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Tuesday, 22 July 2008 |
ohhhh ..
what fun we had on Friday, July 18th 2008.
Tony Watson (Mekanic.com
- Project Sandro) was the only guest I decided to have this year at my monthly party at Moonshadows in Malibu and hands down this was the best night I've had in the 4 years I've been doing it ..
click here to check out the flyer for the party.
It was a beautiful night and the full moon had just passed by one day. The setting was loungy as usual .. but then:
A lot of drinks were consumed, a lot of asses were shaking and I have no idea how I took my Traktor Scratch, computer and harddrive apart at the end of the night (and I'll spare you details about the pain I had on the drive home - luckily I was not the driver who had to pull over :)
The music (as far as I can remember) was off the hook. I started out, then let Tony play for a few hours and we went back to back for the last hour and a half, covering all grounds from midtempo deepness to disco to rock (I threw some Pink Floyd and Zappa in) to deep house and all the way back.
here are some pictures my wife Kathy and I took throughout the night
please click on the image to see the slideshow posted in Flickr
My next party (and possibly last for this summer) will be on September 19th .. .
I'm skipping August since I'm playing in Ecuador the weekend I would be at Moonshadows ..
Hopefully I'll see you then. As always . .all details will be posted in the event section of this site.
Lars Behrenroth
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Sunday, 08 June 2008 |
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I n the last two weeks the second highest amount of vistitors to deepershades.net has come from South Africa. More and more people from Johannesburg, Auckland Park, Pretoria, Durban and 44 other cities stopped by to check out the show 'Deeper Shades of House'
or the label 'Deeper Shades Recordings'. Thank you to those who have also written me emails and very nice messages on MySpace
and Facebook and joined my Deeper Shades of House Facebook group.
I figured why not say "hello South Africa", welcome to deepershades.net
and thank you for listening. The plan is to spotlight more countries
like this in the next few months.
This image shows you the 'hot' parts of the country. The highest number of visitors ( 305 ) came from Johannesburg.
If you feel like it, let me know what
city / country / continent you represent in the comments.
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Tuesday, 03 June 2008 |
The DEEPER SHADES OF HOUSE limited T-Shirt edition in action.
Deeper Shades of House T-Shirt #1
available now in Brown & Black
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Tuesday, 20 May 2008 |
Currently Deeper Shades of House is syndicated on several FM and online radio stations all over the world.
XM Radio - The Move Ch80
// DirecTV Ch.858
Tuesdays 6pm - 8pm (LA) | 9pm - 11pm (NYC)
Rerun: Sundays 3am - 5am (LA) | 6am - 8am (NYC)
Motionfm.com
Tuesdays 7pm - 9pm (London) | 10pm - midnight (Hamburg) | 4pm - 6pm (NYC)
Pushfm.com
Tuesdays 10pm - midnight (London) | 11pm - 1am (Hamburg) | 5pm - 7pm (NYC)
Karmasj.com
Tuesdays 3am - 5am / 9am - 11am / 3pm - 5pm / 9pm - 11pm (all LA)
Futurebeatradio.com
Thursdays 6pm - 8pm (London) | 11pm - 1am (Hamburg) | 1pm - 3pm (NYC)
Netmusique.com
Fridays 9am - 11am (LA) | noon - 2pm (NYC) | 6pm - 8pm (Hamburg)
Partystation.it
Saturdays 11am - 1pm (Rome) | 7pm - 9pm (Sydney) | 6pm - 8pm (Tokyo )
Rerun: Wednesdays midnite - 2am (Rome) | 6am - 8am (NYC)
and Thursdays 3pm - 5pm (Rome) | 9am - 11am (NYC)
Peppermint-fm.de
Saturdays 8pm - 10pm (Hannover) | 2pm - 4pm (NYC)
Groove Session
Sundays 1pm - 3pm (Paris) | 9pm - 11pm (Sydney) | 8pm - 10pm (Tokyo )
Rerun: Mondays 3pm - 5pm (Paris) | 9am - 11am (NYC)
Dinamo FM
(103.8 on the fm dial in Istanbul, Turkey + online)
Sundays 4pm - 6pm (Istanbul) | 3pm - 5pm (Hamburg) | 9am - 11am (NYC)
SSradioUK.com
Mondays noon - 2pm (London) | 1pm - 3pm (Hamburg) | 9pm - 11pm (Sydney)
DI.fm
catch the show on rotation. No particular time slot.
