From then on there was no turning back, he was hooked into a life-long addiction to vinyl, clubs, and festival weekends. In 2001, he moved from local Bar DJ to city club DJ and met, studio and label owners, Baddudes. He then quickly found himself moving into the studio environment, it was here that he learned his skills and released his first vocal house track ‘Cant Wait’. This gave him afresh taste for music and sent him tumbling deeper into the world of production.

Tracklisting

1. Rikki – Garbage Remix (DJ Promo)
2. Hamid – If I feat Valentina (Jay Shepheard Remix) – Murmur Records
3. Alain Ho – Into A Deep (Hot Toddy Remix) – The Exquisite Pain Records
4. Rikki – Beautiful Day (Deeflash Remix) – MK837 Records
5. Chandler Shortlidge – shenzaz (Original Mix) – Purple Gate Records
6. Maceo Plex – Ain’t That Love (Original Mix) – Ellum Audio Records
7. Solomun – Something We All Adore (Original Mix) – Supernature Records
8. Maceo Plex – Stay High Baby (Original Mix) – Ellum Audio Records
9. Rikki – Pursued by Goths (Original Mix) – MK837
10. Chris Howland Leon Blaq – Fill Me Up (Original Mix) – MK837 Records
11. Dave Richards VS Tribesman – Bedroom Rapist (Deep Dementure Remix) – MK837 Records
12. Rikki – Moon Patrol (Original Mix) – MK837 Records
13. Maceo Plex – Your Style (Original Mix) – Nightrunners Records
14. Benoit & Sergio – Walk And Talk (Original Mix) – Visionquest Records
15. Badamohet – I am (Original Mix) – Purple Gate Records
16. Julien Sandre & Max Chapman – No Games (Original Mix) – Hot Waves Records
17. Flight Facilities – Foreign Language feat Jess (Will Saul & Tam Cooper Remix) – Toolroom Records

Track Listing

1. Chris Howland – Burn It Down
2. Benz & MD – Turning the Curve (Simon & Shaker Mix)
3. Lish – Miles Away
4. Brisker & Magitman – Discodelic (Alter Breed Mix)
5. Shiloh & Marcus Zerr – Boogie Nights
6. Stel & Rekelektrik – People (Lexicon Avenue Mix)
7. New Order – Crystal (Lee Coombs Mix)
8. Sound Quelle – Coast (Ryan Marty Mix)
9. Eitan Carmi – New West
10. Deepsky & Marc Mitchell – Lost in the Moment (LP’s Litmus Paper Mix)

Last month, Deeflash was invited to return to Heat Worship House in Ottawa, Canada for White As Snow 3. The event featured both a DJ set and Live PA from the tech house guru. The Live PA you can get for free through NoiseTrade.com (see the widget below) and the DJ set is right here this month on the Broken Arrow Podcast.

Deeflash’s debut album will be out next Month and just this past week, several remixes from it hit Beatport and iTunes. So, keep an eye out for Sunday Panic! and all the glory that it will bring.

Oh, if you’re wondering why Deeflash isn’t in any of the photos from White As Snow, that’s because he’s like Dave. He’s the one with the camera. We gotta fix that.

Sandro Porres (a.k.a. DJ Modulation and 1/2 of KriSand) is a veteran of the dynamic Chicago music scene, is an acclaimed electronic dance music producer, remixer and DJ, who worked his way up the echelons of the Windy City’s nightlife.

He has composed, performed, and recorded music since age 11. He comes from a musical family and has been around music and instruments his whole life. He has been in several bands over the years and has also produced several albums. Some of his tracks have been remixed and released under Sheeva records and are available on Beatport. He is currently working on remixes for other artists as well as performing live.

This month, we bring him 100% live and untamed. Ready to fuel your iPod and your imagination. Hope you enjoy it.

