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Drum & Bass mix with all tracks dating from 1994 to 1997

26/12/2024

06/12/2024

MCE Radio Show - Episode 070 with tracks by Genius of Time, Peverelist, Legowelt Music, Cignol, Overmono, Rudolf C, Orlando Voorn, Silent Servant (Official), Tessela, Substance aka DJ Pete, Actress, Kevin Saunderson and many more...

MCE Radio Show - Episode 070

03/12/2024

Thanks to all tuned in!

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02/12/2024

This week's guest mix comes from Argentinian artist Facundo Mohrr. Tune in on 6th December from 11 PM GMT.

Facundo is making waves in Latin America and beyond. In addition to his All Day I Dream and Crew Savage residencies, he has performed at clubs and festivals around the world, such as Brooklyn Mirage, Space Miami, Burning Man, Coachella, Art With Me, Woomoon, All Day I Dream Festival, Zamna Festival, Warung Beach Club, Mandarine Park and Palacio Alsina, among others. Supported by influential DJs such as Lee Burridge, Guy Gerber, Seth Troxler, Bedouin, and John Digweed, Facundo Mohrr previously appeared on All Day I Dream in 2018 with La Espere and again in 2022 with Déjà Vu.

Check out Facundo Mohrr's new Hermosa EP out now on All Day I Dream.

29/11/2024

Prese DnB is ready to rock your boat on December 9 with a ton energic Drum and Bass music! Coming up, on PowerFM!

25/11/2024

This week's guest mix comes from LA-based producer, DJ, and vocalist STRAWBRY.

STRAWBRY debuts with her first single, “U Know That,” an energetic and sultry electronic track. Co-produced by rising electronic artist tesh, the track fuses vibrant production with STRAWBRY’s euphoric vocals. Together, they blend UK-inspired sounds, modern speed house, and R&B influences into a dynamic release.

Tune in Friday 29th November from 11 PM GMT.
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22/11/2024

This week's guest mix comes from AMPRS&ND. Tune in on Friday 22nd November from 11PM GMT.

AMPRS&ND has been making moves in the San Francisco dance music scene for over a decade. Her passion was ignited in 2008 when she began spinning electro house at warehouses and clubs throughout the Bay Area. After a name change, she created a refined amalgamation of her favorite parts of dance music: the rumbling basslines, the driving percussion, the buzzy leads. She has found a niche riding the thin line between tech house and bass house, with her electro house influence proudly on display. She has released on notable house imprints like Farris Wheel, This Ain’t Bristol, Disposable (an imprint of industry heavyweight Empire), and helped launch Gold Bloc Records in 2022 with a chart-topping remix of Kue’s “New Jack Swing.

20/11/2024

From “Classic Dublin Gigs” page. 💯

18/11/2024

Wicked interview with an awesome live set. Get your spectacles on and Crank it up while you read :) You'll need dual screens to watch the master David Meiser as you read :D enjoy.

Nice interview by Iconic Magazine. One of the few media that still keep interest and support the underground techno scene. ✊️

https://iumag.co.uk/david-meiser-the-evolution-of-forging-timeless-techno-exclusive-interview/

Iconic Underground Magazine IUM

16/11/2024

The music of Underground Resistance

13/11/2024

04/11/2024

This weeks guest mix comes from DJ François. Tune in this Friday 8th November from 11PM GMT on www.powerfm.org.

An avid music enthusiast, DJ François began playing parties in the late 80s. In 1989, himself and Mick Heaney’s Unlimited Freak Out in UCD bar became a by-word for Friday night hedonism. The early success in Belfield led to a regular slot in the newly opened Rock Garden in Temple Bar, where UFO began to focus on harder dance sounds rather than the baggy beats that were the signature in UCD.

Although upstairs in the Rock Garden only had a capacity of 200, UFO quickly built up a loyal following with enthusiastic fans queueing up to an hour before the doors opened. UFO remained at the Rock Garden for 2 years before the venue was sold and dance music was shown the door - the final night in Rock Garden was legendary with an all Irish line up of DJs taking over the two floors of the sold out venue (with about a 1,000 disappointed punters turned away)

UFO’s tenure in the Waterfront/Columbia Mills from 1994 -1996 coincided with the explosion of dance music in Ireland. Always full on and not for the faint hearted, non-stop strobe lights and dense smoke filled the venue as François and a rota of Irish DJ’s ensured a full house every week.

The soundtrack evolved over that period to focus more on rough tough techno, with a heavy Detroit and Chicago influence and international guests such as Luke Slater, Christian Vogel, Surgeon and The Aztec Mystic aka DJ Rolando. During this time François also released the first ever Irish DJ mix CD, all 1,000 of which sold by word of mouth alone.

Once UFO finally closed its doors for the last time in late 1996. François went on to residencies at the Kitchen and Redbox, was in demand as a DJ around the country and played major events and festivals like the triumphant Homelands at Mosney. He gave up DJing full-time in 2002.

Catch François at UFO 30. Marking 30 years since UFO settled into its groove in the Waterfront/Columbia Mills, the original team are bringing the experience back for one special night at Sound House on Friday, November 22.