Tracklist: 1. Bastinov - Theorem 2. Ben Sims - I Feel It Deep (Featuring Tyree Cooper)(Sandwell District Remix) 3. Chris Colburn - Destiny (Cari Lekebusch 6AM Remix) 4. Chris Liebing - D 5. Stu Altik - Lokomotif 6. Hans Bouffmyhre & Flug - Misplaced Emotions 7. Jay Lumen - Rollin' 8. Hollen - Chrono 9. Jel Ford - Overcast 10. Kasbah Zoo, OniWax - Phatty (Mark Reeve Remix) 11. Luigi Madonna - Trust Me 12. Mark Broom - Involver 13. Mark Broom & Gary Beck - Borders 14. Mars Bill - Panorama (INTACTO) 15. Alberto Ruiz, Oscar Aguilera - Subpolar 16. Pan-Pot - 808 Nirvana 17. Muui - Silk 18. Petter B - First Wave 19. Project AKC - Thunder 20. Ben Klock - Subzero 21. Roberto & Jamie Anderson - Corrugata
Again the "Detroit Techno" debate. Usually the term is used as clickbait. Make your own decisions on how you use the label or whether you think that adding Detroit in before the term Techno makes the music better or inferior. For those who ask the question - what makes Detroit something different, something defined as not a part of the EDM mainstream? It's obvious that many parts of the city are abandoned and left in ruins, the toll of heavy industrial investment. Often dubbed "murder capitol" the city just does not have the marketable appeal of cool cities like New York or LA where the entertainment industries are polarized. The consumer industry has pretty much left the territory of Detroit alone... no Apple Stores, no Starbucks on every street corner, none of the typical commercial and retail that you would find pretty much everywhere else. This environment is great for an artist to develop. Basically, you have a blank canvass from which to make your own creative choices. From my viewpoint of 1990's Detroit I saw the creative people, be it music or architecture or art, as being very autonomous and independent of the mainstream. People didn't have the outside pressures or the need to conform to any pre-conceived ideas about what a party should be like or what tracks are in the Beatport top ten. Sites like UA-cam didn't exist because the internet was just an infant. Most people in Detroit didn't know what was going on outside the city, they just knew that what they had in front of them was insanely great and that it wasn't going to last forever. They partied hard knowing that eventually enterprising people would come in and try to cash in on that "Detroitness." That's the part that you can't capture musically or commercially or stylistically.
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Why is detroit techno so much better than everything else that is techno
Detroit, baby
yo don't be getting into that detailed shit
I like berlin techno more. Its deeper and heavier
Because the originators will always be better than the copies.
It is GODS will that is why. May the force be with you and yours
Motown, techno... Detroit is such a fertile ground for extraordinary music.
extra tasty! 👌 fab mix, great work!
This is really detroit techno ❤❤❤❤
Thank you
Detroit born and raised. This is a gem right here!!!!!!!! ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤ I’m making my own DEMF today! Hahaha
Thank you very much for your comment! I'm glad you enjoy the session! I hope you listen to the rest of my sessions!😊
real techno
The big D home of techno
That is so dank and FILTHY.
When the bass dropped I lost my shit
Good oldschool banging detroit shit
Luv it
Дружище ещё раз спасибо.
Great Techno, very refreshing -Detroit Every time babies!!
This is proper techno
Juan Atkins made Detroit a better place and Derrick May brought that blessing to the rest world
They marked the way.
Superb mix - True D
Just mmmmmmmmmmmmmmm and feeeeeeeeel gooooooooood. OMG this sound's come from plant's and assembley's cars older Detroit.
packard
dat right ! woo
hey super set i love techno
1. Listen to more Detroit Techno.
Now this is the shit Chicago loves
need this 4 my car :-) great stuff
Great set.
Absolute nutz
Espectacular todo !
No me quiero imaginar como suena eso en vivo ....
Increible ... +1000 ...
Très très bon set , very very good Set 😋😋😋😋😋😋😋😎
Thanks
Great work, subbed...
god I miss this music
Nice!
Espectacular, techno brutal!!!
good selection
OUTSTANDING LOVE IT - DO MORE
binksy69 ua-cam.com/video/oiPfj360AZk/v-deo.html
Ace dude. Come to the UK & rip
some sets!
binksy69 I live a little far, I'm from Barcelona!
Od 4 lat tu wracam i za kazdym razem tak samo dobry
Dziękuję za wsparcie!
BOOM BOOM BOOM =)
Janique2100 #4JANIQUE2100
Mit freundlichen Grüße#4MUSIKFAN80Yx#4PRITTY#4 Es W
#4PRITTYWomenWohhh!!!
Ну вот за это тебе отдельно братские объятия !
Отлично ! Молодец !
Geiles Set
good..realy..good
Awesome mix !! Excellent programming and progression of to tracks ! A+
Armando Dunn thanks
Armando Dunn
Armando Dunn
Smooth Live Set.
muy bueno
Dope
The best
awesome!!
A Frog Wake up sound.😎🙃
КРУТО !!!
