The result? A “volcanic” low-end punch and a stereo width that feels illegal by 2008 standards.
Even over a decade later, the tracks on this compilation hold up surprisingly well. The timeless quality of deep house and the technical prowess of the 2008 remixers mean the tracks feel retro yet functional today.
These creations were packaged as the series. As spotted on Discogs, these were usually sold as unofficial CD-Rs, often in simple paper sleeves, intended for a hyper-specific audience of club DJs and collectors who craited track duration variations.
While the exact tracklist for Vol. 159 is often hidden behind private DJ forums, the series is famous for its signature style. You can expect a mix of:
The result? A “volcanic” low-end punch and a stereo width that feels illegal by 2008 standards.
Even over a decade later, the tracks on this compilation hold up surprisingly well. The timeless quality of deep house and the technical prowess of the 2008 remixers mean the tracks feel retro yet functional today.
These creations were packaged as the series. As spotted on Discogs, these were usually sold as unofficial CD-Rs, often in simple paper sleeves, intended for a hyper-specific audience of club DJs and collectors who craited track duration variations.
While the exact tracklist for Vol. 159 is often hidden behind private DJ forums, the series is famous for its signature style. You can expect a mix of:
