The latest DJ to bust a mix for Onion needs little introduction. DJ driLLer has been contributing to Adelaide’s nightlife for as long as anyone as a DJ and a club owner and is one of this town’s most recognisable faces. Always armed with great house and disco records, driLLer’s mix blends house with disco, funk and style.
Onion’s monthly round up of rad local music has some blinding cuts for ya’ll to bump this session. From world-class house joints to up-front hip hop and Italo-disco goodness, Adelaide music represents in the month of August. Read on to hear some of the crazy good local tunes from The House Inspectors, Pagen Elypsis, Motez, Luke Million, Mammoth Logic and Tace.
The Swiss’ Luke Million is the quiet achiever of the Adelaide trio that are conquering dancefloors across the globe. But that may soon change, as The Swiss’ keyboardist will release his debut EP on the fantastic Aussie label Future Classic but before then the Sydney disco brand has Luke Million’s cheeky single Arnold available for a free download.
One of Sydney’s finest DJs, Mark Murphy, has just busted out a sweet old skool Chicago mix, which is available to download for free from Soundcloud. Murphy is also part of Spank! Records (the record store that provides Onion with our now weekly Technologic! column) and when we heard him bring the Jack with this mix of eternal early Chicago classics, we had to share it. This is the perfect mix to get you through the last few hours of Friday and get you in the mood for hitting the town tonight!
After Brains! dropped one of the dopest mixtapes we heard this year with his Dance Class mix a few months ago we had to get him to bust out a mix for Onion. And though we seem to always spell his name wrong (is it Brainss!, Brainss!s or Brainss?) he hasn’t disappointed with his UK mutant house mix that’s big on bass and vibes.
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