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I was in Chicago this weekend and saw the Footwork Kingz at a half time show. They had some tight moves together, too bad they did it all to a soundtrack of Linkin Park. Don't know if they've been mentioned in this thread or not, but hey, they're pretty great.

I've decided that Balearic is pretty much what I wanted this stuff to be. It opens up a whole world of hippie light jazz.

Catch Theo when he's feeling frisky and he will quite literally make you dance your ass off. You won't have much say in the matter. Just because he makes abstract beats as DJ tools for his sets doesn't mean he isn't primarily interested in moving bodies. Never seen Moodymann live, I hear...

Is it wrong that the first thing this music made me want to do was play Sonic the Hedgehog? It really really reminds me of that YMO influenced sound on some of the soundtracks for the games (particularly Sonic and Knuckles). Great stuff regardless, doesn't matter if its a fake, its brilliant.

I've had some experience DJing house parties in Madison, WI. If you want my advice, card. Seriously. Its the difference between a 150$ ticket for a noise violation, and a 3000 dollar one for providing alcohol to minors. Make sure you know who's coming, and tell them 21+. I've lost hearing...

This is easily the tightest mix I've ever made. It would be appreciated if I could get some feedback, even if you hated it.

I had at least one person have a problem with Zshare. Hopefully this'll make things easier.

http://www.zshare.net/audio/725778045d4c9577/ Salif Keita - Yamore (Luciano Remix) Cobblestone Jazz - Traffic Jam Luciano - Mousa Big Band Junior Vasquez - If Madonna Calls (Junior's House Mix Radio Edit) Congorock - Exodus (Malente Remix) Slackk - Sweat Shop Radio Slave - Koma Koma (Karizma...

The one I really want to know is the one that comes on all Gary Numan sounding. With a vocoder saying "Time to Jack", totally sounds like Numan otherwise. Otherwise you'd need someone who knows a lot about African pop to do the track IDs.

Wish I did, the only two tracks I recognize are the Donna Summer one at the beginning. And then the Grace Jones about 2/3 of the way through. The Donna Summer is State of Independence, written by Vangelis, produced by Quincy Jones. He's got it pitched up, sounds like Madonna for some reason.

http://www.sendspace.com/file/3u16w8 My favorite modern Baldelli mix.

You may enjoy the Trembling Blue Stars, its kind of downbeat though.

This is what happens when I get high with a bunch of old electro records. Bad mixing, corny jazz, and Prince B-sides ahoy.

Harold Melvin and the Blue Notes! Especially with Teddy Pendergrass. Or MFSB. When I'm blunted it sounds like Heaven. When I'm not, its muzak.

I kind of feel like all of this is sort of a rough equivalent to Rare Groove in 1987. Its going absolutely nowhere, and something better is sure to rip through the bullshit eventually. Until then I'm collecting jazz fusion and rare disco records. Mostly just because I'm bored.

I just found Donald Byrd's Ethiopian Knights last weekend, totally psyched. Don't care if its boring, its so great in parts.

So far 90% of this I've played as lounge music in a tiny bar. Except for Carl Craig.

http://www.ilxor.com/ILX/ThreadSelectedControllerServlet?showall=true&bookmarkedmessageid=1149842&boardid=41&threadid=862 I'm mentioned in Simon's article, so I'll just stay out of this.

Nah, that was me. He must have seen it there and felt like sharing it here.

Still got plenty of respect for your skills Shiva, giving this a listen. (I used to post as Siah Alan on the Dubstep Forum)