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Domain Earth
by Domain Earth
The beautiful horizon in my profile picture can be attributed to Photo by Jan Kronies on Unsplash.Started mixing records, cassettes, reel-to-reel, VHS, and whatever my friends and I had in the late 80s. Was introduced to my first techno rave in Frankfurt in 1990. In 1992 I began to spin records after going to NASA party at the Limelight, getting my first records, and after being introduced to turntables by two freestyle DJs from New Jersey. At the same time, I got an opportunity to work as a dance and hip hop music director for a college radio station in New York. Began to attend raves and club events in the North East. Landed my first club gig in 1996, spinning hip hop and Miami bass. Was able to roll in a night here and there as a guest DJ spinning deep house, progressive, trance, and Florida breaks. I eventually secured Saturday night main floor honors for over a year at The Pleasuredome pounding out 6-hour sets of everything electronic. A career called from an area outside of mus
Episodes
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Sunday Service - Episode 1
1 Trauma (Worakls Remix) | N'to * 2 Waves (Enoo Napa Remix) | Jacko, Chelsea Como * 3 Fire In The Jungle (Original Mix) | Oliver Koletzki * 4 All I Want Feat. Astrid Suryanto (David Morales Diridim Remix) | Chus & Ceballos * 5 As If By Magic (Original Mix) | Dachshund * 6 Sweet Disposition…
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Sunday Service - Episode 1
1 Trauma (Worakls Remix) | N'to * 2 Waves (Enoo Napa Remix) | Jacko, Chelsea Como * 3 Fire In The Jungle (Original Mix) | Oliver Koletzki * 4 All I Want Feat. Astrid Suryanto (David Morales Diridim Remix) | Chus & Ceballos * 5 As If By Magic (Original Mix) | Dachshund * 6 Sweet Disposition…
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Old Skool Breaks - '99 Pleasuredome Saturday Night
An old set from the Pleasuredome in Tampa, FL. This is circa '99 and most likely played from about 1 am on. Here's the listing. Sarah McLachlan - Close Your Eyes - Rabbit in the Moon Remix Sarah McLachlan - Close Your Eyes - Rabbit in the Moon Remix Noel Sanger - All We Are (The Other Mix)…
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Breakdownunderground
Friends of mine call this tech-funk. I'm still partial to calling it breaks and hate the idea of having to continuously break down styles of EDM into more finite descriptions.
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Trance Anthems 90's - Today
I ws bouncing around the web a few days ago and came across a few different lists of the top 100 Trance Anthems of all times. Many of the lists had great tracks, good variety, glaring ommissions, and some surprises. Based on these lists I decided to go digging into the crates and into my files to...
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PLAY IT THE WAY U FEEL IT!
It's my birthday and this is my gift to everyone. This set strays from the normal EDM set, but as the title insists... Play It The Way You Feel It! Beatport, again thank you for having so many dope tracks. My friends in Frankfurt, London, New York thank you for sending the vinyl! You know who you...
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Hartebreaks v2.0
Big breaks set....
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ABOUT THIS SHOW
The beautiful horizon in my profile picture can be attributed to Photo by Jan Kronies on Unsplash.Started mixing records, cassettes, reel-to-reel, VHS, and whatever my friends and I had in the late 80s. Was introduced to my first techno rave in Frankfurt in 1990. In 1992 I began to spin records after going to NASA party at the Limelight, getting my first records, and after being introduced to turntables by two freestyle DJs from New Jersey. At the same time, I got an opportunity to work as a dance and hip hop music director for a college radio station in New York. Began to attend raves and club events in the North East. Landed my first club gig in 1996, spinning hip hop and Miami bass. Was able to roll in a night here and there as a guest DJ spinning deep house, progressive, trance, and Florida breaks. I eventually secured Saturday night main floor honors for over a year at The Pleasuredome pounding out 6-hour sets of everything electronic. A career called from an area outside of mus
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The beautiful horizon in my profile picture can be attributed to Photo by Jan Kronies on Unsplash.Started mixing records, cassettes, reel-to-reel, VHS, and whatever my friends and I had in the late 80s. Was introduced to my first techno rave in Frankfurt in 1990. In 1992 I began to spin records...
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