RVA Radio: Reinhold’s Bass Driven 3.0

by | May 21, 2014 | PODCASTS

Reinhold’s – Bass Driven 3.0


Reinhold’s – Bass Driven 3.0

From our own here at RVA Magazine:

This mix is filled with bass driven house music and some breaks, and as usual some weird stuff here and there. This needs to be really listened to on good headphones or speakers that can handle bass. Its that kinda thing. So I hope you enjoy it – feels right for the moody full moon filled with fire night!

— Tracklist —

GoldFFinch – Sultry Steel (Original Mix)
Audion – Sky (Scuba Remix)
Woz – Keep (Original Mix)
De Contrebande – Breaking Bad
J. Phlip – Wurk
Perfect Driver – Lights Are Out (Mark Starr Remix)
Mankinde – Kramer (Original Mix)
ZDS – Drop (Original Mix)
RAR – The Tool (Original Mix)
Multiple Mono – Little Helper 58-5 (Original Mix)
Tanka – Salwa (Mark Starr Remix )
Claude VonStroke – Urban Animal
GoldFFinch – Point De Vue (Original Mix)
Wicked Games – Hannah Wants & Chris Lorenzo RMX
Worthy – Same Damm Thing (Nick Monaco’s Locker Room Redux)
Justin Martin – Buggin (CD Version)
Redshape – Itz
Justin Martin – Ghettos & Gardens (DJ Version)


Thanks,
Reinhold

Find my musings here:
tinyurl.com/thereinhold

Photo by Todd Raviotta

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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