I saw this interview with Theo Parrish where he talked about people placing too much importance on mixing and how when people do it becomes about ego at that point. He said mixing is important and you gotta learn how to do it, but DJing is more about track selection and creating and endless stream of music so the dancing doesn't stop. Kyle Hall does that beautifully in this video.
[00] Kerri Chandler - Downtown [06] Behind The Groove - What You Gonna Do? (Harness And Spencer Remix) [10] Sydenham & Joe Claussell - Rhythm [12] Glenn Underground - Shake it [15] Blackjoy - Untitled (Kerri Chandler Bigga Mix) [19] Derrick L. Carter - A Hope (Over U) (D's Meeting House Dub) [22] Spy - Cloak (Revealed) [DMS Country] [25] The Popular People's Front - Stop On By (? Edit) [30] Kyle Hall - Down! [33] ?
I have a compulsion to have my mixes be clean all the time, but as a listener I don't mind the occasional off-mix when the whole set itself is quality in terms of selection, vibe, progression and creativity. I saw Richie Hawtin the other weekend and his mixing was always 100% (i know he plays digitally) but it was so damn soulless and robotic. Every track sounded nearly the same. It was all very clean and "perfect" but a really boring and uninspiring set. In other words, mixing ain't everything.
Hey, Kyle Hall we all love you and support you...Hope that is a priceless statement...and want only the best for you...Your family: the Hannas, the Goldens, the Davis, the Griffins....God bless you....
I missed him in my city about 3 weeks ago, was really ashamed, there are a lot of good DJ's, but since he often plays sets with deep house he's one of my favorite. He's very literate in his musicality and how he delivers a consistent beat for your enjoyment.
I think you've got a valid point there. I definitely enjoy a richer, fuller musical experience to a technically perfect one, but when out dancing I often like the precision and sheen of a technically perfect set. That said, Boiler Room is primarily designed to be streamed via Soundcloud and RUclips. It's like Dommune in Tokyo where only a few guests are invited in because it's more about the web presence. When listening at home or work I prefer the shaky vinyl to a soulless set.
What is all this negativity about mixing and vinyl vs digital nonsense? I heard Kyle Hall play a few months ago and he never missed a beat for three hours. His mix was an education in style and track selection. Go and see the guy if you like him as a producer support his music. Rick Wilhite played on the same boiler room night in Detroit and he had problems mixing as well maybe it was a technical problem.Enjoy the music guys and girls learn from his selection of tracks.
Brilliant point, i'm always having this argument about what dj's use, its not what you use its the tracks your playing and if the tunes are rubbish, the crowd aren't going to dance, at the end of the day that's what its all about, not how you get there :)
Hi, sample is from Chaka Khan "Stop On By" which is a cover of Bobby Womack "You're Welcome, Stop On By" though I can't find the version played here. If you do, tell me! Btw track that starts at 14:37 is Blackjoy - Untitled (Kerri Chandler Bigga Mix) Any help with the previous one? Cheers!
Thanks for finding the sample mate, let me add the remix: The Popular Peoples Front - Stop On By (Leo Zero Edit) watch?v=7ulhrP90AKM , but it's not the same exactly, Kyle has probably re-edited the version.
So true, saw him at Plastic People, awesome music, pitiful mixing...and unfortunately it does kind of matter, it's just a distraction when you hear horse trotting when going from one track to the next
Nicolas Derudder Nicholas I don't believe its the Leo Zero edit either, but wasn't able to find anything. However, when the power comes back on at 28:45 in the video, it sounds like the track starts playing again but at 33rpm for a split second, and then he hits 45rpm. I'm not certain, but that might make sense if it was in fact the Leo Zero edit. Otherwise, someone else put that gem together.
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I saw this interview with Theo Parrish where he talked about people placing too much importance on mixing and how when people do it becomes about ego at that point. He said mixing is important and you gotta learn how to do it, but DJing is more about track selection and creating and endless stream of music so the dancing doesn't stop. Kyle Hall does that beautifully in this video.
