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Wednesday, December 23, 2009 

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Clubbed Up Podcast 052:

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As we edge towards the end of the decade we thought we would go back in time and welcome Deepgroove back to the show.

The last two years have seen global invasion heralded by Deepgroove’s Lee Pattison and Grayson Shipley fighting off stiff competition from the likes of Serge Santiago, Demi, Sinden, The Streetlife Djs and Jamie Jones to win DJ Magazine’s coveted “Best British Breakthrough DJ” award. Consistent global touring whilst having a strong presence in all the major UK clubs saw them smashing over 90 gigs annually to a rapidly growing fanbase. 2008 was defined by a chance meeting in their hometown of Bristol with techno legend Jamie Anderson which has sparked a new studio partnership that has gone on to release with some of the world’s most influential underground techno label.
The pair take their 4 Decks:Efx show on a tour of global clubs and festivals, taking in We Love…@Space, Ibiza, Glastonbury, Gatcrasher Summer SoundSystem, Zouk, Singapore, Ministry of Sound, London, Trailer Trash, Wet Yourself, Privilege, Ibiza, Eden, Ibiza, Korea, Snowbombing, Canada, Chicago, Warsaw, Solar Festival, Holland, Bloom Festival, Mulletover, Bugged Out!, Excentric…
2009 saw a change of agency to world renowned International Talent Booking (ITB), in support of the duo’s growing DJ bookings and the new Deepgroove & Jamie Anderson LIVE show. With releases on Cocoon, Rekids, Klang Elektronik and a critically acclaimed album on Hearthouse 2009 was arguably the biggest year to date.

Your hosts Danny Roberts & James Burn will be giving you a run down of some of there favourite tracks of 2009.

Deepgroove Tracklist.

Eyerer & Namito - Pitch & Toss 
Pagal and Popoviciu and Jay Bliss - Inn Chant 
Pfirter - Pickatwo (Remute Remix) 
Ruthit - Blue 
Sei A - My Montage
Stefano Noferini - Burundi (Manuel De La Mare Mix) 
Fernando Tessis - Fliegen Back 
Niko Schwind - Gierig - The Autistic Disco (Bonus Track) 
Karl Johan - The Heist 
Reset Robot - Do The Slot 

Danny & James' 2009 Review Part 1

Joeseph Capriati – Kontrol Room
Dustin Zahn – Wet Skin
Speedy J – EDLX Tool
Slam – Hot Knives
Len Faki – BX3
Tiger Stripes – To The Bone
Arian – DadadapDadap (Rickzor Remix)
Skylark – Krakatoa (Joel Mull Remix)
Mark Broom – Meltin Pot
Matthias Meyer – Reichenbach (Remute Remix)
Edit Select – Aurian
Ascion & Dcarbone – Bad Bass (Brian Sanhaji Remix)



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Thursday, December 17, 2009 

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Clubbed Up Podcast 051:

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Another week and another HUGE Clubbed Up Podcast. This week we welcome a man who has been responsible for some of the biggest tracks of 2009 as well as destroying dance floors across the globe, the best thing to come out of Holland since clogs.............Joris Voorn!

As a deejay Joris has been around for a while, spinning since 1997 in different clubs nationwide. Besides doing his ‘high energy’ live sets Joris loves dj’ing as well, playing a wide range of techno and house with his own remark. Never boring and always innovating because that’s his nature.
His first two productions on the Dutch label “Keynote” named “Muted Trax pt.1 and pt.2” were a success and got extremely good critics nationally and more important internationally.
End 2003 ‘Lost memories Pt.1’ was released on Technasia’s SINO label, and will be followed up by ‘Lost memories Pt.2’ may 2004 containing two killer tracks already been played by many.. [Clarke, Garnier, Deetron, Technasia… check the review in the next issue of Mixmag Magazine].
Next to the first two releases of our “Sound Architecture Records” label there will be new material released on Transmat, Keynote and his debut album on SINO [end of summer].
Summer 2005 and Joris' new outlet Reen saw the light of day. Then in 2006 Joris released MPX309, A crossover techno workout that appealed to almost every dj around the world. Also in 2006 the Rejected label was launched with the help of his friend Edwin Oosterwal. Then we jump to 2009, a balance mix cd that got critical acclaim from the who's who in electronic music and fans alike, an Essential Mix that is sure a hot contender for Essential Mix of the year, smash hits like Sweep The Floor and Chase The Mouse destroying every dance floor they come into contact with means one thing, Joris' future is very bright indeed.

