Author: Tony Zeoli

Tony Zeoli is Founder and CEO of Netmix.com and Radio Station by netmix.® Originally launched in 1995, Netmix was was considered by Billboard Magazine to be the "innovation and advancement of dance music on the Internet." Tony had launched the world's first Internet mix show website featuring the most influential DJs from around the globe. After two-and-a-half decades, Netmix has since evolved into an online station directory and powerful WordPress plugin, Radio Station, for broadcasters and webcasters to manage their statioon's show schedule in WordPress. Tony has been an innovator at the intersection of music and the Internet for the past thirty years in project management, product development, and digital strategy,. He is also the founder and CEO of Digital Strategy Works, a WordPress web design and digital marketing agency. And, Executive Producer of the Asheville House Music Society, an online House Music mix show. Tony is located in Asheville, NC where he loves to mountain bike, hike, and play golf with his son.

March 2, 2020

Radio Station 2.3.0 Pre-Release Announcement

First Major Update to Radio Station for WordPress

After taking over Radio Station from its creator, Nikki Blight (@kionae) in June of last year, from our first update (2.2.0) we gradually fixed a good deal of bugs and improved existing functionality, while also bringing it up to modern WordPress coding standards. Nikki gave us so much to work with and we spent many hours thinking through enhancements and fixes, but in the back of our minds, we knew we had so much more to do. The last update (2.2.8) brought stability to the plugin and it was finally updated to our liking. It was then decided we would focus on features for a major version (2.3.0), so we skipped a minor release (2.2.9) to get it done. 🙂

The last update (2.2.8) brought stability to the plugin and it was finally updated to our liking. It was then decided we would focus on features for a major version (2.3.0), so we skipped a minor release (2.2.9) to get it done. 🙂 While we have coded everything in a way to as to cause the least disruption, it is recommended you check your (new) plugin settings in the Admin Plugin Options panel we’re adding, as well as the various page layouts on your site after updating.

When you soon see the plugin prompt to upgrade in your Plugins list, we strongly urge you to back up first. If you have a staging environment, upgrade there before you push live to ensure that your site doesn’t break. Test out all of the new features and reformat your site to take advantage of the new Show page template.

What’s Coming Up in Radio Station 2.3.0?

Along with a rewritten codebase, massively cool and interesting features have also been added to 2.3.0, and we are excited at the growing possibilities for usage of this plugin. The full details will have to wait until the release is finalized, but for now, here is a summarized list of what you can expect.

Show Page Layout

Probably one of the most significant improvements we made is to the way single Show pages display. The old method for displaying single Shows was via templates, and yet, this meant having to write your own custom theme-compatible template, or otherwise address possible display conflicts with the legacy plugin templates. To make the plugin more theme independent, the Show Page will use the single Theme template of your choice and instead, filter the content area to display the new Show Layout. Certainly far more robust!

The new template also brings Posts and Playlists closer to the top of the page and uses switchable tabs to navigate between both. In the past, these features fell far below the Show Description. We observed many sites failing to use these features correctly because they weren’t as prevalent on the page. You had to scroll deep to find them and with some page builders, they disappeared altogether. They sort of sat there with no content as just empty header titles with no content filling them in.

And, we added support for Featured Image. You can now use Show Image for the Show avatar (usually a logo) and Featured Image for a large, attractive banner image to promote each show.

You can also raise funds for a Show with the new Patreon feature. Just add your Patreon URL in the Admin Plugin Options field for your Show or Station.

We hope the combination of Show More for the Show Description and the Tabbed access to Posts and Playlists create a better user experience and spur on usage to enhance and bring forward important content on your radio station websites.

Here is a screenshot of the new layout previewed on our Radio Station Demo site.

Radio Station for WordPress Updated Show Page Layout

Because this change is quite significant, be aware this one may require action on your part! In the majority of cases, all that will change is that your single Show pages will look heaps better without needing any action, but realistically we know there are non-standard themes out there so it is worth checking! And, we’ve seen where some stations are using the Show Description field to post episodic content. A new “Show More” function will hide extremely long, unwieldy Show Description content, so other important content is no longer pushed far down and below the fold.

Mobile Responsive Grid View

We architected a mobile-responsive grid view to display in mobile devices, such that the current day and future days display. There is a left to right arrow included to toggle between the viewable days on a mobile device. This will help mobile users view your schedule adjusted to the viewer’s device and browser. It can be either set to “ON” in the Admin Plugin Options or you can use the shortcode displayed to add to any page or post.

