Best of 2011

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With the year at a close, it’s that time again for a run down of the top 100 tunes on Delicious for 2011. There was some great music released and as always it wasn’t easy chopping it down to this amount. All the tracks featured heavily on the show and in our sets during the year.

Many thanks to all the artists who we featured on the blog and supported at gigs. Big ups go to:

Wayne Duggan, Check The Guns, Shahrohk Dini, Ben Davis (Paper Recordings), Shane Linehan (Basic Grooves), Barry Donovan & Andy Doyle (Lunar Disko Recordings), Shed (Ostgut Ton), Henrik Schwarz (Innervisions) and John Daly (One Track Records)

Eoin and Michael would like to take this opportunity to thank everyone for all their support and help throughout 2011 and wish everyone a very Happy New Year!

BEST OF 2011

2 Billion Beats – Musica Alfresco EP [Paper Recordings]

Abyss – Birdsong (FASC Remix) [Buzzin Fly]

Alain Ho – I Remember The Future [Buzzin Fly]

Alex Agore – Get Away EP [Quintessentials]

Alexander Robotnick – Problemes D’Amour (Kenny Dixon Jr Mix) [NDATL]

Andre Lodemann – Riven Reminiscences EP [Freerange]

Art Department feat. Soul Clap & Osunlade – We Call Love (DJ Harvey Remix) [Crosstown Rebels]

Aux 88 Present Black Tokyo – Remix Sessions 2 [Puzzlebox]

Blawan – Bohla EP [R&S]

Bodj – Ring My Bell EP [Metroline Limited]

Body Language – Falling Out (Tiger & Woods Remix) [Om Records]

Brawther – Do It Yourself EP [Secretsundaze]

Brawther – Remixes EP [Balance]

Brooks Mosher – Mass Transit EP [Dolly]

Check The Guns – Aguanile (The Dr Edit) [Tape Edits 003]

Cosmin TRG – Separat [50 Weapons]

Crazy Penis – A Nice Hot Edit With…LP [Paper Recordings]

Daco – Drip Dry (Yam Who Remix) [Paper Recordings]

DaRand Land – Foregrounds and Backgrounds EP [Downbeat]

Deep Space Orchestra – Return To Dodge City EP [Applied Rhythmic Technology]

Deepgroove & Thieve – Deepgroove & Thieve EP [Gruuv]

Delano Smith – Direct Drive / My Life [Mixmode US]

Demetrio Giannice – Slow EP [Third Ear Recordings]

Dubwise – Magnetron [Electric Avenue Records]

Elef – Haus EP [Fresh Meat]

Ethyl & Huxley – 3 Feet High EP [Saints & Sonnets]

Exercise One – Fantasy Camp EP [Mobilee Records]

Floating Points – Faruxz / Marilyn [Eglo]

Floating Points – Shadows EP [Eglo]

Floorplan – Sanctified EP [M-Plant]

Flowers & Sea Creatures – A.M. EP [Buzzin Fly]

Flowers & Sea Creatures – Going To A Town EP [Buzzin Fly]

Frank Naht – kARMA EP [BCBtec]

Franksen & Tom Wax – Awright EP [BCBtec]

Garcy Noise feat. International Bitch – Back To School EP [Smoke N Mirrors]

Inner Sense – The Second Vibe EP [My Love Is Underground]

Jamie L – Something Better EP [Paper Recordings]

Jerzzey Boy – Lost Cuts Pt.1 EP [My Love Is Underground]

Jose James – Black Magic (Joy Orbison’s Recreation) [Brownswood]

Julio Bashmore – Everyone Needs A Theme Tune EP [PMR]

K – Series & Shane Linehan – Fusion 1 EP [NG415]

Kassem Mosse – Workshop 12 [Workshop]

Kerri Chandler – Ozone EP [Madhouse Records Inc.]