Joris will be playing the huge new years day event at The Warehouse Project along side Tiefschwarz, Paul Woolford, Yousef, Nick Curly, Jamie Jones & many more. Tickets are available from Thewarehouseproject.com

Your hosts Danny Roberts & James Burn will once again be warming up proceedings with all there choice house & techno picks.

Tracklist For Joris Voorn's Mix.

1. Kollektiv Turmstrasse - Last Day 
2. Craig Smith - The Soul Part II (6th Borough Project Lost Dub) 
3. Stimming - Melodica 
4. Elef.ant -Hey Folks
5. Kasper -Soul Central 2 
6. Ben Klock,Precious System -In A While / The Voice From Planet Love - (Dixon Edit) 
7. Steve Mac- Peeto Tube 
8. Alexi Delano, Alejandro Sab - Holding Patterns
9. David Alvarado - T.O. 
10. NDKj - Funkest Star (MiniCoolBoyz Remix) 
11. Dj Madskillz - Kliniek 
12. Sebo K - Spirits feat. Max Moya - (Drum Version) 
13. The Revenge Rework 2 - Dancing In Outer Space 
14. Neon Two - 360 
15. Smoking Jo & Nicole Moudaber - Vandal
16. Intrusion - Mildiou De Natura Rerum (Intrusion Dub) 
17. Delta Funktionen - Silhouette (Marcel Dettmann Remix) 
18. Deetron - Zircon (Version) 


Tracklist For Danny & James' Mix.

1. Gaiser – Backyard
2. Tony Rohr & John Selway – Last Time
3. Uto Karem - Homebase (Joseph Capriati Remix)
4. Anueria – One Foot Army (Dyno Remix)
5. Jerome Sydenham – Deep Fried
6. Umek – Slap
7. Speedy J – Pullover (Alexi Delano & Tony Rohr Remix)
8. Alex D'elia & Nihil Young - Surrogates
9. Estroe - Updraft (Joel Mull Remix)
10. Einmusik – Habanera
11. Michel De Hey – Esoteric
12. Alexi Delano & Cari Lekebusch – Fly In A Jar

Our sites online have been updated and are checked regularly, ensure you have a look at the following for future information…

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Thursday, December 10, 2009 

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Clubbed Up Podcast 50:

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The biggest milestone in the Clubbed Up Podcast series and with it we bring the one of the most influential house dj & producers the one the only DJ SNEAK!