Tabbed Schedule View Now Included

Nikki originally included the tabbed view as a developer-centric addition to Radio Station. In the past, to display the tabbed view, you had to add some code retrieved from the FAQ documentation and implement it yourself. In 2.3.0, it’s a simple toggle in the new Admin Plugin Options panel to turn it on. And, the tabbed view is fully responsive, as well.

Admin Plugin Options

It was time!

The need to be able to set new Plugin Settings via a Plugin Options admin page kept coming up. So we did it, based on an existing plugin settings class that we adapted and updated for the purpose. Since these are new settings, we considered it important each one come with a helper description next to the option and all options be placed under relevant tabs and sub-sections. For example, you can now set your station Timezone, streaming URL, and assign automatic pages for displaying your Schedule.

Radio Station Admin Settings Panel

Fully Revamped Scheduling

Since the existing schedule calculations were not allowing for more complex, but much-needed improvements to the codebase, they’ve been rewritten in their entirety. No mean feat! But we needed a more solid basis for adding features in the future. Plus this allowed us to add…

Shift Conflict Checker

Radio Station will now let you know automatically in an admin notification bar should you have a Show that overlaps with another one(shown below)

Show Shift Conflict Checker Notification Bar View

And, you can also see this information visually highlighted in the Show list view (shown below) and the Show Edit screen view (shown below). And, it will now better handle shift conflicts when you add or edit shifts with overlap.

Show Admin Page Shift Conflict View

REST API Endpoints

You read that right! A full API implementation of data output for your Full Schedule or Show List. We have a great plan for using this that we will be announcing in the near future. Stay tuned! (It also has a fallback to output data via a Feed if you have disabled the REST API for some reason.)

Language Taxonomy Support

Radio Station Show Language Selector

You can now add assign Language(s) to your Shows (and Schedule Overrides.) Similar to how you can already assign Genres via the Genre Taxonomy. You can set a default language in the new Admin Plugin Options settings, and then assign one or more Languages to Shows, as needed.

New Producer Role

Similar to assigning Hosts and DJs to a Show, you will be able to assign a Producer to a Show. This was done by adding a Producer role, which acts basically the same way as the existing DJ / Host role. The assigned Producer(s) will then be able to log in under their own user account to edit the Show as well as being listed on the Show Page, just like the DJs / Hosts already are.

This was added for security reasons, so WordPress Admins, Hosts, and DJs would not have to unnecessarily pass their login user names and passwords to interns or Producers. And, the Producer role could make changes while being tracked by any plugin with an activity monitor. Giving station employees master admin access is not advisable for security reasons. And, sharing passwords between Hosts and DJs with show Producers is also not advisable. We think this solves that problem.

Plus, the Producer role is added to the Show page frontend display. Producers should get credit on a website for shows they help produce, shouldn’t they? So, here’s to all the Producers around the world that should be credited for their hard work! Cheers!

Updated Widgets and Shortcodes

Since the schedule calculations have changed, all widgets and shortcodes have also been updated to use them. Also added are new Archive shortcodes for displaying Shows, Show Posts, Show Playlists and Shows by Genre. We’ve also added 12 / 24 hour time switchers to widgets and a Showtime countdown clock, as well.

Action Steps

Here are a few action steps you can take right now:

1. View the demo version of 2.3.0 beta right now at http://radiostationdemo.com.

2. Need support? Please visit http://wordpress.org/support/plugin/radio-station/

3. Want to contribute to the development of the open-source and free version of Radio Station, or make a feature request? Dive into the codebase and generate a pull request at http://github.com/netmix/radio-station. Or, add your feature request to our Git repo.

4. We also want to hear from our users. We’d love for you to respond to this email and tell us about your radio station or Internet broadcasting website. We want to know how you’re using the plugin and where in the world you are.

5. Speaking of the world…we need translators for the plugin, especially after 2.3.0 is pushed. Please get in touch with us at http://netmix.com/contact to let us know you are interested in translating the plugin to your language. We’ll get you on your way!

6. Follow us on Twitter: @netmix

7. Like our Netmix page on Facebook and join our Netmix Facebook Group.

8. You can also take our survey.

Lastly…

We’re sure you’ll agree, this update features a slew of great changes and cool new stuff! Check the Radio Station Demo website for a full preview of beta 2.3.0 before it’s officially released.

While it’s all ready to go, we still need to update and add the relevant documentation to reflect the new version. More details on these changes and features will also be announced once we release Radio Station 2.3.0 in the coming days.

