Erik WITHAKAY: Recent Episodes
Erik Withakay
Here's the last hour from my 'Up Your Alley Street Fair' debut (July 31st, 2016), Folsom Street Fair's dirty little brother! We had an amazing time and helped raise lot's of money for charitable causes!
This is a high energy tribal/house/circuit set with some c*nty vocals sprinkled in here and there :)
OMG House! This is a taste of what we bring to the table at our weekly benefit party on Thursdays at Qbar in the heart of the Castro. House, Deep House, Nu-Disco, and a little Techno are what's typically on the menu and it all is helping to support homeless and runaway LGBT teens!
OMG House! This is a taste of what we bring to the table at our weekly benefit party on Thursdays at Qbar in the heart of the Castro. House, Deep House, Nu-Disco, and a little Techno are what's typically on the menu and it all is helping to support homeless and runaway LGBT teens!
This is a demo set I did for a promoter in SF, it's a little darker and more house driven than my normal tastes, but then again I wouldn't say there's anything normal about my tastes so I should just shut up so you can listen :)
This is the set that placed me in the top 8 spots the first year I entered the contest, people really responded to it so I figured I should share it as well, salud!
This was my submission earlier this year for the Matinee Vegas gig, I didn't win but it's still one of my all-time favorite sets!
1 | Voodoo Drums - Marll Dexx 2 | King Of Drums - Genairo Villa 3 | Hey everybody - Nino Anthony 4 | Toma - Marcos Anthony 5 | What You Need - Tom Stephen 6 | Libres Para Siempre - DJ Boris feat. Cevin Fisher 7 | Freaky - Die Antwoord 8 | A Night Summer Dream - Chus 9 | Tribal Sax - Riviera Project 10| I Feel - Quintino 11| Chickyboom Is The Answer - Paulo vs. Danny 12| Shake That Ass - Antranig 13| Trippin' (Erik WITHAKAY Drumfuck Remix) - Andrea Brown
This is an edit I made for my last gig at CHAOS in San Francisco, it's a re-edit of a remix I put together for my November podcast. Hope you enjoy!
One of my all-time favorites. Jill Scott needs to be involved with more house music projects, the lyrics are just so beautifully composed you forget that's it kind of a crazy song. I added more drums ;)
2 hours of dirty drums, emotive vocals, and all of the dark energy you've come to love from the after-hours sound.