189.session

Episode X is a tribal-soul pilgrimage—deep, percussive, and spiritually charged, built like a peak-time ritual in a dark club with open skies above the booth. It moves through Afro-rooted rhythms, sacred chants, piano fire, dub pressure, and soulful vocals—where the groove is heavy but the message stays uplifting. From Vick Lavender’s Africanus and Antonio Ocasio’s celebration energy, into Louie V...

Episode IX is a soul-powered, future-facing club journey—where gospel energy, Afro-rooted percussion, deep dub pressure, and disco-laced elevation all live in the same room. This one starts in praise mode and never loses the spirit: big voices, warm chords, and heavy low-end—balanced with modern edge, warehouse tools, and late-night rollers. From Lisa Shaw and Monique Bigham-touched moments to Ker...

Episode VIII is a late-night, hands-up house ritual—where soulful vocals, Afro-rooted drums, deep NYC swing, and peak-time club pressure all collide in one continuous journey. From the emotional pull of Temperamental (Ananda Project Remix) to tribal rollers, dub-heavy grooves, and classic house heat (Knuckles, Tomiie, Armand, Todd Terry energy), this episode moves like a real dancefloor: warm-up h...

Episode VII is a full soul-to-sacred transmission—built like a long, sweaty club set where the groove turns into gratitude. This mix travels through soulful house, Afro-rooted rhythms, deep organ pressure, and uplifting vocals, with a strong Louie Vega / NDATL / Spen / Claussell spirit running through the entire story. From Billy Cobham’s jazz-funk brilliance remixed by Louie Vega, to Kai Alce-tou...

Episode VI is a soul-forward, club-built journey where tender grooves, disco instrumentals, deep dubs, and gospel-lifted vocals lock into a long, rolling flow. It opens with pure MuthaFunkaz warmth, slides into percussive chants and underground dub science, then blooms into a run of Louie Vega / DJ Spinna-coded musicianship, before hitting that emotional peak: Dawn Tallman, Barbara Tucker, DJ Spen...

Episode V is a church-to-club voyage: pure soulful, Afro, deep, and vocal house with that unmistakable NYC / Nuyorican pulse. From vinyl-flavored warm-ups and sax-led tribe energy to Sunday-mass vocals, basement dubs, and underground anthems, this mix is built for the floor—hands up, eyes closed, sweat on the speakers. Expect Timmy Regisford-style drive, David Morales gospel power, Spen / Basement...

Episode IV is pure dancefloor heat with a wide-angle lens: swinging house, classy deep cuts, disco-leaning energy, and soulful pressure—mixed like a long night that starts playful and ends euphoric. From Herbert’s DJ Koze rework and Ian Pooley’s timeless swing to Todd Terje via Pepe Bradock, this session balances funk, organs, basement jams, and big-room smiles without losing the underground edge....

Episode III is a deep, hypnotic ride where piano dubs, spiritual pressure, and underground soul meet in one continuous club-story. This one flows like water: deep Chicago-rooted warmth, Lower East Side-style dub science, Afro-percussive lift, and late-night floor tools—built for dancers who like to get lost in the groove. From SEK’s river-opening mood and Larry Heard’s timeless depth, into Ron Tre...

Episode II dives deeper into the ritual: a 2-hour live, club-ready world trip across soulful, afro, deep, and sacred house—where warm chords meet ancestral drums, and the groove keeps climbing without losing its heart. From musclecars’ sunlit “Sol” (K15 Remix) to raw underground tools, spiritual vocal moments, and peak-time burners, this mix is built like a dancefloor ceremony: steady hypnosis, ha...

189.session — Episode I Episode I opens the door to a full-spectrum house journey: soulful, afro, deep, vocal, and sacred—mixed like a late-night club set where time disappears and the dancefloor becomes a ritual. From Ron Trent’s sensual deepness to uplifting gospel-leaning moments, from Afro-rooted percussion to disco-heat and dubby basement pressure, this session moves with intention: smooth tr...