Starting off with a bit of a tribal flavour Lars Schneemann really takes you with the heavy bass of Caper. What’s next to come is a purely original sound and we have to say the standout track of Electronica – Girls in Hats by The Loose Cannons. But things stay interesting especially with Schneemann’s own Jewels – simply another dimension of electro tech house music that we haven’t seen before. Some other tracks that really stood out for us include the rumbling bass of I’m With You and the funkiness of Like Dis. Lars Schneemann may just as well be one of the most unique dj’s we’ve encountered on thefreshpage.com!
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The Grind 2 is the debut set by DJ Titus1 hailing from Calgary Canada – the fastest growing city in Canada. Starting off with a deeper old school house sound the flavour changes quickly to a dirty electro sound which resonates in the underground house movement.
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Aaron Bradley returns with Beeps, Bleeps and Bongos – another funky tech house set short and sweet as his previous set Rolling. We particularly like his flavour as his music keeps you interested in what’s next to come. Stand out track is Feel What U Want by Toka Project – simpley delectable!
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DJ Soma masterfully mixes together a wicked break beat compilation sure to please any beat junkie. What’s Your Funktion speaks in full magnitude right from the start with Missy Elliot’s We Run This mixed seamlessly into Scattermish’s Buck Done Kryptonite. Things get really hairy when Stanton Warrior’s Who’s Afraid of Detroit kicks in and this level of magnitude stays real especially when Control the Night takes control of your deepest desires. And if you’re hair wasn’t standing on end yet, the next track will get it fully rigid – Martini Bros Stoopit has synths which strike those hairs like piano strings that haven’t been touched in years. Damn…we can go on and on but this review is getting too long…you just have to listen to the rest for yourself! DJ Soma where have you been???? This set blew us away!
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TheFreshPage.com has joined forces with Wradio Free Wren featuring DJ Chris Wren to bring you closer to the music that moves you. Chris Wren has earned a reputation amongst his colleagues as a consummate artist and musician. With a background in classical music, and real world experience as a sound mixer and composer, Chris has the confidence to take the right kind of risks with his dancefloor. We are proud to offer this house music podcast as it features the best in house, electro and progressive tracks with a unique twist.

This episode features a few tracks by Australia’s Dirty South, some Fuzzy Hair, a rare one coming from the Mahjong guys, and of course, Ian Carey because he makes you feel good.

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DJ Carson was MIA for a while but he is back with a funky house session entitled Playground. And that’s exactly what this set is a playground of music so fun you’ll have flashbacks of teeter-totters and swinging so hard the blood would be anywhere but in your head! So do it right,, play this set loud and shake it like there is no tomorrow while reminiscing of carefree times of being in a Playground.
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We liked Dman’s previous sets so much we asked him to provide us with an exclusive set for our second volume of TheFreshpage.com Sessions. Co-titled Delicious Dman does not disappoint, in fact he exceeded all our expectations with this funky electrofied delicious set that will be playing in our office for a good time to come.

Right off the bat Dman gets your attention with a sexy remix of Proper Education and then injects a full force musical extravaganza with A Bit Sketchy. What’s next to come is something like that of the first MTV generation with 80’s flavour Way To Go. Did you get your leg warmers on yet? If not you’re going to need them to keep up with the up beat electro synths and deep basslines all the way leading to Funky Country. From here on end a progressive feel is brought in with Late Night Worries featuring the delectable vocals of Andy P. And then one of those tracks that leaves tingles all the way down your spine All Alone,the beats are just unreal! Dman takes it down a notch and eases this set out with the mish-mashed sounds of Always Something Better. You made us proud Dman, TheFreshpage Sessions Volume 2 is absolutely Delicious!

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UK incomer, Lazy Rich supplies a kinetic mixtape Introduced by the aussie boys Hook and Sling and Kid Kenobi with The Bump. This grind of a set travels nicely through one end to the other of electro. There’s enough bass to last with tracks like Sos by Stonebridge and Cassius-esc Get Lost by DJ Marbrax and dig the rave injection through Volta’s Robot Needs Oil. Finally two thirds the way through, the energy falters and we get a break from the crunching basslines until Blue Sky with Da’Others. I’m sure the punters will be very tired after this one…
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Party Prep is a set Lady of the House recorded getting ready for a show! The set begins with warm vocals and beats that fit around your body like a glove. And as you sit in and get comfy with it all, the tribal sounds take charge and take you some place far off in the woods. Before you complete this session you will encounter disco flavours and even underground tech house beats, Party Prep has it all!
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Prepare to go on a journey as DJ Nas takes you through a mulit-level extravaganza of progressive trance music. Elements progresses and transforms just as the scenery around you would during your trip. We don’t know much about DJ Nas, but we know one thing, that even though he’s from Athens this music is universal, it connects with you no matter what city you live in, and that says a lot about Elements.
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