[00] Kerri Chandler - Downtown
[06] Behind The Groove - What You Gonna Do? (Harness And Spencer Remix)
[10] Sydenham & Joe Claussell - Rhythm
[12] Glenn Underground - Shake it
[15] Blackjoy - Untitled (Kerri Chandler Bigga Mix)
[19] Derrick L. Carter - A Hope (Over U) (D's Meeting House Dub)
[22] Spy - Cloak (Revealed) [DMS Country]
[25] The Popular People's Front - Stop On By (? Edit)
[30] Kyle Hall - Down!
[33] ?
TheNellymac Thank you sir! I've been looking for that first track!
thats an awesome dj set. i love a slightly out mix and then fixed in the mix. it sounds boss.
One of YouthVille Detroit's Finest! Keep doin it Kyle Miss Vivian!
This ENTIRE set banged.
wow the way he mixed the 2 firsts track just blow my mind!
I have a compulsion to have my mixes be clean all the time, but as a listener I don't mind the occasional off-mix when the whole set itself is quality in terms of selection, vibe, progression and creativity. I saw Richie Hawtin the other weekend and his mixing was always 100% (i know he plays digitally) but it was so damn soulless and robotic. Every track sounded nearly the same. It was all very clean and "perfect" but a really boring and uninspiring set. In other words, mixing ain't everything.
woooooord, humans do make mistakes - why should a handmixed set 100%? Nina Kravitz ones said: Nothing is perfect, and when it is - it's boring
Your good at dj
Older boiler room sets always go hard
Hey, Kyle Hall we all love you and support you...Hope that is a priceless statement...and want only the best for you...Your family: the Hannas, the Goldens, the Davis, the Griffins....God bless you....
nothing better than seeing people dancing at a boiler room event for a change (:
I missed him in my city about 3 weeks ago, was really ashamed, there are a lot of good DJ's, but since he often plays sets with deep house he's one of my favorite. He's very literate in his musicality and how he delivers a consistent beat for your enjoyment.
that final unknown track is nuts
I think you've got a valid point there. I definitely enjoy a richer, fuller musical experience to a technically perfect one, but when out dancing I often like the precision and sheen of a technically perfect set.
That said, Boiler Room is primarily designed to be streamed via Soundcloud and RUclips. It's like Dommune in Tokyo where only a few guests are invited in because it's more about the web presence. When listening at home or work I prefer the shaky vinyl to a soulless set.
A bit late, but the track around 25:00 is Doc Link - Unknown from Back & Fort EP.
Spread Love ❤
Mr Hall certainly knows what it's all about. 16 mins ooo eee!
starting the set off with kerri chandler immediately set the mood
What is all this negativity about mixing and vinyl vs digital nonsense? I heard Kyle Hall play a few months ago and he never missed a beat for three hours. His mix was an education in style and track selection. Go and see the guy if you like him as a producer support his music. Rick Wilhite played on the same boiler room night in Detroit and he had problems mixing as well maybe it was a technical problem.Enjoy the music guys and girls learn from his selection of tracks.
Still here after almost a decade
No excessiveness in his djing. It's perfect. That's probably why vinyl djing tends to sound better.
I’m not gonna lie, a bit of a rough start for me, but after the second record, I knew I wasn’t going nowhere. Beautiful music.
Still banging
the 12 minutes in track is tooooooooooo sick! anyone have ID?
glenn underground - shake it
at 10 mins he changed the game!
so much talent
Brilliant point, i'm always having this argument about what dj's use, its not what you use its the tracks your playing and if the tunes are rubbish, the crowd aren't going to dance, at the end of the day that's what its all about, not how you get there :)
So pumped for Decibel Festival!!!!
track @ 25 min.....DOPE
"Come on Come on let's get down let's get down" big tune
6 min track? pure bliss.
Thanks!
flawless.............
I can feel to this vibe
Could someone please tell me what the opening track is? I mean the one that starts around 1:40
32:48 love this track, what is it?
proper DJ... fantastic..:)
title: get down or let's get down it's produced by the dj kyle hall
Yeah! Very Good Mix!!! Style!
WOW when did this happen and will Boiler Room do another BR Detroit.
