The Swiss deep house guru divulges his sonic pleasures
1. Nadja Lind – Drifting Elements (Chris Lattner Remix)
This track is perfect. I always play it just because it can be played at any time in a set. It has an outstanding vibe that works throughout a whole club night.
2. Kevin Over – Hood Funk
I remember the feeling i had when i played this one for the first time in a club. The groove is hypnotizing and the arrangement very diverse.
3. Patrick Podage & buraq – And The Slang
I collab i made with my mate buraq. Have to say i’m very proud of this one. Works perfectly to drive the crowd to the next level.
4. Eats Everything – Vertigo
A quite simple but very powerful one. Love the combination of “old fashion” sounds and craziness. Badass bomb!
5. Pig & Dan – La Teta
It’s a very fast and nervous track. But when it’s played a bit slower it unveils a groove and heaviness that always makes me do a mean face. Brilliant production.
6. Blagger – Mine To Keep (Stimming Remix)
Stimming’s productions are always incredibly well done. It’s fascinating to listen and follow the track. There’s so much work behind it.
7. Emiliano Ferreyra – Through
My favorite “secret” Track. Lot’s of “organic” sounds arranged in a very intelligent way. Sounding a bit obscure and cheeky at the same time. An outstanding one as well.
8. Tony Barbato – 1961 (Patrick Podage Remix Instrumental)
One of my latest remixes. A funky, techy, melodic and futuristic disco track. It gives a good mood by listening to it.
9. Mark Henning – Trojan
All elements on this track are sounding heavy and distinctive. I’m particularly in love with the bassline here.
10. Patrick Podage & Jon Donson – Tritonus
A quite powerful techno track that i made with my mate Jon Donson. This one has been produced back in 2011 but is still up to date. I couldn’t say this about other “older” tracks from me. It will finally be released in march 13.
Patrick Podage’s remix of Tony Barbato ‘1961’ is on general release this week
Video clip: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6QLauUUgxKc
