Yukun Podcast

Friday, Sep 26, 2008

Episode 24 - A Journey Into Sound #2

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Music : Progressive Trance

01. Motorcitysoul - Space Katzle (Jerome Sydenham Rmx) [00.00]
02. Quivver - These Are The Days (Vocal Mix) [02.39]
03. Jaytech - Essence (Original Mix) [05.10]
04. Tranquility Base - Surrender (Jaytech Rmx) [07.38]
05. Santiago Nino - Believe (Max Graham Mix) [11.17]
06. Balearic Session - Sundown Terrance (Original Mix) [15.02]
07. Delerium ft. Sarah McLachlan - Silence
(Niels van Gogh vs Thomas Gold Rmx) [19.49]
08. Manian - Turn The Tide (Dave Darell Rmx) [23.04]
09. Paul van Dyk ft. Rea - Let Go (TV Rock Mix) [26.34]
10. Freefall - Skydive (Elucidate 2008 Rmx) [31.25]
11. Cressida - 6AM (Kyau & Albert Rmx) [36.53]
12. Ronski Speed - Love All The Pain Away (Original Mix) [39.56]
13. Andy Moor - Fake Awake (Original Mix) [43.32]
14. Ashley Wallbridge & Meighan Nealon - I Believe
(Gareth Emery Rmx) [47.12]
15. George Acosta ft. Aruna - Fallin' Backwards
(Duderstadt Uplifting Remix) [50.47]
16. Mark Norman - Be With U (Three Drives Rmx) [55.16]
17. Alex M.O.R.P.H. & Rank 1 - A Life Less Ordinary
(Rafeal Frost Rmx) [59.46]
18. Armin van Buuren ft. Nadia Ali - Who Is Watching
(DJ Remy Rmx) [63.50]
19. Ferry Corsten - Junk (Flashover Rmx) [68.53]
20. Everything But The Girl - Missing (Oakenfold 2008 Rmx) [73.09]

The second installment of this series features a mixture of newer tunes with some classics imprints, unreleased exclusives and personal picks. Some of the more recent vocal releases from George Acosta, Ashley Wallbridge and Mark Norman were played during the warm-up set at the recent Chivas Live.

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Singapore's pioneering progressive / trance DJ started his DJing career in 1991 and was launched into the public eye with repeated guest appearance at Zouk's "Sessions". He has garnered over a decade of deck and studio experience and over the last 5 years, amassed worthy mentions and credits from all the big international boys after securing the spot of support DJ for the Gatecrasher tours in Singapore.

In the past years, the popularity and hype revolving around his name has rocketed sky high whilst DJing alongside stellar gods such as Hybrid, Paul van Dyk, Scott Bond, Above & Beyond, Solarstone, Darude, Agnelli & Nelson, Pulser, Matt Darey, John Askew, Kyau vs Albert, Thrillseekers, Lange, Misja Helsloot, Gareth Emery and Mike Koglin.

It has been a phenonmenal journey, and he is constantly gathering more accolades with high profile gigs like Mt Fuji Rock Festival 1999, Bali NYE 2006, Midem 2000 Opening Party (Carnes) and etc. His career has brought him to many corners of the globe, from Hong Kong to Prague, from Malaysia to Japan, from Indonesia to United Kingdom...

Thus far, he has anchored for local brand nights like ongoing the locally popular PROGRESSIONS, ACCELERATION and SPACE 2020; inclusive of Singapore club residencies at Centro, Liquid Room and Barbaablackchic. He has been featured with several guest mix sets for international broadcasts like Solarstone's Deep Blue Radio Show on DI.FM and John Askew's show on VONYC.

On the music production note, he has done remix work on Marco V's "False Light" and Lange's "Sincere For You", both of which saw releases on limited-vinyl editions in Europe.

And dabbling in the world of uber cool afterhours sound, Yukun is a monthly feature on Singapore's Lush 99.5 FM's Saturday Mix Shows and is also hosting his own weekly mid-week show with the station.

He has also graced the decks of Ministry Of Sound (Singapore) as a guest DJ under the Progressions banner.

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Disclaimer

The works here contains loops, sliced samples, re-works, re-edits, re-structures, layers and remixes. The tracks featured do not last their original full length duration and are approximately under 3 minutes; both commissioned as well as those made for self-DJing purposes only. In respect of intellectual property rights, these works are not for commercial purposes and are strictly for use on a promotional basis only.