Links to mixes

Radio show 1995–1999 on German radio station 1[Eins]Live. Sunday from midnight 12pm–2am, hosted by DJ’s Steffen Irlinger and Ingo Sänger. Focused on all kinds of house music and often other genres. Guests included Frankie Knuckles, Ian Pooley and Jerome Sydenham. Was started in April 1995 with the start of the new radio station 1Live, and abandoned in September 1999 https://soundcloud.com/mufflon.

Radio show started in 1999 by Tim Sweeney in New York City, on WNYU 89.1FM (a radio station by New York University). Broadcasts every week online, with over 800+ shows https://beatsinspace.net.

Mix show broadcasting worldwide since 1996, featuring over 700 artists, in over 900 shows https://betalounge.com.

Podcast and mix show started in 2005, featuring around 200 shows, plus essays and interviews http://www.bleep43.com/podcast/.

Bass and dub scholarship, dedicated to advanced dubwise electronic music on vinyl records, as well as in clubs, podcasts and written texts https://comfortnoise.com.

Hosted by Lars Behrenroth, a weekly 2 hour listener supported deep house radio program, and podcast. The 1st United States edition, was aired on the 4 July 2003. There are over 760 shows, over the last 20 years https://www.deepershades.net.

Underground electronic music, established in 2001, with over 200 hours of DJ mixes. Based in Helsinki, Finland, and operating worldwide https://www.deeprhythms.com.

The legendary pioneering festival, download some of the mixes and sets https://archive.org/details/the-roots-the-detroit-electronic-music-festival-28.05.2000/.

Nightclub in San Francisco, United States, that have hosted 1000s of performances, from 2001 to the present day (2023), available to listen online https://archive.org/details/dnalounge.

Los Angeles-based community-supported internet radio station. Founded in 1999, and has been broadcasting since the dot-com era, with the mission to share forward-thinking music https://www.dublab.com/archive.

• 1998 https://www.dublab.com/archive?show-year=1998.
• 1999 https://www.dublab.com/archive?show-year=1999.
• 2000 https://www.dublab.com/archive?show-year=2000.
• 2001 https://www.dublab.com/archive?show-year=2001.
• 2002 https://www.dublab.com/archive?show-year=2002.
• 2003 https://www.dublab.com/archive?show-year=2003.
• 2004 https://www.dublab.com/archive?show-year=2004.
• 2005 https://www.dublab.com/archive?show-year=2004.
• 2006 https://www.dublab.com/archive?show-year=2004.

Deep house and deep minimal radio show, originally broadcast on KSCU 103.3 FM (Santa Clara University’s student-run radio station) by Brian Donovan, between 2001–2004 https://soundcloud.com/fatcircles.

A whole mix series dedicated to a pioneer of house and techno, by the gladiator Mr.C https://soundcloud.com/freqstream.

An international community, production studio, and publishing platform dedicated to creativity and inspiration. Regular curated mixtapes, to interviews with renowned DJs and artists, staying on top of a wide range of contemporary music genres from our Berlin-base https://www.friendsoffriends.com/music/.

Music curator and a selector since 1991, record collector and a mixologist. Ex-radio show host from 2000–2009. Plays and explores 2000-era ambient, techno, downtempo, dub techno, minimal, deep minimal, Detroit techno, IDM, funk, electro and dub-tech, as well as krautrock, jazz, dub, trip-hop and hip-hop https://soundcloud.com/funky_jeff.

A collection of mid-West rave flyer and classic DJ mixes archived from 1992–2002 https://www.youtube.com/@golden_yearz and https://goldenyearz.wordpress.com/old-school-mixes/.

Digitised classic underground 1990s mixtapes based in Los Angeles, United States https://www.mixcloud.com/Hallucin8.

Founded in 2018, IDA Radio is an online community radio based in Tallinn (Estonia), and Helsinki (Finland) https://idaidaida.net/episodes/nohu-records-2020-05-19.

1000s of MP3 mixes covering the 1980s, 1990s, 2000s, 2010s and 2020s https://archive.org/details/@la_conty.

Dedicated to bringing the best in underground dance music, to your ears through podcasts, reviews, interviews and charts http://www.littlewhiteearbuds.com/category/podcast.

Radio show started in 1999 in Chicago, broadcast on WNUR 89.3 FM & HD1 Evanston-Chicago (on the campus of Northwestern University in Evanston, Chicago), now also online https://soundcloud.com/m50.

Large mix hosting website since 2008 https://www.mixcloud.com.

Classic mixes from the 1990-era https://www.youtube.com/@MixtapeMagic.

Electronic music festival, that has taken place in Montreal, Canada, since 2000 https://mutek.org and https://soundcloud.com/mutek_montreal.

Resource for netlabel and netaudio culture from around the 2000-era. Find free music in our archive and more about netlabel history https://netlabels.org.

Mixtape and music review website by David Bradshaw, covering old and new underground music https://optimisticunderground.com.

2000-era London tech house mixes https://www.mixcloud.com/Old_Skool_Tech_House_Mixes/.

1000s of old 1980s and 1990s mp3 mixes to download https://drive.google.com/drive/folders/0B8x0KTApiYeUUzNlYnFSbDFQZlk?resourcekey=0-mn0Dpe89nSIDYxAXZjID3A.

