JOE NEBULA of NEBULA2 live mix on Report2Dancefloor Radio

A is for Ardcore "Nebula 2 is hardcore."

hardly any information there is around the net about Joe Nebula exept announcements parties and releases and of course his upcoming label launch Back2You Records.

Other than that is the name is attached next to Hardcore. stop

What is Greater Than One good beat? A f**ckin' good bleep! and don't let anyone Trick you otherwise,
if you are a real Technohead you will understand it all.
Report2Dancefloor Radio proudly present Michael Wells,
widely known as one half of G.T.O.- Greater Than One. Also known as Tricky Disco an early project which, with the self-tiled track it became a milestone and the most recognizable release for Warp Records, giving the label the iconic reputation. Technohead and Church of Exstasy another two of this numerous projects, all aliases paired with his partner Lee Newman since 1985.
Both shared the feeling that the electronic music scene in UK was getting out of principle and dominated by fashion and trends, the drug policy resulted alot of restrictions which resulted too many criminals. they moved to Amsterdam started working for different labels and magazines all over the world.
Michael Wells based on his visual communication studies and a doctorate in clean arts (Royal College of Arts) has an ability of seeing things beyond the surface. About music he believes techno began in Germany, in experimental music from the 60s and not in Detroit.
Uk born and now based, Michael Wells continues to DJ and record music under various names such as S.O.L.O. and The Man as well as a selection of his previous projects.

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Schedule in Uk hours
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19:00- George Kouros
19:30 -Sabine
20:00 Nicole
20:30 Michael Wells
21:30 Lisa Mueller
22:00 Kenny Mulligan
22:30 Herr Muller
23:00 Jason Staten
23:30 David Kelly
12:00 Alien Steppa
12:30 Patrick L
01:00 Hector G
01:30 Fasthand

#808DAY a legendary U.K band teams up with a Detroit guest ONAIR ? Thursday 08 08 stay tuned

Bizzy B's music captured the arrow's arc as it passed between the purist-decried dystopia of pitched-up rave and the tuff-as-old-boots, ruff-as-new-sandpaper darkside that housed the earliest, most bloodclotted jungle. There are certainly better known and more successful producers from the early 90s scene, but none who could, in the space of one tune - shit, the space of a few bars - explicate the links in the chain.

2 Italian legends and the R2D crew on a big ONAIR party to end the 6th season /
Leo Anibaldi - Maurizio Pavesi (BIT MAX)
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Leo Anibaldi is a living legend and the ultimate Italian Techno pioneer, he was then and he is now, his tracks can found in the playlist of the most wanted DJ across the globe as we speak.

But let's go back to how it all started. Leo Anibaldi at the age of 15 discovers his passion for electronic music using the first computers available like Commodore Vic 20 and 64, he begins to create his first loops and soon he plays in clubs as Dj Mc.
Not long before all this is a well established passion and he becomes a big analog synths collector and spends his daily life into the creation of beat groove.
1990 finds him in Acv records where he will make 20+ albums like: Attack Random, Riders of the future, Noise Generation, Muta, Cannibald and Aeon in a long life course, while soon after 1991 he teams up with another Italian veteran, Lory D and the two decide to start the alternative music movement universally known as The Sound of Rome, all in a small garage.
The rest is history, international recognition for his analog sound, Love Parade festival in Berlin, he releases in Reflex and in 2005 he launches his own label Cannibal Records.
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Italian DJ and producer Maurizio Pavesi contributed to house & techno projects Cold Ice, The End and Bit Max. He also released tracks under aliases Art Of Pink, Emmepi, Rizen, Rizeneto and Pavesi Sound, but going back to the start of his artist career he began when the first free radios were born in Italy. Maurizio Pavesi is immediately hired as speaker and D.J. and at these roles soon he became famous in Italy thanks to his notoriety, he began to receive offers from nightclubs at the age of 16.
In 1982 the first records were released upto the success "AO NO BUNGALOW", 1984 he composes and produces the song "I'can stop the beat" which became a massive hit.
1990 is "Dig-it" but in this case Maurizio Pavesi used the pseudonym Bit-Max and his music enters the European ranking among the top 50 best-selling records and more follows, "Dance (just dance for me)", "Extasy express", "Can you feel it babe" .... etc.
A first LP in 1992 "PAVESI SOUND dance collection" and meantime for Milan Radio 105 station, Pavesi continues his fantastic radio experience.