In 1983, Carlos Sosa aka DJ Sneak, moved to the city of Chicago from the island of Puerto Rico, where his early musical experiences and influences were rooted in salsa, meringue and Latin orchestras. Chicago, like Puerto Rico, is a city rich with musical styles and sounds. In Chicago Sneak found inspiration in underground house music, Warehouse parties and "old school" mix tapes from the early pioneers _ Farley Jackmaster Funk, Ralphi Rosario, Steve Hurley and local radio station shows played on WBMX. Sneak earned his nickname rocking graffiti-tags and began working at retail stores as an airbrush artist, which kept him out of trouble and allowed him to make important local industry contacts. Development as a DJ came while working regular mobile DJ jobs and local nightclubs. But, in an already saturated DJ pool, Sneak focused on his music production and started his independent label - Defiant Records. 
In 1992, using the fundamental studio pieces, Sneak began recording tracks with an unusual new style. In 1994, while still working at local store Gramophone Records, Sneak met Cajmere (Green Velvet) owner of Cajual and Relief Records. Cajmere released three of Sneak's catalyst tracks, which helped to bring Sneak international recognition, and with it, a global DJing career. 
In 1995, Sneak's new sound revolutionized house music with inspirational sounds and rhythms never heard. The disco filtered house grooves became Sneak's signature sound. Innovator to many, Sneak's love for music inspired others like Daft Punk, Basement Jaxx, Armand Van Helden. 
In 1996, DJ Sneak's 'You Can't Hide from your Bud', on Derrick Carter's Classic Recordings, ironically became an instant classic itself; a blueprint for funky, filtered disco-influenced house - Sneak Style - redefining Chicago's underground music. From 1996 to present day, DJ Sneak has perfected his remix skills, seizing opportunities to work with world-class talent and fine-tune his sound. His highly anticipated remixes take dance floors around the world to levels of climactic frenzy with his trademark booty-shakin, bass-heavy beats and rhythms. 
After years of development, DJ Sneak is a familiar name across the world's club circuit playing the very best venues and events. A frequent visitor to Ibiza - the island of spiritual parties and Mecca of dance music culture, Sneak has participated in several events with the best UK production companies - Ministry of Sound, Cream, Manumission, and Miss Moneypenny's to mention a few. 
A favorite at United Kingdom's summer festivals (Homelands, Creamfields, T in the Park), Sneak shows no mercy on the sound systems and is a guaranteed crowd pleaser. Recognized as the disco filter innovator, his productions and musical style has maintained his status as one of the Top 100 DJs in the world for 5 consecutive years. Dynamic in style - from furious banging Chicago tracks and Latin tribal beats, to disco filtered reworks of retro classics and melodic rhythms to suit your soul. 
In fall 2001 Sneak launched a new record label Magnetic Recordings, where he has been releasing new music, with compilations to come, along with the introduction of new musical talents. He continues to contribute to the evolution and definitive sound that is Chicago House Music. 


The host's Danny Roberts & James Burn will be bringing the funk for the first 45 minutes of this very memorable podcast.

Tracklist For Danny & James' Mix.

Mirkus & Andre Buljat – No Matter
Hermanez – Comfortable
Yakine – Cicero
Wouter De Moor & Gideons Bouwens – Q-Day
Mark Broom & Brothers Vibe – Mind/Feeling (Youandme Hirsch Edit)
Cassius - Youth, Speed,Trouble, Cigarettes (Radio Slave Remix)
Danny Roberts & James Garside – Gein Sequence (Chris Finke Remix)
Christian Smith & Reset Robot – Airmiles (2000 and One & Dj Madskills Remix)
Anton Pieete – Siberian
Marc Depulse - El Lobo Loco
Lucio Aquiliana – I Got You
Dandi & Ugo – Sra Portuges

Our sites online have been updated and are checked regularly, ensure you have a look at the following for future information…

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Thursday, December 03, 2009 

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Clubbed Up Podcast 049:

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This weeks show we dig into the dark realms of the techno spectrum as we welcome Perc to the Clubbed Up podcasts.

Cambridge born and London based 27 year old, Ali Wells, aka Perc, could be accused of being a musical obsessive, with a career that takes in spells in rock and indie bands, various dj-ing residencies, soundtrack work and his final destination as a producer of some of the most innovative yet accessible dance music currently in circulation. After completing 5 years of music business and music production training in Manchester and Newcastle (UK), Alistair spent a brief time at the now legendary Platipus Records cutting his teeth. The next stop was to UK heavyweights, Prime Distribution, where he quickly rose to label manager for their 6 in-house labels including the globally recognised techno of Primate and Primevil labels and the progressive/tribal Premier Sounds imprint. Ali’s range of supporters is more diverse than many other producers with his releases getting glowing reactions from Deep Dish, Paul Oakenfold, Anthony Pappa, Dave Seaman, King Unique, X-press 2, Moshic, Chris Fortier, Hybrid, John ‘00’ Fleming, DJ Chus, Marco V, Tom Stephan, Bill Hamel, Max Graham, Saeed & Palash amongst others. The list of labels he has graced continues to grow and now includes Choo-Choo, BXR, Premier Sounds, 19Box Japan, Limbo, Midset and Source Of Gravity. 
At the beginning of 2003 Ali produced a run of remixes that reflected his growing profile with him earning the honour of remixing one of the tracks from the long-awaited Mara album on Choo-Choo and receiving remix requests from as far away as 19Box Records in Japan. 
Later in 2003 he released ‘Life/Big Blue’ on Mara’s Choo-Choo Records and started to put plans in place for his own Perc-Trax imprint. 

