The truth is I have a very big soft spot for DJIng electro house. It was huge at a time when I was well and truly immersed in the club scene and when playing live and experiencing the energy that came from EDM clubs, it was honestly something else and a time I'll never forget. I remember when I was younger I had this obsession for Wolfgang Gartner. I was getting into electro hard but at the same time I knew it wouldn't suit the clubs I was running at the time so I started a new club especially for my love of this music called Warp Speed. This was my first club of this kind and it ran every Friday night in this little venue in Oxford St Sydney and it used to pack out every week, and it was there that I really developed my sound and DJing. Anyway this set is reminiscent of those times and I am really glad I have the platform to share it with so many like minded people. Massive love and respect, this sets for you.
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Firstly, thank you for the people that suggested that I do a Psy Trance Set. personally until now, although being a fan of psy trance and going to many a doof in the old days, I've never actually played it before and I can see now that was a big mistake.
The best way to know how to mix specific genres is to find an artist that specialises in a particular genre and then listen to some of their live sets on soundcloud and notice how much of each track they are playing and how they do their transitions.
In my experience there's different ways to mix most genres and it usually comes down to prep vs no prep.