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Leo Anibaldi-Bit Max-Dance Riot ONAIR Report2dancefloor  

Sabine, LisaM, Nicole
Thanos, George Kouros, Dave Kelly, AlienSteppa,
Urban Jedi, Herr Muller

It all began in 1982, Colin who was then working as a banker in the City of London while began to warm up the ‘Gossips’ nightclub and by 1985 Colin became the key member of the pirate radio KissFM and soon after left banking to pursue a career in music and the "Abstrakt Dance" radio show was born. For 16 years "Abstrakt Dance" was a ground-breaking show that brought Techno to the surface. Guests on the show included all the Underground Resistance crew, Hawtin, Angel, Pullen, Garnier, Kevin Saunderson, Craig, May, Cox and the show was put on the internet in 1993, it was revolutionary.
Colin has played some of the World’s best parties.....Dance Valley, Full Moon, Tribal Gathering, Sunrise, Energy, Love Parade, Automatik and Rage@Heaven but most importantly, Fantazia. Fast forward to 2019 and its all systems go...there’s the label “Abstrakt Dance records”, regular sets at House of Honey, Give Festival, Tek London, Kerfuffle, Sterns Reunion parties, R.I.P, Promised Land, Club Aquarium, and also more Wildlife AM and D.S.T.P Warehouse parties and there doesn’t seem to be an end.
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Floyd Dyce (stage name Dice), was the in-house producer at Production House record label, set up in 1987. Dyce wrote and performed under several different names including The House Crew, DMS and Xstatic, and formed Baby D as yet another outlet for his compositions. Dyce now runs his own record label, Redmaster.
He knows his sound, knows his audience and knows his market, which allows leadership and longevity in his song writing and production career. He describes song writing and production as a passion, a challenge and ‘…there is nothing better than getting a buzz in making music and gaining feedback’.
This statement must have undoubtedly been derived because he can only get positive feedback from his music until today.

All sets by slot Schedule in U.k. times:
George Kouros 20:00
Colin Dale 20:30
Lisa Mueller 21:30
Floyd Dyce 22:00
David Kelly 23:00

U.k Pandemonium The House Crew & Colin Dale -Report2Dancefloor
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Ray Keith started his career in the dance music scene back in early 1989. Having an immense passion for music lead him to buy turntables, develop his mixing style and he eventually managed to get in to Oscars local nightclub for his first professional gig that opened the doors of many to follow like, L’aristos, The Venue, The Works and Andromeda and not forgetting the Hippodrome. The Crazy Club London offered him a residency, and then went on to play for Future and Innocence at Lazerdrome in 1990-91. Late 1992 saw Ray enter the world of music production, remixing tracks for Moby, Shades Of Rhythm, St. Etienne and Orbital. This gave him the ‘know how’ to work with other labels in the scene like Labello Blanco and Moving Shadow.

During this period Ray worked for Dave at City Sounds in Holborn, moving onto Black Market Records in Soho, keeping one ear to the ground, in charge of the buying department. After a time of producing and re-mixing tunes, Ray decided to start his own label in early 1994 but ended-up launching three separate labels – Penny Black, Dread Recordings and UFO – in 1996. Constantly releasing under numerous aliases: Armageddon, Babylon 5, D9, Dark Angel, Dark Soldier, Doctor Wootang, Dragon Fist, Dread Warrior, Dubwize, Dune, London's Most Wanted, Military Police, Renegade, RK Productions, The Terrorist, Tron, Two Disciples, UFO.

