
Dirty Disco 645: Deep House Warmth, Barcelona Energy & Atjazz x Fred Everything’s 8 Days
Dirty Disco - Electronic Music PodcastShow Notes
Dirty Disco 645 is a warm and deep house journey filled with soulful grooves, jazzy details, subtle acid touches and refined club energy.
After a one-week delay because of my trip to Barcelona, we return with music from Andy Ash, Atjazz & Fred Everything, Natasha Diggs & Megatronic, Pete Bandit, Musumeci, Holo, Marco Faraone & Ejeca, Braga Circuit and more.
This episode puts a spotlight on 8 Days, the new album by Atjazz & Fred Everything: a beautiful deep house project built on years of friendship, musical craft and an eight-day studio session.
Members can also enjoy an extra-long DJ-only members mix with five additional tracks and more than 148 minutes of uninterrupted music.
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