I'm not too familiar with Seth Troxler's music yet but this is a nice mix he did for Brian Kage's show http://66.221.205.118/kage/djsets/detroitsessions_episode4.mp3
I guess he met Omar through working at Melodies and memories in Detroit. Quoting "Thomas D. Cox, Jr." <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > On 1/3/06, Tristan Watkins <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > Huh. I passed on it. From the clip it didn't seem much different than > > Gusto's "Disco's Revenge" or something - not that I don't like that > track, > > it just didn't strike me as special. Does it do something nutty later on? > > its just kind of a nutty track altogether. i thought the sample on > emporium50 sounded decent, but i just always order omar's tunes so i > got it and gave it the first listen all the way through last night, > and its just bonkers. its so simple and hypnotic and nasty. its a > serious banger. > > > I finally just got the FXHE Compilation #1 myself. That Jus-Ed tack is > the > > freekin' choooooooooooon. The whole thing is tight though. LATE, I know. > > yeah i need to get a copy of that dood's new 12" as well. i liked the > young seth tune on there best though, very understated. > > tom >