We’re confident you’ll love the new release, so stay tuned for this upcoming release announcement and be ready for the awesome next phase of Radio Station for WordPress! Until then, keep an eye out for the next newsletter announcing the release of Radio Station 2.3.0, coming very soon!

A very special thanks to Tony Hayes, our truly gifted and talented lead developer, who has spent many a day or night down under in Australia to move the ball forward and code-up the best iteration yet!

December 22, 2019

Netmix Global House Sessions Podcast Episode 19

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Netmix Global House Sessions Podcast Episode 19 mixed by DJ Tony Z featuring music by Alexander Sky and Facewell, Whilk & Misky, Hot Since 82, Dajae & Riva Starr, Disclosure feat. Sam Smith, Caribou, as well as Eric Kupper, Kenny Summit, and Proper.

Track Listing:

Alexander Sky, Facewell – A Love Like This feat. Alexander Sky (Marc & Spencer Remix)
Disclosure ft. Sam Smith – Omen (Jonas Rathsman Remix)
Whilk & Misky – Clap Your Hands (Solomun Remix)
Guy J – Nirvana (Original Mix)
Jennifer Hudson, Gorgon City – Go All Night (Booka Shade Remix)
Hot Since 82 – Veins (Original Mix)
Dario D’Attis – Do It Right (Original Mix)
Dajae, Riva Starr – The Loft (Original Mix)
Ted Nilsson, Stuart Ojelay – In The Beginning (Original Mix)
ANOTR – Strobe (Original Mix)
Eric Kupper, Kenny Summit, Proper – Over Here (Deeper Mix)
Robert Clivilles f K.Davis – Set Me Free (Robert Clivilles + Eric Kupper Anthem Vocal remix)
Bob Sinclair ft Dawn Tallman – Feel The Vibe (BS and EH Remix)
MK, Milly Pye – Bring Me To Life feat. Milly Pye (Illyus & Barrientos Remix)
Demarkus Lewis – It Never Gets Old (Tribute To Pepe Mix)
Doorly – Break-a-Dawn (Original Mix)
Shenoda – Streak (Original Mix)
Solomon Grey – Miradors (Lane 8 Remix)
Caribou – Can’t Do Without You (Extended Mix)

September 26, 2019

Radio Station Plugin and Page Builders

When we were handed the keys to Radio Station this past June, the plugin hadn’t been updated since 2015. We set to work identifying pressing issues, fixing bugs, introducing a few new features, and updating the plugin to WordPress coding standards. Over the past three months, we’ve stabilized the plugin, which has helped many of our users who reported bugs or requested feature enhancements. We know there is much more to do and one of those tasks is to ensure that Radio Station works with page builders like Divi, Elementor, Avada Theme Fusion, or other popular platforms. We also know the plugin should be Gutenberg compliant, which is on our roadmap.

For anyone using Radio Station today, you’re aware the plugin creates three custom post types: one for Shows, another for Playlists, and lastly for Show Overrides. But let’s talk about Shows and Playlists for a moment using a standard WordPress theme without a page builder or even with a page builder, but keeping the WordPress layout intact and not switching the to page builder’s version of a page layout, which many page builders allow you to do.

When Nikki Blight created the plugin, page builders were not yet all the rage they are today. She created a method when using a theme of your choice to copy the radio-station/templates/single-show.php file into your theme directory, and modify the template as needed. All of the original templates for the plugin are based on the WordPress TwentyEleven theme, which was 8-years ago. But it still works as we’ve observed many sites using Radio Station in WordPress themes and the plugin is outputting the information correctly.

For those using page builders, if you drop the file into your child theme of your page builder framework, we found that it only outputs the Show Description and not any other element. We noticed this when working on a radio station website that we applied Divi to. When we dropped the single-show.php file into the theme, we found that it only outputs the Show description into a text module and left Show Times, DJ/Host, and Playlists out. So, what to do about this?

First, it would be awesome if we were able to provide a template for the most popular page builders and then module-level controls to style the content, but we’re going to leave that for a PRO version when we have the resources to commit to adding support for the page builders. We’ll most likely offer an Add-On for each one so that you can add the template to the page builders we support and voila, all the elements will be pulled and added accordingly to the page.

In the meantime, we have to come up with a way to ensure that if you want to use a page builder because you want some level of control over styling without having to code. Our team is getting together to think this through.

The first option is to leave things as they are and possibly create shortcodes for each Radio Station module so that you can simply drop the various shortcodes into a page builder code or text module and that will help Radio Station users to be able to switch to a page builder and customize the content layout. But the fail is that with shortcodes, you’ll still have to style Radio Station’s outputs with CSS and not with the page builder styling controls.