Kimouts – Random Tales Pt.1 [Urbantorque]

Kool Vibe – Catchin’ The Vibe EP [My Love Is Underground]

Lerosa – Façade EP [Uzuri]

Lone – Echolocations EP [R&S]

Lone – Emerald Fantasy Tracks [Magic Wire Recordings]

M.D. – It Ain’t What It Ain’t / Megapolitan Soul [White]

Mano Le Tough – Stories EP [Buzzin Fly]

Manuel Regnet – Joy [Assembly Records]

Marcellus Pittman – The Eastside Story EP [Seventh Sign Recordings]

Marcin Czubala – Back To Back Vol. Five EP [Mobilee]

Marcin Czubala – Just Away EP [Mobilee]

Martyn & Mike Slott – All Nights [All City]

Maurice Donovan – Babeh [The House Sound of SSSSSS]

Mirror People – Hunter EP [Solar Disco]

Motorcitysoul – Cowboy [Carry On]

Mr Fingers – Can You Feel It (John Daly Re-Edit) [Trax]

Murphy Jax feat. Mike Dunn – It’s the Music EP [Clone Jack For Daze Series]

NCW – Panther Veil EP [Apartment]

New Jackson – The Night Mail EP [POGO Recordings]

O/V/R – Post Traumatic Son (Ben Klock Remixes) [Blueprint]

Portable – Let’s Go EP [Karat Records]

Radio Slave – K-Maze (youANDme Secret Vocal Remix) [Cutz]

Raiders of the Lost Arp – Battestar EP [Lunar Disko]

Rodriguez Jnr. – Bittersweet EP [Mobilee]

Sailor Mood – RM12 [Retrometro Records]

Scope – Fundamentals EP [Night Drive Music]

Scope – Kaoz EP [BCBtec]

Scope feat. Terry Grant – Follow Me [Seven Music]

Sebo K – Mr Duke EP [Mobilee Records]

Shahrokh & Strecker – Hard Drive EP [BCBtech]

Shane Linehan – Make It A Ritual [Basic Grooves Recordings]

Shane Linehan – What About It [Soul Shift Music]

Shur-I-Kan – Life Live EP [Lazy Days Recordings]

Sleazy McQueen – We Need to Re-Connect [Paper Recordings]

Snoretex – Strange Aeons EP [Buzzin Fly]

South West Seven – Absolute / Hey Mama [Solar Disco]

South West Seven – Mels Pockets EP [Carry On]

South West Seven – South West Seven EP [Kolour LTD]

Space Dimension Controller – The Pathway To Tiraquon6 [R&S]

Steffi – Remixes [Ostgut Ton]

Steffi feat. Virginia – Yours [Ostgut Ton]

Steven Tang – Uprise In The Orient EP [Syncrophone]

Storm Queen – It Goes On [Environ]

SumSuch – Elounda Morning EP [Seven Music]

Teengirl Fantasy – Cheaters EP [Hivern Disc]

Tevo Howard – The Age of Compassion EP [Buzzin Fly]

The Bionics – Love Chains EP [Paper Recordings]

The Groove Victim – Chosen Tracks [My Love Is Underground]

Todd Terje – Ragysh [Running Back]

Truncate – Concentrate / Focus [Truncate]

Tyree – Nuthin Wrong [Mojuba Underground]

Vahagn – Relapse EP [Buzzin Fly]

Various – Lunar Disko Presents House Expressions [Lunar Disko]

Various – Panorama Bar 03 EP [Ostgut Ton]

Various – Zapzarap EP [Diynamic]

Virgo 4 – It’s A Crime Remixes [Rush Hour]

XDB – Recago EP [Dolly]

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Delicious Labels | Lunar Disko Records

Barry Donovan and Andy Doyle have been stalwarts on the Dublin clubbing scene for many years. Having cut their teeth as regulars at the City’s seminal club night Electric City they successfully set up their own club and record label called Lunar Disko. This year the lads celebrated five years of quality parties by bringing over Chicago House legend Tyree Cooper and finished off 2011 with one of their best releases to date the Battlestar EP by Raiders of the Lost Arp.

Intrigued as to how Barry, a Liverpool fan and Andy, a Manchester United fan, have managed to get this far without killing each other Michael Black caught up with the lads and chewed the fat about their influences, the label and their plans for 2012.

