http://www.odeo.com/channels/203553-Death-Disco-Radio D.E.A.T.H.D.I.S.C.O. no <p>Death Disco Radio house music, Italo Disco, No Punk Wave Disco Clash, Chicago house, freestyle, hi-nrg, disco, cult classics, acid house, Electro, microhouse, garage, <span class="caps">EBM</span>, dream dance, <span class="caps">CLASSIC ELECTRO</span>, Synth wave, micropop, Detroit Techno, Dark Wave, Minimal tech, Miami Bass, Electro pop, Dark Electro, <span class="caps">ELECTRO NU WAVE</span>, NEO <span class="caps">WAVE</span>, PUNK <span class="caps">FUNK</span> and <span class="caps">NO WAVE</span>, ELECTROPUNK, <span class="caps">DANCEFLOOR NU WAVE</span>, CLASH <span class="caps">DISCO</span>, AVANTGARDE <span class="caps">NU WAVE</span>, NEO <span class="caps">POP</span>, ELABORATE <span class="caps">POP ELECTRO</span>, GOTHIC <span class="caps">ELECTRO</span> . D.E.A.T.H. D.I.S.C.O. <span class="caps">RADIO</span> of the 1980s Detroit, Bronx, New York City, Los Angeles, with weekly dj&#8217;s and artists broadcasting on our podcast.</p> <p>Simulcasts can also be frequently heard on 93.1 FM Twin Cities Radio. Program Director: Nico, PR: Anna</p> Death Disco Radio house music, Italo Disco, No Punk Wave Disco Clash, Chicago house, freestyle, hi-nrg, disco, cult classics, acid house, Electro, microhouse, garage, EBM, dream dance, CLASSIC ELECTRO, Synth wave, micropop, Detroit Techno, Dark Wave, Minimal tech, Miami Bass, Electro pop, Dark Electro, ELECTRO NU WAVE, NEO WAVE, PUNK FUNK and NO WAVE, ELECTROPUNK, DANCEFLOOR NU WAVE, CLASH DISCO, AVANTGARDE NU WAVE, NEO POP, ELABORATE POP ELECTRO, GOTHIC ELECTRO . D.E.A.T.H. D.I.S.C.O. RADIO of the 1980s Detroit, Bronx, New York City, Los Angeles, with weekly dj&#8217;s and artists broadcasting on our podcast. Simulcasts can also be frequently heard on 93.1 FM Twin Cities Radio. Program Director: Nico, PR: Anna Death Disco Radio house music, Italo Disco, No Punk Wave Disco Clash, Chicago house, freestyle, hi-nrg, disco, cult classics, acid house, Electro, microhouse, garage, EBM, dream dance, CLASSIC ELECTRO, Synth wave, micropop, Detroit Techno, Dark Wave, Minimal tech, Miami Bass, Electro pop, Dark Electro, ELECTRO NU WAVE, NEO WAVE, PUNK FUNK and NO WAVE, ELECTROPUNK, DANCEFLOOR NU WAVE, CLASH DISCO, AVANTGARDE NU WAVE, NEO POP, ELABORATE POP ELECTRO, GOTHIC ELECTRO . D.E.A.T.H. D.I.S.C.O. RADIO of the 1980s Detroit, Bronx, New York City, Los Angeles, with weekly dj&#8217;s and artists broadcasting on our podcast. Simulcasts can also be frequently heard on 93.1 FM Twin Cities Radio. Program Director: Nico, PR: Anna en-us 40 Mon, 02 Nov 2009 18:02:57 -0800 Mon, 02 Nov 2009 18:02:57 -0800 http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25383801-Miss-Kittin-On-the-way-to-San-Jose-Death-Disco-Radio Death Disco Radio proudly presents Miss Kittin (Warner, Sony, Gigolo, BMG, Virgin Music, Astralwerks) Artist and DJ, spinning records in France, Moscow Chicago and worldwide with the likes of Mike Dearborn, Sven Vath, Tricky, and DJ Hell. Miss Kittin and the Hacker released their First Album in 2001. "1982" "Frank Sinatra", and the collaboration with Felix Da Housecat on "Silver Screen Shower Scene" ushered in electroclash. Death Disco Radio proudly presents Miss Kittin (Warner, Sony, Gigolo, BMG, Virgin Music, Astralwerks) Artist and DJ, spinning records in France, Moscow Chicago and worldwide with the likes of Mike Dearborn, Sven Vath, Tricky, and DJ Hell. Miss Kittin and the Hacker released their First Album in 2001. "1982" "Frank Sinatra", and the collaboration with Felix Da Housecat on "Silver Screen Shower Scene" ushered in electroclash. Death Disco Radio proudly presents Miss Kittin (Warner, Sony, Gigolo, BMG, Virgin Music, Astralwerks) Artist and DJ, spinning records in France, Moscow Chicago and worldwide with the likes of Mike Dearborn, Sven Vath, Tricky, and DJ Hell. Miss Kittin and the Hacker released their First Album in 2001. "1982" "Frank Sinatra", and the collaboration with Felix Da Housecat on "Silver Screen Shower Scene" ushered in electroclash. tag:odeo.com,2009-11-02,25383801 Mon, 02 Nov 2009 18:02:57 -0800 no Death Disco Radio disco, death, frank, italo, miss, radio,, house,, chicago,, sony,, Sinatra,, Kittin,, Virgin,, 1982,, electroclash, http://www.odeo.com/episodes/25195434-Mick-Wills-Mix-14-Death-Disco-Radio Mick Wills returns to Death Disco Radio for yet another driving and passionate mix. Mick Wills returns to Death Disco Radio for yet another driving and passionate mix. Mick Wills returns to Death Disco Radio for yet another driving and passionate mix. tag:odeo.com,2009-09-27,25195434 Sun, 27 Sep 2009 13:21:29 -0700 no Death Disco Radio electro, Disco,, 80s, http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24996534-Nightstalker DDR presents Nightstalker live 1980 italo synth disco mix. DDR presents Nightstalker live 1980 italo synth disco mix. DDR presents Nightstalker live 1980 italo synth disco mix. tag:odeo.com,2009-08-20,24996534 Thu, 20 Aug 2009 21:17:56 -0700 no Death Disco Radio new, wave, italo, house,, Disco,, Nightstalker,, 1980s,, jak,, synth, http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24736709-Oliver-Huntemann-2009-Mix-Death-Disco-Radio Death Disco Radio presents Oliver Huntemann. Bremen-based recording artist and DJ Oliver Huntemann has been in the German scene since the beginning. Brought up in the northern German countryside, he soon found himself heavily infected by the fascinating world of music. He started taping radio shows, buying vinyl maxis and experimenting with his first pair of turntables. All due to the massive wave of innovative American youth culture and music that was invading Europe since the late 70ies, practically speaking: Rap music, break dancing and graffiti as e.g. shown in the movies Beat Street or Wildstyle or recorded by Africa Bambata, Grandmaster Flash, Kurtis Blow or Whodini, to name just a few. It didn't take long until Huntemann started spinning records on parties and it soon became clear, what he wanted to do with his life - become a DJ! To calm his parents and get some "real and serious" education, Oliver joined the German navy forces for six years and learned how to be an elect... Death Disco Radio presents Oliver Huntemann. Bremen-based recording artist and DJ Oliver Huntemann has been in the German scene since the beginning. Brought up in the northern German countryside, he soon found himself heavily infected by the fascinating world of music. He started taping radio shows, buying vinyl maxis and experimenting with his first pair of turntables. All due to the massive wave of innovative American youth culture and music that was invading Europe since the late 70ies, practically speaking: Rap music, break dancing and graffiti as e.g. shown in the movies Beat Street or Wildstyle or recorded by Africa Bambata, Grandmaster Flash, Kurtis Blow or Whodini, to name just a few. It didn't take long until Huntemann started spinning records on parties and it soon became clear, what he wanted to do with his life - become a DJ! To calm his parents and get some "real and serious" education, Oliver joined the German navy forces for six years and learned how to be an electrician. But all the military drill and discipline couldn't keep him from spending all of his money for records and going to parties. When Acidhouse invaded Germany in the late 80ies, Oliver immediately knew that this was his thing - he was totally electrified and stoked! He started organizing his first own techno parties and got to know Gerret Frerichs, who was running a club and a small recording studio, where they created the project Humate alongside the Jazz musician H.G. Schmidt ! Their first record was released in 1992 on the cult label MFS. Huntemann is now, although he has been producing music for over 10 years, one of Germany's hottest electronic acts. Most recently because of his releases on his own 1995-founded Confused and Dance Electric labels, Anthony Rother's Datapunk and the extremely profilic Berlin-based Gigolo Records, which put out his album "Fieber" in collaboration with Confused. His "perfectly balanced tracks sitting somewhere between Chicago, electro and minimal disco" (Groove Magazine) lead him - alongside his studio partner Stephan Bodzin - to the noble honour of doing a remix of Depeche Mode's all-time classic "Everything Counts", which has turned out to be massive. Death Disco Radio presents Oliver Huntemann. Bremen-based recording artist and DJ Oliver Huntemann has been in the German scene since the beginning. Brought up in the northern German countryside, he soon found himself heavily infected by the fascinating world of music. He started taping radio shows, buying vinyl maxis and experimenting with his first pair of turntables. All due to the massive wave of innovative American youth culture and music that was invading Europe since the late 70ies, practically speaking: Rap music, break dancing and graffiti as e.g. shown in the movies Beat Street or Wildstyle or recorded by Africa Bambata, Grandmaster Flash, Kurtis Blow or Whodini, to name just a few. It didn't take long until Huntemann started spinning records on parties and it soon became clear, what he wanted to do with his life - become a DJ! To calm his parents and get some "real and serious" education, Oliver joined the German navy forces for six years and learned how to be an electrician. But all the military drill and discipline couldn't keep him from spending all of his money for records and going to parties. When Acidhouse invaded Germany in the late 80ies, Oliver immediately knew that this was his thing - he was totally electrified and stoked! He started organizing his first own techno parties and got to know Gerret Frerichs, who was running a club and a small recording studio, where they created the project Humate alongside the Jazz musician H.G. Schmidt ! Their first record was released in 1992 on the cult label MFS. Huntemann is now, although he has been producing music for over 10 years, one of Germany's hottest electronic acts. Most recently because of his releases on his own 1995-founded Confused and Dance Electric labels, Anthony Rother's Datapunk and the extremely profilic Berlin-based Gigolo Records, which put out his album "Fieber" in collaboration with Confused. His "perfectly balanced tracks sitting somewhere between Chicago, electro and minimal disco" (Groove Magazine) lead him - alongside his studio partner Stephan Bodzin - to the noble honour of doing a remix of Depeche Mode's all-time classic "Everything Counts", which has turned out to be massive. tag:odeo.com,2009-07-02,24736709 Thu, 02 Jul 2009 06:01:13 -0700 no Death Disco Radio House, disco, death, oliver, radio,, electro,, techno,, 80s,, gigolo,, germany,, Huntemann, http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24496269-Stymie-Hi-Nrg-Mix-Death-Disco-Radio Chicago born Stymie, producer and DJ digs deep into his own collection of Hi Nrg and italo disco cuts that is sure to take you back in time! Chicago born Stymie, producer and DJ digs deep into his own collection of Hi Nrg and italo disco cuts that is sure to take you back in time! Chicago born Stymie, producer and DJ digs deep into his own collection of Hi Nrg and italo disco cuts that is sure to take you back in time! tag:odeo.com,2009-04-24,24496269 Fri, 24 Apr 2009 07:38:54 -0700 no Death Disco Radio disco, death, Hi, italo, radio,, Disco,, 80s,, Giorgio, nrg,, stymie,, 70s,, moroder,, kano http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24411012-Sebastien-San-Death-Disco-Radio Death Disco Radio presents Sebastien San of International DJ Gigolos. Sebastien San grew up to the sounds of Kraftwerk, Giorgio Moroder, Prince and Serge Gainsbourg. In the early 80's he got heavily into the New Wave and Industrial scene much inspired by Depeche Mode, Cabaret Voltaire, Fad Gadget, Human League, Front 242 and Severed Heads amongst many others. "It was the most amazing thing, say Sebastien. At that time, i could hardly believe that this music was made by human beings". The emerging club-culture of the mid-80's , as well as the birth of Detroit Techno and Chicago House had an even greater impact on him. "I immediately got into it, the sound of those records had a powerful depth and it was generally more danceable". He consequently landed a job at a local record store where he could get his hands on all those great records. It also helped him launch his own party where he could play those fabulous tracks. "We were throwing parties anywhere we could find, be it a... Death Disco Radio presents Sebastien San of International DJ Gigolos. Sebastien San grew up to the sounds of Kraftwerk, Giorgio Moroder, Prince and Serge Gainsbourg. In the early 80's he got heavily into the New Wave and Industrial scene much inspired by Depeche Mode, Cabaret Voltaire, Fad Gadget, Human League, Front 242 and Severed Heads amongst many others. "It was the most amazing thing, say Sebastien. At that time, i could hardly believe that this music was made by human beings". The emerging club-culture of the mid-80's , as well as the birth of Detroit Techno and Chicago House had an even greater impact on him. "I immediately got into it, the sound of those records had a powerful depth and it was generally more danceable". He consequently landed a job at a local record store where he could get his hands on all those great records. It also helped him launch his own party where he could play those fabulous tracks. "We were throwing parties anywhere we could find, be it a garage, a warehouse or a basement. Tracks Like 'Strings Of Life' by Derrick May, 'Big Fun' by Inner City or 'French Kiss' by Lil Louis became instant Classics". By the mid 90's, Sebastien launched his own (and now defunct) Label called 'Shield Records'. During that time he had the chance to collaborate with people such as Kirk Degiorgio, Kevin Saunderson and Fabrice Lig to name but a few. "It's Fabrice who really turned me into the production side of music. He convinced me to buy synthesizers and drum machines. I even sold him my trusty Oberheim OBX-A, and I wonder if he still owns it". Another key factor, was Sebastien's meeting with Mad Mike of Underground Resistance in Detroit at the infamous 'Submerge' building. As Sebastien became familiar with production techniques, and studio equipements, he decided to concentrate full-time on his own music. He developped his style which combines deep atmospheric strings, sweet melodies, and funky beats and rhythms. "My music sums up all my influences, which are rather ecclectic. I like to put some emotion into my music, but I also like crazy dance-floor-orientated tracks, it all depends on the mood I'm in". Sebastien San's first offering on Gigolo Records will be 'Wuxia', a rather obsessive single which will be followed soon by a concept album on which every track comes in two different versions. "The idea comes from DJ Hell, I've sent him many tracks and several mixes of some of them, he apparently couldn't decide which one he prefered so he thought of including all of them into one album that would represent all the moods we can go through within a same day". Death Disco Radio presents Sebastien San of International DJ Gigolos. Sebastien San grew up to the sounds of Kraftwerk, Giorgio Moroder, Prince and Serge Gainsbourg. In the early 80's he got heavily into the New Wave and Industrial scene much inspired by Depeche Mode, Cabaret Voltaire, Fad Gadget, Human League, Front 242 and Severed Heads amongst many others. "It was the most amazing thing, say Sebastien. At that time, i could hardly believe that this music was made by human beings". The emerging club-culture of the mid-80's , as well as the birth of Detroit Techno and Chicago House had an even greater impact on him. "I immediately got into it, the sound of those records had a powerful depth and it was generally more danceable". He consequently landed a job at a local record store where he could get his hands on all those great records. It also helped him launch his own party where he could play those fabulous tracks. "We were throwing parties anywhere we could find, be it a garage, a warehouse or a basement. Tracks Like 'Strings Of Life' by Derrick May, 'Big Fun' by Inner City or 'French Kiss' by Lil Louis became instant Classics". By the mid 90's, Sebastien launched his own (and now defunct) Label called 'Shield Records'. During that time he had the chance to collaborate with people such as Kirk Degiorgio, Kevin Saunderson and Fabrice Lig to name but a few. "It's Fabrice who really turned me into the production side of music. He convinced me to buy synthesizers and drum machines. I even sold him my trusty Oberheim OBX-A, and I wonder if he still owns it". Another key factor, was Sebastien's meeting with Mad Mike of Underground Resistance in Detroit at the infamous 'Submerge' building. As Sebastien became familiar with production techniques, and studio equipements, he decided to concentrate full-time on his own music. He developped his style which combines deep atmospheric strings, sweet melodies, and funky beats and rhythms. "My music sums up all my influences, which are rather ecclectic. I like to put some emotion into my music, but I also like crazy dance-floor-orientated tracks, it all depends on the mood I'm in". Sebastien San's first offering on Gigolo Records will be 'Wuxia', a rather obsessive single which will be followed soon by a concept album on which every track comes in two different versions. "The idea comes from DJ Hell, I've sent him many tracks and several mixes of some of them, he apparently couldn't decide which one he prefered so he thought of including all of them into one album that would represent all the moods we can go through within a same day". tag:odeo.com,2009-04-05,24411012 Sun, 05 Apr 2009 12:30:53 -0700 no Death Disco Radio disco, death, gigolos, radio, http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24258910-XXNAUGHTY-WOOD-DANCE-QUEST-DEATH-DISCO-RADIO XXNAUGHTY WOOD live @ Dance Quest, September 28, 2008. This stellar show from XX is the second series that follows up from the Casionova mix. XXNAUGHTY WOOD live @ Dance Quest, September 28, 2008. This stellar show from XX is the second series that follows up from the Casionova mix. XXNAUGHTY WOOD live @ Dance Quest, September 28, 2008. This stellar show from XX is the second series that follows up from the Casionova mix. tag:odeo.com,2009-03-05,24258910 Thu, 05 Mar 2009 19:42:01 -0800 no Death Disco Radio disco, death, Dance, beat, radio,, Quest,, xxnaughty, wood,, jak http://www.odeo.com/episodes/24043062-Casionova-at-Dance-Quest-Death-Disco-Radio Casionova returns to Death Disco Radio with an unforgettable night at Dance Quest. Casionova returns to Death Disco Radio with an unforgettable night at Dance Quest. Casionova returns to Death Disco Radio with an unforgettable night at Dance Quest. tag:odeo.com,2009-02-08,24043062 Sun, 08 Feb 2009 16:40:09 -0800 no Death Disco Radio radio, disco, death, Dance, italo, Disco,, 80s,, Quest,, Casionova, http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23818645-DJ-Hell-Tom-Wax-Death-Disco-Radio International DeeJay Gigolo Records boss DJ Hell is Death Disco Radio's guest along with Tom Wax. International DeeJay Gigolo Records boss DJ Hell is Death Disco Radio's guest along with Tom Wax. International DeeJay Gigolo Records boss DJ Hell is Death Disco Radio's guest along with Tom Wax. tag:odeo.com,2009-01-01,23818645 Thu, 01 Jan 2009 09:05:14 -0800 no Death Disco Radio disco, death, dj, Hell, italo, radio,, chicago,, Disco,, hell,, 80s,, gigolo,, berlin, http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23543621-Mick-Wills-13-Death-Disco-Radio tag:odeo.com,2008-10-28,23543621 Tue, 28 Oct 2008 16:52:15 -0700 no Death Disco Radio radio, disco, death, Mick, Wills, http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23487633-XXNAUGHTY-WOOD-Too-Much-Love-First-Avenue-Death-Disco-Radio-com A hot mix by XXNAUGHTY WOOD during Sovietpanda's Cosmic Birthday. This exclusive Death Disco Radio mix was recorded live at First Avenue's Too Much Love on August 16th 2008. A hot mix by XXNAUGHTY WOOD during Sovietpanda's Cosmic Birthday. This exclusive Death Disco Radio mix was recorded live at First Avenue's Too Much Love on August 16th 2008. A hot mix by XXNAUGHTY WOOD during Sovietpanda's Cosmic Birthday. This exclusive Death Disco Radio mix was recorded live at First Avenue's Too Much Love on August 16th 2008. tag:odeo.com,2008-10-14,23487633 Tue, 14 Oct 2008 18:37:33 -0700 no Death Disco Radio too, first, avenue, Disco,, love,, sovietpanda,, much http://www.odeo.com/episodes/23228233-Joe-Le-Bon-Live-PA-Moscow-Death-Disco-Radio Death Disco Radio presents Joe Le Bon. From the small village of Viitasaari in the middle of Finland, which is also known from its annual experimental music festival Time of Music, comes "a new type of fantastic mover" as said by DJ Hell in DJ Magazine, 2007. Parties, DJing and music has always been integral part of Joe's life, but not until few years back he decided to take it a bit more seriously. Today, Joe Le Bon is one of the highlights of Finnish techno scene. Since then he has become known not just as a deejay, who has shared the stage with Hell, John Tejada, Tiga, Martin Landsky, Joakim, Troy Pierce, Gaiser, Richard Bartz, Hybrid, The Field, Markus Guentner, Steve Barnes and few others..., but also as a successful organiser of various parties at the top nightclubs of Helsinki. In mid 2007 he moved to Berlin to take his sound further and concentrate more on his studio work with Gigolo Records. His music can be described as minimal & experimental techno, dark elektro ... Death Disco Radio presents Joe Le Bon. From the small village of Viitasaari in the middle of Finland, which is also known from its annual experimental music festival Time of Music, comes "a new type of fantastic mover" as said by DJ Hell in DJ Magazine, 