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EPISODE · Sep 17, 2009 · 1H

Freakout Chapter 01: Time for a change

from Freakout Podcast · host Supermassive

"From Detroit, it spread east and west like a virus. It mutated, and split into separate strains, each with their own unique characteristics. All different, but all with the indelible mark of Detroit techno forever stamped into its genes.” After almost 4 years I just felt a need to change my sound. I want to challenge myself and find new inspiration playing a wider spectrum of styles. Despite being composed on a techno basis, one of the most exciting genres of modern music in my opinion, Freakout it’s all about music freedom. I'll put here anything that sounds good to my ears regardless of style or labels. Hope you enjoy and have some fun with it. 01. Joseph Capriati – Sidechains (Original Mix)02. DUnity – Autopilot03. Wehbba & Propulse – Wrong Side Business (Original Mix)04. Mike Jacinto & Mark Mendes – Relic05. Eric Entrena – Addicted (Lutzenkirchen Remix06. Tim Deluxe – When We Come To It07. Hawt – Moonlighting (Filth and Splendour Remix)08. Marco G & Amin Golestan – Dagobert (Original Mix)09. Dustin Zahn – Stranger To Stability (Len Faki Podium Mix)10. Evol Waves – Moonish11. Radio Slave – Grindhouse (Dubfire Terror Planet Remix)12. Tarrentella – Karma (Fiord Remix)

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