Posts Tagged ‘djs’

Wednesday Night, 07/28/10 – Studio Line 1.205.933.1122 – **9p-2a – ish, Central Time**

What a diverse lineup this week! The wonderful thing is that
every one of these guys is fantastic at what he does for a living.
And yet they show up for the webcast, and blow us away every time.
We have a Vinyl Virgin (Harmonyspeak for First Timer on Big Blue),
and it’s Procon’s first time playing as an out-of-towner. We’re so glad
to have him back! Enjoy the show!

This week’s lineup:

9-10p – Stevo
10-11p – Procon
11p-12a – Jay Salillas
12-1a – Exothermic
1-2a – 9.5

See ya on the radio!

The Harmony Network and Friends

Wednesday Night, 07/21/10 – Studio Line 1.205.933.1122 – **9p-2a – ish, Central Time**

I can’t remember the last time we had an entire lineup from one group of people.
All of these dj’s play our show regularly, except WHODI, who moved just far enough away
that it’s tough for him to make it during the week. Yes, WHODI! is playing tonight – owner
of our Sofa Cooler, haha! But I digress. Together, these folks form most of Pure Presidential,
and put on quite a show from time to time, at a place called Zen. Enjoy them, and enjoy the show!

This week’s lineup:

9-10p -Miss Able
10-11p – Proto J
11p-12a – Frequie G
12-1a – NDCYSIV
1-2a – Whodi

See ya on the radio!

The Harmony Network and Friends

Wednesday Night, 07/14/10 – Studio Line 1.205.933.1122 – **9p-2a – ish, Central Time**

Tonight is not what I expected because we have done something I didn’t think we could:
We flipped entire lineups with this week and next. Pure Presidential will fill the lineup
next week, and tonight is Four Tried&True Plus One Vinyl Virgin – what’s that? It’s a
dj who is brand new to Big Blue – never been on the Harmony decks before. He’s from
out of town, and comes with a great reputation. Can’t wait – enjoy the show!

This week’s lineup:

9-10p – Wes Kane
10-11p – A newbie with a great reputation
11p-12a – MP5
12-1a – Ralph Lindstrom
1-2a – TBA

See ya on the radio!

The Harmony Network and Friends

Sunday Night, 07/04/10 – Studio Line 1.205.933.1122 – **8p-2a – ish, Central Time**

*** BYOB = Bring Your Own Bass  July 4, 2010! *** We’re here, fireworks are at 9,
and we’ll be bumpin till at least 2am! Bring your car, tune into 100.1, and turn it up!
Turn our lot into the biggest bass bin everrr. Enjoy the show!

This week’s lineup:

8-8:50 – NDCYSIV
8:50-9:40 – Ralph Lindstrom
9:40-10:30 – Wes Kane
10:30-11:20 – DJ Superstar
11:20-12:10 – Quack
12:10-1:00 – Phlip
1:00-1:45 – MP5
2:00-2:45 – Eric E??

See ya on the radio!

The Harmony Network and Friends

Welcome! Tonight we’re playing for a couple of folks who
can’t make it tonight — first, Kaotic Grace. She and Oscillator
are actually scheduled to be our first dj’s tonight, but she’s
sick and he’s taking care of her.  1-2-3: awwww.. sweet, right?
And then there’s Phlip, whose LUNG collapsed last week.
Surgery went well today, and we’re looking for him to play
again soon. GET WELL SOON, Y’ALL.  Our calendar won’t look
right without you! Enjoy the show!

This week’s lineup:

9-10p     Funk K – breaks
10-11p     Ralph Lindstrom (your host)
11p-12a   DJ Superpro – drum&bass
12-1a      SugaFree – dubstep
1-2a        Jog – breaks

See ya on the radio! (I have never explained this, but it’s a saying from our past,
and I always repeat it to invoke whatever good will come forward with it. Just smile
and shake your head

The Harmony Network and Friends

Welcome to the Harmony Network! Join us in raising a toast to lazy summer nights,
pretty girl djs, and the best house, breaks, electro, drum&bass and dubstep that
any pair of ears could want.  And Happy Birthday to Corey Harris, ushering in his
special day with us, at midnight. Enjoy the show!

This week’s lineup:

9-10p      Miss Able – breaks
10-11p     Karizma – breaks/dubstep
11p-12a   Ralph Lindstrom – your happy host
12-1a       Corey Harris – house – BIRFDAY BOY!
1-2a         Slade – electro this&that

See ya on the radio! (I have never explained this, but it’s a saying from our past,
and I always repeat it to invoke whatever good will come forward with it. Just smile
and shake your head

The Harmony Network and Friends

Wednesday Night, 06/02/10 – Studio Line 1.205.933.1122 – **9p-2a, Central Time**

It’s summer! Am I the only one who doesn’t have to work at 8am Thursday?
As we usher  in the dog days and warm, muggy nights (anyone who knows
where we are will raise a toast), here’s looking forward to a nonstop, carefree,
party-down kinda summer for us all. Enjoy the show!

This week’s lineup:

9-10p      Fitzpatrick  – house
10-11p     Reid K – one of the few who will reliably play drum&bass
11p-12a   Quack – breaks
12-1a       Steel – hmm. breaks? electro?
1-2a         Ralph Lindstrom (your happy host) – whatever Steel doesn’t play

See ya on the radio! (I have never explained this, but it’s a saying from our past,
and I always repeat it to invoke whatever good will come forward with it. Just smile
and shake your head

The Harmony Network and Friends

The original was a huge release from Ferry Corsten back in trance’s golden age of 1999 and still packs a powerful punch for DJs and clubbers all over the globe. Loyal trance lovers can relax as the balls and synth styling is held true by Tiesto, Koen Groenevold and Stoneface & Terminal, while the big room sounds of Laidback Luke punch the monolithic riff deep into the mind of the coolest house floors. Giuseppe Ottaviani also provides a barnstorming mix that will fill rave tents all summer.

System F | Premier

Thomas Gold’s latest offering to the DJ gods is ‘The Button’ which takes no prisoners from the very start. With a bass heavy pounding kick that reverberates all around; the drum pattern then takes shape creating a sonic boom of gargantuan proportions! Techno Legend Umek provides the remix and ups the tempo several notches, delivering a no nonsense techno assault with a nagging bass line and wonky distorted bleeps that will suit all the darker and nastier moments in your sets

Thomas Gold | Toolroom Records

Skint’s heavy weights X-Press 2 collaborate with British vocalist James Yuill on ‘Time’. The very hot Riva Starr and Stefano Noferini command the prime time hours with two driving house mixes. Feygin goes deeper with a more stripped back mix and vocal effects. James Yuill’s vocal performance and lyrics are magical and these mixes follow suit.

X-Press 2 | Skint Records