2007. Parties, DJing and music has always been integral part of Joe's life, but not until few years back he decided to take it a bit more seriously. Today, Joe Le Bon is one of the highlights of Finnish techno scene. Since then he has become known not just as a deejay, who has shared the stage with Hell, John Tejada, Tiga, Martin Landsky, Joakim, Troy Pierce, Gaiser, Richard Bartz, Hybrid, The Field, Markus Guentner, Steve Barnes and few others..., but also as a successful organiser of various parties at the top nightclubs of Helsinki. In mid 2007 he moved to Berlin to take his sound further and concentrate more on his studio work with Gigolo Records. His music can be described as minimal & experimental techno, dark elektro & deep techy house. What combines them all, Joe has his unique old school vibe that you can definitely feel from the tracks. One of his recent developments this year is Instant Live (tm) i.e. to produce & perform live PA show on the spot. The beats and sounds are 'generated' e.g. from the club atmosphere and current own mood, so it's always exclusive and experimental. You have never heard it before and you probably wont hear it again! Sometimes can and has been performed together with another producer e.g. with Andriesh (Moscow) in Gigolo night in Izhevsk - the show got excellent feedback as being futuristic and creative. Death Disco Radio presents Joe Le Bon. From the small village of Viitasaari in the middle of Finland, which is also known from its annual experimental music festival Time of Music, comes "a new type of fantastic mover" as said by DJ Hell in DJ Magazine, 2007. Parties, DJing and music has always been integral part of Joe's life, but not until few years back he decided to take it a bit more seriously. Today, Joe Le Bon is one of the highlights of Finnish techno scene. Since then he has become known not just as a deejay, who has shared the stage with Hell, John Tejada, Tiga, Martin Landsky, Joakim, Troy Pierce, Gaiser, Richard Bartz, Hybrid, The Field, Markus Guentner, Steve Barnes and few others..., but also as a successful organiser of various parties at the top nightclubs of Helsinki. In mid 2007 he moved to Berlin to take his sound further and concentrate more on his studio work with Gigolo Records. His music can be described as minimal & experimental techno, dark elektro & deep techy house. What combines them all, Joe has his unique old school vibe that you can definitely feel from the tracks. One of his recent developments this year is Instant Live (tm) i.e. to produce & perform live PA show on the spot. The beats and sounds are 'generated' e.g. from the club atmosphere and current own mood, so it's always exclusive and experimental. You have never heard it before and you probably wont hear it again! Sometimes can and has been performed together with another producer e.g. with Andriesh (Moscow) in Gigolo night in Izhevsk - the show got excellent feedback as being futuristic and creative. tag:odeo.com,2008-08-29,23228233 Fri, 29 Aug 2008 06:40:10 -0700 no Death Disco Radio disco, death, gigolo, radio,, electro,, Disco,, nuovo,, 80s, http://www.odeo.com/episodes/19417393-DJ-Hell-In-The-Mix-Death-Disco-Radio DJ Hell takes you on a ride with this unbelievable live Death Disco Radio mix. Live in Vienna 2008, keeps you on the edge of your seat. Dont touch that dial, since wont hear this anywhere but Death Disco Radio. Forget about TV, Forget about radio, Death Disco Radio brings you the sound of our generation. DJ Hell (or simply Hell) has balanced Detroit minimalism and Chicago acid-house as well as more spacious German trance and hardcore. Beginning his mixing career while still a teenager, Hell moved through punk and new wave to electro, house and hip-hop by the mid-’80s. His DJing gradually led to the start of his production career, and one of his first singles “My Definition of House Music” became a large club hit when reissued by Belgium’s R&S Records in 1992. He moved to Berlin to work with Hardwax Records during 1993-94, and also spent time in New York before moving back to his native Munich. Besides releasing his album debut Geteert und Gefedert on Disko B in 1994, DJ Hell recorde... DJ Hell takes you on a ride with this unbelievable live Death Disco Radio mix. Live in Vienna 2008, keeps you on the edge of your seat. Dont touch that dial, since wont hear this anywhere but Death Disco Radio. Forget about TV, Forget about radio, Death Disco Radio brings you the sound of our generation. DJ Hell (or simply Hell) has balanced Detroit minimalism and Chicago acid-house as well as more spacious German trance and hardcore. Beginning his mixing career while still a teenager, Hell moved through punk and new wave to electro, house and hip-hop by the mid-’80s. His DJing gradually led to the start of his production career, and one of his first singles “My Definition of House Music” became a large club hit when reissued by Belgium’s R&S Records in 1992. He moved to Berlin to work with Hardwax Records during 1993-94, and also spent time in New York before moving back to his native Munich. Besides releasing his album debut Geteert und Gefedert on Disko B in 1994, DJ Hell recorded a volume in the Studio !K7 mix series X-Mix. His second full-length, Munich Machine, also appeared on Disko B—though credited simply to Hell. Besides continuing to DJ around the world, he also ran the International Deejay Gigolos label, which released tracks by Jeff Mills, Christopher Just and David Carretta, among others. DJ Hell takes you on a ride with this unbelievable live Death Disco Radio mix. Live in Vienna 2008, keeps you on the edge of your seat. Dont touch that dial, since wont hear this anywhere but Death Disco Radio. Forget about TV, Forget about radio, Death Disco Radio brings you the sound of our generation. DJ Hell (or simply Hell) has balanced Detroit minimalism and Chicago acid-house as well as more spacious German trance and hardcore. Beginning his mixing career while still a teenager, Hell moved through punk and new wave to electro, house and hip-hop by the mid-’80s. His DJing gradually led to the start of his production career, and one of his first singles “My Definition of House Music” became a large club hit when reissued by Belgium’s R&S Records in 1992. He moved to Berlin to work with Hardwax Records during 1993-94, and also spent time in New York before moving back to his native Munich. Besides releasing his album debut Geteert und Gefedert on Disko B in 1994, DJ Hell recorded a volume in the Studio !K7 mix series X-Mix. His second full-length, Munich Machine, also appeared on Disko B—though credited simply to Hell. Besides continuing to DJ around the world, he also ran the International Deejay Gigolos label, which released tracks by Jeff Mills, Christopher Just and David Carretta, among others. tag:odeo.com,2008-06-19,19417393 Thu, 19 Jun 2008 13:29:33 -0700 no Death Disco Radio disco, Sweden, yazoo, scion, japan, Madonna, Landscape, zurich, Berlin, Los Angeles, Bronx, paris, soft cell, abc, pet, superpet, italy, jack, relief, Minimal Techno, duranduran, new york city, Krautrock, afrika bambaataa, ebm, depeche mode, romania, electro pop, postpunk, visage, surgeon, david bowie, dark wave, daniel bell, nick rhodes, new order, pet shop boys, echo & the bunnymen, the smiths, new romantic, detroit techno, 128, ultravox, kraftwerk, eurythmics, dj hell, cabaret voltaire, tangerine dream, gary numan, miami bass, 000000000001, giorgio moroder, jeff mills, the advent, kode nation, miss kitten, phuture, larry levan, dj funk, frankie knuckles, japanese telecom, dmx krew, the poetic painter m, david carretta, mr. lee, the hacker, the jak. 2 am/fm, farley jackmaster funk, white knight, mr. fingers, fischerspooner, painted orange, dead or alive, front 242, adam and the ants, international dj gigolos, kylie minogue, john taylor, synth wave, yukihiro takahashi, my life with the thrill kill kult, k-alexi, heaven 17, acid house, clan of xymox, marquis de sade, bauhaus, the the, simon le bon, classix nouveaux, orchestral manoeuvres in the dark, softcell, talk talk, billy corgan, high energy, the cars, tears for fears, haruomi hosono, andy taylor, xtc, tommie sunshine, felix da housecat, frankie goes to hollywood, a-ha, b52's, anthony wilson, omd, xxart, dj jonzon, fumiya tanaka, ingator, regis, savvas ysatis, chrislo haas, the dirty criminals, a flock of seagulls and talk talk. new ro, saturn v, andriano canzian, barbarella's club in birmingham, recyver dogs, throbbinggristle, k-hand, simple minds, manuel göttsching, tobias schmidt, 3mb, krishna goineau, dave tarrida, marshall jefferson, house music all night long, stewart walker, ralphie rosario, matthew herbert, bill youngman, si begg, screamin’ rachael, julian jumpin' perez, antenna international and crème-jak, cristian vogel, adam & the ants, the human league, holy ghost, german electrowave, gene hunt, dj rush, tresor berlin, tv victor, m/o/s, muzique, spandau ballet, eddie flashin fowlkes, basic channel, joey beltram, terrence dixon, traxx. villan x. x2. jtc (james t cotton). d'marc cantu. beta evers. x. the poetic painter m. xx naughty wood, system 01, crème organization, villan x, the green goblin, ej midi turntable, steve rachmad, british murder boys, alexander kowalski, dinst, robert hood, blake baxter, alan oldham, liaisons dangereuses, ryuichisakamoto, todd bodine, subhead, dj shufflemaster, james ruskin, and duran duran, chester beatty, jay denham, elaborate pop electro, köln, dancefloor nu wave, clash disco, hot mix 5, neo pop, dark electro, electro nu wave, mod revival, new wave music, power pop, industrielle future music, coldwave, eurodisco, avantgarde nu wave, neo wave, punk funk and no wave, electropunk, gothic electro, classic electro, scan7, neil landstrumm, the original bambam (chris westbrook), pacou, drexciya, rumenige feat. loktibrada, sender berlin, diskordia, beate bartel (mania d, casablanca media acquisitions inc., einstürzende neubauten) and chrislo haas (deutsch amerikanische freundschaft), organ grinda, leo laker, infiniti (juan atkins), trax records chicago, mijk van dijk, x-101, 3phase, the arcade fire, hans-joachim roedelius, c65, commodore 116 ntsc prototype, commodore sx-64, roxy music, sound on the 6510 central processor, commodore c16 / 116, commodore sx-100, radio of the 1980s detroit, 2.04, conrad schnitzler, neue deutsche welle.computer disco, plus/4, commodore 900 (the z-8000), italodance and euro-synth music. commodore 64, bad boy bill, amigabasic, geos operating system, the hearts filthy lesson, tears forfears, edgar wilmar froese, commodore kim-1, commodore 1541c, commodore cbm-ii range – aka b-range aka 600/700 range, tony visconti, florianschneider and ralfhutter, la la la human steps, max machine, neunkirchen, peter baumann, italo-disco, the canadian radio-television and telecommunications commission, amiga 2000 motorola 68000 (7.16 mhz ntsc, and amiga, speech synthesis amigaos kickstart rom, zilog z8000 cpu, commodore 364, a4000 and a1200 computers, 7.09 mhz pal), c-one, executive 64 with 170 kb floppy, commodore 232, commodore 264, karlheinz stockhausen, rogertaylor, amigaos workbench 1.3, 7–14 mhz 68000-family cpus, klaus schulze and conrad schnitzler, christopher franke http://www.odeo.com/episodes/19377403-XXNaughty-Wood-Dance-Quest-Death-Disco-Radio XXNaughty jet sets back to Death Disco Radio for a super obscuro Hi-Nrg mix. See XXNaughty Wood live @ Dance Quest with Nico every week Sunday, 8:00pm. 414 Sound Bar http://www.myspace.com/kodedancequest The Sunday night Danceteria featuring Avante-garde, Disco Nuovo, 80s Obscuro, Italo disco, Indie, Jakbeat, High Energy, Electronica, Disco Wave Cult classics and LIVE 360 º Video Mixing. XXNAUGHTY Wood brings white labels and the newest tracks out to the dancefloor for a proto electronic dance revolution for the 21st and 22nd centuries. Video Mixing with the EJ MIDI Turntable and ScratchTV by Nico. A truly multimedia experience with fashion videos (Gucci, Prada, Vogue), artistic videos of the 1960’s, 1970s, 1980s, and music videos of the new wave movement (Depeche Mode, Duran Duran, New Order, Kraftwerk, Devo, David Bowie). Video couture designs by 000000000001 and Mr. Dada. XXNaughty Wood redefines the Disco Obscuro sound which he created with Nico. An all consuming video experienc... XXNaughty jet sets back to Death Disco Radio for a super obscuro Hi-Nrg mix. See XXNaughty Wood live @ Dance Quest with Nico every week Sunday, 8:00pm. 414 Sound Bar http://www.myspace.com/kodedancequest The Sunday night Danceteria featuring Avante-garde, Disco Nuovo, 80s Obscuro, Italo disco, Indie, Jakbeat, High Energy, Electronica, Disco Wave Cult classics and LIVE 360 º Video Mixing. XXNAUGHTY Wood brings white labels and the newest tracks out to the dancefloor for a proto electronic dance revolution for the 21st and 22nd centuries. Video Mixing with the EJ MIDI Turntable and ScratchTV by Nico. A truly multimedia experience with fashion videos (Gucci, Prada, Vogue), artistic videos of the 1960’s, 1970s, 1980s, and music videos of the new wave movement (Depeche Mode, Duran Duran, New Order, Kraftwerk, Devo, David Bowie). Video couture designs by 000000000001 and Mr. Dada. XXNaughty Wood redefines the Disco Obscuro sound which he created with Nico. An all consuming video experience curated by Nico with the EJ Midi Turntable and ScratchTV. Dance Quest represents the first time the EJ Midi Turntable has been performed in Minneapolis. Remix Magazine says that the “EJ Midi Turntable blasts…into the year 2099.” Residents XXNAUGHTY Wood & Nico kick off the summer of 2008. While no playlists exist, the sound of Dance Quest spans Giorgio Moroder, Kode Nation, Detroit Techno, Liaisons Dangereuses, German Electrowave, Tresor Berlin, EBM, Trax Records Chicago, International DJ Gigolos, Casablanca Media Acquisitions Inc., Beate Bartel (Mania D, Einstürzende Neubauten) and Chrislo Haas (Deutsch Amerikanische Freundschaft), Krishna Goineau, Muzique, Relief, M/O/S, Crème Organization,Antenna International and Crème-Jak, The Dirty Criminals, Xxart, Gene Hunt, Saturn V, X2, The Green Goblin, ViLLan X, The Poetic Painter M, Pet Shop Boys,Madonna, K-Alexi, house music all night long, acid house, Fischerspooner, Traxx. ViLLan X. X2. JTC (james t cotton). D’marc Cantu. Beta Evers. X. The Poetic Painter M. xx Naughty Wood, The Jak. 2 AM/FM, DMX Krew, David Carretta, Commodore 64 Orchestra, DJ Hell, Japanese Telecom, Miss Kitten, The Hacker, DJ Funk, Mr. Lee, White Knight, Farley Jackmaster Funk, Frankie Knuckles, Larry Levan, Phuture, MR. FINGERS, Richard James Burgess, Steve Strange, Culture Club, superstars of love, Mr. Fingers, larry tee. Dance Quest features the sound of Italo Disco, No Punk Wave Disco Clash, Chicago house, freestyle, hi-nrg, disco cult classics, acid house, Electro, 8 Bit Electro, microhouse, garage, EBM, dream dance, Computer Disco, CLASSIC ELECTRO, Synth wave, micropop, Detroit Techno, Dark Wave, Minimal 8 Bit, Jak, Minimal tech, Miami Bass, Electro pop, Dark Electro, ELECTRO NU WAVE, NEO WAVE, PUNK Wave and NO WAVE, ELECTROPUNK, DANCEFLOOR NU WAVE, Chip Wave, Industrial Future Music, CLASH DISCO, AVANTGARDE NU WAVE, NEO POP, ELABORATE POP ELECTRO, GOTHIC ELECTRO XXNaughty jet sets back to Death Disco Radio for a super obscuro Hi-Nrg mix. See XXNaughty Wood live @ Dance Quest with Nico every week Sunday, 8:00pm. 414 Sound Bar http://www.myspace.com/kodedancequest The Sunday night Danceteria featuring Avante-garde, Disco Nuovo, 80s Obscuro, Italo disco, Indie, Jakbeat, High Energy, Electronica, Disco Wave Cult classics and LIVE 360 º Video Mixing. XXNAUGHTY Wood brings white labels and the newest tracks out to the dancefloor for a proto electronic dance revolution for the 21st and 22nd centuries. Video Mixing with the EJ MIDI Turntable and ScratchTV by Nico. A truly multimedia experience with fashion videos (Gucci, Prada, Vogue), artistic videos of the 1960’s, 1970s, 1980s, and music videos of the new wave movement (Depeche Mode, Duran Duran, New Order, Kraftwerk, Devo, David Bowie). Video couture designs by 000000000001 and Mr. Dada. XXNaughty Wood redefines the Disco Obscuro sound which he created with Nico. An all consuming video experience curated by Nico with the EJ Midi Turntable and ScratchTV. Dance Quest represents the first time the EJ Midi Turntable has been performed in Minneapolis. Remix Magazine says that the “EJ Midi Turntable blasts…into the year 2099.” Residents XXNAUGHTY Wood & Nico kick off the summer of 2008. While no playlists exist, the sound of Dance Quest spans Giorgio Moroder, Kode Nation, Detroit Techno, Liaisons Dangereuses, German Electrowave, Tresor Berlin, EBM, Trax Records Chicago, International DJ Gigolos, Casablanca Media Acquisitions Inc., Beate Bartel (Mania D, Einstürzende Neubauten) and Chrislo Haas (Deutsch Amerikanische Freundschaft), Krishna Goineau, Muzique, Relief, M/O/S, Crème Organization,Antenna International and Crème-Jak, The Dirty Criminals, Xxart, Gene Hunt, Saturn V, X2, The Green Goblin, ViLLan X, The Poetic Painter M, Pet Shop Boys,Madonna, K-Alexi, house music all night long, acid house, Fischerspooner, Traxx. ViLLan X. X2. JTC (james t cotton). D’marc Cantu. Beta Evers. X. The Poetic Painter M. xx Naughty Wood, The Jak. 2 AM/FM, DMX Krew, David Carretta, Commodore 64 Orchestra, DJ Hell, Japanese Telecom, Miss Kitten, The Hacker, DJ Funk, Mr. Lee, White Knight, Farley Jackmaster Funk, Frankie Knuckles, Larry Levan, Phuture, MR. FINGERS, Richard James Burgess, Steve Strange, Culture Club, superstars of love, Mr. Fingers, larry tee. Dance Quest features the sound of Italo Disco, No Punk Wave Disco Clash, Chicago house, freestyle, hi-nrg, disco cult classics, acid house, Electro, 8 Bit Electro, microhouse, garage, EBM, dream dance, Computer Disco, CLASSIC ELECTRO, Synth wave, micropop, Detroit Techno, Dark Wave, Minimal 8 Bit, Jak, Minimal tech, Miami Bass, Electro pop, Dark Electro, ELECTRO NU WAVE, NEO WAVE, PUNK Wave and NO WAVE, ELECTROPUNK, DANCEFLOOR NU WAVE, Chip Wave, Industrial Future Music, CLASH DISCO, AVANTGARDE NU WAVE, NEO POP, ELABORATE POP ELECTRO, GOTHIC ELECTRO tag:odeo.com,2008-06-07,19377403 Sat, 07 Jun 2008 15:56:05 -0700 no Death Disco Radio http://www.odeo.com/episodes/19223823-TRAXX-Blood-Drips_-Divisions-of-Fine-Death-Disco-Radio Traxx returns with a mind blowing jak mix that is not to be missed. A truly memorable Death Disco Radio mix with white label tracks that refuses to be placed into a genre. Dont change that dial!!! Traxx returns with a mind blowing jak mix that is not to be missed. A truly memorable Death Disco Radio mix with white label tracks that refuses to be placed into a genre. Dont change that dial!!! Traxx returns with a mind blowing jak mix that is not to be missed. A truly memorable Death Disco Radio mix with white label tracks that refuses to be placed into a genre. Dont change that dial!!! tag:odeo.com,2008-05-21,19223823 Wed, 21 May 2008 10:45:21 -0700 no Death Disco Radio http://www.odeo.com/episodes/19201663-Jor-el-Wake-Up-Call-Death-Disco-Radio Death Disco Radio presents Jor-el (International Deejay Gigolos). Death Disco Radio presents Jor-el (International Deejay Gigolos). Death Disco Radio presents Jor-el (International Deejay Gigolos). tag:odeo.com,2008-05-15,19201663 Thu, 15 May 2008 15:04:36 -0700 no Death Disco Radio Joy Division, Sweden, yazoo, scion, Madonna, rem, zurich, Berlin, Los Angeles, Bronx, paris, duran duran, observer, abc, italy, jack, electro, relief, moby, Minimal Techno, ministry, new york city, afrika bambaataa, ebm, depeche mode, romania, electro pop, postpunk, underworld, visage, eurodance, euro disco, italo disco, eurobeat, hi-nrg, surgeon, benny benassi, david bowie, dark wave, daniel bell, nick rhodes, new order, pet shop boys, echo & the bunnymen, the smiths, the prodigy, new romantic, sparks, detroit techno, ultravox, kraftwerk, erasure, lechic, dj hell, cabaret voltaire, gary numan, miami bass, 000000000001, throbbing gristle, giorgio moroder, jeff mills, the advent, kode nation, the poetic painter m, painted orange, m/a/r/r/s, dead or alive, roger taylor, front 242, adam and the ants, the orb, international dj gigolos, kylie minogue, john taylor, synth wave, yukihiro takahashi, my life with the thrill kill kult, newcleus, the normal, k-alexi, heaven 17, ryuichi sakamoto, acid house, euryhtmics, chicago house, the talking heads, clan of xymox, butch vig, marquis de sade, bauhaus, the the, frank heiss, simon le bon, donna summer, a flock of seagulls, classix nouveaux, orchestral manoeuvres in the dark, softcell, talk talk, billy corgan, siouxsie and the banshees, inner city, the cars, florian schneider and ralf hutter, tears for fears, ric ocasek, haruomi hosono, andy taylor, xtc, tommie sunshine, felix da housecat, rhythim is rhythim, frankie goes to hollywood, a-ha, b52's, anthony wilson, die warzau, xxart, dj jonzon, fumiya tanaka, ingator, regis, savvas ysatis, chrislo haas, the dirty criminals, saturn v, andriano canzian, recyver dogs, throbbinggristle, k-hand, manuel göttsching, tobias schmidt, 3mb, krishna goineau, and corey stocker, dave tarrida, adonis, marshall jefferson, stewart walker, ralphie rosario, matthew herbert, bill youngman, 69db, si begg, screamin’ rachael, julian jumpin' perez, antenna international and crème-jak, juan atikins, cristian vogel, and jesse saunders, matt warren, the human league, holy ghost, german electrowave, gene hunt, dj rush, tresor berlin, tv victor, m/o/s, muzique, eddie flashin fowlkes, basic channel, joey beltram, terrence dixon, system 01, crème organization, villan x, the green goblin, ej midi turntable, steve rachmad, british murder boys, alexander kowalski, dinst, dj paul johnson, robert hood, blake baxter, alan oldham, liaisons dangereuses, ryuichisakamoto, todd bodine, subhead, dj shufflemaster, james ruskin, vince lawrence, chester beatty, donnasummer, jay denham, elaborate pop