In My Room feat. Paul Revered – Jun.6, 2012
My ear was first caught by Paul Revered at a Hipnosis loft party earlier this year. Listening to him weave together the new throwback and warehouse sound (currently permeating Toronto’s […]
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In My Room feat. Skank Honto – Mar.28, 2012
First off, apologies for the delay getting Skank Honto’s dj mix posted up but for those of you who weren’t able to tune in and listen live; I think you’ll […]
In My Room feat. Mike Conradi – Apr.4,2012
Mike Conradi is a legend-in-the-making in Toronto’s electronic music scene. The experienced DJ has been moving crowds for over a decade and has recently been bitten by the “production” bug. […]
In My Room feat. Sage – Jan.25, 2012
A multi-instrumentalist, Sage brings his extensive musical background together as a DJ. I was surprised to learn that Sage is a classically trained flautist and has dabbled in a wide […]
In My Room feat. Jack Tripper-Jan.11,2012
Last week Jack Tripper aka Dylan T aka Dyjomat aka Bad Boy Dill (ha!) joined me in the studio for the first show of 2012. His was the first to tweet […]
In My Room feat. Chiclet – Dec.21,2011
Yo! Welcome to 2012! Some house-keeping from last year to take care of…. Chiclet, an old friend of the show, stopped by the studio for the last show of 2011 […]
In My Room feat. Mr.Tunes-Dec.7,2011
Last month, in November, Mr.Tunes and I dj’ed at Rasputin Vodka Bar together and afterward, while I was sniping tracks from his playlist, we started talking about his recent forays into […]
In My Room feat.French Vanilla-Nov.30,2011
French Vanilla is a globe-trotting, Toronto-based DJ known for her versatility and ability to blend various genres of electronic music, but her real passion is House music. In this week’s […]
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In My Room feat.Duzi-Nov.9,2011
Earlier this month local party-rocker Duzi was on the show and offered up a lesson in the “new-ish” Tropical genre of electronic dance music – think bass-heavy and slightly off-kilter rhythms […]
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