The second option is to find a way to modify the Show page template to include all the elements and output them somehow into only the post body content, but that’s most likely not a viable option and it would break all site’s templates that have styled Radio Station, because the CSS classes might change. And, it may not even be doable.

The final option is to create specific layout templates for each page builder, which has a time and cost factor associated. But that’s an expensive proposition and we’re going to have to leave that for future paid Add-ons in a Pro version unless someone is interested and asks us to build it for them.

Either way, we just wanted to let our users know that we are starting to think through this conundrum and figure out which way is the best path forward. We’ve scheduled a meeting for next week to discuss how to resolve this issue, so that anyone who wants to use a page builder will not be left out of the party, so to speak.

We’d love to get your thoughts and opinions on Radio Station and these issues. You can take our survey or contact us directly.

Visit our WordPress plugin page for support requests.

September 21, 2019

Netmix Global House Sessions Podcast Episode 18

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Expertly curated and mixed by DJ Tony Z, the Netmix Global House Sessions Podcast Episode 18 features music from Calvin Harris, Disclosure ft. Gregory Porter, Roger Sanchez, and Miguel Migs and hot remixes from Armand Van Helden, Erick Morillo, StoneBridge, and Harry Romero.

Track Listing:

Calvin Harris – How Deep Is Your Love (Extended Mix)
Disclosure feat. Gregory Porter – Holding On (Armand Van Helden Dub Mix)
Majestic/Jungle 70 – Creeping In The Dark (Zinc & Colin Francis Remix)
Kollektiv Turmstrasse – Sorry I Am Late (Original Mix)
Markus Homm – Clear Cut (Joris Voorn Edit)
Raumakustik – Raider (Original Mix)
Gorgon City feat. Jennifer Hudson – Go All Night (Erick Morillo Club Mix)
Robert Clivilles feat. K.Davis – Set Me Free (Harry Romero + Robert Clivilles Remix)
Sted-E, Hybrid Heights feat. Crystal Waters – Synergy (StoneBridge Mix)
Roger Sanchez feat. Stealth – Remember Me (Original Mix)
Miguel Migs feat. Meshell Ndegeocello – What Do You Want (Original Mix)
Tommy Vercetti – Good Feelings (Original Mix)
Dajae feat. Riva Starr – The Loft (Original Mix)

August 31, 2019

Radio Station v. 2.2.7

2.2.7

Dutch translation added (Thank you to André Dortmont for the file!)
Added Tabbed Display for Master Schedule Shortcode (via Tutorial)
Add Show list columns with active, shift, DJs and show image displays
Add Schedule Override list columns with date sorting and filtering
Add playlist track information labels to Now Playing Widget
Added meridiem (am/pm) translations via WP Locale class
Added star rating link to plugin announcement box
Added update subscription form to plugin Help page
Fix to checkbox value saving for On Air/Upcoming Widgets
Fix 12 hour show time display in Upcoming Widget
Fix PM 12 hour shot time display in On Air Widget
Fix to schedule override date picker value visibility
Fix to weekday and month translations to use WP Locale
Fix to checkbox value saving in Upcoming Widget
Split Plugin Admin Functions into separate file
Split Post Type Admin Functions into separate include
Revert anonymous function use in widget registrations

Radio Station is a free, open-source plugin licensed under the GPL. Submit pull requests on Github.

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August 31, 2019

Introducing Radio Station by Netmix

In December of 1996, Netmix.com first appeared online as the world’s first DJ mix-show website hosting streaming mixes by the world’s most sought after DJs. In the March 20, 1996 issue of Billboard Magazine, Netmix was cited by former Dance Trax columnist, Larry Flick, as the “innovation and advancement of dance music on the Internet.”

Born out of my bedroom in a four-story walk up at 726 Washington Street, just outside of Washington Square in Brookline, MA, I would move Netmix from Boston to New York City in September of 1996 to partner with a dance music promotion company, with the goal of converging promotion and marketing with online streaming and distribution. While the partnership didn’t work out in the long run, Netmix survived in the dotcom 1.0 economy until it entered a purchase and sale agreement on June 1, 2000 with Polyverse, a youth-culture startup funded by investors in the gold rush of the early Internet era, which saw companies like CDNOW, MP3.com, and Psuedo Networks valued in the many hundreds of millions of dollars.