There is no end to Ray’s talents, he is religiously in the studio every week producing and remixing tracks, constantly moving on to new ideas and looking to the future. Keeping a strong working bond with his engineer Nookie from Good Looking Records for the last ten years, contributes to making these talented individuals into a formidable team. DJing every weekend around the U.K. you start to wonder if he has time to breath with the amount of work Ray gets through.

Rays motto is ‘hard work didn’t hurt anybody’ respectfully resulting his exclusive guest mix for R2Dradio
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20:00 George Kouros
21:00 Ray Keith
22:00 Koots Mc
23:00 David Kelly

It’s a story every artist has that through his journey in music -deep inside- there is a parallel narration of self-challenge, change and inner growth. For Robert Babicz music is the path to self-healing. Every moment -since the early stage of his career- had been the generator factor to open a chapter in music towards healing, redemption with encapsulating his notions into a message and all will reflect to people somehow.

But it’s inevitable not to get affected by his music since it is so personal, knowing that every track comes from his inner thoughts, desires, fears and of course -as like anyone of us- from dreams. Music made him who he is, music made him a producer, a mastering engineer and a live performer, plus when invited he is giving workshops and lectures to the younger generation about the means of sound and production.

He freely and generously gives all his knowledge to anyone interested, he is open about everything he knows, or he has discovered through his constant working. We thank him to have found the time -in his very hectic studio/live schedule- for an exclusive interview and a guest set.

1. What plays in your car? _No music at all, I even never turn on the radio. I enjoy not to listen to music. Same for walks in the nature. I have so much music going in my life, then a few spots without music are really needed.

2. How did it all start for you? _I started doing music during my schooltime, first experiments on a commodore amiga computer but I never ever thought that I would be a artist. I just loved playing around with sounds, it was so much fun. Then around 1991 I got my hands on a real tb303 and tr909, recorded a few tracks on a cassette. I have sent this cassette to a record label and got signed, very crazy. I barely have finished high school, mostly because of my parents, the only thing I could think of was making music. All the people around me told me I will fail, and this nonmusical noise called techno is just horrible. What can I say, I am still doing music <3

3. What is one subgenre you think doesn't get the attention it deserves? _I really like some of the glitch/bass music that is going on. There are some very talented new guys/girls doing fantastic crazy beats.

4. What is one track that never gets old for you no matter how many times you hear it? _My “remote kiss” track, made in 2009, I am still playing this on a regular basis together with other “old” tracks of mine, like dark flower or Sin. But as a general rule, when I do music, I don’t care what is the sound of the moment, I just create music that is touching my heart.

5. As both a DJ/Producer, which side are you on: entertainment or educational?  _Spiritual! I am very very sure that good music is healing your soul.

​6. Do you walk around humming melodies? _No, not really. But in my head all the sounds that are around me are somehow music. From the humming of a bee to the sound of sand when I am walking, or the wind in the trees.

7. Your message to Report2Dancefloor Radio (including ahead plans) _I am about to finish my next album, were I am also working with some co-ops, I have tracks with gui boratto, john digweed, marc romboy..... btw all tracks on the MIX are my own. ...and whatever you dream in your life, never give your dreams up, they are the fuel of your heart. 

Robert Babicz started off in 1992 with the project Colone releasing two albums that year a 5-track Acid Science Trax Vol. 1 and the 10-track Acid Science Trax Vol. 2 on Labworks Germany

The year 1993 Robert Babicz released under 3 different projects: Rob Acid, Church Window & Ra-Patera released on Injection Records, Labworks Germany & Nitro Records Cologne respectively. 
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R E P O R T 2 D A N C E F L O O R     R A D I O 

BOMBSCARE / BLOWERS OF HORNS. UK around 1991 and all the nation was raving mad with Hardcore…
But all that was to change, soon a new sound was being incorporated into the scene and 3 guys are widely credited for it.

