Subterranean Radio

thats hot

I'm feeling very groovy this monththis brand-new episode of Subterranean Radio takes you into the deep, tech house grooves of Nicole Moudaber, Oxia, Santos, Carl Cox and more.

when i started dj'ing in 2001, i lived in orlando, florida where breakbeat is king. i started spinning nuskool and progressive breaks and the production team of john ross and joe williams aka the light and proper filthy naughty were putting out banger after banger. they were on mix compliations from sasha, adam freeland, nick warren, and other global dj's.

this mix is my nod to the light. thanks for the great music and amazing memories!

Beat Tribe's new remix on Breeder's classic progressive house classic is anything but conventional, bringing a fusion of dark house grooves, breakbeat energy, and ambient, experimental atmospheres. His remix amplifies the raw intensity of the original through masterful layering of rhythm and texture, building a world that’s both physical and deeply introspective. It’s a track made for both peak-time play and headphone listening, resonating with dancefloor energy and emotional depth in equal measure.

this was my submission for a recent madonna remix contest for her track 'ray of light'

one of my earlier sets as beat tribe. this mix featured an hour set from my friend deanna avra from proton radio. big sounds!

an hour of the best in deep, atmospheric tech-house mixed by Texas-based DJ and producer, Beat Tribe.

dark and dirty late night techno

Madonna’s Ray of Light is already one of the most iconic electronic-pop anthems of all time, but Beat Tribe takes it into uncharted territory with this blistering Ghettotech Radio Edit.

Staying true to the spirit of the original while completely reimagining its energy, Beat Tribe injects a gritty Detroit-inspired drive that hits hard on underground dance floors. The remix is fueled by pounding percussion, sharp vocal manipulation, and a bassline that refuses to let go. Madonna’s ethereal vocals become raw, urgent, and hypnotic against the stripped-down, club-ready production.

Clocking in at radio edit length, the track wastes no time delivering peak-time intensity—perfect for DJs looking to bridge the gap between classic nostalgia and modern ghettotech grit. It’s bold, dirty, and unforgettable, proving once again that Beat Tribe knows how to flip a classic into something fresh for today’s underground scene.

With this remix, Ray of Light doesn’t just shine—it burns.

a few years back, ajunadeep hosted a competition for dj/producers to showcase a mix with an original production featured in the mix. this is what i submitted. it didn't win but its damn good.