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Samone
Samone's style is deeply rooted in the sound and space of Chicago. As a child raised on the southwest side she spent countless weekends skating at the Roller Rink, dancing to her Mother's disco collection, and listening to WBMX on the radio. Disco, house and the city itself have been strong and constant influences throughout her life. Samone’s DJing encompasses a variety of selections from four on the floor percussive house, classics, and grooving edits to obscure yet approachable disco. Outside the booth Samone has produced some of Chicago's most revered parties including Hugo Ball (former founding member), Changes, position, and the 100 person hotbox. Currently she remains a staple DJ at Chicago's Smart Bar whose excellent programming abilities, knowledge, and experience bring inspiration and fun to the dance floor. Samone is currently working in the studio on upcoming original music, remixes, edits, and vocal projects that can be found on her website https://samoneshouse.bandcamp.com/
spooooky house music.
Seance - The Robert Cobert Orchestra for Dark Shadows Acid Child - Strada Professional Sound Effects I’m Not Scared (Disco Mix) - Eighth Wonder Heaven Sent (Original Mix) - Baez Queen Of The Night (Extended Version) - Klapto I’m Scared - Le’ Noiz Suspira (Original Mix) - Simple Symmetry The Cemetery Of Unsigned House Tracks - Cosmo Vitelli Toy Story - Mutant Beat Dance Close Your Eyes feat. George Karchmer & Khrissie Henderson (Club Mix) I Fear The Night (Subterranean Mix) - Tyree feat. Chic The Devil In Us (Dub) - Black Devil Disco Club Diavoli - Fabrizio Mammarella Vampire Nightclub - Art Department feat. Seth Troxler Le Notte Del Terrore (Original Mix) - Orgue Electronique (Theme From) Chicago (Riton’s Maximal House Re-Edit) - Stabbed Demons (Original Mix) - White Knight Flashing - Goblin The End (Disco) - The Splash Band Dark Shadows - The Robert Cobert Orchestra for Dark Shadows
**additional curation inspired by chris libby xo
I’ve been sitting on this edit for quite a while. Occasionally I made adjustments in the arrangement, but never felt like it was finished until recently. This was a challenging one to say the least, and I finally wrapped it up a couple of weeks ago. This was possibly serendipitous, but the intention was to be a tribute to Herb Kent, a living legend, who gave us so many great Sunday mornings in Chicago. This edit is of "The Kool Gent" by The Olympic Runners, which was inspired by Herb’s famous moniker. My goal was to keep the groove and emotion, while making the arrangement a bit more DJ and dance floor friendly. I hope you enjoy playing and listening. Respectfully, Samone. 320 mp3 download.