Danny Roberts & James Burn will once again be guiding you through the first 45 minutes of the show, with there choice techno picks.

Perc's Tracklist

1) Samuli Kemppi - Rymd - Time To Express
2) Dinky - Nocturnal - Wagon Repair
3) Russ Gabriel - Korgan - Soma
4) Giorgos Gatzigristos - Proper Latin Usage (Kevin Gorman Remix) - Wolfskuil
5) Steve Bug - Honeymoon (Russ Gabriel Remix) - Raw Elements
6) Justin Drake - You Gotta Let Me Know (DJ Sneak Remix) - Tsuba
7) Marieu - Dark Theory - Restoration
8) Pattern Repeat - Ofetriada (Ben Klock Remix) - Echocord Colour
9) Daniel Bell - Science Fiction - Tresor
10) Xenogears - Oh Oh Oh - Restoration
11) Paperclip People Throw (Perc's Drum Tool) - CDR
12) Sawf - Enha To (Dub Tool) - Perc Trax
13) Mathew Jonson - Ghosts In The AI - Wagon Repair
14) Ed Rush & Nico - Defect (Perc Remix) - Perc Trax

Danny & James' Tracklist.

1) Danny Roberts, James Burn & James Garside – Gastroid (Dave James' Techno Terrazza Remix)
2) Suicide Sport Club – Occupy Your Space (Gutterstylz Remix)
3) Indigo Blue – Techno Sunday (James Burn & Pavello Remix)
4) Matt Cooper – Pack Your Trunks
5) Gaiser – Flashed
6) Loco & Jam – Splitting Atoms
7) Roberto Bosco – One
8) CJ Bolland – Horsepower
9) Jesper Dahlback, Alexi Delano & Tony Rohr – Curly Wurly
10) Deuce – Twerp Wiz
11) Pfirter – Mi Auto
12) Autistic – Black Block (Piatto Remix)
13) OTP – Out Of Phase

Our sites online have been updated and are checked regularly, ensure you have a look at the following for future information…

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For further information contact either

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Thursday, November 26, 2009 

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Clubbed Up Podcast 048:

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This week we welcome the queen of the Uk House & Techno scene, with a mix of bustin house grooves Smokin Jo!

Smokin Jo:

Jo’s story began in 1990 when after years of attending many of the early raves and illegal parties she noticed a distinct lack of female DJs. As a massive fan of this exciting new music that was sweeping the nation, Jo decided to buy some decks and started mixing. While working in the Gaultier shop in London’s Soho, Jo made her first mix tapes and gave them to friends and customers to gauge their response. The reactions were better than expected and her first gigs quickly followed at fashion after-show parties. In 1991 Jo was given a chance to play at London’s legendary after-hours party Trade at Turnmills. More recently Jo has played in pretty much every corner of the globe and in every major nightclub you could care to mention: Womb in Tokyo, Panorama Bar in Berlin, Made / Warung in Brazil, Cavo Paradiso in Mykonos, Crobar in New York, Space in Miami & Ibiza, Vinyl in New York, Zouk in Singapore, Fabric in London and Cocoon in Frankfurt are just some of the venues she has played in recent years.
On the production front Jo has been making serious waves through her moniker TRNSSTR (Transistor) alongside production partner Pete Gleadall.

Your residents Danny Roberts & James Burn will also be taking control of 45 minutes worth of all things house and techno orientated completing a very memorable Clubbed Up podcast.

Tracklist For Danny & James' Mix.