Delicious Labels | Lunar Disko Records

How did you hook up together? Come up with the name?

Andy: We’ve been hanging out for as long as I can remember at this stage. Started off playing football outside Barry’s house, then progressed onto under-age discos and clubs.

Aido ‘Funboi’ actually came up with the name. A few names were thrown about but his was the best. It’s taken from Alden Tyrell’s ‘Disco Lunar Module’ track.

Barry: Met Andy through a mate at school, he was in a different school to me, but used to come up to my area to play football and sink a few sneaky Dutch Golds

Aido O’ Connell came up with the name which is influenced by Alden Tyrell’s ‘Disco Lunar Module’.

What clubs or DJ’s have influenced you the most?

Andy: Definitely Electric City over the years had the biggest influence on us, the days when they were at the Metropolitan especially. Getting to see Dave Clarke, Legowelt, Alden Tyrell, etc. in such a great little venue on a Thursday night was amazing. Work on a Friday was not so good.

When we started getting into techno & electro Dave Clarke was definitely the main influence. As I started listening to Italo & the CBS, Intergalactic Gary became the man, and still is.

Barry: Good oul’ Electric City for sure. First start going back in about 2002/03. I remember seeing a listing online for The Hacker in the Metropolitan on a Thursday night, couldn’t believe it.  Was crazy into his electro stuff at the time, headed down and it quickly became a weekly routine. Don’t think there will ever be a regular night like Electric City in Dublin again.

First DJ influence was Dave Clarke, his World Service mix and Red Box sets from back in the day got plenty of play time when started getting into techno. Then discovered Dutch electro through Dave Clarke’s electro World Service mix, and got hooked on everything Dutch really. Clone, Creme Organization, Bunker, CBS etc…

How do you rate Ireland as a clubbing country?

Andy: I think we’ve got a great community going on here. There’s always something to go out to, if maybe a little too much at times, very good up and coming producers, excellent local DJs, good record shops & labels and a lot of people doing it for the right reasons.

Downside – bad late licensing laws and people not coming out early to see the warm up.

Barry: Obviously the licensing laws are a joke. But I reckon we have a pretty good scene here – plenty of good acts coming over to play too, so think Ireland is pretty decent when it comes to going out clubbing, considering our size. One thing that I think could improve would be having more suitable venues for electronic music.

Andy Doyle & Barry Donovan of Lunar Disko Records

How did the label come about?

Andy: Sort of a pipe dream for me for quite awhile but something I never thought would happen. We started to make a bit of money from the nights so we thought instead of spending it on booze and records; we’d spend it on putting out records.

Barry: I think we just started talking about doing a label one night after a Lunar Disko party. Then I suppose we just stopped talking about it and went and done it. Sneak-Thief sent us on tracks for the first EP, and that set the wheels in motion as they say…

What are the ingredients for a successful label?

Andy: Depends what you mean by successful, I suppose. Are we a successful label? Financially, no, but that’s not what it’s about for us, and who is these days? Do we put out quality underground electronic music, on a format we love, with good art work? I like to think so. That for me is the success and what I will look back on.

Barry: Well, I think the most important factor is to put out top quality music. I know that probably sounds obvious, but plenty of labels don’t follow that. With so many labels around, you need your label and its music to stand out from the crowd. Ideally you want to create a ‘buy on sight’ buzz around your label. I think if you can create that, then you’re on your way to having a successful label.

What do you look for in a track before it gets signed to Lunar Disko?

Andy: Do I like it and is it worth pressing. We’re not looking for any particular sound or anything. It started off by asking artists who we love & respect and had played the club. We’ve found or come in contact with other artists through different avenues. There’s really so much out there we could put out without going back to artists who’ve previously released with us, which we would like to do also. Next year it’s looking like it’ll be all new faces to Lunar Disko again, apart from Automatic Tasty.

Barry: I suppose the same thing you look for when buying records yourself. Both myself and Andy have always had the same taste in electronic music. We’ve always been into the same records, so when it comes to listening to tracks for the label, we’re looking for the same sound. But there have been times when we’ve been sent tracks that we wouldn’t have went looking for, but the track(s) have taken our fancy. So, we’re pretty open-minded when it comes to selecting tracks for the label.

