Panorama Bar resident DJ and music producer Steffi is probably known to most of you Deeper Shades of House listeners for her song "Yours". German DVD magazine "Slices" has produced a nice collection of her views about her own integrity, production, the "rockstar DJ" phenomenon and more.
Check out the video right below.
Our friends at Tone Control Records are delivering the official music video of "The Man", a chunky and dirty deep house track by thatmanmonkz from the brand new same titled EP, featuring four tracks of blissful house music. The release is now available from Traxsource
Deeper Shades Recordings fans know Christo from his deep remixes for Soulscience feat. Dennis Baker "Hypnotize You pt2" while others might know him from his collaboration with Atjazz on "3Fall", the the super debut release on his label Superficially Deep.
Superficially Deep will also be home to "Patterns", Christo's first full length album, scheduled for release on November 2nd.
We heard it, we love it, and we highly recommend it.
The video below features the album track "Ritmo".
I've been a big fan of Mark "MK" Kinchen since the mid 90's and am super happy to see that he's come back to house music after spending the recent years successfully producing Hip-Hop, Rap and R'n'B. Fact TV just had DJ Haus interview MK in the studio and we are all lucky to get a glimpse on MK's approach when he creates his famous and timeless sounding house music dubs and remixes.
Most of you visiting this site, listening to my show and coming to my life gigs know that one of my main tools while DJing is Native Instruments' Traktor application.
One of the very few annoying things about using a computer to DJ is the set up process which becomes increasingly more difficult when dealing with a live situation like a night club and I'm the next one to play. With the most recent update of NI's Traktor, you can now connect your computer directly with either the Pioneer DJM 900 Nexus DJ mixer or the CD players CDJ 400, 900 or CDJ 2000 and avoid fidgeting around in front of the currently playing DJ when dealing with RCA cables between CD players and mixers etc.
