE EVOLUTION Since that fateful night, Dragn'fly has evolved into one of the most highly demanded and respected DJs in the western United States. A classically trained musician since the age of 8, it didn't take long for Dragn'fly to gain a solid feel of the decks and within a few months she was performing in front of hundreds of raging fans alongside SF-legend, Astral Matrix. The experience was hailed as an unforgettable one by the hundreds of raging fans in attendance and it marked a turning point in the career path of our heroine. Today Dragn'fly has a performance history that boasts over 1,000 major events throughout the United States, including Hawaii, and internationally in Mexico, Germany and Brazil. THE ESSENCE Known as a true "journey DJ", Dragn'fly possesses an uncanny ability to read into the desires of the crowd and the diversity of each set performed has provided Dragn'fly with the opportunity to headline countless events. When not headlining under her own accord, Dragn'fly acts as the strategic support for many event coordinators worldwide as a key transitional DJ, opening or closing sets for the worlds most-widely popular and renowned electronic music artists. Dragn'fly incorporates an "aggressive-as-hell" mixing style with the elements of funky electro, tech-trance and breaks; a combination that has earned her a style that is uniquely hers. Her performances repeatedly showcase a near frenzy of sound manipulation while she tweaks her EQ's and shreds her vinyl, watching as her dancers rise and fall to ecstatic pieces on the dance floor. THE IMMINENCE Having been made the object of several print and web zines, Dragn'fly went on to infiltrate Hollywood in 2004 as a featured artist for Higher Decibel, a television show that highlighted some of the world's most distinguished DJs of the time. Throughout the years, Dragn'fly has held residencies with such esteemed productions crews as Shaolin of Sacramento, California, Lovetribe of Seattle, Washington and currently she resides on the rosters of both GSP of Dayton, Ohio and DJ4NORML as an official representative for the nationally known and politically active institution known as NORML based out of Washington, D.C. On the local scene, she has appeared numerous times at such Bay Area nightspots as Ruby Skye, 177 Townsend, 1015 Folsom, the DNA Lounge, Mezzanine, and Paradise Lounge - and has repeatedly made headlining appearances at Qool Saturdays and the Looq Happy Hour hosted by one of America's top progressive record labels, Looq Records. And if over 1,000 live appearances weren't enough, Dragn'fly has found the time to release over 12 promotional mix CDs - most of them live, unedited recordings from featured events. Accordingly, one of her CDs, Dragn'fly presents Legacy of Kain, was distributed privately in 2001 by computer-gaming giant Eidos Interactive. Having made its debut at the official Soul Reaver 2 / Blood Omen 2 event, sponsored by Sony, this mix went on to gain worldwide attention and earned Dragn'fly a devoted fan base spanning the globe. It's hard to say what the future will bring, but one thing is certain: the sound of Dragn'fly is destined to be an instrumental force in helping to bring electronic dance music to a new level. More about dragn'fly: http://hsomusic.com/sh/8z http://hsomusic.com/sh/90 http://hsomusic.com/sh/91 Big Love Show with Jack - Mon 3PM-6PM Pacific/US ------------------------------------------------ Jack will let you know what's up this week during his show. It's always great so be sure to tune in! You can find out more about Jack and his show at: http://www.thebigloveshow.com/ Epiphany of Sound with J.C. - Th 9AM-12PM Pacific/US ---------------------------------------------------- After 14 years, DJ J.C.'s techno/house/electronica showcase has garnered much attention and devotion. Like most folks at Stanford's radio station, he's a volunteer, proving that his motivation isn't a paycheck; it's his passion to share his interest in one of music's most eclectic genres. With his conversational style, inclusion of producers and musicians from both the local &amp; international scene, and his stewardship of the station's 24-hour marathons during Solstices and Equinoxes, it's no wonder that DJ J.C has made a connection with listeners in a very crowded market. Catch his live broadcasts or listen to the previous week's program at underheard.org. J.C. will email this week if he has an update on any guests. Thanks for your support!!! -- Holt Sorenson/Eclektronik Groove hso&lt; at &gt;hsomusic.com hsomusic.com - myspace.com/hsomusic - twitter.com/hsomusic KZSU (kzsulive.stanford.edu) show Th &lt; at &gt; 6-9AM US/Pacific </pre> Holt Sorenson 2010-05-31T04:06:00 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.music.raves.mid-west/118536 <pre>Please tune in to KZSU by listening to 90.1 in the Bay Area or pointing your web browser at: http://hsomusic.com/show/ It's easy! If you know how to watch Youtube, you know how to listen to KZSU. If you're interested in guest appearing on any of our shows or having a mix featured contact us using our email addresses or: electronicadjs&lt; at &gt;kzsu.stanford.edu Eclektronik Groove