electro, italodisco, köln, dancefloor nu wave, clash disco, hot mix 5, neo pop, dark electro, electro nu wave, mod revival, new wave music, power pop, industrielle future music, coldwave, eurodisco, avantgarde nu wave, neo wave, punk funk and no wave, italodance, electronic body post industrial punk no wave disco cult classics, electropunk, gothic electro, neue deutsche welle. radio of the 1980s detroit, classic electro, scan7, neil landstrumm, the original bambam (chris westbrook), the chemical brothers. commodore 64, pacou, drexciya, rumenige feat. loktibrada, sender berlin, l.a. style, amiga 500, commodore 64 orchestra, diskordia, speak & spell, beate bartel (mania d, casablanca media acquisitions inc., einstürzende neubauten) and chrislo haas (deutsch amerikanische freundschaft), organ grinda, leo laker, infiniti (juan atkins), trax records chicago, mijk van dijk, x-101, 3phase http://www.odeo.com/episodes/19177873-Mr-K-Alexi-Classic-Deep-5-Death-Disco-Radio Mr. K Alexi aka K-Alexi | DJ K Alexi | DJ K-Alexi | DJ Kaay Alexi | K Alexi | K-Alexi Shelby | K. Alexi | K. A. Shelby | K. Alexi | K. Alexi Shelbi | K. Alexi Shelby | K. Alexy | K. Shelby | K.Alexi | Kaay Alexi | Kaay Alexi Shelby | Keith Shelby | Mr K’Alexi Shelby | Mr K-Alexi Shelby | Mr. K-Alexi back on DDR for a house favorite. DJ and producer K Alexi is one of Chicago’s true heroes and cited by many as a pioneer the city’s sound- Kaay’s first pressing ‘Essence of a Dream’ is still regarded a classic today. At the age of 12 Kaay was already moving in the right circles, befriending worldwide legends like Frankie Knuckles and Ron Hardy whilst frequenting the famous Warehouse. His upbringing in Chicago in the 70’s and 80’s meant that Kaay was exposed to a range of genres and different styles of music including Stevie Wonder, Prince, Curtis Mayfield and David Huff – these same names would prove to be the roots of influence. A tally of successful hit records remixing and collaborati... Mr. K Alexi aka K-Alexi | DJ K Alexi | DJ K-Alexi | DJ Kaay Alexi | K Alexi | K-Alexi Shelby | K. Alexi | K. A. Shelby | K. Alexi | K. Alexi Shelbi | K. Alexi Shelby | K. Alexy | K. Shelby | K.Alexi | Kaay Alexi | Kaay Alexi Shelby | Keith Shelby | Mr K’Alexi Shelby | Mr K-Alexi Shelby | Mr. K-Alexi back on DDR for a house favorite. DJ and producer K Alexi is one of Chicago’s true heroes and cited by many as a pioneer the city’s sound- Kaay’s first pressing ‘Essence of a Dream’ is still regarded a classic today. At the age of 12 Kaay was already moving in the right circles, befriending worldwide legends like Frankie Knuckles and Ron Hardy whilst frequenting the famous Warehouse. His upbringing in Chicago in the 70’s and 80’s meant that Kaay was exposed to a range of genres and different styles of music including Stevie Wonder, Prince, Curtis Mayfield and David Huff – these same names would prove to be the roots of influence. A tally of successful hit records remixing and collaborating with other artists resulted in his talents being sought by a diverse range of artists like The Pet Shop Boys, Derrick May, Angel Abi, Paul Johnson, Mr Lee (who produces for R Kelly). He’s also worked with Larry Heard & Robert Owens, Dave Angel, Tjen Tjen, Felix Da Housecat and Will Smith. Just as notorious for his DJing ability as his production, Mr Alexi has played at just about every exotic location imaginable. Mr. K Alexi aka K-Alexi | DJ K Alexi | DJ K-Alexi | DJ Kaay Alexi | K Alexi | K-Alexi Shelby | K. Alexi | K. A. Shelby | K. Alexi | K. Alexi Shelbi | K. Alexi Shelby | K. Alexy | K. Shelby | K.Alexi | Kaay Alexi | Kaay Alexi Shelby | Keith Shelby | Mr K’Alexi Shelby | Mr K-Alexi Shelby | Mr. K-Alexi back on DDR for a house favorite. DJ and producer K Alexi is one of Chicago’s true heroes and cited by many as a pioneer the city’s sound- Kaay’s first pressing ‘Essence of a Dream’ is still regarded a classic today. At the age of 12 Kaay was already moving in the right circles, befriending worldwide legends like Frankie Knuckles and Ron Hardy whilst frequenting the famous Warehouse. His upbringing in Chicago in the 70’s and 80’s meant that Kaay was exposed to a range of genres and different styles of music including Stevie Wonder, Prince, Curtis Mayfield and David Huff – these same names would prove to be the roots of influence. A tally of successful hit records remixing and collaborating with other artists resulted in his talents being sought by a diverse range of artists like The Pet Shop Boys, Derrick May, Angel Abi, Paul Johnson, Mr Lee (who produces for R Kelly). He’s also worked with Larry Heard & Robert Owens, Dave Angel, Tjen Tjen, Felix Da Housecat and Will Smith. Just as notorious for his DJing ability as his production, Mr Alexi has played at just about every exotic location imaginable. tag:odeo.com,2008-05-09,19177873 Fri, 09 May 2008 10:45:46 -0700 no Death Disco Radio http://www.odeo.com/episodes/19147173-Traxx-sTudiO-fEEd-Death-Disco-Radio Death Disco Radio Presents: Traxx. -Artist profile bio: Traxx “painters paint their pictures on canvas, musicians paint their pictures on silence” A musician like no other. Not content to be labeled as merely a DJ, a producer, or even a DJ/Producer, Melvin Oliphant III aka Traxx is a lover of music — one with a passion so intense that it overcomes genre divides to weave an altogether original, exciting, and multi-textured musical fabric which envelops both the avid clubber and the home listener, as well as everyone in between. As a self-described “artist of sound,” Traxx morphs musical compositions into distinctive, highly emotional interpretations — he is, indeed, an innovator, and one who reshapes music into a progressive,forward-thinking document which defies classification and invites analysis and discussion. From eclectic and avant-garde tunes to old school jack tracks and lounge grooves, Traxx hears it all without discrimination, pretension or elitism. Traxx released on numero... Death Disco Radio Presents: Traxx. -Artist profile bio: Traxx “painters paint their pictures on canvas, musicians paint their pictures on silence” A musician like no other. Not content to be labeled as merely a DJ, a producer, or even a DJ/Producer, Melvin Oliphant III aka Traxx is a lover of music — one with a passion so intense that it overcomes genre divides to weave an altogether original, exciting, and multi-textured musical fabric which envelops both the avid clubber and the home listener, as well as everyone in between. As a self-described “artist of sound,” Traxx morphs musical compositions into distinctive, highly emotional interpretations — he is, indeed, an innovator, and one who reshapes music into a progressive,forward-thinking document which defies classification and invites analysis and discussion. From eclectic and avant-garde tunes to old school jack tracks and lounge grooves, Traxx hears it all without discrimination, pretension or elitism. Traxx released on numerous labels such as Gigolo, Muzique, Relief, M/O/S, Cr?me Organization Antenae and Cr?me-Jak under different monikers such as Xxart, Saturn V, X2, The Green Goblin, Dirty Criminals and some more. He collaborated with James T. Cotton, DJ Hell, Green Velvet, D’marc Cantu, Mount Sims, Legowelt and many more to shape his unique definition of Jakbeat. -Nation label info/bio Nation is created from Traxx as a label designed to keep underground music alive. It is TO BE PLAYED, not to die in collector’s hands. All releases are strictly limited to 500 pieces and all 3 releases are so far sold out. Nation’s sounds emerge from the electronic backgrounds of dance culture of rhythm tracks,Vintage Synth,Nu Wave,EBM,Darker Wave,and House Grooves to create a new era of sound influenced from our forefathers of the music scene in the early years of the 80’s to the early 90’s to infuse: Jakbeat In detail what defines jakbeat tracks has a lot to do with the jacking feeling and little to do with labels, aesthetics, or any list of synthesizers. The Jack sound exists in an endless assortment of musics. For a while it was generally known that you do not need a Roland TB303 to make ‘acid’. But as other fashions took control of our house that fundamental understanding was lost…and the aesthetic took over. A contrived image was left with the masses. Jakbeat as it has come to be known is a not just a hash back to a golden age of house, it’s not just a mess of drum beats and synths and it’s not just something that is created at random. “Jakbeat” is a state of mind and different level of musical consciousness. This sound was influenced from the early inception of dance music. For us we want to produce an impressive slew of no-holds-barred full on electronic/synth rhythm tracks resisting the current trend for an over-calculated digital sound which has retained the musicality in keeping it very real. -Nation release discography: Nation 001 – Traxx – Mysterio/Juz Jak Nation 002 – Villain X ft. Naughty Wood/2AM/FM – Heartbeat Crazy/Don’t Front Nation 003 – Xxart/x2 – This Moment/House Not House Nation 004 – Beta Evers – Transient(out now) -Artists of Nation: Traxx Villan X The Poetic Painter M XXart Saturn V X2 JTC DMC Naughty Wood Beau Wanzer Charles Manier Beta Evers Magas MB Dance The Jak 2AM/FM The Stranger Green Goblin -Upcoming: May 2008 : Nation 5 The Modern Electronic Element EP (s1) Featuring new tracks from: Beau Wanzer- (Fuk U Klaxons) Saturn V- (Locomotion) D’Marc Cantu- (In A Time) *June 2008 : Nation 6 Prototype Substance Ep8 Featuring new tracks from: Villian X Feat.Naughty Wood+Jonny Quest – (Sikk TrUth) JTC Feat.Rodger Devine – (The Monolith) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____ -In The Future Nation will publish a Carl Craig 12“ with a Traxx Remix, the 1st (still unreleased until now) album by Liaisons Dangereuses, a breathtaking longplayer that was produced before their only released album from 1981. Plus more new and fresh material by JTC aka James Cotton, D’Marc Cantu, 2AM/FM, a full album by Charles Manier, and Traxx under different Monikers… -Discography TRAXX under the names of Traxx, XxArt, The Green Goblin, X2, Saturn V & The Dirty Criminals: The Dirty Criminals – Collision Between Us And The Damned – Gigolo – 2?12“/CD – 2006 Heartbeat Crazy / Don’t Front – Nation – 12“ – 2007 This Moment / House Not Nouse – Nation – 12“ – 2007 The Dirty Criminals – Are You Saved? Move! – Gigolo – 12“ – 2001 The Dirty Criminals – Organised Confusion – Gigolo – 2?12“/CD – 2004 Jak The Box – Kompute Musik 14 – 12“ – 2006 Primitive Cypher – Relief Records – 12“ – 2006 Stranger In The Strangest Of Lands – Cr?me Organization – 12“ – 2006 MTT Inversion / Be Somebody – Cr?me Organization – 12“ – 2007 Photon / Solara – M/O/S – 12“ – 2007 The House Of Muzique – Muzique Records – 12“ – 2006 Barely A Track – Cr?me-Jak – 12“ – 2007 Your Mind – Cr?me Organization – 2007 Juz Jak / Mysterio – Nation – 12“ – 2007 Remixes: Orlando Voorn – Flash – Gigolo – 12“ – 2002 (with Filippo „Naughty“ Moscatello) DJ Hell – Repassion – Gigolo – 12“ – 1999 – (with Deecoy) Ron Hardy – Acid Edit – Illinois Illuminated – Antenna International Appears as vocalist on: Let No Man Jack (from DJ Hells NY Muscle album) – Gigolo – 3?12“/CD – 2003 Let No Man Jack – Gigolo – 12“ – 2005 Let No Man Jack (Abe Duque Remix) – Größenwahn 1992-2005 / Monotoni Durch Automation (NY Muscle Interpretationen – Gigolo – 2xCD – 2005 Appears on: Sessions Cajmere vs. Green Velvet – 2xCD – Ministry Of Sound – 2006 A Tribute To Robert Moog – Cr?me Organization – CD – 2006 International DeeJay Gigolos CD 9 – Gigolo – 2xCD – 2006 International DeeJay Gigolos CD 7 – Gigolo – 2xCD – 2003 International DeeJay Gigolos CD 4 – Gigolo – 2xCD – 2000 International DeeJay Gigolos CD 5 – Gigolo – 2xCD – 2000 The Japanese Gigolo Inferno – 2xCD – Music Mine Inc. – 2003 The Box Collection #1 – 5xCD – Gigolo – 2005 Funboy 3 – 12“ – Gigolo – 2006 We Are Gigolo 12“ Showcase No. 8 – Gigolo – 2006 American Gigolo II – CD – Gigolo – 2006 Nation Discography: Nation 001 – Traxx – Mysterio/Juz Jak Nation 002 – Villain X ft. Naughty Wood/2AM/FM – Heartbeat Crazy/Don’t Front Nation 003 – Xxart/x2 – This Moment/House Not House -Cities Toured Overview In Germany: Berlin Hamburg Munich Muenster Frankfurt Leipzig Dresden Dusseldorf Stuttgart +++++ London UK Amsterdam Zurich,Switzerland Vienna,Austria Barcelona,Spain Madrid,Spain Ireland For the Nation RevelationTour Summer 2008 London UK Ireland Shanghai China Singapore Amsterdam Belgium Berlin,Germany Dresden,Germany Munich,Germany Vienna,Italy Portugal Death Disco Radio Presents: Traxx. -Artist profile bio: Traxx “painters paint their pictures on canvas, musicians paint their pictures on silence” A musician like no other. Not content to be labeled as merely a DJ, a producer, or even a DJ/Producer, Melvin Oliphant III aka Traxx is a lover of music — one with a passion so intense that it overcomes genre divides to weave an altogether original, exciting, and multi-textured musical fabric which envelops both the avid clubber and the home listener, as well as everyone in between. As a self-described “artist of sound,” Traxx morphs musical compositions into distinctive, highly emotional interpretations — he is, indeed, an innovator, and one who reshapes music into a progressive,forward-thinking document which defies classification and invites analysis and discussion. From eclectic and avant-garde tunes to old school jack tracks and lounge grooves, Traxx hears it all without discrimination, pretension or elitism. Traxx released on numerous labels such as Gigolo, Muzique, Relief, M/O/S, Cr?me Organization Antenae and Cr?me-Jak under different monikers such as Xxart, Saturn V, X2, The Green Goblin, Dirty Criminals and some more. He collaborated with James T. Cotton, DJ Hell, Green Velvet, D’marc Cantu, Mount Sims, Legowelt and many more to shape his unique definition of Jakbeat. -Nation label info/bio Nation is created from Traxx as a label designed to keep underground music alive. It is TO BE PLAYED, not to die in collector’s hands. All releases are strictly limited to 500 pieces and all 3 releases are so far sold out. Nation’s sounds emerge from the electronic backgrounds of dance culture of rhythm tracks,Vintage Synth,Nu Wave,EBM,Darker Wave,and House Grooves to create a new era of sound influenced from our forefathers of the music scene in the early years of the 80’s to the early 90’s to infuse: Jakbeat In detail what defines jakbeat tracks has a lot to do with the jacking feeling and little to do with labels, aesthetics, or any list of synthesizers. The Jack sound exists in an endless assortment of musics. For a while it was generally known that you do not need a Roland TB303 to make ‘acid’. But as other fashions took control of our house that fundamental understanding was lost…and the aesthetic took over. A contrived image was left with the masses. Jakbeat as it has come to be known is a not just a hash back to a golden age of house, it’s not just a mess of drum beats and synths and it’s not just something that is created at random. “Jakbeat” is a state of mind and different level of musical consciousness. This sound was influenced from the early inception of dance music. For us we want to produce an impressive slew of no-holds-barred full on electronic/synth rhythm tracks resisting the current trend for an over-calculated digital sound which has retained the musicality in keeping it very real. -Nation release discography: Nation 001 – Traxx – Mysterio/Juz Jak Nation 002 – Villain X ft. Naughty Wood/2AM/FM – Heartbeat Crazy/Don’t Front Nation 003 – Xxart/x2 – This Moment/House Not House Nation 004 – Beta Evers – Transient(out now) -Artists of Nation: Traxx Villan X The Poetic Painter M XXart Saturn V X2 JTC DMC Naughty Wood Beau Wanzer Charles Manier Beta Evers Magas MB Dance The Jak 2AM/FM The Stranger Green Goblin -Upcoming: May 2008 : Nation 5 The Modern Electronic Element EP (s1) Featuring new tracks from: Beau Wanzer- (Fuk U Klaxons) Saturn V- (Locomotion) D’Marc Cantu- (In A Time) *June 2008 : Nation 6 Prototype Substance Ep8 Featuring new tracks from: Villian X Feat.Naughty Wood+Jonny Quest – (Sikk TrUth) JTC Feat.Rodger Devine – (The Monolith) _ _ _ _ _ _ _ _ ____ -In The Future Nation will publish a Carl Craig 12“ with a Traxx Remix, the 1st (still unreleased until now) album by Liaisons Dangereuses, a breathtaking longplayer that was produced before their only released album from 1981. Plus more new and fresh material by JTC aka James Cotton, D’Marc Cantu, 2AM/FM, a full album by Charles Manier, and Traxx under different Monikers… -Discography TRAXX under the names of Traxx, XxArt, The Green Goblin, X2, Saturn V & The Dirty Criminals: The Dirty Criminals – Collision Between Us And The Damned – Gigolo – 2?12“/CD – 2006 Heartbeat Crazy / Don’t Front – Nation – 12“ – 2007 This Moment / House Not Nouse – Nation – 12“ – 2007 The Dirty Criminals – Are You Saved? Move! – Gigolo – 12“ – 2001 The Dirty Criminals – Organised Confusion – Gigolo – 2?12“/CD – 2004 Jak The Box – Kompute Musik 14 – 12“ – 2006 Primitive Cypher – Relief Records – 12“ – 2006 Stranger In The Strangest Of Lands – Cr?me Organization – 12“ – 2006 MTT Inversion / Be Somebody – Cr?me Organization – 12“ – 2007 Photon / Solara – M/O/S – 12“ – 2007 The House Of Muzique – Muzique Records – 12“ – 2006 Barely A Track – Cr?me-Jak – 12“ – 2007 Your Mind – Cr?me Organization – 2007 Juz Jak / Mysterio – Nation – 12“ – 2007 Remixes: Orlando Voorn – Flash – Gigolo – 12“ – 2002 (with Filippo „Naughty“ Moscatello) DJ Hell – Repassion – Gigolo – 12“ – 1999 – (with Deecoy) Ron Hardy – Acid Edit – Illinois Illuminated – Antenna International Appears as vocalist on: Let No Man Jack (from DJ Hells NY Muscle album) – Gigolo – 3?12“/CD – 2003 Let No Man Jack – Gigolo – 12“ – 2005 Let No Man Jack (Abe Duque Remix) – Größenwahn 1992-2005 / Monotoni Durch Automation (NY Muscle Interpretationen – Gigolo – 2xCD – 2005 Appears on: Sessions Cajmere vs. Green Velvet – 2xCD – Ministry Of Sound – 2006 A Tribute To Robert Moog – Cr?me Organization – CD – 2006 International DeeJay Gigolos CD 9 – Gigolo – 2xCD – 2006 International DeeJay Gigolos CD 7 – Gigolo – 2xCD – 2003 International DeeJay Gigolos CD 4 – Gigolo – 2xCD – 2000 International DeeJay Gigolos CD 5 – Gigolo – 2xCD – 2000 The Japanese Gigolo Inferno – 2xCD – Music Mine Inc. – 2003 The Box Collection #1 – 5xCD – Gigolo – 2005 Funboy 3 – 12“ – Gigolo – 2006 We Are Gigolo 12“ Showcase No. 8 – Gigolo – 2006 American Gigolo II – CD – Gigolo – 2006 Nation Discography: Nation 001 – Traxx – Mysterio/Juz Jak Nation 002 – Villain X ft. Naughty Wood/2AM/FM – Heartbeat Crazy/Don’t Front Nation 003 – Xxart/x2 – This Moment/House Not House -Cities Toured Overview In Germany: Berlin Hamburg Munich Muenster Frankfurt Leipzig Dresden Dusseldorf Stuttgart +++++ London UK Amsterdam Zurich,Switzerland Vienna,Austria Barcelona,Spain Madrid,Spain Ireland For the Nation RevelationTour Summer 2008 London UK Ireland Shanghai China Singapore Amsterdam Belgium Berlin,Germany Dresden,Germany Munich,Germany Vienna,Italy Portugal tag:odeo.com,2008-05-02,19147173 Fri, 02 May 2008 16:33:51 -0700 no Death Disco Radio http://www.odeo.com/episodes/18983163-Kraftwerk-London-Live-1981-Death-Disco-Radio-com Death Disco Radio’s broadcast of the 1981 concert celebrates Kraftwerk’s show tonight at Myth Nightclub (April 19, 2008) for what is rumoured to be their last US appearance in Minneapolis/St. Paul MN. HISTORY- Kraftwerk’s pioneering work can be found in the use of computer-speech software, vocoders, Moog synthesizer, and drum machines. Live performance has always played an important part in Kraftwerk’s activities. Kraftwerk’s 2008 setup is quite different from the past, as they integrate the Tenori-On instrument/controller/interface by Yamaha, Jazz Mutant Lemur, and new custom 2008 vocoder setup. Also, despite their live shows generally being based around formal songs and compositions, live improvisation often plays a noticeable role in their performances—this trait can be traced back to the group’s roots in the experimental krautrock scene of the late 1960s, but significantly, it has continued to be a part of their playing even as they make ever greater use of digital and computer-... Death Disco Radio’s broadcast of the 1981 concert celebrates Kraftwerk’s show tonight at Myth Nightclub (April 19, 2008) for what is rumoured to be their last US appearance in Minneapolis/St. Paul MN. HISTORY- Kraftwerk’s pioneering work can be found in the use of computer-speech software, vocoders, Moog synthesizer, and drum machines. Live performance has always played an important part in Kraftwerk’s activities. Kraftwerk’s 2008 setup is quite different from the past, as they integrate the Tenori-On instrument/controller/interface by Yamaha, Jazz Mutant Lemur, and new custom 2008 vocoder setup. Also, despite their live shows generally being based around formal songs and compositions, live improvisation often plays a noticeable role in their performances—this trait can be traced back to the group’s roots in the experimental krautrock scene of the late 1960s, but significantly, it has continued to be a part of their playing even as they make ever greater use of digital and computer-controlled sequencing in their performances. Kraftwerk’s most significant influences on popular music include: the musical form, and style of electronic arrangements, in the genres broadly known as “synth pop”/”techno pop”/”chip wave”/”electro pop”, and in the countless subgenres of electronic music or techno. After several early experimental albums, their breakthrough came in 1974 (1974 in music) with the Autobahn album and “Computer World,” “Trans-Europe Express,” “The Man Machine,” “Computer Love,” “Expo 2000,” “Electric Cafe,” and “Tour De France Soundtracks. Death Disco Radio’s broadcast of the 1981 concert celebrates Kraftwerk’s show tonight at Myth Nightclub (April 19, 2008) for what is rumoured to be their