Play.fm
the latest show is online and archived every Saturday.
Other stations are always added.
Please go to http://www.timeanddate.com/worldclock/ to figure out your local broadcast times..
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Monday, 14 April 2008 |
April 13th 2008 . It was my birthday and long before us traveling to Germany, I found out that Quarion, Omar S., Robert Owens and Theo Parrish would be in my old hometown Hamburg, Germany for an event called Coke DJ Culture (sponsored by Coca Cola and obviously never considering what the name could imply in other countries :).
So, after a beautiful early evening on April 12th with me playing at the Beta Lounge (more about that when the archive is up) and a very yummy dinner, a bit of chilling out and having a bottle of champagne at midnight to toast my birthday at my main man Constantin's crib, it was time to get our groove on.
Many rumors were rotating about Theo going on at 1am, later on it was said he would go back to back with Omar S. around 3am. We decided to be on the safe side and got there around 1.20am to see a sign at the door of club 'Click': NO CAMERAS ALLOWED. Well.. since my beautiful wife Kathy wasn't born yesterday, the security would not find her camera and we were able to take a bunch of candid shots all night. You can see the picture gallery in the extended.
Once we entered, a dope sound system was playing whatever Quarion (Drumpoet Community - Switzerland) would feed it during his live set, using Ableton Live. He definitely had the crowd going and the whole set was very smooth and offered great transitions.
Around 2am Robert Owens took over and we didn't know if it was going to be a live PA or what. Turned out, he was mixing tunes (very well, I might add) and eventually singing on top of some classics like "Tears" and "Can You Feel It".
Roughly 45minutes later it was time to be beat DOWN. Theo Parrish took over and did what Theo Parrish does. A mix and blend of Detroit House, Disco, mad edits, some halftempo mixing into R&B joints and overall energy that went through my whole body. We didn't miss a beat and danced throughout his whole set. Many highlights but stuck in my head is Theo ravishing Peven Everett's 'I can't believe I loved her'.
My shirt was soaked, my hair felt I had just taken a shower and I needed a break. Kathy and I got a drink and chilled out in the foyer while Omar S. was continueing the Detroit Beatdown with proper Techno. Once I had dried off a bit we went back on the dancefloor just when Omar S. was reducing the speed back to House, and again dancing was the program. He killed the crowd when he dropped Theo's 'Synthetic Flemm' or a few of his own joints, like 'Just Ask The Lonely'. Time went by quickly and all three of them decided to go back to back to continue the night into the early morning. Around 7.15am my body was getting really tired and I was quite hungry so it was time to say goodbye and leave the club (anyone tell me how long it really went?)
One of the best birthdays I've had in a long time. Deep music all night long, breaking boundaries, no compromises and a crowd filled with true connaisseurs and fans. Plus I was surrounded by people I love, many of those I don't get to see as often as I would like. ... OH, What A Night.
Make sure you check the pictures in the extended. We did take some video but it was too dark and the sound is so distorted that we decided to trash them ..
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Thursday, 10 April 2008 |
S ince March of 2008 I have been submitting my monthly TOP 10 to Traxsource, the very successful online store for House Music mp3's.
You can now check out my APRIL 2008 charts (including a few personal Miami WMC 2008 highlights) with soundsamples and links to purchase each track. Some of the artists featured in this TOP 10 list are Glenn Underground, Alton Miller, The Rurals, Tone Control and more.
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