James Burn & Pavello – By Way Of The Dum (Jack Michaels Remix)
Butch – Justified
Yakine – Stickney (Julian Chaptel Remix)
Ali Messar – Oooof (Leon Remix)
Claire Ripley – Labryinth (Gorge Remix)
Matthias Meyer - Cedar
Martinez – My Dub
Sweet N Candy – Let Me Ride
Spencer Parker – I Love Nobody Else (But Tom Ruig Remix)
Patrick Specke – Bitchual Lines Tepper
2000 and one – State Of House (Mathias Tanzmann Remix)

Our sites online have been updated and are checked regularly, ensure you have a look at the following for future information…

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Monday, November 16, 2009 

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Clubbed Up Podcast 047:

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Week 3 of our Atomic Jam pre party shows. This week we welcome Atomic Jam resident techno supremo Chris Finke.

Chris is the owner of flux recordings and resident at Atomic Jam. A true global hopping international dj force who is now establishing himself as a producer in his own right. Chris was raised between England and Ibiza. Like many others his introduction into dance music was through the uk rave scene. From rave, techno soon took over. 
Chris concentrated for a while on the technical side of dj'ing appearing in the uk dmc championships. In 2001 chris decided that his future was in music and together with Andi Hawes 
they launched flux, a series of London parties which seen a host of big names like Slam, Stacey Pullen and Octave One. Then in 2003 Chris & Andi hooked up with Ben Sims to form Split. Together they ran the parties that shook up the capital and arguably kick started the techno scene in London again.
Chris continues to push things with both music and new projects. Aside from his continuing residency at Atomic Jam, his electrifying dj sets have taken him all around the world, from New York to Japan, from Moscow to Thailand and just about everywhere in between.
His well respected Flux label is home to both established producers like Paul Woolford, Joey Beltram, Deetron & Mark Broom, and has helped break new talent like Darko Esser & Max Cooper. Also Chris has really found his groove in the studio, releasing big room records which regulary feature in the boxes & charts of the most respected dj'is in the industry.

Danny Roberts & James Burn will once again be warming up proceedings with everything that is big in there boxes right now. Expect a journey of all things chunky, dark & twisted house & techno beats.

Tracklist For Danny & James' Mix

Spektre & Matt Cooper – Cuernos Cuabnos
Indigo Blue – Techno Sunday (Danny Roberts & James Garside Remix)
Deepgroove – Spike (Mark Broom Remix)
Xhin – Fixing The Error
Ascion & D Carbone – Drop
Unknown – Ayahuasca
Andre Walter – Dogma (Pan-Pot Remix)
Maverick & Tapesh – Rise (Tim Green Dub)
Hermanez – Served
Dennis Ferrer – Hey Hey (Dub Mix)
Kaiserdisco – Bailetto


Our sites online have been updated and are checked regularly, ensure you have a look at the following for future information…

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Thursday, November 05, 2009 

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Clubbed Up Podcast : 046

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This is our second week of our Atomic Jam warm up shows leading up to there 14th birthday party at The Q Club Birmingahm. This week we welcome another shining star from the Clr stable...........Brian Sanhaji!

Brian Sanhaji belongs to one of the motivated new generation of talented track-tinkerer. He belongs to the post-technoid artists, who rescues with straight and hard sound of the ballast of the 90s. His direct and uncompromising producing lets no questions unanswered. Funnily enough the 1978 born found his way to techno music trough Hiphop and Prodigy. Fascinating by working in the studio and electrify beats he began to intensify his interests in computer and sampler with the age of 17. Some times later he tinkers with the own powerful loops and began to mix the possibilities with his own introductions. The rhythmical Tracks reveal his flair for the new upcoming technosound. Influenced by the Technoszene of Frankfurt he met the owner of the underground label Triebtter. They get to know some common ground which were realised in Brians`s first release Technoschlitten e.p.' in 2000. That was a big success for him and Technoschlitten had been pressed again. Motivated by that sucessful work he released the 'Electronic Noise e.p.' It is a stilistic continuation of his personal developed sound. In 2001 he founded the Label Enable Recordings to refine his innovative sound. There Brian publishs his first releases with the name Relic. But a trance producer from Holland has the same name, so he decided to produce with his own name Brian Sanhaji. 

Citizen Art is a remix project of Brian and Cess. They published for example the single Fused impressions at Enable Recordings. 