1. Redneck–”They Call Me(Garage Mix)”–Rogue Industries
2. Damage Breaks–”Joy”–Quebolarecords
3. Meat Katie–”Momento(Electric Soulside Mix)”–LOT49
4. Leventina–”Revolution”–Unreleased Digital
5. Damien J Carter, BK Duke & Fine Touch–”Beep(Fine Touch Mix)”–Club Session
6. Shiloh–”Cafe Del Mariachi”–Hope
7. Slam feat. Tyrone Palmer–”Lifetimes”–Soma
8. Daniel Portman–”Tremulator”–KNM
9. Eitan Carmi–White Night(Eiad Sayegh Mix)”–Hyline
10. Dave Gahan–”Dirty Sticky Floors(Silencer Mix)”–Reprise

1. “Ready for the Fight(Blacknoise Mix)”—The Young Punx
2. “Power”—DVXL
3. “Earth Moon Venus & Sun(Yann Kiss Mix)”—Mike Melange v Nikolai Ronin
4. “So Sick”—Lars Moston
5. “Share The Waters(Rocco Sartori Mix)—Sacchi & Durante
6. “Dependence(Craig Williams Mix)”—Netzik
7. “Wakiya”—Michael Montez
8. “Cash Johnny(Kevin Oneel Mix)”—Timo Maas
9. “Left”—J&M
10. “Wait For You”—Justin Oh

Rikki comes from the Orkney Islands up in the north of Scotland. By day Rikki works as an apprentice joiner and by night he is a producing machine. With influences that range from James Holden and trentmoller to Jurassic 5 and Bob Marley, Rikki’s own sound is somewhere between deep-tech house and progressive breaks.

Rikki’s new album “From This To That” will be in stores on November 29th. Featured on the album will be remixes by Deeflash and Deep Dementure. If you enjoyed Rikki’s previous releases, you won’t want to miss this one.

Don’t forget to check out our latest releases including Michael Montez’s “We Got The Groove”, Netzik’s “Deep Sleep” and Jeremy Kadinger’s “My Name Is House”. Also, keep an eye out for KriSand’s “Thank You” which will be releasing on November 1st.

1. John Tejada – Timeless Space [Palette]
2. Julio Bashmore – Father Father (Inst.) [Futureboogie]
3. Ben Moore – It’s Been A While (Kevin Oneel Remix) [MK837]
4. Piet van Dongen & Patchy – She Can’t Stop This (Dub) [Manual]
5. Stanton Warriors – Out Of My Head (feat. Ruby Goe) [Punks]
6. Jeff Bennet – Dropz [Regular]
7. Banco De Gaia – Drunk As A Monk (Rabbit In The Moon Remix) [Disco Gecko]
8. Seph – Bats [Leftroom]
9. Style Of Eye – Whizzkid (Audiojack Mix) [Blockhead]
10. XY-Me – Can’t Stop [Manual]
11. Cobblestone Jazz – Memories (From Where You Are) (Pt. 2) [K7 Records]
12. Electronic Beach – Electron [Jambalay]
13. Colombo – Cous Cous [iBrkeas]
14. Syncro 69 & Claas Reimer – Moon Pong Babylon [VIM]
15. Lee Curtiss – Whatcha Need (Raw Cut) [Cityfox]
16. Kriece – Zombie Yoga [Spinifex]
17. Scent – Century [Irma Records]
18. Mutiny UK – Swimming With Sharks [Ovum]
19. Neal White – Lieblings Pulse [Wasabi]

Dave Richards has been producing a mixture of tribal, tech and progressive music for about ten years now. He has had releases on Next Dimension Music, PWM Records, Deeplife Records and more.  Dave has worked with many producers over the years including Van Lazarux, Dima, Sheltershed, Aesias Finale and more. His work is respected by Shiloh, Greg ‘Stryke’ Chin, Tim Richards, Joel Armstrong and many others.

In 2002, he became the owner of Tastyfresh.com and since then has developed the site’s name and favorable reputation across both the Christian and secular scenes. 2007 marked a huge change for Dave as he became the host of Tastyfresh Presents… which is a podcast that features DJs and producers who also happen to be Christians.

