Everyone knows Love Don't Live & Deliver Me, but one of the most slept on Urban Blues Project & Michael Proctor collabs is 'Fall Down.'
Still sounds great nearly 30 years later.
This is still majestic over 25 years later. First heard this at the Southport Weekender. Loved it ever since.
Amazing Joey Negro/Dave Lee production from back in the day.
First heard it on his awesome 'Cant Get High Without You' mix compilation CD of all his best cuts.
Can't believe I bought that CD nearly 26 years ago. 😬🤣
Bit off the beaten track, but I love this. Proper slice of Synth Pop/New Wave.
Love, love, love this song. First heard Louis Benedetti play this at Angel Deelite in 2003 and have been hooked ever since.
The soul is just dripping from this record tbf.
Some people might think this to be sacrilegious as the original mix is so good, but I think this remix is also gorgeous. First heard it on Louie Vega's Soul Heaven London_Ibiza mix comp and have been hooked since.
Everyone talks about Hacienda, Sankeys or Mr Scruff at the Music Box but my favourite was Angel Deelite at Club V on Friday night back in the early to mid 00s.
Such a welcoming place. Amazing music. Loved it. Had so many amazing nights in my early to mid 20s. I'd love to shake Mark and/or Matt's hand and tell them what a beautiful moment in time they created.
My favourite ever night was DJ Spen, Feb 2002. If you remember Angel Deelite and are an old fart like me, what were your favourite nights? Who was playing?
Any other great nights from back in the day? Sometimes the lesser known ones are the best imo.
This is one of my favourite ever Joey Negro/Dave Lee remixes.
Takes me back 25 years. First heard it on his awesome mix comp, Back to the Scene of the Crime.
Definitely one of my favourite Louie Vega mixes in the last 10 years. Elevates the original song and makes it even more soulful.
Hello everyone at r/SeamlessSets, I hope you're all well and having a great weekend so far. 🙂
It's another tribute to Angel Deelite, an awesome Soulful House club night that ran 20 ish years ago in Manchester, UK. Like the first installment, it's a who's who of Soulful House from the late 90s and 00s. Here it is and it's the first time I've shared this publicly:
https://open.spotify.com/playlist/5gyVRoCmE4rAyvCPGMfxC8?si=ommUlV23QXip6Rocuh2v7w
As I loved Angel Deelite so much, I've put a lot of effort into editing this to give it a live/DJ performance feel. I hope that comes across. I've pushed the mix engine very hard and some of the tricks are as follows.
- All 16 bar custom transitions (mainly harmonic).
- Used tracks with additional acapellas in them to simulate 3 and 4 deck mixing.
- Track overlaps during the mix window to create remix type events.
- Doubled up vocals and extended vocal hooks.
- Created custom re-edits of tracks and recontextualised them by using multiple edited down versions.
- Mixed between original tracks and remixes. Cued in the exact same points or very similar points and used the centre bass swap as a cross fader so it's very difficult to tell where the blend is.
- Exploited ghost transitions.
- Fixed transitions with data anchor points etc.
Tracks by MAW, Joey Negro/Dave Lee, Urban Blues Project, Jasper Street Company, David Morales, Kings of Tomorrow, Barbara Tucker, Rufus & Chaka Khan, Soul Central, Moloko, Sunkids, DJ Sneak, Simpson Tune, Grant Nelson and many more.
Always loved this. Bit of a mix of synth pop, sophisti-pop and soul.