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An up and down journey into the various sounds of Tech House. From the more unique sounding to the more "club" sounding, this is my soundtrack for the ideal night out in the club.
I had this one in the works for a while, but I just couldn't find the right tracks to complement each other, at first. Then I made another Beatport haul and was to make the pieces fit.
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Playing tracks by Trikk, Cause & Affect, Alexis Raphael, Pablo Say, Demarzo and more.
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nice!!!! good for a long lazy day.....
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Thanks, Ian! It had a little bit of a different sound in the beginning, but I just went with it.
Quality mix...This would rock a lot of clubs out there! I like how you mixed across styles throughout to keep it interesting too. Some great jackin tunes, deeper stuff, and some nice tech funk :)
Thanks, bro. I appreciate it. I wish I could have played this in a club haha.
This Is F$%KING Wicked... Need A Massive Sound System To Bang These Crazy Tunes Out. Lets Bring The Brother 'N' Sister's Together Love It... Peace ;)
Thank you very much, Andy. There are definitely some deeper basses and synths that will sound better on great speakers. I record all my sets on Rokit 8's and a Rokit 10" sub. I crank 'em up and they sound awesome.
Loving your work.
Where can I download this....need it in the car!
Thank you, Tricky! I don't have download links because of the licensing and restriction rules here in the USA, but I can send it to you via "wetransfer" if you'd like? I've used this numerous times with people on Mixcloud, its safe and legit. Let me know.
HELL YEAH!!
Thank you, Steven!
Fucking hell whole thing is rocking! RH2!!!!!!!!
Hell yeah! ;)
Loving a bit of this mate. My kinda groove. Agree with Sean on Demarzo! Wicked track.
Thank you, Jelly! I appreciate it!
unmatched work....
Thank you, dude.
Nice mix. Though some variation and change in tempo as it progresses will make it more interesting towards the end.
I appreciate it, Frank. Thank you for the advice as well. I am guilty of remaining at a certain bpm throughout a mix, but sometimes I think that is the way to go depending on the feel I want, timing, and the music itself. I can understand tempo variance in longer sets or if you selected tracks that would otherwise have to be pitched way down to equal the master bpm. There probably isn't a right or wrong answer, but I will agree that it can definitely change the swing of things and can aid in creativity. I wouldn't hurt to mess around with it, for sure.