Erol Alkan

Erol Alkan 1LIVE Rocker 2012-09-02 [Uploaded.to download] [Depositfiles download]

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“Erol Alkan returns to the 6 Mix, taking you on a sonic journey through bleeps, beats and bass from the cutting edge of club culture. In his first 6 Mix of 2012, Erol delves into the crates to unearth a selection of hidden gems, alongside a selection of upfront electronic and experimental sounds from inside and outside the club.”
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6 Mix 2012-04-27 Erol Alkan [Depositfiles download]

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“Erol Alkan returns to the 6 Mix, taking you on a sonic journey through bleeps, beats and bass from the cutting edge of club culture.
A much loved and respected figure on the UK electronic music circuit, Erol’s early Noughties club night Trash was earlier this year named number 43 in the Guardian’s 50 Key Events In the History Of Dance Music supplement. In his last 6 Mix of 2011, Erol delves into the crates to unearth a selection of hidden gems, alongside a selection of upfront electronic and experimental sounds from inside and outside the club.
In the final 30 minutes, Erol’s Mystery Mix returns, with a secret selection of future floorfillers which could well be the soundtrack to 2012’s festival season.”
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6 Mix 2011-12-04 Erol Alkan [Filesonic]

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“Erol Alkan returns to the 6 Mix, taking you on a sonic journey through bleeps, beats and bass from the cutting edge of club culture.
A much loved and respected figure on the UK electronic music circuit, Erol’s early noughties club night Trash was recently named number 43 in the Guardian’s 50 Key Events In the History Of Dance Music supplement. This summer he’s been busy playing festivals all over the world from Glastonbury to Bestival, as well as catching everyone’s ears with his rework of Metronomy’s summer anthem, The Bay.
He’s also collaborated with 6 Music’s very own Jarvis Cocker and Boys Noize on a track called Avalanche, using the lyrics to Leonard Cohen’s Terminal Velocity, which saw Jarvis and Erol both playing at London’s Fabric nightclub in September. In his latest 6 Mix, Erol delves into the crates to unearth a selection of hidden gems alongside a selection of upfront electronic and experimental sounds from inside and outside the club.
In the final 30 minutes, Erol’s Mystery Mix returns, with a secret selection of future floorfillers which could well be the soundtrack to 2012’s festival season.”
Check out other 6 Mixes in my archive and subscribe to the feed to get good music in the future. You can also follow Core News on Facebook and Twitter.

6 Mix 2011-10-02 Erol Alkan [Filesonic]

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“Erol Alkan returns to the 6 Mix, taking you on a sonic journey through bleeps, beats and bass from the cutting edge of club culture. Since his last show, Erol has been busy playing festivals all over the world including this year’s Glastonbury, as well as catching everyone’s ears with his rework of Metronomy summer anthem, ‘The Bay.’ Erol’s early noughties club night ‘Trash’ was also named number 43 in the Guardian’s recent ’50 Key Events In the History Of Dance Music’ special supplement. In his latest 6 Mix, Erol delves into the crates to unearth a selection of hidden gems alongside a selection of upfront electronic and experimental sounds. In the final 30 minutes, Erol’s ‘mystery mix’ returns, with a secret selection of future club bangers destined to shake the dancefloor in 2011.”
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6 Mix 2011-07-24 Erol Alkan [Filesonic]

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“Erol Alkan returns to the 6 Mix, taking you on a sonic journey through bleeps, beats, beasts and bass from the cutting edge of club culture. Since his last show, Erol has been busy touring Australia and America as well as being hard at work in the studio, remixing MGMT and Tame Impala. In his latest 6 Mix, Erol delves into the crates to unearth a selection of hidden gems alongside a selection of upfront electronic and experimental sounds. In the final 30 minutes, Erol’s ‘mystery mix’ returns, with a secret selection of future club bangers destined to shake the dancefloor in 2011.”
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6 Mix 2011-02-06 Erol Alkan [Filesonic download]

Tracklist:
Tame Impala — Why Won’t You Make Up Your Mind (Erol Alkan Remix)
Chromeo — Hot Mess (Djedjotronik Remix 2)
Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs — Household Goods (Justin Martin Instrumental)
Canblaster — Clockworks
Zombie Nation — Chick Flick
Jungle Brothers — I’ll House You (Unknown Glitch Mix)
Breakbot — Shades Of Black
[unknown] — UNKNOWN TRACK (From the Love Edits vinyl)
Ah Zha! — Disco Powerplay
Benoit & Sergio — Boy Trouble
Yes Wizard — Elephant & Castle (Duke Dumont Remix)
Vallery Allington — Stop (Marcello Giodani Edit)
Shadow Dancer — Paralax
Pional — We Have Been Waiting For You
Chaz Jankel — Glad To Know You
Midnight Savari — Rimshots
Belle and Sebastian — Your Cover Is Blown
Jan Hammer — Don’t You Know

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