Wednesday, December 29, 2004

Tracklings for November..sorry for the late post

Subsky - Albino - Benz & MD's Aurium Mix
Snake Sedrick & Andro - Solid State
Optika - Cycloptic - VisionDeeper Mix
Distance - Desire
Piece Process - Right or Wrong (Andre Absolute mix)
Chris Lake - Hiatus (Kingkade Remix)
Innersystem - Soul Trade
Dousk - Love Lasting
Stroud - Chobru Feat. Cho - Can Costa & Paul mix

be safe...

Happy New Year's Eve!

-Geoffrey

Tuesday, December 21, 2004

December Mix tracklisting

Tracklisting per request....

Rob Curtis & Anistropic - Quicksilver ( Anistropic Remix )
Subsky - Hirakari
Phoebe - Could I See
Tilt - The World Doesn't Know
Andre Absolut - Concrete Jungle (Orange Helmet Remix)
Hyper Mission - Stratosphere
Unknown - Unknown (couldn't find name of track/artist)
Silinder -Mindstalker
Soul Projector - The Dance

The unknown track was given to me by the best AZ progressive DJ, Dave Epstein. I do not fault Dave since it is the responsibility of the DJ to know what he is playing.

Merry Christmas!
-Geoffrey

Friday, December 17, 2004

The December Mix

Merry Christmas everyone! Well another year that flew by. I think '04 will be the year I decided to make DJing a priority and work hard. Well I had a lot of great responses to the November Mix. I have been feeling like I am really getting there. The December Mix has told me, "not quite yet, punk!" I could have recorded a new mix until it was perfect but that wouldn't be honest. The reason for this blog was to show growth and to be true to where I am at as a DJ.

Don't get me wrong, the second half of the set is really solid and I am very proud of it. The first half, as you will hear, has some bumps in the road. I spun last night at my very good friend's house, Rost. I realized that I need to use monitors with a bigger low end response to give consistency to my mixes. It is much easier picking up the slight changes in tempo when the kick drums are full.

Well enough on my wacky DJ ramblings. I hope everyone has a great holiday season. Be on the look out for better stuff in 2005.

-Geoffrey Wilcoxson

Thursday, November 11, 2004

Thank you

I appreciate all the words of encouragement for my latest mix. The mix recently was added to www.desertfm.com, a website with lots of DJ sets and featured shows. This is exciting to get some great music out. Being a producer primarily first, I fully realize a DJ is only has good as the music he selects and plays. Most of the music I play is purchased from www.edmdigital.com. Check it out if you haven't visited the site. A great resource to purchase dance music.

Thanks again.
-Geoffrey

Monday, November 08, 2004

My best mix to date!

Well, I think I finally put together a solid mix. I have been working very hard to tighten up my beatmatching. I guess spinning in front of a crowd for two hours, once a week is starting paying off. I concentrated less on programming and matching keys yet the mix came together nicely. Again, I have to thank Dave Epstein for his guidance and support. I continually learn from Dave who has so much knowledge to give. Hopefully this mix will make Dave proud to have me as his student.

Please feel free to post any feedback.

-Geoffrey

Monday, October 11, 2004

Gilbert Drop-In

Last thursday night I spun at my friend Ben's drop-in. Ben is a youth group leader in Gilbert. It is a weekly place for kids to come skate, hang out with friends, do homework or play games. I got to spin for two hours and time flew by. I was in the zone that night with only a few minor fixes. This event will be every Thursday night. What a great opportunity for me to serve the Lord and get some great experience.

Most of the kids proboably wouldn't notice a great mix from a fair mix but I strive for perfect 2 minute slices of blended, sonic perfection. Hopefully I will get a chance to record a session for everyone to hear. On these nights I try to keep the sound very housey and fun.

-Geoffrey

Wednesday, September 29, 2004

A new mix for ya. Booya!

Whatup peeps! Ok, so I am not that cool and I will write normal. I have delivered the October mix, the link may be found to your right. Those who were waiting for the September mix to materialize will now have the opportunity to feast your ears on this new mix.

I am very pleased with the improvement of my mixing and track selection. DJ Jon Boy(http://www.4thdimensiondjs.com) gave me some wise and inspiring advice on programming a set that has flow and excitement with the ability to take the listener from point "A" to point "B." Whether I achieved these qualities is left up to you, my friends. Your comments and criticism will be critiqued and scrutinized.

Here is the track selection for those keeping score at home.

(Artist - Title - Label)

Blue Room Project – Pacific Flat – CP Recordings
Sleeper – Flatliner –- Basic Energy Holland
Tiny Elvis – Tempted (Kingkade Mix) - Minimal
Distance - Movement – Niche
Graham and Porter – Two Days On Lansdowne – Boz Boz
United Tribal Warriors - Deep Jungle - Modo Italy
Pig and Dan – The Message (ITF Mix) – Subliminal
Benz and MD – Shudder - Basic Energy Holland
Earth Deuley presents Neo– Faceless- Hellpass Records

Enjoy!

Geoffrey

Wednesday, September 22, 2004

A proper set-up!

I recently upgraded my set-up in the studio to accommendate some new equipment. I have to thank and credit Dave Epstein (http://www.4thdimensiondjs.com/) with the idea of using Organized Living's custom shelving unit to make a killer DJ set-up. I will be posting a pic soon.

I am starting to look at opportunities to spin in Colorado while I am there for Christmas. Why not take advantage of being in another state to spread the sound of some good music.

Feel free to post any comments about the mix I have posted down below. I guess I should start referring to the Septmeber mix as the "October Mix" since it has taken a while to get my computer fixed. Thank you Rost.

-Geoffrey

Friday, September 17, 2004

Went to Furio last night

Rost, one of the producers of the Delikate Imposters, and I went out to Furio(www.furio.tv) last night for Progress Thursdays. In past months I have heard some solid music spun by solid djs. Last night wasn't the case at all. The two djs we saw rushed through every transition and seemed determined to play the commerical tracks that were released in 2002. Rost and I decided in wasn't worth hanging out since it looked like Matt from London West Recrods wasn't going to show up and save the night.

So I was home early and decided to spin some records in the studio to clear my head from the horrible music and mixing I heard. After about 5 solid mixes I was cured and went to bed. Hopefully this weekend I will be able to finish the Septemeber mix.

Later

Geoffrey

Thursday, September 16, 2004

My August Mix

Hello and welcome to my first blog. This blog is really designed to recieve feedback from the DJ mixes that I compile and mix each month. I know it is September and I only have the August mix posted. September is my birthday month so I have been celebrating. Please give it a listen and let me know what you think.

http://www.mintlive.com/aug_mix.mp3

I have been mixing records for about 8 months so please be kind. I am working on the set list for the September mix that should be out soon.

-Geoffrey


 
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