Awesome. Love it Mr Miota.
Great start :)
yeah
a nice slice of techno here folks
28:40 Sweet!!!!
from hr 1:10...wow i love it
2018 just dayz away.....I would love to Blue tooth a sample of this on my new years set. Detroit's on the edge. 2018.
Kirk Doak thanks
De lujo
Marc! Please do share tracklist!!! :) such a dope! a few tracks just can't go out of my head for a while now.
Stanisl
av Kapusta
Don't change nothing!
Love it!!!
IMPRESIONANTE
gracias!!
Tracklist:
1. Bastinov - Theorem
2. Ben Sims - I Feel It Deep (Featuring Tyree Cooper)(Sandwell District Remix)
3. Chris Colburn - Destiny (Cari Lekebusch 6AM Remix)
4. Chris Liebing - D
5. Stu Altik - Lokomotif
6. Hans Bouffmyhre & Flug - Misplaced Emotions
7. Jay Lumen - Rollin'
8. Hollen - Chrono
9. Jel Ford - Overcast
10. Kasbah Zoo, OniWax - Phatty (Mark Reeve Remix)
11. Luigi Madonna - Trust Me
12. Mark Broom - Involver
13. Mark Broom & Gary Beck - Borders
14. Mars Bill - Panorama (INTACTO)
15. Alberto Ruiz, Oscar Aguilera - Subpolar
16. Pan-Pot - 808 Nirvana
17. Muui - Silk
18. Petter B - First Wave
19. Project AKC - Thunder
20. Ben Klock - Subzero
21. Roberto & Jamie Anderson - Corrugata
Thank you so much :')
Tracklist and save my life pls
Tracklist is posted
Master
25.50 ,, Building up and seductive..good track.💀DeTroit..
corect bud !!!
Hell yessssss.
Sheila Norris 👌🏻😁
Marc Miota
is that a picture of Fisher Body Plant 21?
yesssssss
Track list plzzzz ? :)
wow tune
Whats the track on 22:15 Great set !
track list please
Track from 29:00?
first track ID?
Track ID of the first sound please !
Bastinov - Theorem
you can hear it underneath x
BEST FUCKING SET EVER !!!!! OM FG !!!!!!
and now time for Berghain
playlist :( ? the 4" track is just soooo deeep
4. Track: Chris Liebing - D
Look up there for the etire playlist
playlist?
Tracklist is posted
1:03:14 pleaseeee track name. god help me :)
Oscar Aguilera, Alberto Ruiz - Subpolar (original mix)
Great mix. Do you have a track list for the entire thing if you don't mind sharing? Thanks mate
Tracklist is posted
tune at 25:50 is insane
I LIKE THIS SHIT SUKAAAAZZZZZZZZZZ
I need the tracklist SO badly. any1 pretty pretty pls?
Tracklist is posted
TECHNO_THERAPY FOR #COROViRUS19'!! MOVE YOUR BODYYYY!!! [GREECE iS DANCING....UP & DOWN....]
nasty
Again the "Detroit Techno" debate. Usually the term is used as clickbait. Make your own decisions on how you use the label or whether you think that adding Detroit in before the term Techno makes the music better or inferior. For those who ask the question - what makes Detroit something different, something defined as not a part of the EDM mainstream? It's obvious that many parts of the city are abandoned and left in ruins, the toll of heavy industrial investment. Often dubbed "murder capitol" the city just does not have the marketable appeal of cool cities like New York or LA where the entertainment industries are polarized. The consumer industry has pretty much left the territory of Detroit alone... no Apple Stores, no Starbucks on every street corner, none of the typical commercial and retail that you would find pretty much everywhere else. This environment is great for an artist to develop. Basically, you have a blank canvass from which to make your own creative choices. From my viewpoint of 1990's Detroit I saw the creative people, be it music or architecture or art, as being very autonomous and independent of the mainstream. People didn't have the outside pressures or the need to conform to any pre-conceived ideas about what a party should be like or what tracks are in the Beatport top ten. Sites like UA-cam didn't exist because the internet was just an infant. Most people in Detroit didn't know what was going on outside the city, they just knew that what they had in front of them was insanely great and that it wasn't going to last forever. They partied hard knowing that eventually enterprising people would come in and try to cash in on that "Detroitness." That's the part that you can't capture musically or commercially or stylistically.
no one know the track at 16:26 ?
Tracklist is posted
👍
gets busy at 10:00
ua-cam.com/video/nirJDWh794o/v-deo.html
New set detroit techno 4 decks
40:53 please ?
Jel Ford - Overcast (Original mix)
Dope as fuck, so, let's fucked up.
45:06!!!!
For a Detroit mix not very many Detroit artists????
spodziewalam sie lepszej komedi, ale nie byla zla
Dodany dnia 2016-10-07 10:58:05 przez Belgium
świetnie :)))
Tu komedia? Hehe... I dont think so :-)
detroit *what*
Detroit, what?
This is no Acid!
Detroit man!!
Packard ... GET OFF MY LAWN
Garbage everywhere 🤔
awesome !!!!