I was asked by Italian DJ / producer GLEDD (also record label boss) to make a mix for his label’s series. If you’re not familiar, do yourself a favor and check out the Saint Wax catalogue- lots of dancefloor gems and heaters! My mix is 70mins, leaning heavily into Afro, Disco, & House, with some Latin and a bit of other trippy Psychedelic sounds blended in as well. Also a couple unreleased edits of mine in here. Enjoy the trip!
It’s been a long running tradition of mine to make a mix during the dog days of Summer. Something about these hot slow moving lazy weeks, mixed with the saudade of how fast it all passed by, make me feel really reflective & nostalgic. Hope these tunes help capture that mood for you too. 60mins of super eclectic global soul- Brazilian boogie, Balearic, Afrobeats, Afro House, Latin House, Disco and intercontinental vibes.
You can download the mix and get the full tracklist on the BrooklynRadio webpage
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The idea of a late-summer mix built around reflection gives the track selection a purpose beyond genre tags. Afrohouse, disco, and house can all carry warmth and movement, while still leaving room for the slower, nostalgic feeling described here. A mix works particularly well for that transition because its sequencing can let the mood shift gradually instead of demanding one fixed emotional note. That sense of pacing is what can make a seasonal listen feel cohesive.
I’m back once again with another 60 mins of super eclectic dance sounds from all around the globe. In case you didn’t already know- Mixtape Riot stands in total defiance of all things algorithm, seamlessly blending selections that would rarely find themselves back-to-back in a playlist elsewhere, creating a virtual sonic journey like cassette tape mixes from yesteryear. It’s about personality, soul, and making connections where you often least expect them. From Euro balearic reggae, to funky Brazilian soul, to Colombian Afro electronic, to Middle Eastern & West African disco, to house bangers & Amapiano & beyond… It’s all in the mix! Grease up them hip joints and open your mind to the intercontinental boogie.
Full tracklist and download available on the Brooklyn Radio page
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Elliot • September 14, 2026
A 70-minute set gives the selector enough room to make the transitions between Afro, disco, house, Latin, and psychedelic textures feel intentional rather than rushed. The strongest approach is often to let rhythm establish the through-line first, then use the more unusual sounds as contrast points. That makes a guest mix easier to revisit while still leaving a distinct identity.
Arjun • September 20, 2026
A 70-minute set gives the selections room to develop instead of treating Afro, disco, house, Latin, and psychedelic touches as quick genre switches. The most useful thread here is the sequencing: a mix can keep a dancefloor-oriented pulse while letting percussion, bass, and atmosphere gradually change the mood. That approach makes the Saint Wax catalogue feel like a context for listening, rather than simply a list of tracks to sample individually.