w/ Holt Sorenson - Mon 9AM-12PM Pacific/US -------------------------------------------------------------- You can listen to the Eclektronik Groove, hosted by Holt Sorenson on Mondays from 9 AM to 12 PM (noon) Pacific time on the radio at 90.1 FM or by using KZSU's streaming audio on the internet. Guest hosts include Jack Wang and resident DJ Dru Deep. Tune from anywhere online at: http://hsomusic.com/show/ You can find the start time in your timezone for the show at: Find out the show time for your time zone here: http://is.gd/ch4NM With a talent for insane melodies and harmonies, Auralism Records co-founder Marc Smith is a producer driven by a musical calling since childhood. From the life-changing moment when blues legend B.B. King pulled the 12-year-old guitar player onstage during a concert, Smith has remained committed to music-making--albeit, as it turned out, with a slant more towards Moog than Gibson. In 2003, Smith joined forces with Jason Short as Coalition of the Killing, a project that sprang from their mutual admiration for minimal techno's inspiring first wave, but which quickly developed into a more musical, pelvis-jostling sound all their own. Two years later, he helped to birth Auralism Records as a mouthpiece for COTK's prodigious output. In 2008 Smith took some solo steps away that veered away from the COTK sound towards the Teutonic end of the techno spectrum, creating a new sound from himself that really twisted some heads around . Of this new sound Smith says, "What I like about techno is its out-of-the-ordinary, dirty element. It's a little bit more carnal, you know? I've been focusing on using as few elements as possible, and getting the most impact out of each one. I'm a big fan of the 'less is more' aesthetic!" 2009 has already seen Smith garnering praise from the DJ community for his solo contribution to Auralism's annual Primaveral compilation entitled "Insisting upon its self". He and Short as COTK were also just recently highlighted as one of Beatport's artists to watch this year. The duo plan to tour this August to capitalize on these accolades. But hey, let the guy catch his breath, he's still savoring his amazing set from the "Night Moves" party at this year's Movement Festival in Detroit. If it all seems like a whirlwind flash of heat and smoke recently, that's because for Smith it has been. "One of the reasons for that", surmises Smith, "[is that] It seems as if the pipeline between San Francisco and the European electronic music industry is really opening up. We have so much talent here it is easy to forget there is anything else going on in the world of electronic music." But one things for sure, instead of trippin' on the E-G-O Smith has chosen to work even harder on his music with a focus on more groovin' cuts outside of his normal comfort zone. He's also branching out with some upcoming collaborations with other noted San Francisco producers such as Alland Byallo and Clint Stewart that should see the light of day later this year. Marc Smith is undoubtedly one artist to keep an eye on this year. More about Marc at: http://hsomusic.com/sh/8y Big Love Show with Jack - Mon 3PM-6PM Pacific/US ------------------------------------------------ Jack will let you know what's up this week during his show. It's always great so be sure to tune in! You can find out more about Jack and his show at: http://www.thebigloveshow.com/ Epiphany of Sound with J.C. - Th 9AM-12PM Pacific/US ---------------------------------------------------- After 14 years, DJ J.C.'s techno/house/electronica showcase has garnered much attention and devotion. Like most folks at Stanford's radio station, he's a volunteer, proving that his motivation isn't a paycheck; it's his passion to share his interest in one of music's most eclectic genres. With his conversational style, inclusion of producers and musicians from both the local &amp; international scene, and his stewardship of the station's 24-hour marathons during Solstices and Equinoxes, it's no wonder that DJ J.C has made a connection with listeners in a very crowded market. Catch his live broadcasts or listen to the previous week's program at underheard.org. J.C. will email this week if he has an update on any guests. Thanks for your support!!! -- Holt Sorenson/Eclektronik Groove hso&lt; at &gt;hsomusic.com hsomusic.com - myspace.com/hsomusic - twitter.com/hsomusic KZSU (kzsulive.stanford.edu) show Th &lt; at &gt; 6-9AM US/Pacific </pre> Holt Sorenson 2010-05-23T10:47:00 http://comments.gmane.org/gmane.music.raves.mid-west/118535 <pre>Please tune in to KZSU by listening to 90.1 in the Bay Area or pointing your web browser at: http://hsomusic.com/show/ It's easy! If you know how to watch Youtube, you know how to listen to KZSU. If you're interested in guest appearing on any of our shows or having a mix featured contact us using our email addresses or: electronicadjs&lt; at &gt;kzsu.stanford.edu Eclektronik Groove w/ Holt Sorenson - Mon 9AM-12PM Pacific/US -------------------------------------------------------------- You can listen to the Eclektronik Groove, hosted by Holt Sorenson on Mondays from 9 AM to 12 PM (noon) Pacific time on the radio at 90.1 