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A slice of ethereal, progressive, melodic and chunky breaks for your Canadian Thanksgiving Weekend.

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The first hour of this was aired on the Progressive Channel of DI.fm for the 10th Anniversary of the Old Norsk Sessions show hosted by Nitemer. However, this mix is actually just over five hours and very much the stereotypical DJ 'journey'. It is a representation of how I would play over the cour…
Progressive house? Progressive trance? Both?
Technocracy began as the first electronic music show on college radio station CFBU 103.7 FM (Brock Radio) in St. Catharines, ON, Canada in 1995. The (then) new radio station lacked any electronic music being hosted on its airwaves and Jay Kaufman was the man to carve out what went on to become *th…
I wrote this when I found out I would be having a son. There's lyrics as wel, but I never got around to including them in the mixdown before the track was signed. This track is very much dedicated to my son, Jakob Mackenzie John Kaufman.
Technocracy began as the first electronic music show on college radio station CFBU 103.7 FM (Brock Radio) in St. Catharines, ON, Canada in 1995. The (then) new radio station lacked any electronic music being hosted on its airwaves and Jay Kaufman was the man to carve out what went on to become *th…
Technocracy began as the first electronic music show on college radio station CFBU 103.7 FM (Brock Radio) in St. Catharines, ON, Canada in 1995. The (then) new radio station lacked any electronic music being hosted on its airwaves and Jay Kaufman was the man to carve out what went on to become *th…
A sound I've been hearing a lot more of lately is the whole progressive beaks sound that was emerging in the early 2000s. This is a collection of some of the latest tracks I've heard featuring this re-emerging sound.
This mix is big on Germany. A lot of the 'techno' that's coming out of Germany has been blowing my mind lately. I don't think this is really techno because it's more techno lite (TM), but it's amazing to my ears. Lots of vocals, riffs and drums tough enough to withstand a Houdini punch to the gu…
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