While I was negotiating with Polyverse, the Internet bubble started to burst. Fast forward to October of 2000 and Polyverse was out of cash. No one could raise money. The doors closed on new capital and thousands of startups on both coasts and around the world failed. It was, in no uncertain terms, one of the most difficult periods for founders and employees of these companies who saw their hopes and dreams fall apart when the Internet economy collapsed.

Over the next 19-years, I would hold onto the Netmix.com domain and keep the website active. In the late 2000s I launched the Netmix Global House Sessions Podcast, which is still ingrained into this site today (and for the foreseeable future). The podcast features my alter ego, DJ Tony Z, in the mix. But Netmix became a side hobby while I focused on working for various corporations and startups in New York City until 2010, when I asked my wife to move to Chapel Hill, NC for a job at the University of North Carolina.

In North Carolina for 9-years now, we skipped across the state; from Chapel Hill to Winston-Salem and now Asheville, NC. My wife and I adopted a baby boy at birth who was born in the Asheville area. My family became the priority while I also ran my WordPress consulting company, Digital Strategy Works. I had ideas for Netmix, but life’s priorities simply got in the way.

A few years ago, I got it in mind to host a radio mix-show on a Low Power FM here in Asheville, AshevilleFM. My friend, Phillip and I created the Asheville House Music Society and hosted the show on the station for about a year, but we had to put the show on hiatus. In September of 2018, we brought the show back on the air on another LPFM in Asheville, WPVMFM.org, where I volunteer as the station’s webmaster. While working on the station’s website, I noticed they were using a WordPress plugin, Radio Station, which was originally created by a developer in Colorado, Nikki Blight. The plugin hadn’t been updated on the site in a while, so I checked in on the WordPress codex to review the plugin and its status. When I learned Nikki was no longer actively developing the plugin and saw that there was an installed user base, I contacted her to inquire about it and let her know that I’d consider taking it over.

After a brief conversation, Nikki passed along the car keys to the plugin in early June (2019) and wished me luck. After 16-years of working with WordPress, I am now an official manager and committer of a plugin listed in the WordPress repository. But, I’m not a developer myself. I’m a product manager and entrepreneur with deep experience managing WordPress projects, so I needed help bringing the plugin up to speed. I put the word out in the WordPress universe and the universe returned Tony Hayes, an experienced WordPress developer living about two-hours south of Brisbane, Australia. Tony’s work includes http://wpmedic.tech and other plugins that check on the health of WordPress websites.

For the past three months, Tony and I have been working together on the open-source, free version of the plugin. We’ve also had a contribution from another developer working at a radio station in Virginia, who helped bring the plugin up to WordPress coding standards. We’ve made some improvements to the plugin and are actively working on building a PRO version with an audio player, time zone switcher, and a few other neat features. But for now, we’re tightening up the plugin and its core feature set.

We’re also looking at integrating the plugin with a few popular radio station automation software packages, like AirTime and LibreTime.

After 19-years of controlling the Netmix domain name and website, I decided on merging Radio Station with Netmix, which is why the plugin is now hosted here on this site and it will carry the Netmix brand going forward, along with all the bells and whistles we hope to add to it.

We’re always looking for contributions from the community. If you’d like to join in the fun, please do visit the Radio Station project on Github and take a stab at fixing something or adding something, then issuing a pull request. We’d love to get contributions from the radio station community supporting open-source projects.

I’m so excited I finally found and merged a worthy WordPress project with the Netmix brand. Over the next couple of months, you’ll see some changes to this website. It’s a work in progress and slow going, but we’re committed to advancing the plugin, building out a PRO version with additional awesome features, and figuring it all out as we go along. We’d love to know what you think of the plugin, so leave a comment on this post below. And, please do share this plugin in your networks, so we can grow participation and installs – that’s how this is going to succeed.

May 13, 2019

Netmix Global House Sessions Podcast Episode 17

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Expertly curated and mixed by DJ Tony Z, the Netmix Global House Sessions Podcast Episode 17 features music from Guy Gerber & Puff Daddy, Huxley, Dusky, and hot remixes from Hot Since 82 and Nicole Moudaber.

