Warm Up 2004As of June 1, 2007, this page will no longer be updated. Please visit our new site to access newly added programs. Sessions recorded live at PS1's DJ music festival, Summer 2004. Additional DJ sessions available at: Halcyon The Air, PS1 Warm Up 2005, PS1 Warm Up 2006, and WPS1 DJ Sessions. |
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DJ Aquasky vs. Masterblaster listen to part 1 | listen to part 1 with RealPlayer listen to part 2 | listen to part 2 with RealPlayer Aquasky are from Bournemouth, UK. They started their career in 1995 when they were signed to Moving Shadow Records for a three record deal on the back of their massively sucessful Dezires/Images single which was remixed by DJ Krust. Previously they had indivual success under with their own projects. Dave Wallace was known for his early jungle tunes as Rave Doctor/Fugative on Underdog Recordings. Keiron Bailey for his Artinis/New Vision work also on drum and bass label Underdog and Brent Newitt for his hip hop releases as Jaziac Sunflowers on Bob Jones' Black on Black label. There's been some history since those days but stay tuned for solid Nu-Skool Breakbeat, Drum & Bass, Old Skool Hardcore, Hip-Hop. |
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PS1 Warm Up agnès b. Hour: DJ Boon - listen | listen with RealPlayer With some original beats, live guitar, vocals and some fresh scratching, Boon heats up the party mixing down-tempo, hip-hop and house the way you like it. |
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Adam Goldstone listen to part 1 | listen to part 1 with RealPlayer listen to part 2 | listen to part 2 with RealPlayer Adam Goldstone, known for his records on Nuphonic and such productions as Tiny Trendies, plays forward thinking, intelligent house. |
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DJ Honey Dijon - listen | listen with RealPlayer With an eclectic mix of the original house sounds of her native Chicago to world disco, tech-house, tribal and soulful vibes, Honey Dijon has established herself as one of the most in-demand DJs in the global dance scene. She recorded this set of deep and soulful hard house was recorded at P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center on July 31, 2004. |
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Kent & KZA, Force of Nature listen to part 1 | listen to part 1 with RealPlayer listen to part 2 | listen to part 2 with RealPlayer listen to part 3 | listen to part 3 with RealPlayer listen to part 4 | listen to part 4 with RealPlayer Tokyo-based DJs Kent and KZA, aka Force of Nature, fuse trip-hop and electro to disco and house. A regular radio spot on Shibuya-FM in Japan and their masterful mixed CDs have held them up as some of the best musical tacticians that Tokyo has to offer. After performing at P.S.1's "Warm Up" last summer, the traveling DJs Kent & KZA moved on to play at the Asagiri Jam (or "It's a beautiful Day) outdoor music festival at Mount Fuji in October, 2004. Truly a Force of Nature, they have also done production work Nigo, Rymaster, UNKLE, and Shakka Zombie, among others and have a new CD, "II" out on the Libyus Music label. |
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Steve "Fella" Kotey of Chicken Lips listen to part 1 | listen to part 1 with RealPlayer listen to part 2 | listen to part 2 with RealPlayer Steve Kotey joined Chicken Lips in 2003 for the critically-acclaimed releases of both their debut mixed-CD, "Bodymusic," and the "DJ Kicks" album for K7 Records. Prior to joining the trio, Kotey had been producing spaced-out dance riddims under his own name since 1997, running the Big Bear labels and enjoying a reputation as a well-respected producer, remixer and DJ within the UK dance music world. Check out www.kingsize.co.uk for more information about Chicken Lips and Steve "Fella" Kotey. |
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PS1 Warm Up agnès b. Hour: DJ Tim "Love" Lee - listen | listen with RealPlayer Now based in New York City, Tummy Touch Records recently celebrated its fifth anniversary, cementing Tim "Love" Lee's reputation as one of the great iconoclasts in the contemporary dance/electronic scene, as heard here with his mad brand of exotic funk and original beats. Recorded live on the terrace at PS1's Warm Up summer series on August 14th, 2004. |
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PS1 Warm Up agnès b. Hour: DJ Joey Llanos listen to part 1 | listen to part 1 with RealPlayer listen to part 2 | listen to part 2 with RealPlayer NYC DJ and house pioneer Joey Llanos spins a mix of Latin and deep house grooves and classics, recorded July 17, 2004. Llanos learned the art of DJing from the legendary Larry Levan at Manhattan's Paradise Garage. Llanos served as Levan's relief DJ for four years until the famed club's closing in 1987. Since that time, Llanos has remained a resident DJ at the biggest and best NYC clubs, past and present. In addition to his guest spots at the now-defunct "Body and Soul" parties in the late Nineties, early 2000's, Llanos has entertained club crowds worldwide with his magical house music sounds. Recorded live on the terrace at PS1's Warm Up summer series on July 17th, 2004. |
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PS1 Warm Up agnès b. Hour: DJ Lo-Ki listen to part 1 | listen to part 1 with RealPlayer listen to part 2 | listen to part 2 with RealPlayer P.S.1 music director, DJ Lo-ki, dug deep in his crates of vinyl to resurrect some rare and infectious Electro and Old-School breaks before ramping it up to the new. Lokke Highstein has been a club DJ for more than a decade. He is also co-curator of the wildly popular Warm-Up parties sponsored by the P.S.1 Contemporary Art Center every weekend each summer since 1998. |
