Luciano was just in South Africa as part of the "Bridges For Music" movement and played alongside Black Coffee as well as Vinny Da Vinci and others. As you can see in the video, he also held some workshops and interacted with other musicians and DJs.
As a little cherry on top for all you Deeper Shades fans, check out the tune Luciano is playing during his "live scenes". It's Kenny Zarro's "Deep Abyss", out on Deeper Shades Recordings
The second episode in Russ Gabriel's "Profiles" micro documentary series takes us to Frankfurt and portraits jazz musician and electronic music producer, Matthias Vogt.
For limited time only > Send a tweet and download Lars Behrenroth's remix for Paolo Rocco's "Never, Never, Never Give Up", released on Canadian label Seaking for free. 
The third part of "On The Road With Black Coffee" takes us to Sugar Factory in Amsterdam, Netherlands as well as the Pulse Club and Opo Lounge in Portugal.
Hans Thalau is a name the fans of Deeper Shades Of House have heard more and more in the last two years as I have been playing his productions released on his own imprint Thal Communications. You also got to learn about his music selection and DJing when he delivered a proper guest mix for Deeper Shades Of House show 407.
The video below is the first micro documentary in the "Profiles" series, directed and shot by Russ Gabriel and shows Hans in action in his studio as well as in the club.
Part 2 of On The Road With Black Coffee follows the South African house music super star to his gigs at legendary Djoon in Paris, France as well as the International Promoter Meeting 2012 in Rome, Italy together with Manoo and Rocco.
Luckily I have plenty of Deep House lovers on my Facebook timeline. My man Sello from Germany just shared this video of Kerri Chandler on tour.Short, to the point and interesting.
Enjoy some behind the scenes footage from Life festival, We Are FSTVL, Egg, Hard Times and the DC10 opening…
AJ Dance from Atlanta reviews the parties he enjoys and the DJs who make him dance and he might have been present at all of Lars Behrenroth's gigs in ATL. When Lars recently played at Stan Zeff's and DJ Be's TAMBOR party this was no different and AJ reviewed the gig with a detailed play by play on his blog AJ DANCE LEGACY. Lars is that eight year old child mistakenly left in a music studio, playing with the controls, sliding crossfaders, turning knobs, and pushing buttons that light up bright colors while he grins mischievously. Behind the decks, he is a mad scientist. Lars concocts further antidotes of claptrap rarely heard in these parts. Voiceovers and sampled vocals float haphazardly over the loudest percussions imaginable. Lyrics collide into digital beeps and pongs. The faint of ears need protection.....
