Deep Club / Jewel

Deep Club / Jewel

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Deep Club / Jewel episodes

  • Deep Club Podcast #53: Omar Martenot
    OMAR MARTENOT a.k.a. Bernadette Techneau (Paris)
    Omar (@omarmartenot) is a Parisian-born DJ whose musical influences range from gipsy jazz to gabber techno by way of the fantastic Argentinian rock & roll. Discovering electronic music during a beautiful sunrise at Weather festival in Paris 2015, he then traveled from the sunny Croatian coast of Pula to wild Brooklyn, NY after parties, eager for more. His main local music influences are the mixing monster Joren a.k.a. Zaraf, the legendary Péripate venue, Roue Libre, and Microclimat collective's wild parties.
    Half lobster, half human, Omar is before anything else a sound-fueled animal scouting for musical treasures and weird record sleeves. Bernadette Techneau is his female counterpart whose only goal in life is to play "we don't make prisoners" kind of techno at a NYC Bunker event, Detroit style.
    This mix is about records crossing an ocean, Omar's deep affection for minimal house, and that subtle moment when night ends and the sun's rays slowly rise, breathing the second wind of the party.
    Original artwork (painting) by @juliesthorez
    Tracklist:
    01. Ferro - A1. Endresonic [VBX005]
    02. Unknown Artist - A2. Untitled [TZU04]
    03. AWSI - A1. Broken Space Cake [BVR021]
    04. Max (Italy) - A2. Meduza [RELIKT006]
    05. Tzena - A1. Finally [LUCKISON003]
    06. Nolga - A2. Ventura [PERSPECTIVE001]
    07. Fabe - A. IBI [LACLAP004]
    08. Zlatnichi - B2. Abbie Pide [MODEIGHT009]
    09. Traumer - A. Vinci [GETTRAUM007]
    10. Ray Mono - A. First Contact [META003]
    11. Chapsenza - B1. Upcoming Stars [RELIKT007]
    12. Unknown Artist - A. Untitled [PULPCORN002]
    1 hr 9 min
  • Deep Club Podcast #52: Kids' Table
    KIDS' TABLE (Chicago)
    Kids’ Table aka Paddy Murphy (@dubious-music) spent his early rave days consuming every genre that the Glasgow party scene had to offer before moving to Oxford, where most weekends were spent record shopping and raving in South London. Since an early trip to Chicago and experiencing unabashed freedom of US dancefloors, he later moved to the Midwest city to harangue record shop staff and DJs alike for all the tips and IDs they have.
    This mix is collection of the electronic genres and rhythms, both new and old, that keep him infinitely fascinated by music from his diverse roots.
    Tracklist:
    01. FYI Chris - AD - West Friends - 2018
    02. Frank De Wulf (Wax Doctor Mix) - Drums in a Grip - Harthouse - 1996
    03. Nikki Nair - Super - Banoffee Pies - 2020
    04. Energize - Report to the Dancefloor - Network Records - 1990
    05. Alienage - Filter Funkard - Holding Hands Again - 1995 (RP 2020)
    06. Mike Ash - Human Downfall - No Survivors! Recordings - 2019
    07. Huey Mnemonic - Vibrations Radio - Vanity Press Records - 2019
    08. John Convex - Zero - 3024 - 2012
    09. Paul Hannah & Russ Gabriel - Turnip - Mosquito - 1996
    10. Darryn Jones - Gibberish - Durty Truth Records - 2020
    11. O’Flynn - Oberyn - Blip Discs - 2016
    12. Anunaku & DJ Plead - Clap Clap - AD93 - 2020
    13. Interplanetary Criminal - Nobody - Time Is Now - 2020
    14. Desert Sound Colony - Far Reaching - Holding Hands - 2017
    15. DJ Overdose - Time Dicer - Strange Life Records - 2009
    16. Celestial Circuits - Dark Sines - In A Spin Records - 2019
    17. Si Begg - On Ice - Under 5’s - 1999
    1 hr 2 min

About Deep Club / Jewel

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Deep Club is a record label, collective, series of parties, and devotion to American dance music that stretches from Denver, Colorado to Brooklyn, NY. Initiated in 2013 by a committed group of midwestern-raised DJs, Deep Club has cultivated a space in which developed and new forms of house and techno can be shared with the greater community. By marrying their club-level sound system with a DIY ethos, they present a focused vision and experience around their events. Over the last ten years Deep Club has hosted acclaimed talent like Marcellus Pittman, The Black Madonna, and Mike Huckaby at their dance-until-sunrise parties. A string of colorful and well-curated 12-inch vinyl releases and DJ mixes marks the outward and continuous growth of the Deep Club label concept.​ In 2021 a new chapter, Jewel, was carefully designed and executed in Brooklyn. Jewel aims to merge elements of American audiophilia with Midwestern and East Coast dance music roots.