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Sep 4, 2014 59 min

Deckard September RIPEcast (2014)

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Welcome home, Everyone. We hope you had a fabulous Burn. We're still sorting through the recordings from the Hoe Down and should have those out to you via The RIPEcast in the coming weeks. For now, enjoy this groovy tech house set from our man Deckard. "Earlier this year I was asked to put together a mix by Zach Moore for The Armory Podcast. After primarily playing out ghetto funk and breaks for the previous couple of years I was excited to bust out a batch of tech house type tracks I had come across. Inspiration comes along when you least expect it though and I ended up setting aside this version of the mix and updated it with a new and different direction. Months went by and I completely forgot about this unreleased version. I came upon it again recently at home and thought this would be a fun chance for people to see how my creative process works and a DJs sound can evolve." - Deckard For more information on Deckard visit: https://soundcloud.com/deckard-dj https://www.facebook.com/pages/DJ-Deckard/103355413814 Artwork by www.jempanufnik.com

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