Have you produced any tracks yourselves?

Andy: I haven’t, yet.

Barry: Yeah I’ve made a few bits and pieces. Not good enough to see the light of day yet though!

What’s in the pipeline for 2012?

Andy: Automatic Tasty 12″ & 10″, to celebrate our 10th release, and lots, lots more up our sleeves. It’s not all completely boxed off just yet but you can expect more of the same – new, upcoming & LD heroes.

Barry: Another exciting year ahead, looking forward to 2012. Our 10th release should be out early in the year, which will be a nice landmark to reach. Couple of unknown producers will be debuting also later in the year; alongside some Lunar favourites….watch this space

Many thanks to Andy and Barry for taking the time out for the interview.

Raiders of the Lost Arp – Battlestar EP is out now on Lunar Disko Records and can be purchased direct from the label website here.

Be sure to check out their Discogs, Soundcloud and Facebook pages below!

Discogs

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Delicious Mix Sessions 29-11-11 | PowerFM.org

Make Delicious your starter, main course and dessert!

Fresh ingredients on this show included tunes from New Jackson on the Dublin based imprint POGO Recordings, an excellent youANDme remix of Radio Slave’s “K-Maze” and some heavy acid madness from Sousk on Wolf Trap.

Delicious Mix Sessions 29-11-2011

Brawther – Do It Yourself [Secretsundaze]
Shuffle Inc. pres. Rhythmical Movement – Don’t Wait (Space Dub) [Nervous Records]
Diamond Dog & Cherry Baker – Blase (Rio Padice Remix) [T-Bet]
Mustafa feat. Natalia – Circles [Yellorange]
Tsiy – Kerri Chandler Instrumental [White]

Jerome Sydenham – Blacktro (Demo 1) [UK Promotions]
Radio Slave – K-Maze (youANDme Secret Vocal Remix) [Cutz]
Cabin Fever Trax Vol. 6 – Let’s Play House [Cabin Fever]
Moodymann – Don’t Be Mislead [KDJ]
Sousk – Drunk Ugly [Wolf Trap]
A&O – Misunderstood [Stillove4music]

NCW – Veil [Apartment Records]
Ethyl & Huxley – 3 Feet High (Roman Flugel Remix 2) [Saints & Sonnets]
Aux 88 – Electric Underground (Andrez Bergen Remix) [Puzzlebox]
Floorplan – Baby, Baby [M-Plant]
Beautiful Bend – Make That Feeling Come Again [TK Disco]
XDB – Recago [Dolly]

The System – You’re In My System [Mirage]
Floating Points – ARP3 [Eglo]
New Jackson – Hussle Free [Pogo]
Marcellus Pittmann – An Afternoons Delight (Dub) [Seventh Sign]
Gregg Diamond – Chains [Polydor]

Thanks for tuning in!

Delicious Mix Sessions Online: Tues 18:00-20:00 GMT www.powerfm.org

Delicious Labels | Paper Recordings

Ask any lover of House Music to name their favourite labels of all time and you can be sure that Paper Recordings will be up there with the best of them.

The reason for that is simple. It’s timeless discography which includes classics such as Papermusic’s “Downtime”, Wastepaper’s “Origami” and  Salt City Orchestra’s “Got Change for a Twenty” can still be found in discerning DJ’s selections. However, it has also evolved as a label and continues to bring new and exciting music to the fore, championing the current slow nu-disco vibes and introducing us to new producers such as Proviant Audio, Sleazy McQueen and Jamie L.

Paper Recordings has been a firm Delicious favourite for many years and we recently caught up with label stalwart Ben Davis to get the lowdown on past, present and future plans.

 

Delicious Labels | Paper Recordings

How did it all begin?

