Show Notes
This weeks Tinker Podcast is dedicated to Saved Records. Over the past 10 years, Saved Records has been one of my go to record labels for tech house and techno. In many ways it's the sound the Tinker Podcast. The mix spans Saved Records back catalogue from 2009 to 2022 with cuts from Mark Broom, Gary Beck, Loco Dice, Nick Fanciulli, Franky Rizardo, Ross Evans and many more.
Tracklisting
01. Kaz James - Arizona (The Mekanism Remix) 02. Rebuke - Burma Apache's (Original Mix) 03. Jay Lumen - Thats What Im Talking About (Original Mix) 04. Gary Beck - Get Down (Original Mix) 05. Santos - Yato ma (Circle Spirit Remix) 06. Franky Rizardo - Get Some Love (Original Mix) 07. Alex Tepper - In Out Life (Dub Mix) 08. Alex Tepper - In, Out, Life 09. Karretero - To My Beat (Extended Mix) 10. Ross Evans - Fade To Black (Original Mix) 11. Roland Clark- Take Some House (Riva Starr Edit) 12. Mark Knight, Adrian Hour - Shamrat (Original Mix) 13. Mendo & Yvan Genkins - Miso (Original Mix) 14. Mark Broom - Meltin Pot 15. Loco Dice - Definition (Nic Fanciulli Remix) 16. Gary Beck - Say What (Adam Beyer Remix) 17. Gary Beck - Samsima 18. Carloh - Free Soul (Extended Mix)
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