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GusGus via last.fm T his weeks mix is mellow minimal and packed full of goodies. I have decided to go outside of the usual bundle in-order for you to understand the media nostalgia and the way in which artists are retaken from the woodwork. If you don't already know I'm robbwindow. Check me out in Google to find out all the details about my DJ ability and online presence. 1. DJ Observer Daniel Heatcliff feat. Madeline Rison - Vision (Lentos Dub) This track has been voted by many as a track of the week, this week is Halloween Week. Be sure to get your pumpkins and turnips early. 4/5 2. Dirty South Sebastian Ingrosso - Meich http://www28.zippyshare.com/v/5453651/file.html Great to see these artists collaborating they have done some great sets recently around London . Both these musical makers are very good. Many people online again are talking about all this type of music. Have a listen see what you think. 4/5 3. Wally Lopez - Iuvenis (Original Vocal Mix

Justin Robertson-Alpha/Beta  by  justinrobertson/deadstock

Justin Robertson and Tim Burgess- yes it is  by  justinrobertson/deadstock

Audiowok are based in the Isle of Man and have done production work in Croydon. Christian Cleague the founder has been DJ'ing on the Isle of Man for a many years. His brother even DJ'ed on Manx radio the same time and day as Pete Tong did his broadcast back in the day's when Manx Radio was very good. I'm not to sure if it's any good now, my grandad likes manx radio and like me often calls into the station to speak to the hosts. But that's more chat shows. The best time to listen to manx radio is during T.T. week because they play alot of classic rock music, but more importantly they cover the races. B.G.A & AUDIO-WOK - APOTHEOSIS by Audio-Wok This track is co produced by Alan Stacey who is another big name on the Isle of Man, you may have stumbled across these people in Ibiza this year because there was aManx commune set up there, you can see more about that over on Facebook. Anyway the years nearly over now. This is a few months old now

robbwindow कार्निवल Mix N / Song Name / Artist 1. Music Talking (Fred Falke Remix) Roland Clark & Montanas 2. Survive (Club mix) Edun and Oscar Salergero 3. Let it go K-Klass remix 4. Final Tide (Vocal) Fish Go Deep feat. Tracey k 5. Think You Want It Colette 6. It s My Life (DJ Stranger/Nejtrino) Dr Alban feat Adriana 7. Yeah 2009 (Club Remix) Intensa Music Ft Usher&LilJon 8. New New New (Club Mix) Bob Sinclair 9. I Will Be Here (Wolfgang Gartner) Tiesto &SneakySound Sys 10. Assou Mama (Clubz Remix) Stylus Robb 11. Listen to the Voice Inside Yves Larock & Steve Edwards 12. Believe In My Love (Original) DJ Luchetta 13. I Love The Sunshine (Beltek) Alan Connor Vs

Robbwindow Tech house Music review 1.  Simon Shaker Facebook Page - The Shape (Original Mix) Tech house with it's winding sounds and frequent backward windy air hopping is repetitive and very hypnotic . When it kicks in it gives you that one key bang from a keyboard. At first this track makes you want to go out and buy an and try and make a tech house tune. Luckily it picks up with some squiggly sounds and the chant in the background gets progressively loader. It goes Chiba yeah I think and then brings in the dub roots n reggae sounds of the eighties. Practically I think this tune will have a lot of uses I can't quite think of one right now, but a tech DJ will like this especially if they want to add some lovely eighties new wave or reggae beats over the top. All in all a nice tune. 2. Aquabeat Myspace Vein Litterback - Phobos ( Andrea Bertolini Remix) Soundcloud Aquabeat & Vein Litterback - Phobos (Andrea Bertolini Radio Mix) by aquabeat These boys ar

House Music Review August 4th 2009 1. Adam Freeland - ManCry Gui Boratto Remix 7:31 Adam Freeland is a very popular DJ and is renouned for his electronic sounds and subliminal mixing. This tune is is testament to this. Gui Boratto again is an awesome current remixer. This tune has that breathy kind of feel where the progressiver tune builds up into something very simple, yet at the same time is very adourable. Little blips and blops here and there with a build up that keeps you eloquantly booping your head no end. This one has no lyrics and I don’t think it needs lyrics so you could put into the minimal bracket. But I would personally say it has a more progressive feel about it. Anyway Adam usually goes down very well in Spaaranwoude, which brings me onto my second reccomendation. ☆☆☆☆ 2. Olav Basoski - Spaarnwoude - 6:03 Taken from his Samplitude Volume Olav Basoski gives his tribute to one of the best rave ups in the world. Holland takes the stage for much of this kin