last US appearance in Minneapolis/St. Paul MN. HISTORY- Kraftwerk’s pioneering work can be found in the use of computer-speech software, vocoders, Moog synthesizer, and drum machines. Live performance has always played an important part in Kraftwerk’s activities. Kraftwerk’s 2008 setup is quite different from the past, as they integrate the Tenori-On instrument/controller/interface by Yamaha, Jazz Mutant Lemur, and new custom 2008 vocoder setup. Also, despite their live shows generally being based around formal songs and compositions, live improvisation often plays a noticeable role in their performances—this trait can be traced back to the group’s roots in the experimental krautrock scene of the late 1960s, but significantly, it has continued to be a part of their playing even as they make ever greater use of digital and computer-controlled sequencing in their performances. Kraftwerk’s most significant influences on popular music include: the musical form, and style of electronic arrangements, in the genres broadly known as “synth pop”/”techno pop”/”chip wave”/”electro pop”, and in the countless subgenres of electronic music or techno. After several early experimental albums, their breakthrough came in 1974 (1974 in music) with the Autobahn album and “Computer World,” “Trans-Europe Express,” “The Man Machine,” “Computer Love,” “Expo 2000,” “Electric Cafe,” and “Tour De France Soundtracks. tag:odeo.com,2008-04-28,18983163 Mon, 28 Apr 2008 20:28:05 -0700 no Death Disco Radio Sweden, yazoo, Madonna, zurich, Berlin, Los Angeles, Bronx, paris, duran duran, abc, italy, jack, electro, Minimal Techno, new york city, afrika bambaataa, ebm, depeche mode, romania, trax, electro pop, postpunk, visage, eurodance, euro disco, italo disco, eurobeat, hi-nrg, dark wave, nick rhodes, pet shop boys, echo & the bunnymen, the smiths, new romantic, sparks, detroit techno, ultravox, kraftwerk, dj hell, cabaret voltaire, the villain, gary numan, moon goons, miami bass, 000000000001, the eurythmics, throbbing gristle, human league, giorgio moroder, xxnaughty wood, kode nation, miss kitten, phuture, larry levan, dj funk, frankie knuckles, japanese telecom, dmx krew, the poetic painter m, david carretta, mr. lee, the hacker, the jak. 2 am/fm, farley jackmaster funk, white knight, mr. fingers, fischerspooner, painted orange, roger taylor, kylie minogue, john taylor, synth wave, yukihiro takahashi, k-alexi, ryuichi sakamoto, acid house, chicago house, clan of xymox, marquis de sade, the the, simon le bon, donna summer, orchestral manoeuvres in the dark, softcell, talk talk, billy corgan, florian schneider and ralf hutter, tears for fears, haruomi hosono, andy taylor, xtc, tommie sunshine, felix da housecat, b52's, anthony wilson, xxart, the dirty criminals, saturn v, house music all night long, antenna international and crème-jak, german electrowave, gene hunt, tresor berlin, traxx. villan x. x2. jtc (james t cotton). d'marc cantu. beta evers. x. the poetic painter m. xx naughty wood, crème organization, villan x, the green goblin, liaisons dangereuses, elaborate pop electro, italodisco, köln, dancefloor nu wave, trax records, clash disco, ouse music, hot mix 5, neo pop, dark electro, electro nu wave, mod revival, new wave music, power pop, industrielle future music, coldwave, eurodisco, avantgarde nu wave, neo wave, punk funk and no wave, italodance, electronic body post industrial punk no wave disco cult classics, electropunk, gothic electro, neue deutsche welle. radio of the 1980s detroit, classic electro http://www.odeo.com/episodes/18730953-Kraftwerk-Live-in-London-1981-Death-Disco-Radio-com Death Disco Radio presents Kraftwerk. Death Disco Radio’s broadcast of the 1981 concert celebrates Kraftwerk’s show tonight at Myth Nightclub (April 19, 2008) for what is rumoured to be their last US appearance in Minneapolis/St. Paul MN. HISTORY- Kraftwerk’s pioneering work can be found in the use of computer-speech software, vocoders, Moog synthesizer, and drum machines. Live performance has always played an important part in Kraftwerk’s activities. Kraftwerk’s 2008 setup is quite different from the past, as they integrate the Tenori-On instrument/controller/interface by Yamaha, Jazz Mutant Lemur, and new custom 2008 vocoder setup. Also, despite their live shows generally being based around formal songs and compositions, live improvisation often plays a noticeable role in their performances—this trait can be traced back to the group’s roots in the experimental krautrock scene of the late 1960s, but significantly, it has continued to be a part of their playing even as they make eve... Death Disco Radio presents Kraftwerk. Death Disco Radio’s broadcast of the 1981 concert celebrates Kraftwerk’s show tonight at Myth Nightclub (April 19, 2008) for what is rumoured to be their last US appearance in Minneapolis/St. Paul MN. HISTORY- Kraftwerk’s pioneering work can be found in the use of computer-speech software, vocoders, Moog synthesizer, and drum machines. Live performance has always played an important part in Kraftwerk’s activities. Kraftwerk’s 2008 setup is quite different from the past, as they integrate the Tenori-On instrument/controller/interface by Yamaha, Jazz Mutant Lemur, and new custom 2008 vocoder setup. Also, despite their live shows generally being based around formal songs and compositions, live improvisation often plays a noticeable role in their performances—this trait can be traced back to the group’s roots in the experimental krautrock scene of the late 1960s, but significantly, it has continued to be a part of their playing even as they make ever greater use of digital and computer-controlled sequencing in their performances. Kraftwerk’s most significant influences on popular music include: the musical form, and style of electronic arrangements, in the genres broadly known as “synth pop”/”techno pop”/”chip wave”/”electro pop”, and in the countless subgenres of electronic music or techno. After several early experimental albums, their breakthrough came in 1974 (1974 in music) with the Autobahn album and “Computer World,” “Trans-Europe Express,” “The Man Machine,” “Computer Love,” “Expo 2000,” “Electric Cafe,” and “Tour De France Soundtracks. Death Disco Radio presents Kraftwerk. Death Disco Radio’s broadcast of the 1981 concert celebrates Kraftwerk’s show tonight at Myth Nightclub (April 19, 2008) for what is rumoured to be their last US appearance in Minneapolis/St. Paul MN. HISTORY- Kraftwerk’s pioneering work can be found in the use of computer-speech software, vocoders, Moog synthesizer, and drum machines. Live performance has always played an important part in Kraftwerk’s activities. Kraftwerk’s 2008 setup is quite different from the past, as they integrate the Tenori-On instrument/controller/interface by Yamaha, Jazz Mutant Lemur, and new custom 2008 vocoder setup. Also, despite their live shows generally being based around formal songs and compositions, live improvisation often plays a noticeable role in their performances—this trait can be traced back to the group’s roots in the experimental krautrock scene of the late 1960s, but significantly, it has continued to be a part of their playing even as they make ever greater use of digital and computer-controlled sequencing in their performances. Kraftwerk’s most significant influences on popular music include: the musical form, and style of electronic arrangements, in the genres broadly known as “synth pop”/”techno pop”/”chip wave”/”electro pop”, and in the countless subgenres of electronic music or techno. After several early experimental albums, their breakthrough came in 1974 (1974 in music) with the Autobahn album and “Computer World,” “Trans-Europe Express,” “The Man Machine,” “Computer Love,” “Expo 2000,” “Electric Cafe,” and “Tour De France Soundtracks. tag:odeo.com,2008-04-18,18730953 Fri, 18 Apr 2008 21:06:09 -0700 no Death Disco Radio Joy Division, disco, Magazines, scion, japan, Madonna, rem, Landscape, soft cell, observer, hero, abc, relief, duranduran, trash, ministry, Culture Club, ebm, depeche mode, trax, visage, euro, surgeon, benny benassi, david bowie, lipstick, daniel bell, pet shop boys, echo & the bunnymen, detroit techno, ultravox, steve strange, kraftwerk, eurythmics, erasure, lechic, dj hell, cabaret voltaire, the villain, gary numan, 000000000001, the eurythmics, throbbing gristle, human league, giorgio moroder, jeff mills, xxnaughty wood, the advent, kode nation, superstars of love, miss kitten, phuture, larry levan, dj funk, frankie knuckles, japanese telecom, dmx krew, the poetic painter m, david carretta, mr. lee, richard james burgess, the hacker, the jak. 2 am/fm, farley jackmaster funk, white knight, mr. fingers, fischerspooner, painted orange, dead or alive, front 242, yukihiro takahashi, the normal, k-alexi, heaven 17, acid house, euryhtmics, chicago house, the talking heads, clan of xymox, orchestral manoeuvres in the dark, the cars, tears for fears, ric ocasek, haruomi hosono, larry tee, b52's, anthony wilson, omd, die warzau, xxart, dj jonzon, classixnouveaux, fumiya tanaka, plaza, ingator, regis, savvas ysatis, chrislo haas, the dirty criminals, a flock of seagulls and talk talk. new ro, saturn v, andriano canzian, barbarella's club in birmingham, computer disco, recyver dogs, throbbinggristle, k-hand, simple minds, manuel göttsching, tobias schmidt, 3mb, krishna goineau, and corey stocker, dave tarrida, adonis, marshall jefferson, industrial future music, house music all night long, stewart walker, ralphie rosario, matthew herbert, bill youngman, 69db, si begg, screamin’ rachael, rev davidian 777, julian jumpin' perez, antenna international and crème-jak, frankie goes tohollywood, juan atikins, cristian vogel, and jesse saunders, matt warren, adam & the ants, the human league, holy ghost, limousine, german electrowave, xx naughty vs 11:01, jack neauveau, gene hunt, dj rush, tresor berlin, tv victor, m/o/s, muzique, spandau ballet, eddie flashin fowlkes, basic channel, joey beltram, terrence dixon, traxx. villan x. x2. jtc (james t cotton). d'marc cantu. beta evers. x. the poetic painter m. xx naughty wood, system 01, crème organization, my life with thethrill kill kult, villan x, the green goblin, ej midi turntable, steve rachmad, british murder boys, alexander kowalski, dinst, dj paul johnson, robert hood, blake baxter, alan oldham, liaisons dangereuses, ryuichisakamoto, todd bodine, subhead, dj shufflemaster, james ruskin, vince lawrence, and duran duran, chester beatty, chip wave, donnasummer, jay denham http://www.odeo.com/episodes/18079203-Larry-Tee-Club-Badd-P1-Death-Disco-Radio Larry Tee returns to Death Disco Radio, coined the word Electroclash and helped launch the careers of such artists as Scissor Sisters, Fischerspooner, RuPaul, Peaches, and Avenue D, among others. Larry Tee returns to Death Disco Radio, coined the word Electroclash and helped launch the careers of such artists as Scissor Sisters, Fischerspooner, RuPaul, Peaches, and Avenue D, among others. Larry Tee returns to Death Disco Radio, coined the word Electroclash and helped launch the careers of such artists as Scissor Sisters, Fischerspooner, RuPaul, Peaches, and Avenue D, among others. tag:odeo.com,2008-04-11,18079203 Fri, 11 Apr 2008 08:44:39 -0700 no Death Disco Radio http://www.odeo.com/episodes/17941393-Casco-Private-Sessions Awarded in his home Italy as best ‘disco dj’ on 1978 firstly and later on 1985, in 2005 Salvatore Cusato entered the official ‘hall of fame’ of best djs of ‘disco-era’ as one of the top 100 historical djs of the planet counting 35 years of carrier behind the turntables and 22 years as italodance producer. Salvatore Cusato was born in Crotone and rised in Genoa where he started deejaying in 1971. Pioneer Professional Disc-Jockey of A.I.D. (Associazione Italiana Disc-Jockey) since the year of foundation 1975. In 1977 Salvatore was voted by a National referendum in Italy best ‘Disco-DJ’ on weekly magazine Eva-Express. In 1983 the artist debuted his producer career recording “Cybernetic Love” for CGD at Studio G in Genoa. Since then he produced and released more than 50 singles worldwide achieving Gold status in 1997 with “Comanchero” by Robin Cook (Stockholm Records/Polygram) recorded by Jonas Ekfeldt in Gotenborg (Sweden). For more than one decade (1980-90) Casco has worked as a music... Awarded in his home Italy as best ‘disco dj’ on 1978 firstly and later on 1985, in 2005 Salvatore Cusato entered the official ‘hall of fame’ of best djs of ‘disco-era’ as one of the top 100 historical djs of the planet counting 35 years of carrier behind the turntables and 22 years as italodance producer. Salvatore Cusato was born in Crotone and rised in Genoa where he started deejaying in 1971. Pioneer Professional Disc-Jockey of A.I.D. (Associazione Italiana Disc-Jockey) since the year of foundation 1975. In 1977 Salvatore was voted by a National referendum in Italy best ‘Disco-DJ’ on weekly magazine Eva-Express. In 1983 the artist debuted his producer career recording “Cybernetic Love” for CGD at Studio G in Genoa. Since then he produced and released more than 50 singles worldwide achieving Gold status in 1997 with “Comanchero” by Robin Cook (Stockholm Records/Polygram) recorded by Jonas Ekfeldt in Gotenborg (Sweden). For more than one decade (1980-90) Casco has worked as a musical journalist contributor for various European Music Magazines (Jocks Mag UK- Discomix UK – Only for Djs France – Dance Music Magazine Italy). During 1990 Cusato reached the top ten in Euromix UK charts (Record Mirror) as Artist under the name of Cusato with his production “The Captain of her heart” (original label [[Disco[[ Magic released worldwide on Zyx-Vogue-Epic), a big hit compilation all over the planet and hit in Japan, followed by another 80’s hit in Asia, the production of “Monkey Monkey” by Flo Astaire (Avex Japan) for the legendary italo label Memory Records. Furthermore, his successful remix of “Tu” sung by the famous Italian singer Umberto Tozzi (CGD Italy). DJ Cusato made a long tour in Germany performing the “La Notte Italiana” (‘Italienisch Nacht’). In 97 he was awarded Gold as producer with “Comanchero” by Robin Cook out on Polygram worldwide: in Scandinavia this track reached the n.5 of the most sold record of the year. After the remake of “Latin America 2000” re-sung by the original artists Gibson Brothers, he worked on the remix of the classic “Don’t Let me be Misunderstood” by Santa Esmeralda. In summer 2000 Cusato started to use the nick DJ Discoking producing the disco/house track “My Love”(BMG Switzerland) for the Lake Parade: the annually giant open air rave event in Geneva .In 2001 he released a gorgeous triple cd box collector 70’s Selection by DJ Discoking^(Baur Music Switzerland). In 2002 he produced the happy techno remix “X-Files theme 2002” by DJ Dado (label Do it yourself Milano) and in summer 2004 he made another dance hit (on top in Czech Republic, Spain, Poland, Canada and Brazil) with the remake of Ricchi & Poveri 80’s hit “Sara perche ti amo” by Eu4ya ( coproduced with Dieffe Milan and out on label Do It Yourself). Awarded in his home Italy as best ‘disco dj’ on 1978 firstly and later on 1985, in 2005 Salvatore Cusato entered the official ‘hall of fame’ of best djs of ‘disco-era’ as one of the top 100 historical djs of the planet counting 35 years of carrier behind the turntables and 22 years as italodance producer. Salvatore Cusato was born in Crotone and rised in Genoa where he started deejaying in 1971. Pioneer Professional Disc-Jockey of A.I.D. (Associazione Italiana Disc-Jockey) since the year of foundation 1975. In 1977 Salvatore was voted by a National referendum in Italy best ‘Disco-DJ’ on weekly magazine Eva-Express. In 1983 the artist debuted his producer career recording “Cybernetic Love” for CGD at Studio G in Genoa. Since then he produced and released more than 50 singles worldwide achieving Gold status in 1997 with “Comanchero” by Robin Cook (Stockholm Records/Polygram) recorded by Jonas Ekfeldt in Gotenborg (Sweden). For more than one decade (1980-90) Casco has worked as a musical journalist contributor for various European Music Magazines (Jocks Mag UK- Discomix UK – Only for Djs France – Dance Music Magazine Italy). During 1990 Cusato reached the top ten in Euromix UK charts (Record Mirror) as Artist under the name of Cusato with his production “The Captain of her heart” (original label [[Disco[[ Magic released worldwide on Zyx-Vogue-Epic), a big hit compilation all over the planet and hit in Japan, followed by another 80’s hit in Asia, the production of “Monkey Monkey” by Flo Astaire (Avex Japan) for the legendary italo label Memory Records. Furthermore, his successful remix of “Tu” sung by the famous Italian singer Umberto Tozzi (CGD Italy). DJ Cusato made a long tour in Germany performing the “La Notte Italiana” (‘Italienisch Nacht’). In 97 he was awarded Gold as producer with “Comanchero” by Robin Cook out on Polygram worldwide: in Scandinavia this track reached the n.5 of the most sold record of the year. After the remake of “Latin America 2000” re-sung by the original artists Gibson Brothers, he worked on the remix of the classic “Don’t Let me be Misunderstood” by Santa Esmeralda. In summer 2000 Cusato started to use the nick DJ Discoking producing the disco/house track “My Love”(BMG Switzerland) for the Lake Parade: the annually giant open air rave event in Geneva .In 2001 he released a gorgeous triple cd box collector 70’s Selection by DJ Discoking^(Baur Music Switzerland). In 2002 he produced the happy techno remix “X-Files theme 2002” by DJ Dado (label Do it yourself Milano) and in summer 2004 he made another dance hit (on top in Czech Republic, Spain, Poland, Canada and Brazil) with the remake of Ricchi & Poveri 80’s hit “Sara perche ti amo” by Eu4ya ( coproduced with Dieffe Milan and out on label Do It Yourself). tag:odeo.com,2008-03-28,17941393 Fri, 28 Mar 2008 20:52:23 -0700 no Death Disco Radio http://www.odeo.com/episodes/17888233-Mick-Wills-CD-12-Death-Disco-Radio tag:odeo.com,2008-03-20,17888233 Thu, 20 Mar 2008 13:55:50 -0700 no Death Disco Radio http://www.odeo.com/episodes/17856973-Mr-Pauli-In-The-Mix-Death-Disco-Radio Death Disco Radio presents: Mr. Pauli (Clone, Viewlexx) from the Hague whose passion for Italo Disco, Electro and Old School prince like 80s style has been released on labels like MURDERCAPITAL, VIEWLEXX, MDEX, and Clone. Death Disco Radio presents: Mr. Pauli (Clone, Viewlexx) from the Hague whose passion for Italo Disco, Electro and Old School prince like 80s style has been released on labels like MURDERCAPITAL, VIEWLEXX, MDEX, and Clone. Death Disco Radio presents: Mr. Pauli (Clone, Viewlexx) from the Hague whose passion for Italo Disco, Electro and Old School prince like 80s style has been released on labels like MURDERCAPITAL, VIEWLEXX, MDEX, and Clone. tag:odeo.com,2008-03-13,17856973 Thu, 13 Mar 2008 11:33:23 -0700 no Death Disco Radio http://www.odeo.com/episodes/17827173-LeChic-Ultra-Chic-Mix-Death-Disco-Radio Death Disco Radio presents LeChic (INTERNATIONAL DEEJAY GIGOLO RECORDS). It cannot be said that Susana and Rebeca have a background that is consistent with being musicians – one a customizing fashion designer and the other a geneticist – not exactly a typical start to a career in music. As soon as they collected enough records they started playing very informally at small events around the city: fashion clothing stores; private parties; expositions etc.. Death Disco Radio presents LeChic (INTERNATIONAL DEEJAY GIGOLO RECORDS). It cannot be said that Susana and Rebeca have a background that is consistent with being musicians – one a customizing fashion designer and the other a geneticist – not exactly a typical start to a career in music. As soon as they collected enough records they started playing very informally at small events around the city: fashion clothing stores; private parties; expositions etc.. Death Disco Radio presents LeChic (INTERNATIONAL DEEJAY GIGOLO RECORDS). It cannot be said that Susana and Rebeca have a background that is consistent with being musicians – one a customizing fashion designer and the other a geneticist – not exactly a typical start to a career in music. As soon as they collected enough records they started playing very informally at small events around the city: fashion clothing stores; private parties; expositions etc.. tag:odeo.com,2008-03-06,17827173 Thu, 06 Mar 2008 08:16:33 -0800 no Death Disco Radio chicago, House, disco, detroit, Berlin, electro, italo, lechic, cybotron, death disco radio, gigolo, synth pop, dj hell http://www.odeo.com/episodes/17805833-Jor-el-In-The-Mix-Death-Disco-Radio Death Disco Radio presents Jor-el (International DJ Gigolos). Biography: As a kid I used to go to the musicstore after school, just to find myself standing for hours enchanted by the mysterious sounds coming out from all the synthezisers that covered the walls. It was somehow the sound of the future and it allways stayed in my mind as an echo. My parents bought me a keyboard, totally unaware of the difference. I wanted to create my own sounds. Years later i bought my first real synth and a drum machine. With my Prophet 2000(sampler/synth) and my Roland 707 drummachine I started to make my first tracks. It was the early 90ties and I was totally consumed by the emerging ravescene, spending the weekends in dark clubs or in giant warehouses. These were the days that techno really went big in Sweden for the first time. One day I heard a track on my favourite radiostation that really made an impact. The guy who did the track was named Roni Size and this is how I met Drum n´Bass. No one pl... Death Disco Radio presents Jor-el (International DJ Gigolos). Biography: As a kid I used to go to the musicstore after school, just to find myself standing for hours enchanted by the mysterious sounds coming out from all the synthezisers that covered the walls. It