It began in 1994 when Miles and Elliot had a track which was The Book that they had done for the Hard Times record which got knocked back. We knew Dave Piccioni at Azuli who offered us a P&D for a label so we went for it. Initial names that were in the running included Elvis and The Monkey Cage so I think Paper worked out pretty well! It was chosen as it had no preconceptions attached and we could stamp our own identity to it with people we knew. The first few releases came through from Erik Rug, Shaboom, New Phunk Theory and of course Salt City Orchestra. We got off to a great start at the perfect time! We also had a good friend, Paul Cleary who was a designer and that became very important. We wanted something enigmatic about the label, taking our queue from Factory so the first few singles had messages on them that added up to a sentence once they were put together and we missed PAP 7/8/9 out in our first singles with the intention of using them later on…we never did!

How many times have you thought it’s all going to go belly up?

There were quite a few hairy moments towards the end of the first period of Paper in 2003. We didn’t pay too much attention to the accounting and when we did, found that we were in a pretty sticky situation. A hefty MCPS bill and falling record sales meant that we had to hunker down which was why we went away for a while. But we lived to fight another day!

If you could go back ten years in time and sign any act, who’d it be and why?

Take That or some other million seller! More seriously, Crazy Penis suited Paper perfectly and it was great to bring them on from promising youngsters.

Who do you consider to be your biggest success story?

Crazy Penis again as they were the artists who have taken it out of the studio and in to the live arena.  I think it’s a real shame that they’ve stayed as a popular underground act rather than getting in on some chart success.  They smash it live and write great albums but have never quite made it to Moloko / Faithless level of success which they deserve.  Hopefully they still will!  Having said all that, I think the greatest success has been keeping Paper’s quality so high over 15 years with so many great artists.

Which producers/artists are really catching your attention at the moment?

There’s so much good music out at the moment in all sorts of genres.  On the housey tip Mic Newman, Davis August, Solomun, The Revenge, Tornado Wallace, Floating Points and there’s some amazing post-dubstep / UK funky music that is breaking down the barriers between genres.  Honourable mentions go to the new generation of Paper artists who I think are amazing!

What direction do you see electronic music moving in 2011?

As I mentioned above, it’s all about breaking barriers down between genres. You can’t categorise people like Floating Points and Pearson Sound and with Skream playing disco sets it’s all set for a mass cross pollination of dance music.  I can’t think of a more exciting time since 1988 for music and who knows whats round the corner!

How is running a label now different to 15 years ago?

In virtually every way. We used to press up 3000 12″s, send 50 out as promo, sit back have a cup of tea and get on with the next one.  Now it’s all digital and the social networking side takes up all our time. There’s so much music out there at people’s finger tips you have to shout loud to get yourself heard. But it’s easier than ever to get your music out with Soundcloud so it’s swings and roundabouts!

How many demos do you have to deal with every week?

We don’t actually get that many which is fine by me! We get a lot of mass email outs from Soundcloud asking you to listen to their track which I don’t even bother with if they can’t be arsed to send a message and do a little bit of research on the kind of music we put out. Sometimes it’s a completely different genre and you just think “what’s the point?” It tends to be through friends, friends of friends and recommendations. Having said that, the Proviant Audio album just landed in our inbox…that was a very good day! But I do listen to all demos that get sent!

And what makes one stand out above the others?

I’m not sure really, one that just has “the thing”. It has to be more than down the line instrumental deep house which I am slightly allergic to as it can just turn in to DJ fodder. It has to have longevity and be a little bit different with a backbone of soul.

What projects/artists have you got in the pipeline and we should be getting ready to buy?

We’ve got some brilliant new and more established artists that we’re really excited about getting out. Hopefully they will all be doing us albums at some point but not until we feel they are ready, Daco is definitely doing us one next year and hopefully there’ll be another Proviant Audio album. Watch out for Jamie L, 2 Billion Beats, Sleazy McQueen, Ralph Myerz, The Treatment, Flash Atkins & Leca in 2012.

We’re also expanding the Record Label Services side of things, which Paper runs through. We’ll be doing promo for likeminded labels and see where that leads!

Three words on illegal downloading?

Nothing’s for free!

Many thanks to Ben Davis for taking the time out for the interview.

PAPD24 
Proviant Audio – Take Me Back To When I Wish I Was Born
 and  PAPD23 Sleazy McQueen – Reconnect out now and available at Juno Download

Free download here of Greg Wilson’s excellent remix of The Bionics – Love Chains…yum yum!

