Sunday, December 28, 2025

1980 TimeWarp: Rhythms Reimagined [Part 6] (mixed by DJ Andre Tejeda)

🌟 The Pretenders open with “Brass in Pocket,” a confident spark that sets the tone with quiet swagger. Bob Seger follows with the reflective glide of “Against the Wind,” before The Jacksons snap the mix into motion with the polished funk of “Lovely One.”

🎶 Sergio Mendes shifts the palette into breezy sophistication, Janice McClain lifts the energy with effortless disco shine, and Charlie Dore resets the mood with soft-focus warmth. Stargard, Sister Sledge, and Two Tons O’ Fun ignite the dance engine, rising into Dan Hartman’s bright momentum on “Free Ride.”

🌀 Jeanne Shy shapes the night-drive phase with late-night mystique, Busta Jones widens the horizon with global swagger, and The Flying Lizards flip the vibe sideways with minimalist quirk. From there, D.A.T. launches the mix into neon circuitry, Sylvester explodes through “Can’t Stop Dancing,” and The Gibson Brothers close with a jubilant, sunlit finale.

🎧 For the most immersive listening experience, we highly recommend using headphones—letting every detail, every layer, and every transition come through exactly as intended.

🔜 This might be the final chapter for 1980… or maybe not. There are always hidden gems waiting to surface, so the timewarp may return for one more spin.

Every cut you hear was built in my studio. Full story: From Razor Blades to Right-Click: A DJ’s Path from Analog to Infinite Undo

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Monday, December 1, 2025

1980 TimeWarp: Rhythms Reimagined [Part 5] (mixed by DJ Andre Tejeda)

 

🌟 The Eagles open with “The Long Run,” a sly statement of endurance that sets the arc in motion. Herbie Hancock lifts the groove skyward, Ben E. King locks us into trance, and Tom Petty sharpens the edge before Dan Hartman reignites the disco flame. Debbie Jacobs and The Invisible Man’s Band keep the floor alive, while Linda Clifford cools the edges with soulful resilience.

🎶 Joe Walsh and Prince drive the set into electric territory—guitars and funk colliding with neon urgency. Patrice Rushen and Paul McCartney reset the vibe with sleek optimism, before The Jacksons demand motion with “Walk Right Now.”

🌀 The finale sequence is pure kinetic release: Peaches & Herb glide in with “Roller Skatin’ Mate,” and Juan Gabriel closes with “El Noa Noa”—a jubilant, unexpected turn that leaves the timewarp spinning in technicolor.

🎧 For the most immersive listening experience, we highly recommend using headphones—letting every detail, every layer, and every transition come through exactly as intended.

🔜 And stay tuned—Part 6 is coming soon, bringing even more deep cuts, energy shifts, and sonic surprises!

Every cut you hear was built in my studio. Full story: From Razor Blades to Right-Click: A DJ’s Path from Analog to Infinite Undo

Explore the Music News & Discussions threads (including my track insights): Music News & Discussions