was somehow the sound of the future and it allways stayed in my mind as an echo. My parents bought me a keyboard, totally unaware of the difference. I wanted to create my own sounds. Years later i bought my first real synth and a drum machine. With my Prophet 2000(sampler/synth) and my Roland 707 drummachine I started to make my first tracks. It was the early 90ties and I was totally consumed by the emerging ravescene, spending the weekends in dark clubs or in giant warehouses. These were the days that techno really went big in Sweden for the first time. One day I heard a track on my favourite radiostation that really made an impact. The guy who did the track was named Roni Size and this is how I met Drum n´Bass. No one played that music in Gothenburg at that time so we just had to do it ourself. I and a couple of friends started to buy records and doing our own partys at the legendary Magasinsgatan 17. Those who remember know these were good days. I started to dj alot and played all kinds of music. Hiphop, funk, jazz and electro, all those things took me to where I am today. I don´t see any boundarys as far as music goes, but for me as an artist techno is where I really feel a freedom of expression. Death Disco Radio presents Jor-el (International DJ Gigolos). Biography: As a kid I used to go to the musicstore after school, just to find myself standing for hours enchanted by the mysterious sounds coming out from all the synthezisers that covered the walls. It was somehow the sound of the future and it allways stayed in my mind as an echo. My parents bought me a keyboard, totally unaware of the difference. I wanted to create my own sounds. Years later i bought my first real synth and a drum machine. With my Prophet 2000(sampler/synth) and my Roland 707 drummachine I started to make my first tracks. It was the early 90ties and I was totally consumed by the emerging ravescene, spending the weekends in dark clubs or in giant warehouses. These were the days that techno really went big in Sweden for the first time. One day I heard a track on my favourite radiostation that really made an impact. The guy who did the track was named Roni Size and this is how I met Drum n´Bass. No one played that music in Gothenburg at that time so we just had to do it ourself. I and a couple of friends started to buy records and doing our own partys at the legendary Magasinsgatan 17. Those who remember know these were good days. I started to dj alot and played all kinds of music. Hiphop, funk, jazz and electro, all those things took me to where I am today. I don´t see any boundarys as far as music goes, but for me as an artist techno is where I really feel a freedom of expression. tag:odeo.com,2008-02-29,17805833 Fri, 29 Feb 2008 06:47:39 -0800 no Death Disco Radio http://www.odeo.com/episodes/17778493-Casionova-Italo-Visions-Mixx Death Disco Radio presents: Casionova. He was the first DJ in the UK to revive Italo Disco, and has preached it with a near-religious zeal in clubs and parties all over the country since 1999. Along with his other trademark Chicago House, Disco, Electro and Detroit Techno sounds, his distinctive style has been partied to in sleazy 80s dives all over the UK from Manchester to Brighton to London and everywhere in between. After his electro residency at Molecular Breakdown in 2001 in The Jazz Place (Brighton) Casionova and DJ Devil Droid teamed up with Human Shield’s Ali Renault to create Cyber Dance, a label to channel their italo fantasies through. He also founded and manages/programs Magic Waves Radio with Devil Droid, the first UK Italo Disco radio station and a 24-7 exponent of classic underground dance music culled from the past thirty years. Over the years he’s spun records alongside Casco (Italian DJ Champion 1983), TLR (Creme/Bunker/Global Darkness), Rob ‘n’ Zoopsie (Revolving... Death Disco Radio presents: Casionova. He was the first DJ in the UK to revive Italo Disco, and has preached it with a near-religious zeal in clubs and parties all over the country since 1999. Along with his other trademark Chicago House, Disco, Electro and Detroit Techno sounds, his distinctive style has been partied to in sleazy 80s dives all over the UK from Manchester to Brighton to London and everywhere in between. After his electro residency at Molecular Breakdown in 2001 in The Jazz Place (Brighton) Casionova and DJ Devil Droid teamed up with Human Shield’s Ali Renault to create Cyber Dance, a label to channel their italo fantasies through. He also founded and manages/programs Magic Waves Radio with Devil Droid, the first UK Italo Disco radio station and a 24-7 exponent of classic underground dance music culled from the past thirty years. Over the years he’s spun records alongside Casco (Italian DJ Champion 1983), TLR (Creme/Bunker/Global Darkness), Rob ‘n’ Zoopsie (Revolving Eyes/Moderne), DJ Raphael (Dozer), Fonteyn (Computer Blue), Scape One (Mass Transit/Transparent Sound), Multiplex (Toytronic/Senton), ADJ (Pyramid Transmissions), Peter Mangalore (Human Shield/Sequence), Tommy Walker III (Human Shield), Soft Rocks (Pure Pleasure Music), Future Sound Of Clapton (samurai.fm) and Future Beat Alliance (Delsin). On the radio his mixes can be heard alongside the likes of Casco (Radius/House Of Music), Beat Broker (Flexx), iamelectron (RobotDiscoTerror), K-Alexi, Joe Smooth, DJ Di’jital (Direct Beat/Puzzlebox), Mr Pauli (Viewlexx/Clone), DJ Overdose (Viewlexx), Jeffrey Sfire (Ghostly), Rob ‘n’ Zoopsie (Moderne), Fonteyn (Computer Blue), Baby G (LSB Soundsystem) and Syncom Data (Bunker), to name only a few… His epic ‘Jam All Night (Parts 1 & 2)’ features on Elecktryck Magyck (CyberDance001), on release now, and Casionova is also a member of Deathmixx 5 whose debut EP is released this winter… Death Disco Radio presents: Casionova. He was the first DJ in the UK to revive Italo Disco, and has preached it with a near-religious zeal in clubs and parties all over the country since 1999. Along with his other trademark Chicago House, Disco, Electro and Detroit Techno sounds, his distinctive style has been partied to in sleazy 80s dives all over the UK from Manchester to Brighton to London and everywhere in between. After his electro residency at Molecular Breakdown in 2001 in The Jazz Place (Brighton) Casionova and DJ Devil Droid teamed up with Human Shield’s Ali Renault to create Cyber Dance, a label to channel their italo fantasies through. He also founded and manages/programs Magic Waves Radio with Devil Droid, the first UK Italo Disco radio station and a 24-7 exponent of classic underground dance music culled from the past thirty years. Over the years he’s spun records alongside Casco (Italian DJ Champion 1983), TLR (Creme/Bunker/Global Darkness), Rob ‘n’ Zoopsie (Revolving Eyes/Moderne), DJ Raphael (Dozer), Fonteyn (Computer Blue), Scape One (Mass Transit/Transparent Sound), Multiplex (Toytronic/Senton), ADJ (Pyramid Transmissions), Peter Mangalore (Human Shield/Sequence), Tommy Walker III (Human Shield), Soft Rocks (Pure Pleasure Music), Future Sound Of Clapton (samurai.fm) and Future Beat Alliance (Delsin). On the radio his mixes can be heard alongside the likes of Casco (Radius/House Of Music), Beat Broker (Flexx), iamelectron (RobotDiscoTerror), K-Alexi, Joe Smooth, DJ Di’jital (Direct Beat/Puzzlebox), Mr Pauli (Viewlexx/Clone), DJ Overdose (Viewlexx), Jeffrey Sfire (Ghostly), Rob ‘n’ Zoopsie (Moderne), Fonteyn (Computer Blue), Baby G (LSB Soundsystem) and Syncom Data (Bunker), to name only a few… His epic ‘Jam All Night (Parts 1 & 2)’ features on Elecktryck Magyck (CyberDance001), on release now, and Casionova is also a member of Deathmixx 5 whose debut EP is released this winter… tag:odeo.com,2008-02-21,17778493 Thu, 21 Feb 2008 19:23:01 -0800 no Death Disco Radio http://www.odeo.com/episodes/17740493-Savas-Pascadilis-Fabric-Death-Disco-Radio Death Disco Radio presents Savas Pascalidis (International DJ Gigolos). This DJ and producer is Influenced by early disco, funk, breakdance pop and wave of the early 80’s Savas started his career around 1986 as a house/acid/disco/funk DJ in Southern Germany. In late 80´s he discovered acid and New beat, Ebm and Techno. He started the first Techno Nights in South Germany and became very succesfull and get a high credibility . During the decade of the 90`s Savas was very well known for his Minimal, Detroit ,House ,Techno and Ravesets. In the Mid. 90´s he has started to produce records and released his first record in 1996-97 on different labels like Loriz Sounds, Kurbel, Gigolo and lots more. Many of them have been Big underground Club Hits like “Discotheque” , “Sugarland Express” , “Cosmic dancer”, ”Disco Galaxy” “Superman” and lots more. In 1999 Savas Pascalidis founded his own record label Lasergun records has b ig success all over the world. He is spinning records every weekend in... Death Disco Radio presents Savas Pascalidis (International DJ Gigolos). This DJ and producer is Influenced by early disco, funk, breakdance pop and wave of the early 80’s Savas started his career around 1986 as a house/acid/disco/funk DJ in Southern Germany. In late 80´s he discovered acid and New beat, Ebm and Techno. He started the first Techno Nights in South Germany and became very succesfull and get a high credibility . During the decade of the 90`s Savas was very well known for his Minimal, Detroit ,House ,Techno and Ravesets. In the Mid. 90´s he has started to produce records and released his first record in 1996-97 on different labels like Loriz Sounds, Kurbel, Gigolo and lots more. Many of them have been Big underground Club Hits like “Discotheque” , “Sugarland Express” , “Cosmic dancer”, ”Disco Galaxy” “Superman” and lots more. In 1999 Savas Pascalidis founded his own record label Lasergun records has b ig success all over the world. He is spinning records every weekend in the most popular clubs around the world. Always on the run for new sounds and fresh Records, the sets of savas pascalidis are a Statement of what is happening at the moment in the Music scene. Death Disco Radio presents Savas Pascalidis (International DJ Gigolos). This DJ and producer is Influenced by early disco, funk, breakdance pop and wave of the early 80’s Savas started his career around 1986 as a house/acid/disco/funk DJ in Southern Germany. In late 80´s he discovered acid and New beat, Ebm and Techno. He started the first Techno Nights in South Germany and became very succesfull and get a high credibility . During the decade of the 90`s Savas was very well known for his Minimal, Detroit ,House ,Techno and Ravesets. In the Mid. 90´s he has started to produce records and released his first record in 1996-97 on different labels like Loriz Sounds, Kurbel, Gigolo and lots more. Many of them have been Big underground Club Hits like “Discotheque” , “Sugarland Express” , “Cosmic dancer”, ”Disco Galaxy” “Superman” and lots more. In 1999 Savas Pascalidis founded his own record label Lasergun records has b ig success all over the world. He is spinning records every weekend in the most popular clubs around the world. Always on the run for new sounds and fresh Records, the sets of savas pascalidis are a Statement of what is happening at the moment in the Music scene. tag:odeo.com,2008-02-15,17740493 Fri, 15 Feb 2008 06:11:27 -0800 no Death Disco Radio chicago, funk, electronica, Techno, roland, House, minimal, fashion, detroit, daft punk, justice, Berlin, digital, computer, new york, 80s, robot, Queens, Superman, acid, electro, synthesizer, 1980s, ed banger, depeche mode, trax, underworld, tiga, the presets, italo disco, simian mobile disco, tech-house, 303, psychonauts, new order, the cure, the prodigy, kraftwerk, gigolo, dj hell, traxx, electro-techno, masstyk, chris korda, agent provocateu, mick wills, christopher just, cabaret voltaire, jonzon, the villain, electro disco, tangerine dream, trancid, miss kittin & the hacker, rok, post-disco, prophet 5, adriano canzian, gary numan, moon goons, experimental techno, miami bass, a number of names, acid maria, terence fixmer, dirty criminals, darkwave disco, dj naughty, cut copy, 000000000001, the eurythmics, tuxedomoon, gigolo party, uffie, throbbing gristle, ambient-house, human league, giorgio moroder, mr oizo, the model, der zyklus, mihai popoviciu, lasergun records, station rose, sebastien san, jeff mills, xxnaughty wood, the advent, kode nation, plastique de rêve, disco funk, digitaria http://www.odeo.com/episodes/17714133-XXNaughty-Wood-Disco-Voodoo-Death-Disco-Radio Death Disco Radio presents XXNaughty Wood (Kode, Minneapolis) for an unforgettable disco nouveau jack mix. Death Disco Radio presents XXNaughty Wood (Kode, Minneapolis) for an unforgettable disco nouveau jack mix. Death Disco Radio presents XXNaughty Wood (Kode, Minneapolis) for an unforgettable disco nouveau jack mix. tag:odeo.com,2008-02-08,17714133 Fri, 08 Feb 2008 06:12:55 -0800 no Death Disco Radio electronica, Techno, House, detroit, Minneapolis, electro, Electroclash, Culture Club, 909, italo disco, 303, steve strange, kraftwerk, cybotron, dj hell, traxx, giorgio moroder, superstars of love, miss kitten, phuture, larry levan, dj funk, frankie knuckles, japanese telecom, dmx krew, the poetic painter m, david carretta, villan x. x2. jtc (james t cotton). d'marc cantu, mr. lee, richard james burgess, the hacker, 808, gigolos, model 500, kode, the jak. 2 am/fm, farley jackmaster funk, white knight, mr. fingers http://www.odeo.com/episodes/17685243-DJ-Lynnetic-Sunday-Mix-Death-Disco-Radio Death Disco Radio presents DJ Lynnetic (International Deejay Gigolo Artist Relations). This model/DJ/songwriter is no stranger to the world of fashion and music. Kristen Lynn van Dernoot, aka “DJ Lynnetic” jet sets from Oregon, to Wisconsin, to Freiburg, Germany, to LA, to her current home of Berlin, Germany. Kristen, a former college athlete, and current DJ, producer, model, actress, and TV Host, to name a few has worked as the vocalist for two electro groups, Nonplus and LeMans Electro. DJ Lynnetic resides in Berlin, where she DJ’s, writes music, models, and works behind the scenes at International Deejay Gigolo Records. Kristen was featured in Vanity Fair Germany’s August edition. Death Disco Radio presents DJ Lynnetic (International Deejay Gigolo Artist Relations). This model/DJ/songwriter is no stranger to the world of fashion and music. Kristen Lynn van Dernoot, aka “DJ Lynnetic” jet sets from Oregon, to Wisconsin, to Freiburg, Germany, to LA, to her current home of Berlin, Germany. Kristen, a former college athlete, and current DJ, producer, model, actress, and TV Host, to name a few has worked as the vocalist for two electro groups, Nonplus and LeMans Electro. DJ Lynnetic resides in Berlin, where she DJ’s, writes music, models, and works behind the scenes at International Deejay Gigolo Records. Kristen was featured in Vanity Fair Germany’s August edition. Death Disco Radio presents DJ Lynnetic (International Deejay Gigolo Artist Relations). This model/DJ/songwriter is no stranger to the world of fashion and music. Kristen Lynn van Dernoot, aka “DJ Lynnetic” jet sets from Oregon, to Wisconsin, to Freiburg, Germany, to LA, to her current home of Berlin, Germany. Kristen, a former college athlete, and current DJ, producer, model, actress, and TV Host, to name a few has worked as the vocalist for two electro groups, Nonplus and LeMans Electro. DJ Lynnetic resides in Berlin, where she DJ’s, writes music, models, and works behind the scenes at International Deejay Gigolo Records. Kristen was featured in Vanity Fair Germany’s August edition. tag:odeo.com,2008-01-31,17685243 Thu, 31 Jan 2008 07:54:44 -0800 no Death Disco Radio http://www.odeo.com/episodes/17638873-Hella-My-Boyfriend-is-a-Robot tag:odeo.com,2008-01-18,17638873 Fri, 18 Jan 2008 08:14:57 -0800 no Death Disco Radio http://www.odeo.com/episodes/17608243-Adriano-Canzian-Live-Death-Disco-Radio Death Disco Radio presents Adriano Canzian (International Dj Gigolo). Adriano Canzian studied sculpture and graphic art and attended the Accademia Di Belle Arti in Rome. He soon started painting and he lived as an artist, performing in many galleries in Rome, London and Paris. “I like to influence the environment around me with my music, my colours and my style. I like the 80’s glamour style mixed up with punk taste. I love fashion, especially when it’s a pure form of art: Alexander Mc Queen and John Galliano are my favourite stylists, because they create exactly what they want, without respecting any rule.” He lived for 4 years in Paris, where once again he worked with stylists, and enlarged the frequentation of the world’s most transgressive clubs. His first single “Macho Boy”, in August 2003, has been performed during the opening of a Versace Houte Couture parade. Also present in the Givenchy Compilation created for Japan, in Nag Nag Nag in London, and in Radio Colette in Paris. ... Death Disco Radio presents Adriano Canzian (International Dj Gigolo). Adriano Canzian studied sculpture and graphic art and attended the Accademia Di Belle Arti in Rome. He soon started painting and he lived as an artist, performing in many galleries in Rome, London and Paris. “I like to influence the environment around me with my music, my colours and my style. I like the 80’s glamour style mixed up with punk taste. I love fashion, especially when it’s a pure form of art: Alexander Mc Queen and John Galliano are my favourite stylists, because they create exactly what they want, without respecting any rule.” He lived for 4 years in Paris, where once again he worked with stylists, and enlarged the frequentation of the world’s most transgressive clubs. His first single “Macho Boy”, in August 2003, has been performed during the opening of a Versace Houte Couture parade. Also present in the Givenchy Compilation created for Japan, in Nag Nag Nag in London, and in Radio Colette in Paris. The single has become a fashion cult worldwide. Adriano played and performed in many occasions with Hell, Pascalidis, Carretta, Fixmer. Death Disco Radio presents Adriano Canzian (International Dj Gigolo). Adriano Canzian studied sculpture and graphic art and attended the Accademia Di Belle Arti in Rome. He soon started painting and he lived as an artist, performing in many galleries in Rome, London and Paris. “I like to influence the environment around me with my music, my colours and my style. I like the 80’s glamour style mixed up with punk taste. I love fashion, especially when it’s a pure form of art: Alexander Mc Queen and John Galliano are my favourite stylists, because they create exactly what they want, without respecting any rule.” He lived for 4 years in Paris, where once again he worked with stylists, and enlarged the frequentation of the world’s most transgressive clubs. His first single “Macho Boy”, in August 2003, has been performed during the opening of a Versace Houte Couture parade. Also present in the Givenchy Compilation created for Japan, in Nag Nag Nag in London, and in Radio Colette in Paris. The single has become a fashion cult worldwide. Adriano played and performed in many occasions with Hell, Pascalidis, Carretta, Fixmer. tag:odeo.com,2008-01-11,17608243 Fri, 11 Jan 2008 07:12:50 -0800 no Death Disco Radio http://www.odeo.com/episodes/17576023-Mr-K-Alexi-Tecsoul-Set-3-Death-Disco-Radio tag:odeo.com,2008-01-01,17576023 Tue, 01 Jan 2008 09:19:23 -0800 no Death Disco Radio chicago, electronica, Techno, disco, tribal, new wave, underground, electro, house music, italo disco, hi nrg, dancefloor, electowave, k alexi, mixamster http://www.odeo.com/episodes/17448513-DJ-Hell-Death-Disco-Radio-1st-Anniversary Death Disco Radio’s 1st Anniversary features DJ Hell (Gigolo label boss) for an unforgettable mix. DJ Hell (real name Helmut Josef Geier, born in Munich on September 6, 1962) has been responsible for many of the big records to come out of the Electroclash or German Squelch scene that emerged in Berlin in the mid-nineties. He is seen as the musical initiator of the 80s Revival movement later known as Electroclash popularizing the music from his hometown Munich from the mid to late 90s. In the summer of 1977, Hell bought his first punk record – The Damned’s DAMNED, DAMNED, DAMNED (1976) – and found himself immediately hooked on the music’s febrile energy and raw, instinctive power. By 1978, Hell found himself playing records in a local nightclub. “It was a club for hippies,” he later recalled. “They really hated us.” But Hell’s night became a popular draw and he graduated to the club’s weekend slot. With Disko B, Hell began to explore a dark, almost gothic strain of techno. Tracks lik... Death Disco Radio’s 1st Anniversary features DJ Hell (Gigolo label boss) for an unforgettable mix. DJ Hell (real name Helmut Josef Geier, born in Munich on September 6, 1962) has been responsible for many of the big records to come out of the Electroclash or German Squelch scene that emerged in Berlin in the mid-nineties. He is seen as the musical initiator of the 80s Revival movement later known as Electroclash popularizing the music from his hometown Munich from the mid to late 90s. In the summer of 1977, Hell bought his first punk record – The Damned’s DAMNED, DAMNED, DAMNED (1976) – and found himself immediately hooked on the music’s febrile energy and raw, instinctive power. By 1978, Hell found himself playing records in a local nightclub. “It was a club for hippies,” he later recalled. “They really hated us.” But Hell’s night became a popular draw and he graduated to the club’s weekend slot. With Disko B, Hell began to explore a dark, almost gothic strain of techno. Tracks like “Motherfunk” were brooding affairs that borrowed the hard, minimal feel of Jeff Mills or Robert Hood and invested it with a sense of baleful, barely restrained violence. On “Totmacher” (lit. “Dead Maker”) he blended film noire soundtracking with deep, punishing grooves. As the name suggested (MUNICH MACHINE was originally the title of