Feeder serves up nothing but big, fat, juicy house music in all forms. From techno to prog to electro and everything in between, Feeder focuses on vocal heavy tracks that are built for the dancefloor. There has been a large push lately to bring back the strong soulful vocals of classic house music, and champions such as Axwell and Max Vangeli have been leading the charge. Lots of fan favourites and remixed classics feature in this mix, and I even drop some phat Dutch house bombs towards the end. The final track is a cracker for fellow Aussies :D (continue reading…)

Time for another dance floor destroyer, Vulcan is overflowing with clubland hits! Axwell, Angello and Ingrosso open up the mix with a boom.. how could I not start the mix with Number One? Such a banger. From then on the killer beats are unrelenting, featuring tracks from basically all the biggest names in dance music. Everyone’s favourite Mau5 has some fresh tracks in there, and I’ve really been digging Avicii lately with his classic house piano work, so he features prominently in Vulcan. I really love the ‘Swedish Beauty’s Diamond Life’ bootleg.. purely epic. I finished off with the smooth track ‘Drifting From City To City’ because I found myself playing it a lot on my recent trip to Miami. Nice way to wind down the mix. Give it a spin! (continue reading…)

Deluxo showcases some great progressive house tracks featuring fine female vocals and smooth synth melodies. Lots of big names on this mix with stellar tracks from Eric Prydz, Steve Angello, Laidback Luke, Gregor Salto, Avicii, Kaskade, plus some classy remixes from local Brisbane legend Nick Galea. The stand-out tracks for me are the two remixes done by Arno Cost, he absolutely kills it with his use of vocals, lyrics and driving basslines. Deluxo is a perfect mix for earlier in the evening to set the groove. (continue reading…)

19 tracks of superb electro and mainroom house with a little bit of prog thrown in for good measure. Featuring banging tracks from the Bloody Beetroots, Axwell, Dirty South, Deadmau5, David Guetta, MSTRKRFT, Adam K, Calvin Harris, Afrojack, Cassius, Laidback Luke and heaps more. (continue reading…)

Taking a journey into the deeper side of prog, Voyager captures that hypnotic roll of the heavy drum beat and smooth vocals with powerful lyrics. This mix really has that epic vibe to it, with all the delicate piano work and subtle melodies that put you in a more chilled mood without boring you. No progressive-house mix would be complete without a Deadmau5 bomb, and the trance masters drop in such as Armin Van Buuren and Paul Van Dyk with classy remixes by Inpetto and EDX. The first half of Voyager features the more recognizable tunes while the second half delves deeper and darker for that melancholic touch. (continue reading…)

Smooth and classy, Ripple just rolls along at a steady pace and is perfect for those times when you are in the mood for some softer beats. The exquisite female vocals throughout the mix create a trancey sort of vibe but at a much more manageable tempo. Nothing beats Sia’s vocals or lyrics, she is simply superb. Special mention also goes to the melodic prog interlude of Sebasitien Leger, I’m really digging his style lately. As usual I’ve found some remixed classics to give that touch of familiarity. Cruisy. (continue reading…)

The big chunky basslines roll on through Fever with lots of familiar vocals laid over the top. Featuring many quality remixes of classics and commercial tracks, this mix has that party vibe that progresses from the Micky Slim bangers at the beginning to the smooth exquisite vocals at the end courtesy of Axwell and Deadmau5. (continue reading…)

Smooth and classy… Velvet turned out to be a bit of a tribute to two of my favourite artists – Pryda and Deadmau5. They really are musical geniuses that create such vivid soundscapes, so just slide into Velvet and immerse yourself in the progressive layers of sounds. I found some interesting whitelabel versions that have some oldschool vocals dropped over the beats for something interesting and I think it worked out awesome. I especially love the last two tracks remixed by Deadmau5, the gorgeous female vocalists and deep lyrics really hit the spot. (continue reading…)

Lusty features all female vocals with lots of remixed classics thrown in there, these work well next to all the fresh new tracks that I have included on Lusty. The whole mix is flows nicely and is surprisingly banging. Give it a crank! (continue reading…)

I tried something new with Magnum, purely male vocals. The whole mix features a wide variety of male vocalists; from thundering demon voices to fluttering falsettos, from soulful wailers to sleazy geezers – all the while the electro basslines rumble throughout. Starting off with some commercial hits to get the mix kicked off is Chemical Bros, then Dave Guetta got a slammin remix by Joachim Garraud. Calvin Harris has a few track featured that have great lyrics, I actually had a good chat with him the other night (top bloke). I love Axwell’s remode… it starts of with this oldskool vibe then drops in with fat 2007 electro. Rockin. (continue reading…)