Track Listing

Guy Gerber, Puff Daddy – Tourist Trap (Jamie Jones ‘For Ryan’ Remix)
Huxley – I Want You (Club Rub)
Dusky – Yoohoo (Original Mix)
Umek, Mike Vale – All I Want (Dosem Remix)
Lambda – Hold On Tight (Wehbba Remix)
Argy & Mama – Recluse (Hot Since 82 Remix)
Alcatraz – Giv Me Luv (Nicole Moudaber Remix)
Rockwell & Cordbo – Speechless (Manna-Croup Remix)

April 6, 2019

Netmix Global House Sessions Podcast Episode 16

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Expertly curated and mixed by DJ Tony Z, the Netmix Global House Sessions Podcast Episode 16 features new music from Calvin Harris, Basement Jaxx and Duke Dumont. We’ve also go the remix of the classic, “Everybody Be Somebody” by Ruffnex and a remix of Terrence Parker “When Loves The Feeling” by Kenny Summit and Lenny RX. This mix starts off uptempo and fun and then ends up a little deeper with a sexy vibe.

Tracklist

Cajmere, Gene Farris – O’Darlin
Basement Jaxx – Never Say Never (Extended Mix)
Duke Dumont – Won’t Look Back
Ruffneck – Everybody Be Somebody feat. Yavahn (Lucas & Steve Remix)
Calvin Harris, Ayah Marar – Thinking About You feat. Ayah Marar (Original Mix)
Kiesza – Hideaway (Zac Samuel Remix)
Eric Prydz – Liberate (Lane 8 Remix)
Pj D’arpino, Krisy, Liz Hill – Wake Up (Gianni Bini Rootsy Mix)
Ferreck Dawn, Redondo – Love To Deep (Original Mix)
Samuele Sartini, Andy Tee, DJ Lora, Dave Hunter – LoveLight (Original Mix)
Terrence Parker – When Loves The Feeling (Kenny Summit & Lenny RX Remix)
Mr. V – Jus Dance (Chrisitian Nielsen Remix)
Henry Krinkle – Stacy (Justin Martin Remix)

March 2, 2019

Asheville House Music Society Interview with Mark Farina

From time to time, renowned DJ and Producer, Mark Farina, drops into Asheville for DJ gigs at local venues. On March 2, 2019, Mark was in town and DJ Tony Z was able to schedule him for an in-person interview on the Asheville House Music Society mix-show. Check out this edited interview with Mark. We’re sorry for the technical issues with the audio, so we hope you can make out the full interview, as best as possible.

August 23, 2018

Netmix Global House Sessions Podcast Episode 15

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Expertly curated and mixed by DJ Tony Z, the Netmix Global House Sessions Podcast Episode 15 clocks in at 3-hours. Featured three hot remixes by MK and new music from Moby and Coldplay, as well as classic tracks from Dubtribe SoundSystem, Pete Heller and Kings of Tomorrow. This mix is deep house with a soulful vibe but weaves in tech-house tracks throughout.

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You can also stream this mix on Mixcloud.com.

Goyte – Somebody I Used To Know (MK Remix)
Duke Dumon, Jax Jones – I Got You (MK Remix)
Calippo – Need A Friend (Original Mix)
Chris Malinchak – So Good To Me (MK Remix)
Joey Negro, Akabu, Alex Mills – Everybody Wants Something Feat. Alex Mills (Akabu Warehouse Mix)
Aki Bergen – Boiled Egg (Original Mix)
Adrea Raffa – Bring It Down (Manuel De La Mare Edit)
A.D.S.R. – Get The Funk (Sam Skilz Remix)
Jaz – No Guestlist (Original Mix)
Cosmic Belt – Do It (Original Mix)
London Grammar – Hey Now (Sasha Remix)
Mickey – Sweet Baby (Original Mix)
Moby – Almost Home feat. Damien Jurado (Sebasiten Remix)
Coldplay – Midnight (Phones 4AM Remix)
Kaltehand, Natasha Waters – Left (Manuel Moreno Mix)
Nora En Pure – You Are My Pride (Croatia Squad Remix)
Steve Huerta – Smoky (Original Mix)
Marlon Hoffstadt, Dansson – Shake That (Blonde Remix)
Analog People In A Digital World – Dazzled Feat. Nina Miranda (The Cube Guys Remix)
Dubtribe Sound System – Do It Now (Extended Version)
Christos Kessidis – No Te Vas Feat. Angela Jones (Original Mix)
Marclo Nassi – Deeper Message (Original Mix)
Martin VEnetjoki – Really Don’t Step Feat. Derek Conyer (Lawnchair Generals Remix)
Melon – Nitzi (in my mind, so fine) (Original Mix)
Mr. Probz – Waves (Robin Schulz Remix)
Al Faris, Chris Roxx – Do You Love Me (De-Tox Remix)
Kings Of Tomorrow – Finally (Dance Ritual Mix)
Mange Le Funk – I Still Want You
Pete Heller – Big Love (Original Mix)