one of Giorgio Moroder’s mid-’70s projects) the album saw Hell plundering computer disco with tracks such as “For Your Love” and “Berimbau” being little more than thinly-disguised pastiches of classic Moroder/Donna Summer workouts. However, the album also contained credited cover versions including an intriguing version of The Normal’s “Warm Leatherette” (also covered by Grace Jones) and an electronic reworking of “Suicide Commando” by obscure Hanover guitar band No More, a single which Hell had played non-stop during his early career as a punk DJ and which, symbolically at least, brought Helmut Geier’s musical trip full circle. In 2006, DJ Hell was involved in an German Intel promotional campaign involving five renowned demogroups (Andromeda Software Development, Conspiracy, Fairlight, Farbrausch and mfx), who were set out to create promotional videos using short soundclips by DJ Hell. [1] DJ Hell’s Hit single Keep On Waiting was produced using samples as a basic track from a song titled Blurb by a New York based group known as Intense Molecular Activity. IMAs 4 track EP was released in 1980 on an independent label. Death Disco Radio’s 1st Anniversary features DJ Hell (Gigolo label boss) for an unforgettable mix. DJ Hell (real name Helmut Josef Geier, born in Munich on September 6, 1962) has been responsible for many of the big records to come out of the Electroclash or German Squelch scene that emerged in Berlin in the mid-nineties. He is seen as the musical initiator of the 80s Revival movement later known as Electroclash popularizing the music from his hometown Munich from the mid to late 90s. In the summer of 1977, Hell bought his first punk record – The Damned’s DAMNED, DAMNED, DAMNED (1976) – and found himself immediately hooked on the music’s febrile energy and raw, instinctive power. By 1978, Hell found himself playing records in a local nightclub. “It was a club for hippies,” he later recalled. “They really hated us.” But Hell’s night became a popular draw and he graduated to the club’s weekend slot. With Disko B, Hell began to explore a dark, almost gothic strain of techno. Tracks like “Motherfunk” were brooding affairs that borrowed the hard, minimal feel of Jeff Mills or Robert Hood and invested it with a sense of baleful, barely restrained violence. On “Totmacher” (lit. “Dead Maker”) he blended film noire soundtracking with deep, punishing grooves. As the name suggested (MUNICH MACHINE was originally the title of one of Giorgio Moroder’s mid-’70s projects) the album saw Hell plundering computer disco with tracks such as “For Your Love” and “Berimbau” being little more than thinly-disguised pastiches of classic Moroder/Donna Summer workouts. However, the album also contained credited cover versions including an intriguing version of The Normal’s “Warm Leatherette” (also covered by Grace Jones) and an electronic reworking of “Suicide Commando” by obscure Hanover guitar band No More, a single which Hell had played non-stop during his early career as a punk DJ and which, symbolically at least, brought Helmut Geier’s musical trip full circle. In 2006, DJ Hell was involved in an German Intel promotional campaign involving five renowned demogroups (Andromeda Software Development, Conspiracy, Fairlight, Farbrausch and mfx), who were set out to create promotional videos using short soundclips by DJ Hell. [1] DJ Hell’s Hit single Keep On Waiting was produced using samples as a basic track from a song titled Blurb by a New York based group known as Intense Molecular Activity. IMAs 4 track EP was released in 1980 on an independent label. tag:odeo.com,2007-12-13,17448513 Thu, 13 Dec 2007 08:41:42 -0800 no Death Disco Radio http://www.odeo.com/episodes/17419573-Laura-Seh-September-Mix Death Disco Radio returns to Buenos Aires for a special 2007 mix by Laura Seh. Death Disco Radio returns to Buenos Aires for a special 2007 mix by Laura Seh. Death Disco Radio returns to Buenos Aires for a special 2007 mix by Laura Seh. tag:odeo.com,2007-12-06,17419573 Thu, 06 Dec 2007 12:13:38 -0800 no Death Disco Radio http://www.odeo.com/episodes/17393963-Miss-Sugar-Zuckerschock tag:odeo.com,2007-12-01,17393963 Sat, 01 Dec 2007 07:16:20 -0800 no Death Disco Radio http://www.odeo.com/episodes/17349733-D-J-Girl-Death-Disco-Radio-Mix Death Disco Radio Mix brings you D.J. Girl straight from Greece, another Italo disco and electro mega mix. Death Disco Radio Mix brings you D.J. Girl straight from Greece, another Italo disco and electro mega mix. Death Disco Radio Mix brings you D.J. Girl straight from Greece, another Italo disco and electro mega mix. tag:odeo.com,2007-11-21,17349733 Wed, 21 Nov 2007 10:03:35 -0800 no Death Disco Radio http://www.odeo.com/episodes/17328743-Mick-Wills-CBS-Electro-Mix-Death-Disco-Radio Death Disco Radio presents Mick Wills (International DJ Gigolos). You know the saying ‘dance like nobody is watching’? transfer this to dj’ing, and you could end up with something like ‘play like there is no tomorrow. an obsessive way of spinning records. and this is exactly how you could describe the way mick wills plays. mick is not an entertainer or superstar, but one of the few true artist dj’s left, someone for whom the music is still all that matters. mick wills starts his dj-career in 1986 at the tender age of 14, playing at small private parties in his hometown in the south of germany. he plays anything from new wave to hi nrg, and when he discovers techno, acid, and new beat in the late 80’s, there is no more stopping him. he can recite the mailorder hotline number from the hardwax record store in his sleep, but also finds old disco and funk records on fleamarkets and on record fairs. in 1994, one night he spins together with dj hell. hell is impressed: he gives wills the c... Death Disco Radio presents Mick Wills (International DJ Gigolos). You know the saying ‘dance like nobody is watching’? transfer this to dj’ing, and you could end up with something like ‘play like there is no tomorrow. an obsessive way of spinning records. and this is exactly how you could describe the way mick wills plays. mick is not an entertainer or superstar, but one of the few true artist dj’s left, someone for whom the music is still all that matters. mick wills starts his dj-career in 1986 at the tender age of 14, playing at small private parties in his hometown in the south of germany. he plays anything from new wave to hi nrg, and when he discovers techno, acid, and new beat in the late 80’s, there is no more stopping him. he can recite the mailorder hotline number from the hardwax record store in his sleep, but also finds old disco and funk records on fleamarkets and on record fairs. in 1994, one night he spins together with dj hell. hell is impressed: he gives wills the chance to spin in the legendary ultraschall in munich, also based on the mixtapes that wills keeps handing over to hell. around the same time he starts organizing parties in and around the city of stuttgart with his friend isabella venis. under the moniker of ‘mb presents’ the duo bring artists like klangstabil, keith tucker, hell, anthony “shake” shakir, jonzon, claus bachor, roland casper, miss kittin and the hacker, john selway, trike, terence fixmer, jay denham, electric indigo, inform3r, legowelt, tlr, orgue electronique, i-f, rude 66 and gitano d.j. (member of the polygamy boys) to their city. in 1996 he collaborates with klangstabil’s maurizio blanco in the studio and he knows from that moment that he wants to produce records as well as play them. as wills doesn’t like to do things half, it takes him several years to get a studio together and learn all the tricks of the trade, so on each of his following records you can hear wills’ progress in the studio. he records his first tracks in 2001, and hell’s gigolo label immediately bites. the atomic ep that also includes a remake of bobby orlando’s “calling all the boys” by the kinky lovers (mick wills & isabella venis) is a success and two other mick wills releases for gigolo follow, with more material on the way in 2006. while signed to gigolo, his dj-career takes off. with germany not big enough anymore, ‘the gigolo from porschetown’, spins blistering sets in places as diverse as mayday in dortmund 2005, barcelona’s loft, and clubs in valencia, moscow, london, athens, budapest, bukarest, etc. his sets are described as ‘universal, global and neo- retrolectro’. they mix the best of over 25 years of dance music in a way that few dj’s can, effortlessly switching between the cutting edge of today’s sounds and vintage chicago, detroit, italo, hi nrg, wave, acid and electro. wills is a true music freak, an avid record collector and really does play like every night is his last. again and again and again… Death Disco Radio presents Mick Wills (International DJ Gigolos). You know the saying ‘dance like nobody is watching’? transfer this to dj’ing, and you could end up with something like ‘play like there is no tomorrow. an obsessive way of spinning records. and this is exactly how you could describe the way mick wills plays. mick is not an entertainer or superstar, but one of the few true artist dj’s left, someone for whom the music is still all that matters. mick wills starts his dj-career in 1986 at the tender age of 14, playing at small private parties in his hometown in the south of germany. he plays anything from new wave to hi nrg, and when he discovers techno, acid, and new beat in the late 80’s, there is no more stopping him. he can recite the mailorder hotline number from the hardwax record store in his sleep, but also finds old disco and funk records on fleamarkets and on record fairs. in 1994, one night he spins together with dj hell. hell is impressed: he gives wills the chance to spin in the legendary ultraschall in munich, also based on the mixtapes that wills keeps handing over to hell. around the same time he starts organizing parties in and around the city of stuttgart with his friend isabella venis. under the moniker of ‘mb presents’ the duo bring artists like klangstabil, keith tucker, hell, anthony “shake” shakir, jonzon, claus bachor, roland casper, miss kittin and the hacker, john selway, trike, terence fixmer, jay denham, electric indigo, inform3r, legowelt, tlr, orgue electronique, i-f, rude 66 and gitano d.j. (member of the polygamy boys) to their city. in 1996 he collaborates with klangstabil’s maurizio blanco in the studio and he knows from that moment that he wants to produce records as well as play them. as wills doesn’t like to do things half, it takes him several years to get a studio together and learn all the tricks of the trade, so on each of his following records you can hear wills’ progress in the studio. he records his first tracks in 2001, and hell’s gigolo label immediately bites. the atomic ep that also includes a remake of bobby orlando’s “calling all the boys” by the kinky lovers (mick wills & isabella venis) is a success and two other mick wills releases for gigolo follow, with more material on the way in 2006. while signed to gigolo, his dj-career takes off. with germany not big enough anymore, ‘the gigolo from porschetown’, spins blistering sets in places as diverse as mayday in dortmund 2005, barcelona’s loft, and clubs in valencia, moscow, london, athens, budapest, bukarest, etc. his sets are described as ‘universal, global and neo- retrolectro’. they mix the best of over 25 years of dance music in a way that few dj’s can, effortlessly switching between the cutting edge of today’s sounds and vintage chicago, detroit, italo, hi nrg, wave, acid and electro. wills is a true music freak, an avid record collector and really does play like every night is his last. again and again and again… tag:odeo.com,2007-11-15,17328743 Thu, 15 Nov 2007 13:14:32 -0800 no Death Disco Radio http://www.odeo.com/episodes/17281373-RoMix-High-Gloss-Girls Death Disco Radio brings you RoMix from Argentina. Death Disco Radio brings you RoMix from Argentina. Death Disco Radio brings you RoMix from Argentina. tag:odeo.com,2007-11-07,17281373 Wed, 07 Nov 2007 20:51:01 -0800 no Death Disco Radio http://www.odeo.com/episodes/17223493-Play-Paul-August-Mix-Death-Disco-Radio Death Disco Radio presents Play Paul (International DJ Gigolos). Paul De Homem-Christo is the brother of Guy-Manuel De Homem-Christo of Daft Punk. Released Ain’t No Ho \ La La Land on Dj Hell’s International Deejay Gigolo Records, scooping up remixes from Ed Bangers main names SebastiAn and Xavier de Rosnay (Justice).... So the French House scene is high on his agenda. His first tracks were released on Thomas Bangalter’s Roule. Furthermore, Paul remixed high profile artists such as Kylie Minogue, Shaggy, Modjo, Basement Jaxx, Etienne de Crecy, Playground and Kid Alex. Former drummer in heavy metal school bands (Danzig, The Cult, G n’ R, Metallica, Megadeth). Member of the french house band The Buffalo Bunch (Roulé, Crydamoure). For his new release Paul has lent his soul vocals to ‘La la Land’ originally by house legend Green Velvet. He has managed to incorporate more of a melody into this great classic of dancefloor electro-pop. A.k.a Dark One, Migrants, Syndicated People Play Paul ... Death Disco Radio presents Play Paul (International DJ Gigolos). Paul De Homem-Christo is the brother of Guy-Manuel De Homem-Christo of Daft Punk. Released Ain’t No Ho \ La La Land on Dj Hell’s International Deejay Gigolo Records, scooping up remixes from Ed Bangers main names SebastiAn and Xavier de Rosnay (Justice).... So the French House scene is high on his agenda. His first tracks were released on Thomas Bangalter’s Roule. Furthermore, Paul remixed high profile artists such as Kylie Minogue, Shaggy, Modjo, Basement Jaxx, Etienne de Crecy, Playground and Kid Alex. Former drummer in heavy metal school bands (Danzig, The Cult, G n’ R, Metallica, Megadeth). Member of the french house band The Buffalo Bunch (Roulé, Crydamoure). For his new release Paul has lent his soul vocals to ‘La la Land’ originally by house legend Green Velvet. He has managed to incorporate more of a melody into this great classic of dancefloor electro-pop. A.k.a Dark One, Migrants, Syndicated People Play Paul – August Mix (Death Disco Radio) Track list: 1) Goose – Bring it on (B.Dlugosh remix) – Skint 2) Justice – DANCE (MSTRKRFT remix) – Because 3) The Teenagers – Home comin’ (Guns n’ Bombs remix) – Kitsune 4) Play Paul & Nicos Marcos – Breathe (Jan Driver remix) – Craft Music 5) Klaxons – Gravity’s rainbow (Soulwax remix) – Rinse 6) Chemical Brothers – Do it again – Virgin 7) Play Paul – 9AM – CD-R 8) Lützenkirchen – Blind Horizon – Craft Music 9) Santos – Camels (Dirk Dreyer & Marcus Layton remix) – Alphabet City 10) The Teacher – Slap me like a bitch (Timofey remix) – Bonzai Music 11) Andrea Doria – Yaoo ! – Great Stuff Recordings 12) New Young Pony Club – Ice Creams (Herve Goes Banana remix) – Universal 13) Play Paul & Nicos Marcos – Breathe – Craft Music Death Disco Radio presents Play Paul (International DJ Gigolos). Paul De Homem-Christo is the brother of Guy-Manuel De Homem-Christo of Daft Punk. Released Ain’t No Ho \ La La Land on Dj Hell’s International Deejay Gigolo Records, scooping up remixes from Ed Bangers main names SebastiAn and Xavier de Rosnay (Justice).... So the French House scene is high on his agenda. His first tracks were released on Thomas Bangalter’s Roule. Furthermore, Paul remixed high profile artists such as Kylie Minogue, Shaggy, Modjo, Basement Jaxx, Etienne de Crecy, Playground and Kid Alex. Former drummer in heavy metal school bands (Danzig, The Cult, G n’ R, Metallica, Megadeth). Member of the french house band The Buffalo Bunch (Roulé, Crydamoure). For his new release Paul has lent his soul vocals to ‘La la Land’ originally by house legend Green Velvet. He has managed to incorporate more of a melody into this great classic of dancefloor electro-pop. A.k.a Dark One, Migrants, Syndicated People Play Paul – August Mix (Death Disco Radio) Track list: 1) Goose – Bring it on (B.Dlugosh remix) – Skint 2) Justice – DANCE (MSTRKRFT remix) – Because 3) The Teenagers – Home comin’ (Guns n’ Bombs remix) – Kitsune 4) Play Paul & Nicos Marcos – Breathe (Jan Driver remix) – Craft Music 5) Klaxons – Gravity’s rainbow (Soulwax remix) – Rinse 6) Chemical Brothers – Do it again – Virgin 7) Play Paul – 9AM – CD-R 8) Lützenkirchen – Blind Horizon – Craft Music 9) Santos – Camels (Dirk Dreyer & Marcus Layton remix) – Alphabet City 10) The Teacher – Slap me like a bitch (Timofey remix) – Bonzai Music 11) Andrea Doria – Yaoo ! – Great Stuff Recordings 12) New Young Pony Club – Ice Creams (Herve Goes Banana remix) – Universal 13) Play Paul & Nicos Marcos – Breathe – Craft Music tag:odeo.com,2007-10-29,17223493 Mon, 29 Oct 2007 15:13:32 -0700 no Death Disco Radio http://www.odeo.com/episodes/17198653-Mr-K-Alexi-Set-28-Death-Disco-Radio Death Disco Radio features another Jacking house mix from Mr K-Alexi Shelby. Death Disco Radio features another Jacking house mix from Mr K-Alexi Shelby. Death Disco Radio features another Jacking house mix from Mr K-Alexi Shelby. tag:odeo.com,2007-10-26,17198653 Fri, 26 Oct 2007 08:28:00 -0700 no Death Disco Radio http://www.odeo.com/episodes/17142923-Casco-Live-in-London-Dolcenoir-Party Futuristic? Yes! Sexy? Sleazy as blood red lipstick! Grab onto your seats and slip on your black gloves as Death Disco Radio.com brings you yet another fabulously italo-licious mix from the legendary Italian DJ Producer Salvatore Cusato aka Casco, who represents the expression of Italodisco characterized by the typical synths, a distinct bassline and vocoder and greater sentimental register. Casco – Live in London on Death Disco Radio.com is a dancefloor mix that has many new remixes, never heard before, white labels, and right from Salvatore’s record crate. Italo Disco as heard from an Italo disco synth pop no wave. Casco is arguably one of the main icons the Italodisco scene, and has major hit in 1983 with “Cybernetic Love “(CGD Italy/House of Music). This track was reconized as one of most futuristic record ever produced in Italy (“LOOPS una historia de la musica electronica” by Javier Blanquez/Omar Morera Mondadori Spain 2002) . In 2004 the come back with “Casco presents BWH Sto... Futuristic? Yes! Sexy? Sleazy as blood red lipstick! Grab onto your seats and slip on your black gloves as Death Disco Radio.com brings you yet another fabulously italo-licious mix from the legendary Italian DJ Producer Salvatore Cusato aka Casco, who represents the expression of Italodisco characterized by the typical synths, a distinct bassline and vocoder and greater sentimental register. Casco – Live in London on Death Disco Radio.com is a dancefloor mix that has many new remixes, never heard before, white labels, and right from Salvatore’s record crate. Italo Disco as heard from an Italo disco synth pop no wave. Casco is arguably one of the main icons the Italodisco scene, and has major hit in 1983 with “Cybernetic Love “(CGD Italy/House of Music). This track was reconized as one of most futuristic record ever produced in Italy (“LOOPS una historia de la musica electronica” by Javier Blanquez/Omar Morera Mondadori Spain 2002) . In 2004 the come back with “Casco presents BWH Stop /Livin Up” (Radius Records/N.e.w.s Belgium), two early 80’s Italo cult tracks additionally produced by S. Cusato himself and remixed by Finnish Djs Bangkok Impact and Putsch 79. During 2006 the Dutch Dj Dexter remixed “Cybernetic Love” re-issued by Radius Records. On the same Belgian label Casco presented the re-release of Flexx Vs. Radius containing the classic italos 80’s lost tracks “New Life” by Blackway and “A dog in the night” by Mr. Master. Casco’s productions were recently enclosed in various italo electro compilations worldwide(Radius/N.e.w.s Belgium – Clone Holland – Fabric London UK – Yellow Productions France – Blanco y Negro Spain – Toshiba Japan – Helidon Italy…). In 2007 Casco released in limited edition “The Cyber Album” (Music Control). Futuristic? Yes! Sexy? Sleazy as blood red lipstick! Grab onto your seats and slip on your black gloves as Death Disco Radio.com brings you yet another fabulously italo-licious mix from the legendary Italian DJ Producer Salvatore Cusato aka Casco, who represents the expression of Italodisco characterized by the typical synths, a distinct bassline and vocoder and greater sentimental register. Casco – Live in London on Death Disco Radio.com is a dancefloor mix that has many new remixes, never heard before, white labels, and right from Salvatore’s record crate. Italo Disco as heard from an Italo disco synth pop no wave. Casco is arguably one of the main icons the Italodisco scene, and has major hit in 1983 with “Cybernetic Love “(CGD Italy/House of Music). This track was reconized as one of most futuristic record ever produced in Italy (“LOOPS una historia de la musica electronica” by Javier Blanquez/Omar Morera Mondadori Spain 2002) . In 2004 the come back with “Casco presents BWH Stop /Livin Up” (Radius Records/N.e.w.s Belgium), two early 80’s Italo cult tracks additionally produced by S. Cusato himself and remixed by Finnish Djs Bangkok Impact and Putsch 79. During 2006 the Dutch Dj Dexter remixed “Cybernetic Love” re-issued by Radius Records. On the same Belgian label Casco presented the re-release of Flexx Vs. Radius containing the classic italos 80’s lost tracks “New Life” by Blackway and “A dog in the night” by Mr. Master. Casco’s productions were recently enclosed in various italo electro compilations worldwide(Radius/N.e.w.s Belgium – Clone Holland – Fabric London UK – Yellow Productions France – Blanco y Negro Spain – Toshiba Japan – Helidon Italy…). In 2007 Casco released in limited edition “The Cyber Album” (Music Control). tag:odeo.com,2007-10-19,17142923 Fri, 19 Oct 2007 08:23:50 -0700 no Death Disco Radio http://www.odeo.com/episodes/17111633-Miss-Sugar-Sugarless Death Disco Radio brings back our favorite German DJane Miss Sugar. Seit einigen Jahren mischt in Deutschland eine zierliche und starke Frau Clubs und Bars auf. Hier ein kleines Statement wie Sie die Liebe zum DJing und zur Musik gefunden hat. 1996, mit dem ersten Besuch eines Clubs, begann der geistige Einstieg in das DJing. 