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RVA RADIO: DJ EPOC – CLUB LUV MINI MIX

by R. Anthony Harris | Sep 27, 2010 | PODCASTS

A little something to get your tired Monday brains excited about the weekend again. The Trendsetters @ New York Deli on Friday. CLUBLUV October @ New York Deli on Saturday.

A little something to get your tired Monday brains excited about the weekend again. The Trendsetters @ New York Deli on Friday. CLUBLUV October @ New York Deli on Saturday. This is going to be a HUGE weekend people! Listen and download to your hearts content 🙂 Cheers! – DJ Epoc

1. Adam Beyer & Alex Delano – Filthy Lobster (Original Mix)
2. Tube & Berger – Kreidler Flory (Original Mix)
3. Union Jackers – Yambo (Original Mix)
4. Ivan Pica – Freak (Terrace Mix)
5. Die & Interface ft. William Cartwright – Bright Lights (Mark Knight Remix)
6. Shapeshifters – Incredible
7. Fedde Le Grand – Noise Reduction
8. Mowgli ft. Tara McDonald – Can’t Stop Singing (Round Table Knights Remix)
9. Toni Braxton – Make My Heart (Avicii’s Replacer Remix)
10. Sgt. Slick – Everyday (Digital Lab Remix)
11. Moquai – Oyster (Michael Woods Remix)
12. Pocket 808 – Ghostship (Hook N’ Sling Remix)
13. Fatboy Slim – Right Here, Right Now (Abel Ramos Brighton w. Love Remix)
14. Snap – Rhythm is a Dutch Dancer (Antoine Montana vs. Chuckie Remix)
15. Sebastian Ingrosso & Dirty South – Meich vs. Clocks vs. How Soon is Now (Bootleg)

DJ Epoc: Whether he is playing house parties, art galleries, or popular night spots, DJ Epoc’s unique blend of world dance anthems and American top-40 tracks puts him in a class of his own.

Since starting in college, he has performed in front of audiences for nearly 8 years. He is a tireless self-promoter and consistently works to take the dance scene to a new level. His loops, beats, and meshed styles harness the emotions that live in each of us, guiding his mission to bring our shared passion for music to life.

http://djepoc.posterous.com

R. Anthony Harris

In 2005, I created RVA Magazine, and I'm still at the helm as its publisher. From day one, it’s been about pushing the “RVA” identity, celebrating the raw creativity and grit of this city. Along the way, we’ve hosted events, published stacks of issues, and, most importantly, connected with a hell of a lot of remarkable people who make this place what it is. Catch me at @majormajor____

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