Tonight I'll be joining Philly homies Willyum, Jesse Merlin and DJ Apt One on Will's SoulGow Radio at Deephouselounge.com. Will has been holding down the Thursday night spot for a couple years and is one of the stations founding DJs, representing Philly to the world over the interwaves.

The show starts at 6pm, set times TBA.  Tune in here.

In anticipation for Friday's (Jan 18th) Electric City: 360º of NITEWAX, I'll post some songs I'm diggin' on right now (old and new).

I really don't geek out over things so damn hard as I did this video and more importantly the song. I recall drunkenly coming across this video on my phone riding home from somewhere... or in my bed... one or the other. And saying "damn, I hate this girl... but I know I'm actually super really incredibly in love with her."

What to say, The Synthetigers' edits have been a staple in my sets ever since I got my hands on their take on Bobby Thurston's "You've Got What It Takes". The San Fran pals, Allan Craig and Sergio Fedasz (of Go Bang!) first flexed their production on their flagship release as the
'Tigers with the I Love You EP. Three very positive and floor rattling deep disco house flips.  With this release they get even deeper with three pure house jams that are peak hour gold.

Jazz comes in and out of my life, somewhat like the women do. The transition from autumn into winter especially brings her around.  This is so because I'm usually [in a car] going home after gigs and the last thing (usually) I want to hear is more dance music. So, I either turn on the local jazz station (WRTI 91.3) or dig into my own collection and decompress. So today's selection is from the Vijay Iyer Trio and their cover of Michael Jackson's Human Nature.

I enjoy many things, but some of my favorite things are beautiful women, 90's sex chat commercials, slow disco, and a good ol' Double Dutch Bus sample.

The third installment of the Young Robots Records monthly mixeres I've been doing with DJ Apt One.  Featuring tracks from Tiger & Woods, Aeroplane, Tensnake, Eli Escobar, Les Professionnels, Only Children and Homework. This one is heavy duty, 60 mins plus.

Tracklist, stream and download below.