Part One is all about The Rogue Show’s signature modern funk with some deeper, grittier selections also finding their way in the mix. The guys set the tone early, “Get your dancin’ shoes on, we’re in for a serious marathon!”

The second hour is where you start to realize how much prep the guys put into this gig. Luke knows first hand what the Footwork floor is there for so as we move into peak time The Rogue Show displays the techier side to their groove… but of course there is no shortage of soul to sink your teeth into.

What would a rockin’ bringthebeats party be without some funky progressive house setting the room a blaze? This eclectic journey continues into the “hands in the air” portion of the night with driving melodies and the epic moments that cast a spell which lasts until the lights come on.

The final phase is for the hardcore. It’s for everyone who has followed Luke Fair and Add2Basket from the beginning and knows what’s at the core of what they do. It’s the deep and funky disco stuff that our crew loves so much concluding with our song of the summer.

This episode turned out to be very experimental. It’s the first time I insisted to include all the tunes I wanted and even used some of my old vinyl. The flow maybe isn’t that perfect, but I wanted to make something different than usual. It’s for summer anyway and I feel it has a nice vibe to it.

Nothing too different here, just a straight up house mix from start to finish. It has a bit more of a disco flavour than normal with a new bootleg remix I did of an old Roy Ayers tune. I think having no air conditioning until last week got me in the summer mood a bit early.

This mix was inspired by Miami a bit—more from the weather, settings and friends than from any music I heard. It starts off nice and chill, then builds up to some bigger melodic house stuff. Overall, this mix is fairly typical of my usual sound, but I definitely put a lot more thought than usual into the sequencing.

For the first episode, I have put together a mix that is more house-oriented than usual.  I stayed clear of the Nu-Disco influences, but still tried to keep a disco vibe for the whole mix.  I played many of these tracks live when Luke and I launched our Rogue Show residency in Budapest in April.