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Madlib and Peanut Butter Wolf listen to part 1 | listen to part 1 with RealPlayer listen to part 2 | listen to part 2 with RealPlayer West Coast DJ/Producer/label head Peanut Butter Wolf is undoubtedly one of the most important figures in underground music. The founder of progressive hip-hop label Stone's Throw Records, PBW has earned an international following for his innovative hip-hop productions and inventive DJing style. This set, from July 3, 2004, covers a wide range of PBW's musical flavors, including Brazilian beats mixed with electro breaks and classic Kraftwerk. Madlib is known best for his massive 2003 Blue Note Records release "Shades Of Blue", the full-lengh album featuring re-interpretations and remixes of selected tracks from the Blue Note vaults. However, in the underground hip-hop world, Madlib has been producing and creating tracks for over ten years under his own name and under numerous aliases, notably Quasimodo and Yesterday's New Quintet. A noted producer for Peanut Butter Wolf's Stone's Throw Records, Madlib continues to dominate the world of underground hip-hop through international DJ gigs and innovative production work. This set, from July 3, 2004, showcases Madlib's trademark underground hip-hop flavor. |
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DJ Miles Maeda listen to part 1 | listen to part 1 with RealPlayer listen to part 2 | listen to part 2 with RealPlayer DJ Miles Maeda, recorded live on the terrace at PS1's Warm Up summer series on July 10th, 2004. |
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DJ Kervyn Mark listen to part 1 | listen to part 1 with RealPlayer listen to part 2 | listen to part 2 with RealPlayer From deep, soulful house to Afro-Brazilian and psychedelic grooves, this smooth set of underground sounds and classics from veteran dance DJ Kervyn Mark was recorded live on the terrace at PS1's Warm Up on July 17, 2004. Brooklyn native Kervyn Mark has been spinning around NYC from the early days of hip-hop through the legendary Manhattan nightlife eras of the Paradise Garage, Danceteria and Suzanne Bartsch's famed Club Savage, where Mark reigned as the first resident DJ. Since his early days as a club maverick, Mark has spun all over the world as well as in his hometown, with notable guest spots at Body & Soul, Dance Promise, and at Bang the Party. Mark serves on the board of directors for Melting Pot NYC, an artists' collective whose main objective is to enlighten through music. |
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PS1 Warm Up agnès b. Hour: DJ Dhyan Moller listen to part 1 | listen to part 1 with RealPlayer listen to part 2 | listen to part 2 with RealPlayer San Francisco DJ Dhyan Moller started Drone Muzik in 1999, one of the finest domestic tech-house imprints. Noted for his live PAs and experimental production work, Moller pushes the boundaries of electronic music through his blend of analog sounds with innovative digital mixing and editing techniques. Recorded on July 24, 2004, this set includes soulful vocal tech-house, deep synth beats and harder-edged melodic techno. |
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PS1 Warm Up agnès b. Hour: DJ Todd Sines listen to part 1 | listen to part 1 with RealPlayer listen to part 2 | listen to part 2 with RealPlayer This set from DJ Todd Sines, recorded on July 24, 2004, features a mix of minimal techno-funk and lush tech-house sounds. With consistent releases on Detroit's Planet E and the UK's Peacefrog, a full-length album of his signature deep tech-house on Germany's A Touch of Class label, and remixes for numerous international electronic and techno labels worldwide, Sines is one of the most acclaimed DJ/producers in the world of electronic music. He has been featured in XLR8R, Fader, The Wire and Straight No Chaser magazines and he has toured clubs and electronic music festivals throughout Europe and the US. In addition to his DJ and production work, Sines is also the director of + SCALE, an award-winning multidisciplinary studio working in design, film, video, music and fashion based in NYC. For information about Todd Sines, check www.scalestudio.com. |
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PS1 Warm Up agnès b. Hour: DJ Spinna listen to part 1 | listen to part 1 with RealPlayer listen to part 2 | listen to part 2 with RealPlayer Recorded live on the Terrace during PS1's Warm Up on July 17th, 2004. DJ SPINNA's versatile mix of rare grooves and modern classic vibes have made him one of the most respected and in-demand DJ/producers in the music world. Whether remixing top artists like George Michael, Mary J. Blige and Michael Jackson, or collaborating with underground favorites Zero 7, 4 Hero, Bobbito and Mos Def, Spinna's multi-dimensional sound has made him a worldwide phenomenon. Check out www.djspinna.com for more information. |
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DJ Spun - listen | listen with RealPlayer DJ Spun (aka Jason Drummond) made an indelible mark on the West Coast scenethrough his legendary DJ sets and deep, dark house production work. Spun grew up in the San Jose area and began his DJ career playing underground parties in the late '80s and early '90s. His DJ sets at pioneering S.F. parties The Gathering and Come-Unity established him as one of the scene's key players. Drummond is a curator and coordinator of P.S.1's wildly successful, summer-long WarmUp music series. |
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PS1 Warm Up agnès b. Hour: DJ Synapse listen to part 1 | listen to part 1 with RealPlayer listen to part 2 | listen to part 2 with RealPlayer Synapse, already a master of the cut-and-paste DJ style, is a member of the NYC-based "Heads of State" collective. This set was recorded on August 7, 2004. |
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PS1 Warm Up agnès b. Hour: DJ Ulysses - listen | listen with RealPlayer As a DJ and promoter for the famed "Regressive Technologies" series, Ulysses featured guests from New York DJ legends Arthur Baker and Mark Kamins to new stars like Miss Kitten and John Selway. This experience, along with self-produced releases for high-profile dance labels like Plastic City and Guidance, make Ulysses a unique force in the contemporary underground dance music scene, reflecting a both its past and present. This set of hard-edged techno, acid house beats and dark freestyle was recorded on July 13, 2004. |
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