Be sure to check out the label links below.

http://paperecordings.com

http://listn.to/paperecordings

http://twitter.com/paperecordings

http://soundcloud.com/paperecordings

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Delicious Mix Sessions 22-11-11 | PowerFM.org

Yum! Yum! Delicious.

On the  menu we had tasty tunes from Matthias Vogt on Lazy Days, Sleazy McQueen on Paper Recordings plus the excellent New Jackson release on Dublin’s POGO Recordings.

Delicious Mix Sessions 22-11-2011

Matthias Vogt – Under The Radar (Pad-a-Pella) [Lazy Days]
Space Dimension Controller – Floating Blind Through Blue Trails [R&S]
Tyrone Brunson – The Smurf [Epic]
Justin Vandervolgen – Clapping Song [Golf Channel]
Raiders of the Lost ARP – Night Theme [Lunar Disko]
Todd Terje – Ragysh [Running Back]

Fuzz Against Junk – Born Under Punches (Harvey’s Punch Drunk Mix) [Nuphonic]
Ethyl & Huxley – 3 Feet High [Saints & Sonnets]
XDB – Ontak [Dolly]
Aux 88 – Shadow Dancing (Gez Varley G-Man Remix) [Puzzlebox]
Morels Grooves – Let’s Groove [Strictly Rhythm]

Matthias Vogt – S Cat [Lazy Days]
King & Vilante – One Two One Two [Assembly Records]
Manuel Regnet – Joy [Assembly Records]
Sleazy McQueen – We Need to Re-Connect [Paper Recordings]
Sha-Lor – I’m in Love (Caught Up Version) [Gertie]
Trilogy – Not Love (Instrumental) [Il Discotto]

Cut Glass – Alive with Love [Earhole]
Alex Agore – Move [Quintessentials]
FCL Vs VFB – Love Prescription [Delusions of Grandueur]
New Jackson – Shoot Out the Lights [POGO Recordings]
Leftside Wobble – Grapevine Boogie (Tribute Edit) [Strut]

Thanks for tuning in!

Delicious Mix Sessions Online: Tues 18:00-20:00 GMT www.powerfm.org

Delicious Mix Sessions 15-11-11 | PowerFM.org

Yum! Yum! Delicious.

On the  menu tonight we had tasty tunes from Marcin Czubala on Mobilee, Manuel Regnet on Assembly Records plus an excellent remix from Mano Le Tough for Flowers & Sea Creatures on Buzzin’ Fly.

Delicious Mix Sessions 15-11-2011

Soiree – Theme from Soiree [Bearfunk]
Dubwise – Magnetron [Electric Avenue Records]
Jamie L – Something Better (Better Days Dub) [Paper Recordings]
Ralph Myers – Something New (Original Mix) [Klik Records]
Ethel & Flori – SKjr [Development]

Alexander Robotnick – Problemes D’Amour (Kenny Dixon Jr Mix) [NDATL]
Flowers & Sea Creatures – The Sitting Room (Mano Le Tough Remix) [Buzzin Fly]
Marcin Czubala – Just Away [Mobilee]
The Popular People’s Front – MuggerMixx [PPF]
Todd Terge – Ragysh [Running Back]

Check The Guns – Aguanile (The Dr Edit) [Tape Edits 003]
Bodj – Egoiste [Metroline]
Solomun & DJ Phono – Ice Cream & Bonus Miles [Diynamic]
Cabin Fever Vol. 3 – The Sun [Cabin Fever]
Manuel Regnet – Joy [Assembly Records]
Art Department feat. Soul Clap & Osunlade – We Call Love (DJ Harvey Remix) [Crosstown Rebels]

Johnick – Play The World [Henry Street]
Brawther – Do It Yourself [Secretsundaze]
Radio Slave – K-Maze (youANDme Secret Vocal Remix) [Cutz #4.1]
Abyss – Bird Song (FASC Remix) [Buzzin Fly]
Raiders of the Lost Arp – Lunar Lander (Rude 66′s Apollo 1 Remix) [Lunar Disko]

Thanks for tuning in!