In addition to this, Dave is the stage manager for the Afterhours Dance Club at the Cornerstone Music Festival. The festival itself is over 25 years old and has had an EDM stage since at least 1997. In 2007, the stage manager’s mantle was passed on to Dave. Since then the stage has been rebranded and has featured some of the hottest acts in EDM today including: Kenneth Thomas, Joel Armstrong, Greg ‘Stryke’ Chin, Topher Jones and Tim Richards.

Currently, Dave works as the label manager for MK837 with his partner in crime Kevin Oneel. World domination through “Jelly Doughnut” diplomacy is sure to follow.

In the Southeast United States, musical tradition runs as deep as the rivers that flow into the Gulf of Mexico. Generations of talented artists hone their craft, inspired by the Blue Ridge Mountains, the Tennessee River Valley, the Emerald Coast, Bayou Country, or whatever their local surroundings may be. Small communities all along the Appalachian Mountains are home to musicians who bring their own touch to sounds created by their ancestors from all across the world. As time passes, the heritage of the South continues to evolve under the loving care of new generations of musicians, all eager to put their own stamp on the musical tradition of their forefathers.

Kevin Oneel is no exception. Kevin calls upon the memories of not only modern Electronic Music to work his craft, but traditional Southern styles like Bluegrass, Gospel, Country and Zydeco. A firm believer that no one style can stand alone on its own merits, Oneel always looks to use different flavors and different feels from his roots to influence artist progression. Aside from staying true to his roots, Kevin also tries to make sure he always has fun while making his music. Oneel is a firm believer in not taking himself too seriously, nor his music. Kevin Oneel believes too many artists these days forget to do the one thing they expect their listeners to do, and that’s simply enjoying music.

Not only an accomplished producer with releases on labels like Ascension, PWM, NDM, Uncovered, Horris, Universal, BTU, Tektak and MK837, Kevin Oneel is a well rounded DJ talent also. His 14+ years of experience have taken him all over to perform for appreciative audiences everywhere. Kevin has appeared on radio shows around the world and the host of multiple podcasts.

Track Listing

Soon…

Antony Shields is Deep Dementure, a DJ and producer from Leeds, England. For Antony, the first time he saw a DJ spinning those wheels of steel in the 90′s, he knew that this art was for him. After months of saving every penny he earned, he finally took the plunge and bought his first pair of Technics 1210′s, and Deep Dementure was born.

From then on there was no turning back, he was hooked into a life-long addiction to vinyl, clubs, and festival weekends. In 2001, he moved from local Bar DJ to city club DJ and met, studio and label owners, Baddudes. He then quickly found himself moving into the studio environment, it was here that he learned his skills and released his first vocal house track ‘Cant Wait’. This gave him afresh taste for music and sent him tumbling deeper into the world of production.

So what’s the future hold for Deep Dementure? In 2011 Deep Dementure moved into his own studio and he continues to produce deep and funky house. Currently working on new EPs, he has a number of new tracks set to be released in June 2011 on MK837 Records and Purple Gate Records.

www.soundcloud.com/deepdementure

Track List

Deep Dementure – Every Night Every Day (Original Mix)
Crazibiza – Donuts & Stew (Original Mix)
Deep Dementure – Tiny T vs the Wackatack (Original Mix)
Deep Dementure – The Horny Trumpet (Original Mix)
Truelove – Rock The Casbah (Original Mix)
Marcella Woods & Hugh Gunnell – Come Get My Lovin feat Marcella Woods (Remix)
Joris Voorn – UnTITLED Dub Vol 1 (Original Mix)
Soul Purpose – Breakdown For Love (Original Mix)
Sharam Jay – Straight Up! (Olav Basoski Remix)
The Black Project – Think – Simioli & Black (Original Mix)
French Goverment – Blame It On The Bass (Original Mix)
DJ Danila – Let The Music Feat Gosha (Belocca Remix)