Hi, sample is from Chaka Khan "Stop On By" which is a cover of Bobby Womack "You're Welcome, Stop On By" though I can't find the version played here. If you do, tell me!
Btw track that starts at 14:37 is Blackjoy - Untitled (Kerri Chandler Bigga Mix)
Any help with the previous one?
Cheers!
ID for 24/25mins? amazing track and mix
The track is soooo dope, i've been searching the lyrics: | You know i've there baby, to dry your eyes | , but I cant find it.
Theo is the real deal, only respect for the guy!
Thanks for finding the sample mate, let me add the remix:
The Popular Peoples Front - Stop On By (Leo Zero Edit)
watch?v=7ulhrP90AKM ,
but it's not the same exactly, Kyle has probably re-edited the version.
I hate myself for never making it out when i lived near D.
Genius.
keep it raw, my friends. good mix.
behind the groove 'whatcha gonna do about it'
25:00 - the guy in the background 'drys his eyes' ahaha
29.40 Kyle Hall - get down
i think its in Detroit..
Track ID at 12 min, please ? Pure track !
we NEED a tracklist!
any luck on finding it? it's amazing really
It's not that one,quite similar, but the beat in this track is different.Will keep searching for that one...
top of the pops
Real vinyl FTW.
tune coming in at 21.00 min ?? know this riff but cant put a name to my head, sounds a bit like moodymann
Yup.
anyone know the track at 25:00?
and 25 min please :)
The Popular People's Front - Stop On By (Leo Zero Edit)
24:40 ID, please? Thank you!
Behind The Groove - What You Gonna Do? (Harness And Spencer Remix)
So true, saw him at Plastic People, awesome music, pitiful mixing...and unfortunately it does kind of matter, it's just a distraction when you hear horse trotting when going from one track to the next
GOD
This shit Is so real
Oh babay
Nov 2nd baby
whats the track id for the tune playing at 24:30?? please :-)
@14:37 So good!
What is the name of the track I like it too ?
Kerri Chandler track, don't remember the name
Jay Simon in the house : )
Behind the groove- watcha gonna do about it
@belgianbeermusic : Maybe a remix from "Miguel Migs Feat. Sadat X - Shake It Up"
Kerri chandler - downtown (6.23 mix) :))
Bang it out
Tune that kicks in at 21:13 anyone?
yes whats the first track ? ?
Could you link me that interview?
hi, track at 30:00 please?
Sometimes when i think about being a DJ i just shit in my hands and rub in my face
track id at 24 : 00 ?thx
djs have bad nights man
glenn underground shake it
Min 26???? TRACK ID? PLEAAAASEEE!!!!!
track id 01:05?
25:00 WHATTT
Stop On By - Rufus Feat Chaka Khan.
Romain Zimmermann Its not, that is the original. In this set its an edit (not the Leo Zero edit), that's what we are looking for ;-)
Nicolas Derudder Have you found out yet, which track it is? I also thought for a long time it was the Leo Zero edit pitched and altered live...
DrDreitausend Nope! too bad..haven't found it yet. I believe its an edit.
Nicolas Derudder Nicholas I don't believe its the Leo Zero edit either, but wasn't able to find anything. However, when the power comes back on at 28:45 in the video, it sounds like the track starts playing again but at 33rpm for a split second, and then he hits 45rpm. I'm not certain, but that might make sense if it was in fact the Leo Zero edit. Otherwise, someone else put that gem together.
last track anyone?
track at 11:00 pleeassee??
track id 6:00 pleeasseee??
slices?
tracklist??
track id 7.00 please
7:10 please!!
06:20 wow
27.01 anyone?
of 00 weetweww
whats the track at 12:18!!????
glenn underground - shake it
Arnaud Wolff thanks!
Arnaud Wolff
Dude do you know the track at 22:00?
So-aim i think it's a remix of spymusic - cloak
Arnaud Wolff how about the track right after? cheers
anyone got an id at 15:10?????
Charlie Howells black joy - untitled (kerri chandler bigga mix)
Charlie Howells black joy - untitled (kerri chandler bigga mix)
DJ
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