2003 sollte sich dies nach 7 Jahren Gelächter auf Seiten der männlichen Kollegen nun endlich ändern. Dank eines Zufallstreffen lernte ich Steve Haze vom Klang-Syndikat kennen, der sich die Zeit nahm, mir ausführlich und mit viel Geduld das DJing nahezubringen. Mit einer Hand voll Platten übte ich so oft ich konnte und merkte das mein Traum, das erste mal vor Publikum zu spielen gar nicht mehr so fern war. Nun hatte ich andere Gedanken im Kopf, mit denen ich mich auseinander setzen musste. Werde ich den Musikgeschmack der Clubber treffen und werden sie zu meiner Musik feiern? Diese Ängste haben sich nach meinem ersten Auftritt im Triebwerk Dresden widerlegt. Mei... Death Disco Radio brings back our favorite German DJane Miss Sugar. Seit einigen Jahren mischt in Deutschland eine zierliche und starke Frau Clubs und Bars auf. Hier ein kleines Statement wie Sie die Liebe zum DJing und zur Musik gefunden hat. 1996, mit dem ersten Besuch eines Clubs, begann der geistige Einstieg in das DJing. 2003 sollte sich dies nach 7 Jahren Gelächter auf Seiten der männlichen Kollegen nun endlich ändern. Dank eines Zufallstreffen lernte ich Steve Haze vom Klang-Syndikat kennen, der sich die Zeit nahm, mir ausführlich und mit viel Geduld das DJing nahezubringen. Mit einer Hand voll Platten übte ich so oft ich konnte und merkte das mein Traum, das erste mal vor Publikum zu spielen gar nicht mehr so fern war. Nun hatte ich andere Gedanken im Kopf, mit denen ich mich auseinander setzen musste. Werde ich den Musikgeschmack der Clubber treffen und werden sie zu meiner Musik feiern? Diese Ängste haben sich nach meinem ersten Auftritt im Triebwerk Dresden widerlegt. Mein Ziel ist es nicht in eine Richtung gedrängt zu werden, sondern meinem Style treu zu bleiben. Für meine Zukunft wünsche ich mir dieses auch weiterhin zu erfüllen und die Menschen mit meiner Performance zu begeistern. Auftritte mit Tok Tok , Haito , Chi , Fengari und 2Elements gaben mir den nötigen Respekt vorm Publikum und vor der Musik. Charakterlich wurde ich ausserdem durch 2 wichtige DJ`s geprägt. Grosser Dank geht an Dirk Duske und Christopher Just, die mir immer gesagt haben :” Lass Dich nicht verbiegen und lebe Deinen Traum !! “ Anfang des Jahres habe ich dann mit meinem Freund Steve Haze und meinem DJ Kollegen D.Hoax eine eigene Agentur,namens purepuremusic, gegründet. Damit haben wir uns einen grossen Traum erfüllt, weil wir Nachwuchskünstlern die Chance geben wollen in der Clubszene Fuss zu fassen. Aber bis dahin ist es noch ein langer und harter Weg, den wir aber alle gern und mit viel Spass und Hoffnung gehen wollen. Death Disco Radio brings back our favorite German DJane Miss Sugar. Seit einigen Jahren mischt in Deutschland eine zierliche und starke Frau Clubs und Bars auf. Hier ein kleines Statement wie Sie die Liebe zum DJing und zur Musik gefunden hat. 1996, mit dem ersten Besuch eines Clubs, begann der geistige Einstieg in das DJing. 2003 sollte sich dies nach 7 Jahren Gelächter auf Seiten der männlichen Kollegen nun endlich ändern. Dank eines Zufallstreffen lernte ich Steve Haze vom Klang-Syndikat kennen, der sich die Zeit nahm, mir ausführlich und mit viel Geduld das DJing nahezubringen. Mit einer Hand voll Platten übte ich so oft ich konnte und merkte das mein Traum, das erste mal vor Publikum zu spielen gar nicht mehr so fern war. Nun hatte ich andere Gedanken im Kopf, mit denen ich mich auseinander setzen musste. Werde ich den Musikgeschmack der Clubber treffen und werden sie zu meiner Musik feiern? Diese Ängste haben sich nach meinem ersten Auftritt im Triebwerk Dresden widerlegt. Mein Ziel ist es nicht in eine Richtung gedrängt zu werden, sondern meinem Style treu zu bleiben. Für meine Zukunft wünsche ich mir dieses auch weiterhin zu erfüllen und die Menschen mit meiner Performance zu begeistern. Auftritte mit Tok Tok , Haito , Chi , Fengari und 2Elements gaben mir den nötigen Respekt vorm Publikum und vor der Musik. Charakterlich wurde ich ausserdem durch 2 wichtige DJ`s geprägt. Grosser Dank geht an Dirk Duske und Christopher Just, die mir immer gesagt haben :” Lass Dich nicht verbiegen und lebe Deinen Traum !! “ Anfang des Jahres habe ich dann mit meinem Freund Steve Haze und meinem DJ Kollegen D.Hoax eine eigene Agentur,namens purepuremusic, gegründet. Damit haben wir uns einen grossen Traum erfüllt, weil wir Nachwuchskünstlern die Chance geben wollen in der Clubszene Fuss zu fassen. Aber bis dahin ist es noch ein langer und harter Weg, den wir aber alle gern und mit viel Spass und Hoffnung gehen wollen. tag:odeo.com,2007-10-12,17111633 Fri, 12 Oct 2007 08:33:15 -0700 no Death Disco Radio http://www.odeo.com/episodes/17050443-Laura-Seh-Stilettos Death Disco Radio presents Laura Seh, the high heeled queen from Argentina. Been born in Buenos Aires the 3 of March of 1983 Laura Seh begins to be interested in the musical scene to the 13 years of age. Under the influences of artists like Depeche Mode, Hernan Cattaneo, Sasha, John Digweed and others. After several years Laura Seh decides to create her own style. Her style varies between Progressive House and house with Electro Tech sounds. Starting to play in private parties organized by friends and some places like ¨Jackos Club¨ in Buenos Aires this 2007 she was present in SAMC with ON MUSIK Record Shop and Sónica School of Electronic Music, also being invited to several local and International radios like DLA (www.dancelatinoamerica.com), BEATBOX (www.beatbox.fm), FM Beat (www.fmbeat.com) and FRISKY (www.friskyradio.com) catching the attention of the public arriving at the residence from Wednesdays in KSK RADIO. To the date already with some own productions like Take Your Way (L... Death Disco Radio presents Laura Seh, the high heeled queen from Argentina. Been born in Buenos Aires the 3 of March of 1983 Laura Seh begins to be interested in the musical scene to the 13 years of age. Under the influences of artists like Depeche Mode, Hernan Cattaneo, Sasha, John Digweed and others. After several years Laura Seh decides to create her own style. Her style varies between Progressive House and house with Electro Tech sounds. Starting to play in private parties organized by friends and some places like ¨Jackos Club¨ in Buenos Aires this 2007 she was present in SAMC with ON MUSIK Record Shop and Sónica School of Electronic Music, also being invited to several local and International radios like DLA (www.dancelatinoamerica.com), BEATBOX (www.beatbox.fm), FM Beat (www.fmbeat.com) and FRISKY (www.friskyradio.com) catching the attention of the public arriving at the residence from Wednesdays in KSK RADIO. To the date already with some own productions like Take Your Way (Laura Seh Original Mix) and some remixes like The Power of Intimacy (Cristian Paduraru´s track) is starting her carrer like producer, thus creating her own sound, in addition to several projects like presentations in clubs, bars and preparing themselves to begin to travel abroad. The idea is not only play with cds and vinyls, but also to use effects to generate sensations in the people, or using a console with effects like the Kaos Pad. “The idea not only is play music and to amuse itself, but feel it and that people feel the same that one is transmitting”. Nacida en Buenos Aires el 3 de marzo de 1983 Laura Seh empieza a interesarse en la escena musical a los 13 años de edad. Influenciándose con artistas como Depeche Mode, Hernan Cattaneo, Sasha, John Digweed y otros luego de varios años Laura Seh decide crear su propio estilo. En el año 2005 decide comenzar su carrera como Dj luego de hacer el curso de Dj inicial y avanzado en la Escuela Sónica. Con el Dj Romayn como profesor comenzó a comprender la escencia y mezcla de los sonidos, así definiendo su estilo musical. En el curso de Dj Avanzado con el Dj Hernan Paredes empieza a entender la utilización de efectos en vivo, pensando utilizarlos en sus shows. Su estilo varia entre Progressive House y el house con sonidos Electro tech. Comenzando a tocar en fiestas privadas con amigos y algunos bares como ¨Jackos Club¨, “Flamingo”, y “Frere” entre otros en la ciudad de Buenos Aires, en el mes de Noviembre llego a través de su segundo demo a quedar entre los mejores 30 djs del concurso DJ MIX 2006 de la asociación de djs e iluminadores de Argentina www.adisc.org, consiguiendo un lugar en la semifinal. Este 2007 estuvo presente en SAMC junto con ON MUSIK Record Shop y Sónica Escuela de Música Electrónica, también siendo invitada a varias radios locales como DLA, FMBeat (www.fmbeat.com Fm 90.5), BeatBox (www.beatbox.fm) entre otras, captando la atención del público local llegando a la residencia de los miércoles en KSK RADIO de 21 a 22 HS, compartiendo dicho dia con otras Dj Mujeres como Alfonsina, Romix, Chloe Harris, Anna Maria X y Onirica. A la fecha ya con algunas producciones propias se encuentra comenzando su carrera como productora, creando así su propio sonido, además de varios proyectos como presentaciones en clubes, radios, bares y preparándose para comenzar a viajar al exterior estando también ligada al proyecto de mujeres djs en Colombia perteneciente a la agencia Orbita Strategy Groups. Su idea no solo es tocar con cds y con vinilos, sino también utilizar efectos para generar sensaciones en el publico, ya sea utilizando una consola con efectos como el Kaos Pad o sintetizadores. “La idea no solo es pasar música y divertirse, sino sentirla y que la gente sienta lo que uno esta transmitiendo” Death Disco Radio presents Laura Seh, the high heeled queen from Argentina. Been born in Buenos Aires the 3 of March of 1983 Laura Seh begins to be interested in the musical scene to the 13 years of age. Under the influences of artists like Depeche Mode, Hernan Cattaneo, Sasha, John Digweed and others. After several years Laura Seh decides to create her own style. Her style varies between Progressive House and house with Electro Tech sounds. Starting to play in private parties organized by friends and some places like ¨Jackos Club¨ in Buenos Aires this 2007 she was present in SAMC with ON MUSIK Record Shop and Sónica School of Electronic Music, also being invited to several local and International radios like DLA (www.dancelatinoamerica.com), BEATBOX (www.beatbox.fm), FM Beat (www.fmbeat.com) and FRISKY (www.friskyradio.com) catching the attention of the public arriving at the residence from Wednesdays in KSK RADIO. To the date already with some own productions like Take Your Way (Laura Seh Original Mix) and some remixes like The Power of Intimacy (Cristian Paduraru´s track) is starting her carrer like producer, thus creating her own sound, in addition to several projects like presentations in clubs, bars and preparing themselves to begin to travel abroad. The idea is not only play with cds and vinyls, but also to use effects to generate sensations in the people, or using a console with effects like the Kaos Pad. “The idea not only is play music and to amuse itself, but feel it and that people feel the same that one is transmitting”. Nacida en Buenos Aires el 3 de marzo de 1983 Laura Seh empieza a interesarse en la escena musical a los 13 años de edad. Influenciándose con artistas como Depeche Mode, Hernan Cattaneo, Sasha, John Digweed y otros luego de varios años Laura Seh decide crear su propio estilo. En el año 2005 decide comenzar su carrera como Dj luego de hacer el curso de Dj inicial y avanzado en la Escuela Sónica. Con el Dj Romayn como profesor comenzó a comprender la escencia y mezcla de los sonidos, así definiendo su estilo musical. En el curso de Dj Avanzado con el Dj Hernan Paredes empieza a entender la utilización de efectos en vivo, pensando utilizarlos en sus shows. Su estilo varia entre Progressive House y el house con sonidos Electro tech. Comenzando a tocar en fiestas privadas con amigos y algunos bares como ¨Jackos Club¨, “Flamingo”, y “Frere” entre otros en la ciudad de Buenos Aires, en el mes de Noviembre llego a través de su segundo demo a quedar entre los mejores 30 djs del concurso DJ MIX 2006 de la asociación de djs e iluminadores de Argentina www.adisc.org, consiguiendo un lugar en la semifinal. Este 2007 estuvo presente en SAMC junto con ON MUSIK Record Shop y Sónica Escuela de Música Electrónica, también siendo invitada a varias radios locales como DLA, FMBeat (www.fmbeat.com Fm 90.5), BeatBox (www.beatbox.fm) entre otras, captando la atención del público local llegando a la residencia de los miércoles en KSK RADIO de 21 a 22 HS, compartiendo dicho dia con otras Dj Mujeres como Alfonsina, Romix, Chloe Harris, Anna Maria X y Onirica. A la fecha ya con algunas producciones propias se encuentra comenzando su carrera como productora, creando así su propio sonido, además de varios proyectos como presentaciones en clubes, radios, bares y preparándose para comenzar a viajar al exterior estando también ligada al proyecto de mujeres djs en Colombia perteneciente a la agencia Orbita Strategy Groups. Su idea no solo es tocar con cds y con vinilos, sino también utilizar efectos para generar sensaciones en el publico, ya sea utilizando una consola con efectos como el Kaos Pad o sintetizadores. “La idea no solo es pasar música y divertirse, sino sentirla y que la gente sienta lo que uno esta transmitiendo” tag:odeo.com,2007-10-04,17050443 Thu, 04 Oct 2007 18:33:44 -0700 no Death Disco Radio http://www.odeo.com/episodes/16784853-Princess-Superstar-2007-Mix-Death-Disco-Radio Death Disco Radio features Princess Superstar whose class and looks could kill: this is Princess Superstar now, then and forever. Concetta Kirschner has her first taste of music from her parent’s daily servings of 70’soul and rock in the suburbs of Philadelphia; tired of the quiet life, the Superstar, packs her belongings and at the age of 17 makes her return to her native New York. It’s 1994, armed with a four track, guitar, keyboards, simple sampling and air tight lyrics, she cuts her first demo immediately receiving incredible hype from the underground and from the majors who recognized her talent and futuristic vision. After many tug of wars with majors she decides to release her first album, Stricly Platinum, on indie label 5th Beetle; co produced with Greg Talenfeld (Jon Spencer Blues Explosion) and Godfrey Diamond, best known for producing “Jungle Boogie” by Kool and the Gang. More wise and focused, the Superstar produces and self releases in 1997 her sophomore effort, CEO, w... Death Disco Radio features Princess Superstar whose class and looks could kill: this is Princess Superstar now, then and forever. Concetta Kirschner has her first taste of music from her parent’s daily servings of 70’soul and rock in the suburbs of Philadelphia; tired of the quiet life, the Superstar, packs her belongings and at the age of 17 makes her return to her native New York. It’s 1994, armed with a four track, guitar, keyboards, simple sampling and air tight lyrics, she cuts her first demo immediately receiving incredible hype from the underground and from the majors who recognized her talent and futuristic vision. After many tug of wars with majors she decides to release her first album, Stricly Platinum, on indie label 5th Beetle; co produced with Greg Talenfeld (Jon Spencer Blues Explosion) and Godfrey Diamond, best known for producing “Jungle Boogie” by Kool and the Gang. More wise and focused, the Superstar produces and self releases in 1997 her sophomore effort, CEO, which would defy critic’s expectations and music industry categorization making her the archetype of a modern blend of hip hop and electronic music. It’s the dawn of the new millennium and the renaissance lady of electro rap has her hands wrapped around every little aspect of the business…ending the century with yet another gem, Last of the 20th century composers, in collaboration with pioneers Prince Paul and Jon Spencer…Around and about her release date, she supports her album performing along side N.E.R.D., Bjork, Z-Trip and KRS-1. February 2002, Bad Babysitter enters the UK top 20 and is a staple for many months on MTV Europe and the Box’s heavy rotation proving that one Princess can move the masses more effectively than a prince, a Queen Mother and a prime minister. The single is featured on the later released “Princess Superstar Is” album which featured collaborations with master MC Kool Keith, the rugged and raw Bahamadia, The High and Mighty, Jzone, Mista Sinista, Herbalizer and a special collaboration with Mercury Prize winner Beth Orton. When it comes to the Hip Hop game, the Princess has it on lock down and the critics go crazy! The unstoppable first lady then releases “Fuck me on the dance floor, produces by legendary ghetto-tech/ booty-bar impresario Disco D who has recently produced “Sky mask way” on 50 Cent’s “The Massacre”. Tearing the clubs up like fire, the Superstar throws down on the wheels of steel from London to Japan, hyping the crowd with her mash-ups between hip hop, electro and rock; playing along side with Alexander Technique, Felix the Housecat, Tiga, ?estlove of the Root, Miss Kittin, and just about every big DJ out there. Taking it to another level once again, she teams up with Alexander Technique, the king of mash-ups, to create the avalanche that is known on the dancefloor as DJs Are Not Rockstars driving people crazy throughout the globe; their self titled mix of 46 tracks mashed into 17 would then be unofficially released on Gigolo Records. In 2005, her majesty upped the game by bringing on the road a live band including her long time live DJ, Alexander Technique, by creating a real life opus which would unfold the stories told in “My Machine”: a concept album about a futuristic society inhabited by clones of the Superstar. Ironically, modern day vices are explored and superficiality is served cold dirty beats courtesy of Arthur Baker, Jacques Lu Cont, Alexander Technique and Junior Sanchez to name a few. 2006 brings us the italo-disco collabo with “The Diskokaines” called “Lick the Alphabet” and “Rock a Boogie” out now. She also appears on the new Dr. Octagon record with Kool Keith on the track “Eat it.” Upcoming appearances include tracks by The Glimmers, Fetisch, Agoria, Coburn, and Larry Tee with “Licky.” As a remixer she has remixed tracks by CSS, Bassnectar, Fluffy Target and Datarock coming out soon. 2007 kicks off with a bang—her Mason vs. Princess Superstar remash of Perfect on Ministry of Sound came out January 22, debuting at #3 on the UK pop charts; and her Gigolo mix CD featuring 10 years of Gigolo Records came out in February 2007 featuring Vitalic, Miss Kittin, Traxx, Arbotique, Hell and more. Current and Upcoming Releases: Return of Dr. Octagon (with Kool Keith)- “Eat it” (Newsweek Magazine called it “The sexiest anti-war song of a generation!”) Laidback Luke featuring Princess Superstar – “Goes Busters”, Global Bookings, Konrad Global Records – Switzerland. This is a SICK remake of Ghostbusters that is tearing up dancefloors worldwide Mr. & Mrs Cameron featuring Princess Superstar – “Computer”, Challenge Records, Out now Agoria featuring Princess Superstar – “Lips On Fire”, Different Records, October 16 Glimmers featuring Princess Superstar – “I Want To Make Out” – Release TBA The Amazing Adventures of DJ Yoda “Let’s Get Old” – Antidote Records, Release date October 2nd Princess’ accapella of “Perfect” on the new Miss Kittin mix CD Side project with Marflow, called The Diskokaines. New 12” “Rock a Boogie” featuring Legowelt and remixed by In Flagranti April 2007 Mix 1. Justice – BEAT 2. TEPR – Minuet Jacuzzi (Data Remix) 3. Busta Rhymes – Touch it (Diplo Remix) 4. Larry Tee & Princess Superstar – Licky (Herve Remix) 5. Roxy Music – Editions of You (Phones Remix) 6. Spank Rock – Bump- White Label 7. Spank Rock – Lindsay Lohan’s Revenge 8. Tomboy – Fancy Footwork vs. Shake that ass bitch! 