RVA Radio: Anthony Nesossis

by | Aug 2, 2012 | PODCASTS

Born in Panama and based in Richmond, Virginia, Anthony Nesossis (pronounced Knee-so-sis) is an artistic visionary with an ear for the auditory.

Born in Panama and based in Richmond, Virginia, Anthony Nesossis (pronounced Knee-so-sis) is an artistic visionary with an ear for the auditory. As a child, Anthony began his musical journey by playing violin and flipping through his parents vinyl collection. Later in life he became a successful DJ performing at a mix of clubs, raves, and private events. Over the years Anthony has been influenced by the music of Brian Eno, Nuyorican Soul, U2, and Underworld. More recently Anthony was a guest DJ for college radio in Columbus, Ohio and Atlanta, Georgia. In 2011 he launched the digital record label Second Sight Recordings. Locally, you might find him at your favorite house party or providing the backdrop to a Richmond Rapport event.

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TRACK LIST:
Bullets of Desire, A DJ Mix, 2012

Anthony Nesossis 
”Sun Will Shine” 

The Liars 
”The Exact Colour of Doubt” 
Wixiw
Bluetech vs. Shulman 
”Midnight Bloom” 
Beneath the Surface
TV On the Radio 
”Will Do” 
Nine Types of Light 

Beastie Boys 
”Multilateral Nuclear Disarmament” 
Hot Sauce Committee Part Two
Radiohead 
”No Surprises” 
OK Computer 

The Knife 
”Colouring Of Pigeons” 
Tomorrow, In A year 

Del the Funky Homosapien 
”No More Worries” 
No Need for Alarm 

MGMT 
”Time to Pretend” 
Oracular Spectacular
Steve Starks 
”Our Love” 
The Burma – Single
Dusky 
”Stick By This” 
Stick By This (Bonus Track Version)
Miike Snow 
”Cult Logic” 
Miike Snow (Deluxe Edition)
La Roux 
”I’m Not Your Toy (Jack Beats Remix)” 
La Roux (Gold Edition) 

School of Seven Bells 
”Dust Devil” 
Disconnect from Desire
Freestylers 
”Push Up (Plump DJs Remix)” 
Push Up (Remixes)
Modeselektor & Thom Yorke 
”The White Flash (feat. Thom Yorke) [Trentemøller Remix] 


John Reinhold

John Reinhold

John Reinhold is currently CXO of Inkwell Ventures Inc. which owns and operates RVA Magazine and GayRVA. Also, he is a deejay with PLF, husband and father to a couple of great kids.




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