manualmovement

Manual Movement

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Manual Movement is the monthly podcast by the Manual Music record company. Hosted by Paul Hazendonk it features an exclusive guest mix by one of their artists. Main genres are melodic house & techno, progressive house, organic house, deep house and electronica.

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Latest episode

Oct 14, 2026

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Episodes

Manual Movement Mix Series 007: Nadia Struiwigh 01.03.2012

Recorded live at XT3 Techno Radio, March 02 2012.

Manual Movement Mix Series 006: Alessandro Diga 02.02.2012

Exclusive guest mix by Alessandro Diga for Manual Movement, broadcasted on February 03 2012.

Manual Movement Mix Series 005: Spetterphat 05.01.2012

Recorded live at XT3 Techno Radio, January 06 2012.

Manual Movement Mix Series 004: Daniel Zuur 30.12.2011

Recorded live at XT3 Techno Radio, 2011 (exact date unknown).

Manual Movement Mix Series 003: Francesco Pico 01.12.2011

Recorded live at XT3 Techno Radio, December 2 2011.

Manual Movement Mix Series 002: Stefan Vincent 03.11.2011

Recorded live at XT3 Techno Radio, November 04 2011.

Manual Movement Mix Series 001: Tundra 06.10.2011

A guest mix by Tundra exclusively for Manual Movement. Broadcasted on XT3 Techno Radio, October 07 2011.

Manual Movement Mix Series 000: Robsounds 28.01.2011

Exclusive mix by Australian artist Robsounds for Manual Movement, January 2011.

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