Brian Sanhaji is not only a talented producer. He is also an excellent Live-Act, who understands to connect his music with the people on the dancefloor. Since 2001 he is in Clubs to present his music. The distinguishing characteristic is the innovative techno sound.

Once again your hosts Danny Roberts & James Burn will be taking control of the first 45 minutes with there choice picks of what's hot in there record boxes right now.

Tracklist For Danny & James' Mix

Minimorph – Marrakech
Alexi Delano & Cari Lekebusch – Back On Track
Danny Roberts & Pete Foran – Lars Attacks
Mauro Picotto – Love Message (Ramon Tapia 2nd Message Mix)
Yiannis Balkizas - Murco
Edit Select – Beneath
Unknown – Low Box
Chris Liebing – Discombobulated
Sean Quinn – Relentless (Steve Ward Remix)
Slam – Variance
Miniminds – Junkdancer (M.in Remix)
Alex Cellar – Route 277

Our sites online have been updated and are checked regularly, ensure you have a look at the following for future information…

http://www.myspace.com/getclubbedup

http://www.dontstayin.com/parties/clubbed-up

http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=5517784390

For further information contact either

danny@clubbedup.co.uk or burny@clubbedup.co.uk

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Thursday, October 29, 2009 

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Clubbed Up Radio Podcast 045 

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This is the first part of our Atomic Jam warm up show's. First up we welcome Detroit techno legend, a man that needs little introduction.......Robert Hood!

Robert Hood makes minimal detroit techno with the emphasis on soul and experimentation over flash and popularity. Founding Member of the legendary group underground resistance as a 'minister of information' with 'mad' Mike Banks & Jeff Mills, his seminal work on Jeff Mill's Axis and his very own M-Plant Mprint paved the way for a wave of stripped-down dancefloor minimalism that directed much of techno's path throughout the late 90's. As Birmingham's Surgeon once remarked, 'when Hood released his pivotal 'Minimal Nation' EP In 1993, it was like a bomb went off.' 

Infusing elements of acid and industrial into a potent blend of Chicago house and Detroit techno, UR's aesthetic project and militant business philosophy were (and remain) singular commitments in underground techno. Hood left Detroit (and UR) with Jeff Mills in 1992, setting up shop in New York and recording a series of 12-inch EPs with Mills. Through the mid-'90s, Hood has focused on his solo work, setting up M-Plant in 1994 and releasing singles such as "Internal Empire," "Music Data," and "Moveable Parts." Although his desire to remain underground has been replaced by an urge to reach a wider audience, Hood remains fiercely critical of artistic and economic movements destructive to inner-city communities and has combined his musical enterprises with outreach and social activist ends. In 1994, Berlin's techno-centric Tresor label released his debut full-length, Internal Empire, and Cheap released Nighttime World the following year. During the rest of the decade, Hood focused on DJ dates as well as a string of singles for M-Plant. Finally, in 2000, the second volume in the Nighttime World series appeared on M-Plant. [See Also: The Vision] Sean Cooper, All Music Guide

Most recently he embarked on a new project with music man records (Belgium) titled “Hoodmusic”, bringing his unique style of minimal techno back to the forefront of what is going on in the music scenes today. These are a series of singles leading upto an album.

Warming up proceedings will be your residents Danny Roberts & James Burn, who will no doubt be beefing things up for Mr Hood's relentless mix.

Tracklist For Danny & James' Mix

Roberto – Sir Smeolypote Pamphlet The 3rd
Danny Roberts & James Garside – Gein Sequence
Nic Fanciulli – Materia (Jerome Sydenham Remix)
James Ruskin – The Outsider
Fiord – Zephyr
Jona – Straight Away
Marcel Fengler – Gridlock
Tigerstripes – Eden
Ascion & D Carbone – Bad Bass (Brian Sanhaji Remix)
Bam Bam – Wheres Your Child?
Phil Kieran – I Love You (Adam Beyer Dub)

Our sites online have been updated and are checked regularly, ensure you have a look at the following for future information…

http://www.myspace.com/getclubbedup

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For further information contact either

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Thursday, October 22, 2009 

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Clubbed Up Radio Podcast 044

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This episode of Clubbed Up is owed to a local hero (Local to us anyway!) who is jointly responsible for the awesome Below events that take place in Birmingham. The brand has become a country wide hit packing out every event at the famous Rainbow in blightlys 2nd city.