Delicious Mix Sessions Online: Tues 18:00-20:00 GMT www.powerfm.org

Delicious Mix #4 | Shane Linehan “DMS Exclusive”

Hailing from the house music capital of Ireland, Cork-based DJ/producer Shane Linehan delivers the latest instalment of our exclusive mix series on the Delicious Mix Sessions blog…and what a mix this is!

Shane drops it deep for 63 minutes, bringing us killer cuts from old favourites like Mike Delgado and Ron Trent along new kids on the block such as Brawther and John Daly. The underground house sound of New York is the common thread and that’s not surprising seeing as Shane was weaned on that sound through regular attendance at Fish Go Deep’s legendary club nights in Cork, Sweat at Sir Henry’s and Go Deep at the Pavilion.

As a DJ, Shane is part of a crew/group of friends who have put on parties in Cork for a several years now and has had the opportunity to support a number of international acts including Fish Go Deep, Moodymanc and NY legend, Pal Joey to name a few.

However, it is as a producer that Shane has made a name for himself across the Irish Sea. His recently released “Initial Grooves” EP, on his own imprint Basic Grooves is a two tracker that oozes NY! Limited to a short run of 100 units it has reached the boxes of several heavy hitters including Jeremy Underground Paris, Sven Weisemann and local heroes Fish Go Deep.

Further releases include the digital EP “No Control” on US label Soul Shift Music and a track on the “Fusion 1″ EP on the Cork-based label NG415. For more tracks check out Shane’s soundcloud HERE

We at Delicious have been following Shane for some time now and we have been privileged to exclusively air some of his latest productions on the show and at gigs. He is definitely one to watch for 2012!

Many thanks to Shane for the mix and we hope you enjoy it as much as we do.

Tracklist:

The Attendants – Summertime [Inner Sunset]
Don Disco and Jeremiah – Whistle Song [Running Back]
Unknown – The Freeze [White]
BLM – People [Underground Quality]
Ron and Chez D’s – KMS 54 (Brawther Mix) [Balance]
John Daly – Organ Track Dub [One Track]
Lazar – Fukhouse [STHLM]
Eve White – Sugar [Perspectiv]
Azuni – How Wonderful (You Are) [Quintessentials]
OTC – Dragon Lady [Alola]
Inner Sense – Rawllin [My Love Is Underground]
Sean Grant – I Hear My Calling [Zestland]
Mike Delgado – Subtle Hardness [King Street]
Shane Linehan – Hidden Harmony [Basic Grooves]
Deep Fellow – Flow [Wave]

Delicious Mix Sessions Online: Tues 18:00-20:00 GMT www.powerfm.org

Delicious Mix Sessions 11-10-11 | PowerFM.org

Yum! Yum! Delicious.

On the  menu tonight we had tasty tunes from New Jackson on Pogo Recordings, from Ralph Myers on Klik Records and Scope feat. Terry Grant on Seven Music.

Delicious Mix Sessions 11-10-2011

The Bionics – Love Chains (Greg Wilson Edit) [Paper Recordings]
Ralph Myers – Something New (Original Mix) [Klik Records]
Marcin Czubala – Loose The Man (Jozif Remix) [Mobilee]
Jamie L – Something Better (Better Days Dub) [Paper Recordings]
Mahogany – Ride On The Rhythm (Vocal) [West End]

Manuel Regnet – Joy (Original Mix) [Assembly Records]
Shur-I-Kan – Life Live [Lazy Days]
Mano Le Tough – Take It Back [Buzzin Fly]
Motorcitysoul – Cowboy [Carry On]
Scope feat. Terry Grant – Follow Me (Original Mix) [Seven Music]
Roberto Rodriguez Jnr. – Massilia [Mobilee]

New Jackson – Shoot The Lights [Pogo]
Mateo & Matos – Release The Rhythm [Glasgow Underground]
Brawther – Le Voyage (Module Mix) [Balance Alliance]
Kool Vibe – Midnight Call [My Love Is Underground]
MBG & Rame & Alkemy & DJ Uovo – Shock Of Impact [MBG]

Sneaker Pimps – Spin Spin Sugar (187 Lockdown Mix) [Clean Up]
Marcellus Pittman – The Mad Underdog [Seventh Sign]
NCW – Panther Veil [Apartment]
19.454.18.5.25.5.18 – Horizontal Ground 1 [Horizontal Ground]
Kerri Chandler – Out To The Boonies (The Zone Mix) [Downtown 161]
Virgo Four – It’s A Crime (Hunees Go Underground Remix) [Rush Hour]

Thanks for tuning in!