FM or by using KZSU's streaming audio on the internet. Guest hosts include Jack Wang and resident DJ Dru Deep. Tune from anywhere online at: http://hsomusic.com/show/ You can find the start time in your timezone for the show at: Find out the show time for your time zone here: http://is.gd/bNiut WALLY CALLERIO-Part producer and DJ, part entrepreneur and purist, Wally Callerio has kept true to his house music roots since immersing himself in the West Coast scene of the early '90s. Since then, the Los Angeles-based artist has gone on to internationally release more than 100 original tracks and remixes; launch his critically acclaimed Dufflebag Records imprint; and develop the burgeoning digital distribution site, digibag.com. While Callerio first started mixing records at age 14, his foray in underground house dates back to Doc Martin's "Unlock the House" sessions in the early '90s. One-off gigs at house parties and short stints at local clubs help the young artist evolve his sound, which would feature melodic vocals paired with funk-jazz influences and deep, chunky basslines. In 1997, Callerio took stock in his own sound and created the self-styled imprint, Dufflebag Records. His first two original EPs, "Déjà vu/Whispers" and "In Your Arms/Thisgo", received critical fanfare from artists and audiences alike. The success led to slew of collaborations with other global house artists including DJ Sneak, Doc Martin, Natural Rhythm and Vibezelect, to name a few. Dufflebag Records' success followed Callerio into the new decade, earning him studio time for some of the industry's most respected labels. In addition to releasing original tracks on imprints such as 5.1 Surround (L.A.), Shaboom (U.K.) Classic Recordings (U.K.) and WAX Recordings (L.A). Doc Martin--Callerio's original influence--began licensing them for his label and making creativity come full circle. In 2010, Dufflebag Records has gone on to release more than 75 tracks on 26 pieces of vinyl. Now as a new decade and new era in house music begin, Callerio is repositioning his sound and label. The past few years have been marked by the artist's collective mindset, which has focused him on developing and stockpiling music for his forthcoming digital distribution site, digibag.com. But the time for reflection is over, he says. "I obviously can't hold back anymore. I have a ton of good music I want to unleash on people right now--good ole fashion, soulful, funky, dirty house", he says. Callerio jump-started his game in 2009 by releasing 15 original tracks and remixes on labels such as Phil Weeks' Robsoul, DJ Sneak's Oomph and Magnetic, Chuck Daniels' Private Parts, 1200 Warriors' 1200 Traxx and San Francisco's own Motion Music. The December 2009 relaunch of Callerio's Dufflebag Records also marks the release of 11 new original tracks, along with fellow artist including, Amp fiddler, Parris Bennet, Myka 9, Allensworth, Nadine Loren, Lili De La mora and Josh One. What's behind his ever-evolving vibe? As always, it's about the vocals. "trying more musical, crossover house while trying to keep that underground feel", he says. "I want people to walk away whistling a melody or singing a vocal that sticks with them." You can find out more about Wally at: http://hsomusic.com/sh/8w http://hsomusic.com/sh/5d http://hsomusic.com/sh/8v http://hsomusic.com/sh/8u Dru Deep plays records, make beats, and designs designs designs. Dru has been playing records since he was a young lad. House is Dru's #1 love. With all the diiferent styles nowadays he hates to label himself as "just a house DJ". He plays oldschool hip hop, disco, electro--versatile is Dru's middle name. You can find out more about Dru at: http://hsomusic.com/sh/x Big Love Show with Jack - Mon 3PM-6PM Pacific/US ------------------------------------------------ Jack will let you know what's up this week during his show. It's always great so be sure to tune in! You can find out more about Jack and his show at: http://www.thebigloveshow.com/ Epiphany of Sound with J.C. - Th 9AM-12PM Pacific/US ---------------------------------------------------- After 14 years, DJ J.C.'s techno/house/electronica showcase has garnered much attention and devotion. Like most folks at Stanford's radio station, he's a volunteer, proving that his motivation isn't a paycheck; it's his passion to share his interest in one of music's most eclectic genres. With his conversational style, inclusion of producers and musicians from both the local &amp; international scene, and his stewardship of the station's 24-hour marathons during Solstices and Equinoxes, it's no wonder that DJ J.C has made a connection with listeners in a very crowded market. Catch his live broadcasts or listen to the previous week's program at underheard.org. J.C. will email this week if he has an update on any guests. Thanks for your support!!! -- Holt Sorenson/Eclektronik Groove hso&lt; at &gt;hsomusic.com hsomusic.com - myspace.com/hsomusic - twitter.com/hsomusic KZSU (kzsulive.stanford.edu) show Th &lt; at &gt; 6-9AM US/Pacific </pre> Holt Sorenson 2010-05-17T07:18:00 Search the mailing list at Gmane query http://search.gmane.org/?group=$group=gmane.music.raves.mid-west