We're finally up and running with series 2. We have so much good music to get through starting with the next episode (released every Friday) they will be extended for up to an hour. Also please look out for ACID HOUSE LATER TODAY on my YouTube channel for even more great music. It's recorded on Youtube live every Saturday at 9pm GMT.
In this weeks show music comes from Chris Korda, Yuu Udegawa, Random Alias, Kryss Hypnowave, Rasmus Hedlund, and from two of my favourite producers at present, Luca Draccar and Robag Wruhme.
Note; all episodes are mixed live and unrehearsed. The music for the show is selected and put all together in one folder. Then each show i choose my first track, then improvise following key and bpm.  Please go to my youtube channelhttps://youtube.com/channel/UCxHUY5TWId4YIS2Ivr-fyTw  where you'll find the videos from the show. Cheers. #housemusicunites

We're back with season 2 with lots of super good interesting new music for #acidhousetoday which works alongside its creator acidradio where you will find a much more extensive look at modern electronic/ acid house music.  It's broadcasting 24 hours, 7 days a week with no advertising  and currently free. For my extended mix and radio clips check my mixcloud page and finally for the video version as well as much more music head to my youtube page and of course your support /'subscriptions would be highly appreciated. Please find the links below.

So in this episode we feature music from @drivetrain @sidlerock @robagwrulme (wizard level) @ewanmcvicar  @luccadraccar @julienbracht @dinasummer and the magnificent @trunkline
cheers
chris loxton
#housemusicunites


https://s4.radio.co/scedf7c057/listen
https://www.mixcloud.com/acidicradio/
https://youtube.com/channel/UCxHUY5TWId4YIS2Ivr-fyTw

The second half from myself & Gus Toso, back to front,  which was a messy affair to say the least.

#acidhousetoday continues as the music continues to evolve. The music as it went down live from dIrTbOx after after party with myself Chris Loxton & Gus Toso on the one's & two's. This is part one of a two part live special recording from our after party pop up.

Playing around a lot with tempo, drum loops & effects.  I came to the conclusion that a track never sounds better when you increase the tempo, as you loose detail and miss all the little extras the producer has put in the mix. However when you slow it down, miraculous things appear and are more pronounced. The bass is 'bigger' and fuller, snares have extra crack, sometimes so much i have to almost eq them all the way down. It doesn't work with any track, I've been going through my entire library to see what works and what doesn't .