Delicious Mix Sessions Online: Tues 18:00-20:00 GMT www.powerfm.org

Delicious Mix Sessions 27-09-11 | PowerFM.org

Make Delicious your starter, main course and dessert!

Fresh ingredients on this show included tunes from NCW on the Dublin based imprint Apartment Records, an excellent Lone remix of Steffi’s “Arms” on Ostgut Ton and the latest from Belfast’s Scope featuring the vocals of Terry Grant on Seven Music.

Delicious Mix Sessions 27-09-2011

Rodriguez Jnr. – Massilia [Mobilee]
Shur-I-Kan – Life Live [Lazy Days]
Mano Le Tough – Take It Back [Buzzin Fly]
Bodj – Egoiste [Metroline]
Diamond Dog & Cherry Baker – Blasé(Rio Padice) [Tbet]

Scope feat. Terry Grant – Follow Me [Seven Music]
Trackheadz – Feel [Trackheadz]
Cabin Fever – The Sun [Cabin Fever]
J.E.N. – Afro Maniac [Freestyle Ltd.]
Trilogy – Not Love (Instrumental) [Il Discotto]
Justin Vandervolgen – Clapping Song [Golf Channel]

Kool Vibe – Midnight Call [My Love is Underground]
Kerri Chandler – Peace Of My Mind [Madhouse Records]
Brandt Brauer Frick – Bop (The Video Version) [Tartelet Records]
Shane Linehan – Life Goes On [NG415]
NCW – Veil [Apartment Records]

East West Connection – The More I Get (Teddy’s House Groove) [Chillifunk Records]
Steffi – Arms (Lone Remix) [Ostgut Ton]
Wastepaper – Origami [Paper Recordings]
Thomas Bangalter – Colossus [Roule]
Model 500 – OFI [R&S Records]
NCW – My Braindead Acid [Apartment Records]

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Delicious Mix Sessions 20-09-11 | PowerFM.org

Make Delicious your starter, main course and dessert!

New flavours on this show included tunes from  Tiger & Woods, Mano Le Tough and Shur-I-Kan. We also showcased Irish labels Apartment Records and Seven Music with new releases on both by NCW and Scope ft. Terry Grant respectively.

Delicious Mix Sessions 20-09-2011

Abyss – Bird Song (FASC Remix) [Buzzin Fly]
Shur-I-Kan – One Ten [Lazy Days]
Marcin Czubala – Loose The Man (Jozif Remix) [Mobilee]
I-Cube – Falling [Versatile]
Kariya – Let Me Love You For Tonight (House Club Version) [Sleeping Bag Records]

Tiger & Woods – Love In Cambodgia [White]
Body Language – Falling Out (Tiger & Woods Remix) [Om Records]
The Popular Peope’s Front – Get Down Shep [White]
South West Seven – Absolute [Seven Music]
The Poular People’s Front – Infatuated [White]
The Bionics – Love Chains (Neil Diablo Remix) [Paper Recordings]
Mano Le Tough – Take It Back [Buzzin Fly]

John Daly – Equinox [IRR]
Scope feat. Terry Grant – Follow Me (Original Mix) [Seven Music]
NCW – Veil [Apartment Records]
Lou2 – Freaky (The Freaky Mix) [Strictly Rhythm]
Rodriguez Jnr. – Massilia [Mobilee]

Frank Naht – kARMA [BCBtec]
Tyrone Brunson – The Smurf [Epic]

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Delicious Mix Sessions Online: Tues 18:00-20:00 GMT www.powerfm.org