50 live streams including full timecoded playlists, produced between April 2005 and September 2009. They provide well selected sounds of high quality, in the vast field of advanced dub related electronic music https://p45.ch

Began producing events in 1993, formally launched as the Paxahau brand in 1998, connected with the DEMF (Detroit Electronic Music Festival), and enhanced its worldwide image, by assuming complete management responsibilities for the Movement Electronic Music Festival in 2006 onwards https://soundcloud.com/paxahau. See also shortcuts to their mixes:

• Year 2000 mix collection https://soundcloud.com/paxahau/sets/paxahau-audio-archives-2000.
• Year 2001 mix collection https://soundcloud.com/paxahau/sets/paxahau-audio-archives-2001.
• Year 2002 mix collection https://soundcloud.com/paxahau/sets/paxahau-audio-archives-2002.
• Year 2003 mix collection https://soundcloud.com/paxahau/sets/paxahau-audio-archives-2003.
• Year 2004 mix collection https://soundcloud.com/paxahau/sets/paxahau-audio-archives-2004.
• Year 2005 mix collection https://soundcloud.com/paxahau/sets/paxahau-audio-archives-2005.
• Year 2006 mix collection https://soundcloud.com/paxahau/sets/paxahau-audio-archives-2006.
• Year 2007 mix collection https://soundcloud.com/paxahau/sets/paxahau-audio-archives-2007.

Large mix hosting website since 2005 https://www.podomatic.com/feed.

Streaming the best in underground dance music live and on demand, for 200+ exclusive mix shows. Founded in 2002, by Sam Packer, Alex Ambroziak and Eric Liberda. Established a record label in 2004, and also offer services like smart contracts, DJ mixes, promo pool, and archive access https://www.protonradio.com.

Mix collection and started recording on tape cassette in the early 1990s, then moved over to DAT’s in the mid-1990s. Was part of the San Francisco rave scene, and went to The Gathering, Basics, Freedom, Vision, Wicked, 2nd Sunday, Wet Pool parties, Funky Tekno Tribe, Sunset Sound System, By the People, Bulletproof, and many more https://www.mixcloud.com/raiderhader/ and https://audiomack.com/raiderhader.

A collection of rave tapes (MP3) and zines from ravearchive.com covering the 1990s https://archive.org/details/ravearchive.

Techno label founded by Mathias Cieluch and Matthias Bohling. Group of enthusiastic fans of electric music, in the north-east of Germany, from the 1990s to the present day (2023) https://soundcloud.com/rave_point.

2000-era minimal, deep house, deep minimal and glitch mixes, from the New York based architectural designer David Lefkowitz https://soundcloud.com/recordings.

Explore over 2000 lectures, features, interviews, themes, articles and more https://daily.redbullmusicacademy.com.

They collect, restore, digitise, preserve and present historic electronic audio and video recordings, covering the 1980s, 1990s and 2000s:

• 1980s archive https://hearthis.at/eightiesdarchives/.
• 1990s archive https://hearthis.at/ninetiesdjarchives/.
• 2000 archive https://hearthis.at/twothousandsdjarchives-oo/.
• General archive (various decades) https://hearthis.at/sfdps/.

Main website https://sfdps.org.

Mix radio broadcast since 1998. DJ’s Matt MacQueen and Dave Siska are now in the San Francisco Bay Area (previously Chicago). Retired their weekly live Chicago radio broadcast on WNUR 89.3 FM (on the campus of Northwestern University in Evanston, Chicago) in 2006 https://sonicsunset.com.

Large mix hosting website since 2007 https://soundcloud.com.

108 Groovetech.com Radio mixes, with audio and videos https://www.youtube.com/user/tekDragon87.

Founded in October 2008 by Paul Byrne (also known as) Apiento. Website consists of 3 key areas (magazine, mixes and archive). The archive is growing to currently over 500 mixes. The website is home to anything that we feel, contributes to a history of our culture, and understand of how we got there https://testpressing.org.

Excellent historical showcase of quality music from the past. The host takes you through, usually a 1 hour and a half mix, of stuff just from 1 musician, DJ or an alias, or even an entire showcase of a single record label. Highly recommended and based in Lemgo, Germany https://soundcloud.com/thetributemixshow.

Loads of 2000-era great deep house, chill-out and lounge mixes, plus new mixes, by Christian Kistler and Marc Zehnder from Switzerland

• Old school mix archive (2005+) https://www.truehouse.net/archiv.htm.
• New school mixes (2010+) https://www.truehouse.net/archive.html.

Blog about electronic music based in London, inspired by real-life observations of how things work behind closed doors. Mainly or new artists in the scene https://undergroundtalent.co.uk.

Accelerating music and culture for 25 years. Website covering music, culture, style and technology, featuring around 800 podcasts and mixes https://xlr8r.com/podcasts/.

Internet browser extension to identify music, records and tunes https://www.shazam.com.

1000s of tracklists for underground mixes https://www.mixesdb.com.

Their mission is to provide a comprehensive and user-friendly platform for tracklists, the website offers a simple and efficient way to process audio streams, and extract tracklists automatically https://trackid.net.

Originally launched in 1998 by sbradyman as vinyl4sale.co.uk, is now an archive and resource for DJs and music enthusiasts, of various DJs, clubs, radio shows and so on, from the golden-era of dance music 1988–1998. Extensive tracklists for many DJ mixes between 1988–1998 https://tracklistings.co.uk (new website version) and https://sbradyman.angelfire.com (old website version).

Weekly series of conversations with artists, labels and promoters, shaping the electronic music landscape https://ra.co/exchange and https://soundcloud.com/ra-exchange.