BAD MICE - Sean O'Keefe, Simon Colebrooke and producer Rob Playford (owner of Moving Shadow records) were heavily bringing breakbeats and a very influential approach of sampling beats, loops spoken word, cutting them up and re arranging them in a frenzy. Finest and mature example of this technique is Bombscare which is generally considered the blueprint from which jungle's characteristic of breaks was known.
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GEZ VARLEY is certainly no stranger to techno and has a long history of making music; having been responsible for penning hits such as “LFO – LFO”, “What is House” and “LFO vs FUSE – Loop”.
A very important part in the club scene with his personal alias “G-Man” and a rare occasion of a producer/dj who can dive into the depths of Techno and deliver you the ultimate essence of the style.
Over the years, Varley has dedicated his ears to shaking the walls at the world's top clubs and his set have a lot to offer fro his own works, his collaborations and remixes.
From LFO and beyond!
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THERE WAS AN ONLINE FB BROADCASTING THE NIGHT BEFORE TO INTRUDUCE XMAS REWOUND
WATCH IT HERE
www.facebook.com/Report2DancefloorRadio/videos/313988075881888/
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...and selected sets from that night

“where is Dag”?
This is a tune named after Dj Dag. A very well-known track across dedicated fans of the early German sound. What is informally known though, is the fact that Dj Dag gave the name ‘Trance’ to this type of musical structure – by 1991,  Dj Dag and Sven Vath combining hard-hitting electronic motoric sound patterns with chicago acid house and detroit techno to produce hard house and to what soon after evolved as the German trance aesthetic, and to the wider picture.

The sound of Frankfurt.
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We loved the moments when  we communicated for the exclusive set he made for Report2Dancefloor Radio

 ….could not miss the opportunity to have a lil’ interview with him….
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1. What plays in your car? _In the moment - Moon Duo! That's a Band from Portland/Oregon.. They make a nice mixture between electronic and Rock.. 

2. How did it all start for you? _For me, everything started when I was 16 Years old and went the first Time in a (real) Club in Frankfurt.. It was like: That's great, I want this every Weekend from now on! This was in 1976 and 10 years before I became a DJ!

3. What is one subgenre you think doesn't get the attention it deserves? _Tech'n'Roll 

4. What is one track that never gets old for you no matter how many times you hear it? _There's are sooo many! Hm, in electronic Music, I would say: Radioaktivity from Melt or some of my own Trax for sure!

5. As both a Dj/Producer, which side are you on: entertainment or educational? _For me always was Dj'ing first! And the biggest Moments are, when I play a new Track I made in the Studio the first Time in a Club..

6. Do you walk around humming melodies? _Yeah, some Times! :)

7. Your message to Report2Dancefloor Radio (including your plans ahead) _In the Moment there are too many messages I could give to the People out there! In the Moment there are too many things going wrong in this World..But I say: Stay as you are.. Treat People the way you wanna be treated.. 
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Dj Dag has an unstoppable energy that he wide spreads across the globe through generations and generations
1985-1988 Resident-DJ in Music-Hall (Frankfurt)
1988 -1993 Resident-DJ in Dorian Gray (Frankfurt)
1993-1997 Resident-DJ in Omen (Frankfurt)
1997-1999 California (USA), DJ in 1015 Folsom in San Francisco,
1998 Daughter Suna
1999 Resident-DJ in U60311 (Frankfurt)
2000-2005 Ibiza, DJing in Space & Germany
2005-2013 DJ in Cocoon Club
2013-2016 Travel, studio, gigs
1998-2016 Appearances on Nature One
1993-2011 Radioshow hr3 Clubnight
2011-NOW Resident-DJ in The Panther CLub (Frankfurt)
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The aftermath of such an busy agenda is that Dj Dag feels he now has to give a lot more to the music scene and he puts all his energy to a new project with a collaboration and under the name
​''DjDag & Matthew Kramer'' .......check it out!!!