We present to you... Adam Shelton

BELOW is something Adam is jointly responsible for, creating a new concept using a warehouse style courtyard with a special intimate feel... The venue is "The Rainbow" where below has pushed some groundbreaking events for the Birmingham scene in which they have showcased new and exciting underground dj's. The list now is that of a major one, Below hosts many guests from around the world and also sticks to its roots of hosting new talent and pushing the large core of friends it has gathered since the party began. Adam is one of Belows residents and has used the this to gain some great sets with some of the scenes biggest djs and also played at some of the best parties around europe such as Panorama Bar, Cocoon, Space, Mulletover, Back to Basics, Asylum and many more.
Adam is not just a good DJ, he has a carefully tuned musical ear which makes him versatile within the scene. He is a DJ who could be placed at any point on a line up and not only will provide the perfect music for the perfect time... but will be hugely appreciated by all who have the honour of witnessing an Adam Shelton set. Its for the above reasons (amongst many more) we deemed it appropriate to unleash him on the show for the world to witness!!

Providing the opening of the programme will be your residents Danny Roberts & James Burn who will this week be taking control over the last 45minutes with the best in todays house and techno.

Tracklist For Danny & James' Mix

Mathias Kaden – Ikenga
Julian Chaptal – Discgo
Till Von Sein & Tigerskin – Sahne
Danny Roberts & Inara Seven – Chinese Laundry (James Burn & Pavello Remix)
David Squillace & Luca Bachetti – West Side Story
Oxia – Sun Step
Nima Gorji – Groove Control
Tolfrey & Ramirez – Bounce To Me (Lauhaus Remix)
Agaric – Subvoice
Anthea & Cellar – Down With God (Dj Sneak's Up With D.O.G Remix)
Danny Roberts & James Garside – Double Doosh (Tek Kontrol Remix)
Marcus Meinhardt – Mad Max (Super Flu Remix)

Our sites online have been updated and are checked regularly, ensure you have a look at the following for future information…

http://www.myspace.com/getclubbedup

http://www.dontstayin.com/parties/clubbed-up

http://www.facebook.com/home.php#/group.php?gid=5517784390

For further information contact either

danny@clubbedup.co.uk or burny@clubbedup.co.uk

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Tuesday, October 20, 2009 

Current mood:  ecstatic
Category: Music
A Side : Danny Roberts & James Garside - Double Doosh

B Side : James Burn & Pavello - By Way Of The Dum 

Genre : Tech House/Techno

Release Date : Monday 19th October

Available to purchase exclusively from Beatport - 

https://www.beatport.com/en-US/html/content/track/catalog/?labelId=13963&contextType=labels&contextEntityId=13963

Distributed Through Kudos Digital


The long awaited arrival of the all new Clubbed Up Recordings is finally over. The 10 year old radio show is currently having the best year in its creation, attracting thousands of downloads each week and the biggest names in the house and techno fields they cater for. The launch of Clubbed Up Recordings means the shows presenters, Danny Roberts & James Burn can continue to push the music they preach using the stable as a platform for their own productions as well as tasty material from around the UK and beyond!

The A side to this EP brings out the carnival spirit within a solid tribal techno roller. Clubbed Up Radio's long standing resident presenter, Danny Roberts combines his thoughts and imagination with the excellent producing skills of James Garside to fuel a peak time monster using trumpets, horns, whistles, claxons, bongos and funked fueled bass all to blistering results. 

Celebrating the completion of his first year on Clubbed Up Radio, James Burn provides a tough but tribal affair on the B side, launching his debut track in the producing realms. This collaboration with Pavello, someone who hasnt been shy from the producing scene for a good proportion of time, grooves through some tightly layered percussion and catchy vocal stabs is a proven hit in the clubs where it has been graced and will no doubt do the same on a much wider scale upon release.

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