sessions by cuneyt uysal

The second disc to the series, more electro. Enjoy, more to come from Tokyo in a few hours!

There's no better way to remember an epic summer in the sun than capturing the music that made it happen. Uplifting house tracks embodied by Bag Raiders, Treasure Fingers and Sneaky Sound System and the emerging nu disco sound that I just can't get enough of.

Summer's not over yet in Bondi, so let's make the most of it with these listen smooth Latin rhythms inspired by the famous beaches' grassy noll parties.

Although there's no Akon in this set (yet) this relaxed progressive mix does bring back memories of some of the best aspects of Singapore as a city: it's clean, well-roganised and easy on the ears.

The second in the series, this set is full of summer festival classics that were argulably all inspired by Sidney Sampson's classic Riverside. It only took other artists like Afrojack and Jump Smokers to put a more accessible, electro house spin on Riverside's jarring yet addictive high pitched synths. No mix this would be complete without reference to Tiga and the Bloody Beatroots, so catch them while you can.

A legit progressive set that starts slow and steady, building into smooth, decaffeinated funk. Just a 'lil something to tide you over until Sydney Silly Season 02 comes out. Voila.

No doubt, my favorite mixes of the year. A special series inspired by the pandamonium that is December in Sydney. Happy house holidays to be had, as this set spans the Latin sounds of Tatlers, to the synthie festivals of Stereosonic. We wrap up with the genre-defining Bloody Beatroots and newcomer Monarchy.Stream NOW without downloading, and ... no damn "trial version of mix meister" :-)

This tech progger moves into soulful house territory. Just a quickie. This mix is stream-friendly so no need to download to try!

A more progressive follow up to the sultry first disc in the set, you'll not be surprised to note more Deadmau5 and tributes to Daft Punk alongside Baleric themed tunes. Lest the beats go stale, I promise to actually post these less than six months after creating them next time! Enjoy these mid-April beats.

A classic, if I do say so myself. A personal classic? Is there such a thing?I digress. Easy going, Deadmau5 inspired progger that infuses a touch of nu disco to keep it relevant (read: trendy). All hail the mau5 for bringing back the sweet subtlety of trance.

A long overdue track. Upbeat, funky house is the perfect setting for summer on the riviera.

After being rudely awakened to the fact that MyPodcast.com has deleted ALL my previous podcasts, here we are. Onward and upward people, let's not get distracted!