9. Pink Grease – Carlights (Cajuan Remix) 10. Riot in Belgium – La Musique 11. Passions – Emergency 12. Princess Superstar – Ghostbusters 13. Basement Jaxx – Hey You (Switch and Sinden Remix) 14. Jesse Rose – You’re all over my Head 15. Punks Jump Up – Dance to our Disco 16. Trash Fashion – It’s a Rave Dave Death Disco Radio features Princess Superstar whose class and looks could kill: this is Princess Superstar now, then and forever. Concetta Kirschner has her first taste of music from her parent’s daily servings of 70’soul and rock in the suburbs of Philadelphia; tired of the quiet life, the Superstar, packs her belongings and at the age of 17 makes her return to her native New York. It’s 1994, armed with a four track, guitar, keyboards, simple sampling and air tight lyrics, she cuts her first demo immediately receiving incredible hype from the underground and from the majors who recognized her talent and futuristic vision. After many tug of wars with majors she decides to release her first album, Stricly Platinum, on indie label 5th Beetle; co produced with Greg Talenfeld (Jon Spencer Blues Explosion) and Godfrey Diamond, best known for producing “Jungle Boogie” by Kool and the Gang. More wise and focused, the Superstar produces and self releases in 1997 her sophomore effort, CEO, which would defy critic’s expectations and music industry categorization making her the archetype of a modern blend of hip hop and electronic music. It’s the dawn of the new millennium and the renaissance lady of electro rap has her hands wrapped around every little aspect of the business…ending the century with yet another gem, Last of the 20th century composers, in collaboration with pioneers Prince Paul and Jon Spencer…Around and about her release date, she supports her album performing along side N.E.R.D., Bjork, Z-Trip and KRS-1. February 2002, Bad Babysitter enters the UK top 20 and is a staple for many months on MTV Europe and the Box’s heavy rotation proving that one Princess can move the masses more effectively than a prince, a Queen Mother and a prime minister. The single is featured on the later released “Princess Superstar Is” album which featured collaborations with master MC Kool Keith, the rugged and raw Bahamadia, The High and Mighty, Jzone, Mista Sinista, Herbalizer and a special collaboration with Mercury Prize winner Beth Orton. When it comes to the Hip Hop game, the Princess has it on lock down and the critics go crazy! The unstoppable first lady then releases “Fuck me on the dance floor, produces by legendary ghetto-tech/ booty-bar impresario Disco D who has recently produced “Sky mask way” on 50 Cent’s “The Massacre”. Tearing the clubs up like fire, the Superstar throws down on the wheels of steel from London to Japan, hyping the crowd with her mash-ups between hip hop, electro and rock; playing along side with Alexander Technique, Felix the Housecat, Tiga, ?estlove of the Root, Miss Kittin, and just about every big DJ out there. Taking it to another level once again, she teams up with Alexander Technique, the king of mash-ups, to create the avalanche that is known on the dancefloor as DJs Are Not Rockstars driving people crazy throughout the globe; their self titled mix of 46 tracks mashed into 17 would then be unofficially released on Gigolo Records. In 2005, her majesty upped the game by bringing on the road a live band including her long time live DJ, Alexander Technique, by creating a real life opus which would unfold the stories told in “My Machine”: a concept album about a futuristic society inhabited by clones of the Superstar. Ironically, modern day vices are explored and superficiality is served cold dirty beats courtesy of Arthur Baker, Jacques Lu Cont, Alexander Technique and Junior Sanchez to name a few. 2006 brings us the italo-disco collabo with “The Diskokaines” called “Lick the Alphabet” and “Rock a Boogie” out now. She also appears on the new Dr. Octagon record with Kool Keith on the track “Eat it.” Upcoming appearances include tracks by The Glimmers, Fetisch, Agoria, Coburn, and Larry Tee with “Licky.” As a remixer she has remixed tracks by CSS, Bassnectar, Fluffy Target and Datarock coming out soon. 2007 kicks off with a bang—her Mason vs. Princess Superstar remash of Perfect on Ministry of Sound came out January 22, debuting at #3 on the UK pop charts; and her Gigolo mix CD featuring 10 years of Gigolo Records came out in February 2007 featuring Vitalic, Miss Kittin, Traxx, Arbotique, Hell and more. Current and Upcoming Releases: Return of Dr. Octagon (with Kool Keith)- “Eat it” (Newsweek Magazine called it “The sexiest anti-war song of a generation!”) Laidback Luke featuring Princess Superstar – “Goes Busters”, Global Bookings, Konrad Global Records – Switzerland. This is a SICK remake of Ghostbusters that is tearing up dancefloors worldwide Mr. & Mrs Cameron featuring Princess Superstar – “Computer”, Challenge Records, Out now Agoria featuring Princess Superstar – “Lips On Fire”, Different Records, October 16 Glimmers featuring Princess Superstar – “I Want To Make Out” – Release TBA The Amazing Adventures of DJ Yoda “Let’s Get Old” – Antidote Records, Release date October 2nd Princess’ accapella of “Perfect” on the new Miss Kittin mix CD Side project with Marflow, called The Diskokaines. New 12” “Rock a Boogie” featuring Legowelt and remixed by In Flagranti April 2007 Mix 1. Justice – BEAT 2. TEPR – Minuet Jacuzzi (Data Remix) 3. Busta Rhymes – Touch it (Diplo Remix) 4. Larry Tee & Princess Superstar – Licky (Herve Remix) 5. Roxy Music – Editions of You (Phones Remix) 6. Spank Rock – Bump- White Label 7. Spank Rock – Lindsay Lohan’s Revenge 8. Tomboy – Fancy Footwork vs. Shake that ass bitch! 9. Pink Grease – Carlights (Cajuan Remix) 10. Riot in Belgium – La Musique 11. Passions – Emergency 12. Princess Superstar – Ghostbusters 13. Basement Jaxx – Hey You (Switch and Sinden Remix) 14. Jesse Rose – You’re all over my Head 15. Punks Jump Up – Dance to our Disco 16. Trash Fashion – It’s a Rave Dave tag:odeo.com,2007-09-26,16784853 Wed, 26 Sep 2007 19:49:16 -0700 no Death Disco Radio http://www.odeo.com/episodes/16570963-DJ-June-D-Live-At-Blow-Up-San-Francisco DJ June D of the MuseBox is our featured artist for Death Disco Radio. June’s killer mix was a hit in San Fran and is sure to burn up the radio waves. It is said that radio is for the unattractive and, if you know your Fame quotes, that “tits book bands” so, seeing an impossibly attractive woman in the DJ booth is often seen as played out marketing, but June Deuell is less D’arcy being marginalized to the bass guitar and more Gwen Stefani singing some of the most catchy pop songs of the 90s. Once the party was securely in the downtown scene, the SoulPusher Triumvirate earned a residency at Beauty Bar and was guest DJing at parties like Shindig!, Motherf$$$er, Byte, MisShapes, Rated X and Trash!; clubs like Movida; and for companies like GBH and MyOpenBar.com. After Soulpusher ended in 2006, June D started WhiteDove — a monthly party at Studio B which features all-female talent from DJs like Princess Superstar, DJ Cat and Kim Ann Foxman. MuseBox’s roster includes LCD Soundsystem * Ai... DJ June D of the MuseBox is our featured artist for Death Disco Radio. June’s killer mix was a hit in San Fran and is sure to burn up the radio waves. It is said that radio is for the unattractive and, if you know your Fame quotes, that “tits book bands” so, seeing an impossibly attractive woman in the DJ booth is often seen as played out marketing, but June Deuell is less D’arcy being marginalized to the bass guitar and more Gwen Stefani singing some of the most catchy pop songs of the 90s. Once the party was securely in the downtown scene, the SoulPusher Triumvirate earned a residency at Beauty Bar and was guest DJing at parties like Shindig!, Motherf$$$er, Byte, MisShapes, Rated X and Trash!; clubs like Movida; and for companies like GBH and MyOpenBar.com. After Soulpusher ended in 2006, June D started WhiteDove — a monthly party at Studio B which features all-female talent from DJs like Princess Superstar, DJ Cat and Kim Ann Foxman. MuseBox’s roster includes LCD Soundsystem * Air * Hello Operator * Patrick Watson * NXNE * Dine Alone Records * Uncut * DK Ibomeka * Peter Elkas * Action Makes * The Lipstick Machine * The Mark Inside * Easy Target. DJ June D of the MuseBox is our featured artist for Death Disco Radio. June’s killer mix was a hit in San Fran and is sure to burn up the radio waves. It is said that radio is for the unattractive and, if you know your Fame quotes, that “tits book bands” so, seeing an impossibly attractive woman in the DJ booth is often seen as played out marketing, but June Deuell is less D’arcy being marginalized to the bass guitar and more Gwen Stefani singing some of the most catchy pop songs of the 90s. Once the party was securely in the downtown scene, the SoulPusher Triumvirate earned a residency at Beauty Bar and was guest DJing at parties like Shindig!, Motherf$$$er, Byte, MisShapes, Rated X and Trash!; clubs like Movida; and for companies like GBH and MyOpenBar.com. After Soulpusher ended in 2006, June D started WhiteDove — a monthly party at Studio B which features all-female talent from DJs like Princess Superstar, DJ Cat and Kim Ann Foxman. MuseBox’s roster includes LCD Soundsystem * Air * Hello Operator * Patrick Watson * NXNE * Dine Alone Records * Uncut * DK Ibomeka * Peter Elkas * Action Makes * The Lipstick Machine * The Mark Inside * Easy Target. tag:odeo.com,2007-09-20,16570963 Thu, 20 Sep 2007 11:23:04 -0700 no Death Disco Radio http://www.odeo.com/episodes/16545493-K-Alexi-Set-26 Death Disco Radio’s K Alexi brings another discolicious mix with his signature traxx. Chicago Bang. DJ and producer K Alexi (DJ K Alexi | DJ K-Alexi | DJ Kaay Alexi | K-Alexi Shelby | K. Alexi | K. A. Shelby | K. Alexi | K. Alexi Shelbi | K. Alexi Shelby | K. Shelby | Kaay Alexi | Kaay Alexi Shelby | Mr K-Alexi Shelby) is one of Chicago’s true heroes and cited by many as a pioneer the city’s sound- Kaay’s first pressing ‘Essence of a Dream’ is still regarded a classic today. At the age of 12 Kaay was already moving in the right circles, befriending worldwide legends like Frankie Knuckles and Ron Hardy whilst frequenting the famous Warehouse. His upbringing in Chicago in the 70’s and 80’s meant that Kaay was exposed to a range of genres and different styles of music including Stevie Wonder, Prince, Curtis Mayfield and David Huff – these same names would prove to be the roots of influence. A tally of successful hit records remixing and collaborating with other artists resulted in his ... Death Disco Radio’s K Alexi brings another discolicious mix with his signature traxx. Chicago Bang. DJ and producer K Alexi (DJ K Alexi | DJ K-Alexi | DJ Kaay Alexi | K-Alexi Shelby | K. Alexi | K. A. Shelby | K. Alexi | K. Alexi Shelbi | K. Alexi Shelby | K. Shelby | Kaay Alexi | Kaay Alexi Shelby | Mr K-Alexi Shelby) is one of Chicago’s true heroes and cited by many as a pioneer the city’s sound- Kaay’s first pressing ‘Essence of a Dream’ is still regarded a classic today. At the age of 12 Kaay was already moving in the right circles, befriending worldwide legends like Frankie Knuckles and Ron Hardy whilst frequenting the famous Warehouse. His upbringing in Chicago in the 70’s and 80’s meant that Kaay was exposed to a range of genres and different styles of music including Stevie Wonder, Prince, Curtis Mayfield and David Huff – these same names would prove to be the roots of influence. A tally of successful hit records remixing and collaborating with other artists resulted in his talents being sought by a diverse range of artists like The Pet Shop Boys, Derrick May, Angel Abi, Paul Johnson, Mr Lee (who produces for R Kelly). He’s also worked with Larry Heard & Robert Owens, Dave Angel, Tjen Tjen, Felix Da Housecat and Will Smith. Just as notorious for his DJing ability as his production, Mr Alexi has played at just about every exotic location imaginable. Death Disco Radio’s K Alexi brings another discolicious mix with his signature traxx. Chicago Bang. DJ and producer K Alexi (DJ K Alexi | DJ K-Alexi | DJ Kaay Alexi | K-Alexi Shelby | K. Alexi | K. A. Shelby | K. Alexi | K. Alexi Shelbi | K. Alexi Shelby | K. Shelby | Kaay Alexi | Kaay Alexi Shelby | Mr K-Alexi Shelby) is one of Chicago’s true heroes and cited by many as a pioneer the city’s sound- Kaay’s first pressing ‘Essence of a Dream’ is still regarded a classic today. At the age of 12 Kaay was already moving in the right circles, befriending worldwide legends like Frankie Knuckles and Ron Hardy whilst frequenting the famous Warehouse. His upbringing in Chicago in the 70’s and 80’s meant that Kaay was exposed to a range of genres and different styles of music including Stevie Wonder, Prince, Curtis Mayfield and David Huff – these same names would prove to be the roots of influence. A tally of successful hit records remixing and collaborating with other artists resulted in his talents being sought by a diverse range of artists like The Pet Shop Boys, Derrick May, Angel Abi, Paul Johnson, Mr Lee (who produces for R Kelly). He’s also worked with Larry Heard & Robert Owens, Dave Angel, Tjen Tjen, Felix Da Housecat and Will Smith. Just as notorious for his DJing ability as his production, Mr Alexi has played at just about every exotic location imaginable. tag:odeo.com,2007-09-13,16545493 Thu, 13 Sep 2007 10:05:01 -0700 no Death Disco Radio http://www.odeo.com/episodes/16518843-Electrocandy-Dancefloor-Devastation Death Disco Radio presents Electrocandy. Krakow, Poland is fast becoming a haven for an electro sound that is the eastern block party. ELECTROCANDY! – istniejace od lipca 2005 roku trio didzejskie, ktorego inspiracje plyna z rozmaitych stylow muzycznych – od przebojow z plecaka Pana Tik-Taka po hard techno. Ich eklektyczna elektro/trash/synth/tech/dirtydisko/indie/nurave’owa mieszanke mozna uslyszec w krakowskich klubach Caryca oraz Folia gdzie wystepuja wspomagani przez zaprzyjaznionych widzejów. Death Disco Radio presents Electrocandy. Krakow, Poland is fast becoming a haven for an electro sound that is the eastern block party. ELECTROCANDY! – istniejace od lipca 2005 roku trio didzejskie, ktorego inspiracje plyna z rozmaitych stylow muzycznych – od przebojow z plecaka Pana Tik-Taka po hard techno. Ich eklektyczna elektro/trash/synth/tech/dirtydisko/indie/nurave’owa mieszanke mozna uslyszec w krakowskich klubach Caryca oraz Folia gdzie wystepuja wspomagani przez zaprzyjaznionych widzejów. Death Disco Radio presents Electrocandy. Krakow, Poland is fast becoming a haven for an electro sound that is the eastern block party. ELECTROCANDY! – istniejace od lipca 2005 roku trio didzejskie, ktorego inspiracje plyna z rozmaitych stylow muzycznych – od przebojow z plecaka Pana Tik-Taka po hard techno. Ich eklektyczna elektro/trash/synth/tech/dirtydisko/indie/nurave’owa mieszanke mozna uslyszec w krakowskich klubach Caryca oraz Folia gdzie wystepuja wspomagani przez zaprzyjaznionych widzejów. tag:odeo.com,2007-09-06,16518843 Thu, 06 Sep 2007 09:04:24 -0700 no Death Disco Radio http://www.odeo.com/episodes/16487103-Carolina-Acosta-Stockholm-Syndrome Death Disco presents: Carolina Acosta. Since 2005, this capricious young lady has been stirring the pot deep with her forward thinking DJ style. Gigs have not been a problem for this rising star. Her style is rough and raw and yet dichotomous. The golden mean is a mishmash of electro, techno and house. She will play to the crowd and still maintain a very personal and original style. This fact has even made her A&R for the label Jackmoves. Expect a lot from this tiny terror in the next year; Played along John Dahlbäck, Jesper Dahlbäck and Stephan Bodzin to name a few. Finalist in the famous Dj competition Tornamento 2007 and resident at the club NEU in Stockholm. TRACKLIST 1-The Activator – Dr Gato (plus 4 reasones) GIGOLO195 2-Patrice Baurnel – Just Electricity, Org mix, TRAPEZ073 3-WHITELABEL 4-Mijk van Dijk, Dj Rok – Jack Your Ass, Rok´s Relaxed Dub Mix, GIGOLO205 5-Morning Star – Join In The Chant, Vocal Mix, ICON033 6-Axwell, Laidback Luke, Angello – Get Dumb, Mark Knight rmx,... Death Disco presents: Carolina Acosta. Since 2005, this capricious young lady has been stirring the pot deep with her forward thinking DJ style. Gigs have not been a problem for this rising star. Her style is rough and raw and yet dichotomous. The golden mean is a mishmash of electro, techno and house. She will play to the crowd and still maintain a very personal and original style. This fact has even made her A&R for the label Jackmoves. Expect a lot from this tiny terror in the next year; Played along John Dahlbäck, Jesper Dahlbäck and Stephan Bodzin to name a few. Finalist in the famous Dj competition Tornamento 2007 and resident at the club NEU in Stockholm. TRACKLIST 1-The Activator – Dr Gato (plus 4 reasones) GIGOLO195 2-Patrice Baurnel – Just Electricity, Org mix, TRAPEZ073 3-WHITELABEL 4-Mijk van Dijk, Dj Rok – Jack Your Ass, Rok´s Relaxed Dub Mix, GIGOLO205 5-Morning Star – Join In The Chant, Vocal Mix, ICON033 6-Axwell, Laidback Luke, Angello – Get Dumb, Mark Knight rmx, HUSSLE rec 7-MYNC Project, Dirty South – Everybody Freakin, Org Mix, Cr2 rec 8-Dusty Kid – Kore, Org mix, BOXER051 9-Oliver Giocomotto – Gail in The O, Acquaviva&Damon Jee rmx, Definitive rec 10-WHITELABEL 11-Hugg&Pepp – Livmoder, Org mix, DAR011 Death Disco presents: Carolina Acosta. Since 2005, this capricious young lady has been stirring the pot deep with her forward thinking DJ style. Gigs have not been a problem for this rising star. Her style is rough and raw and yet dichotomous. The golden mean is a mishmash of electro, techno and house. She will play to the crowd and still maintain a very personal and original style. This fact has even made her A&R for the label Jackmoves. Expect a lot from this tiny terror in the next year; Played along John Dahlbäck, Jesper Dahlbäck and Stephan Bodzin to name a few. Finalist in the famous Dj competition Tornamento 2007 and resident at the club NEU in Stockholm. TRACKLIST 1-The Activator – Dr Gato (plus 4 reasones) GIGOLO195 2-Patrice Baurnel – Just Electricity, Org mix, TRAPEZ073 3-WHITELABEL 4-Mijk van Dijk, Dj Rok – Jack Your Ass, Rok´s Relaxed Dub Mix, GIGOLO205 5-Morning Star – Join In The Chant, Vocal Mix, ICON033 6-Axwell, Laidback Luke, Angello – Get Dumb, Mark Knight rmx, HUSSLE rec 7-MYNC Project, Dirty South – Everybody Freakin, Org Mix, Cr2 rec 8-Dusty Kid – Kore, Org mix, BOXER051 9-Oliver Giocomotto – Gail in The O, Acquaviva&Damon Jee rmx, Definitive rec 10-WHITELABEL 11-Hugg&Pepp – Livmoder, Org mix, DAR011 tag:odeo.com,2007-08-29,16487103 Wed, 29 Aug 2007 14:30:52 -0700 no Death Disco Radio http://www.odeo.com/episodes/16454643-DJ-Madison-Electro-Funk-U Death Disco Radio is proud to present DJ Madison. Crash your televisions, get ready for the ELECTRO NU WAVE phenomenon that is Death Disco Radio. In 2005 she made it in the top 10 of the prestigious nationwide Beauty and the Beats contest sponsored by BPM Magazine and Rockstar. Madison has also played at Godskitchen alongside Eddie Haliwell, Kris B, and Fei Fei, showcased alongside James Zabiela on Power Tools radio, and has recently opened up for Cosmic Gate at Club Heaven. Her growing recognition also led her to a residency at Harmonic, a musical journey produced by Mark Lewis. She had a 6 month residency with Harmonic at the Hollywood hot spot White Lotus, which has given her a venue to showcase her music to fans not only in the electronic scene, but also people who have been long time listeners of other genres of music. Madison prides herself in being able to bring together people from all types of musical backgrounds and make sure that all of them are entertained. With inspirat... Death Disco Radio is proud to present DJ Madison. Crash your televisions, get ready for the ELECTRO NU WAVE phenomenon that is Death Disco Radio. In 2005 she made it in the top 10 of the prestigious nationwide Beauty and the Beats contest sponsored by BPM Magazine and Rockstar. Madison has also played at Godskitchen alongside Eddie Haliwell, Kris B, and Fei Fei, showcased alongside James Zabiela on Power Tools radio, and has recently opened up for Cosmic Gate at Club Heaven. Her growing recognition also led her to a residency at Harmonic, a musical journey produced by Mark Lewis. She had a 6 month residency with Harmonic at the Hollywood hot spot White Lotus, which has given her a venue to showcase her music to fans not only in the electronic scene, but also people who have been long time listeners of other genres of music. Madison prides herself in being able to bring together people from all types of musical backgrounds and make sure that all of them are entertained. With inspirations ranging from Sander Kleinenberg, Steve Lawler, Paul Van Dyk, Eric Morillo, Miss Kitten and fellow Swedes Sebastian Ingrosso and Swedish Egil. WWW.DEATHDISCORADIO.COM Death Disco Radio Italo Disco with cutting edge mixes of Chicago house, disco, acid house, Electro, CLASSIC ELECTRO, Synth wave, Detroit Techno, Dark Wave, Minimal tech, Miami Bass, Electro pop, Dark Electro, ELECTRO NU WAVE, NEO WAVE, PUNK FUNK and NO WAVE, ELECTROPUNK, DANCEFLOOR NU WAVE, CLASH DISCO, AVANTGARDE NU WAVE, NEO POP, ELABORATE POP ELECTRO, GOTHIC ELECTRO . D.E.A.T.H. D.I.S.C.O. RADIO of the 1980s Detroit, Bronx, New York City, Los Angeles, with weekly dj’s and artists broadcasting on our podcast. Simulcasts can also be frequently heard on 93.1 FM Twin Cities Radio. High Energy, Italo-disco, Eurodisco, Italodance and Euro-Synth music for S.E.D.U.C.T.I.O.N. on the dancefloor. “Glitz, Glamour, and Champagne.” Program Director: Nico PR: Anna WWW.DEATHDISCORADIO.COM www.myspace.com/deathdiscoradio Death Disco Radio is proud to present DJ Madison. Crash your televisions, get ready for the ELECTRO NU WAVE phenomenon that is Death Disco Radio. In 2005 she made it in the top 10 of the prestigious nationwide Beauty and the Beats contest sponsored by BPM Magazine and Rockstar. Madison has also played at Godskitchen alongside Eddie Haliwell, Kris B, and Fei Fei, showcased alongside James Zabiela on Power Tools radio, and has recently opened up for Cosmic Gate at Club Heaven. Her growing recognition also led her to a residency at Harmonic, a musical journey produced by Mark Lewis. She had a 6 month residency with Harmonic at the Hollywood hot spot White Lotus, which has given her a venue to showcase her music to fans not only in the electronic scene, but also people who have been long time listeners of other genres of music. Madison prides herself in being able to bring together people from all types of musical backgrounds and make sure that all of them are entertained. With inspirations ranging from Sander Kleinenberg, Steve Lawler, Paul Van Dyk, Eric Morillo, Miss Kitten and fellow Swedes Sebastian Ingrosso and Swedish Egil. WWW.DEATHDISCORADIO.COM Death Disco Radio Italo Disco with cutting edge mixes of Chicago house, disco, acid house, Electro, CLASSIC ELECTRO, Synth wave, Detroit Techno, Dark Wave, Minimal tech, Miami Bass, Electro pop, Dark Electro, ELECTRO NU WAVE, NEO WAVE, PUNK FUNK and NO WAVE, ELECTROPUNK, DANCEFLOOR NU WAVE, CLASH DISCO, AVANTGARDE NU WAVE, NEO POP, ELABORATE POP ELECTRO, GOTHIC ELECTRO . D.E.A.T.H. D.I.S.C.O. RADIO of the 1980s Detroit, Bronx, New York City, Los Angeles, with weekly dj’s and artists broadcasting on our podcast. Simulcasts can also be frequently heard on 93.1 FM Twin Cities Radio. High Energy, Italo-disco, Eurodisco, Italodance and Euro-Synth music for S.E.D.U.C.T.I.O.N. on the dancefloor. “Glitz, Glamour, and Champagne.” Program Director: Nico PR: Anna WWW.DEATHDISCORADIO.COM www.myspace.com/deathdiscoradio tag:odeo.com,2007-08-22,16454643 Wed, 22 Aug 2007 17:53:55 -0700 no Death Disco Radio