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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
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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.
You can also stream this mix on Mixcloud.com.
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This Netmix Global House Sessions Podcast Episode 14 was mixed by DJ Tony Z for Netmix.com. In this session, you’ll find remixes from MK on Wankelmut’s “My Head Is A Jungle” and a Full Intention Remix of the Inner City classic, “Big Fun.” We also loved the Dusky track, “Careless” and the MR. TAFFA record is a reworking of “People Hold On,” the classic house track from Coldcut feat. Lisa Stansfield.
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The next edition in the Netmix Global House Sessions Podcast series: Episode 13, mixed by DJ Tony Z using Ableton Live 8 and tracks selected from Beatport.com. Always check out Netmix.com!
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Netmix founder, DJ Tony Z, in the mix with the latest in underground, above-ground and simply all-over-the ground DJ mix featuring tracks from Calvin Harris, Jooris Voorn, Scumfrog and more, as well as remixes by Calvin, Jooris and the super-talented Maya Jane Coles.
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The recent Logical Progression Sessions from London’s Fabric by none other than Goldie and uploaded to LTJ Bukem’s Mixcloud channel. Yes, we love drum n bass too! Check it out. We did and it’s definitely jumping.
Finally, somebody got smart and listened to reason, instead of trying to hide behind an obscure clause in the DMCA that covers mashups (but not mixshows) as derivative works. I just went to check out my latest DJ mix on MixCloud and here’s what I got. A pop-up that said scrubbing back through tracks is disabled.

You can see my admin here to edit this mixshow, but notice the track listing is not displayed. You have to click “Show Tracklist” to see it. This should, at the very least, allay the concerns of labels for now, unless they want to make even more of a stink over MixCloud. I have to give it to MixCloud on this one. They finally owned up to it and made the change, which makes the service more legal than SoundCloud, which could not implement this for fear of locking out users from being able to scrub through tracks actually owned by their copyright holders featured on that site. You can’t do this for some tracks and not all. It’s very hard to manage. So we’re finally moving in the right direction, MixCloud. Good stuff and congrats on making these new changes. I think they will go a long way to keeping you guys from getting hit by the labels down the road.
