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Another Week, Another Global DJ Broadcast to please you all!

09:32 - October 15, 2003

by Ian

WPYM-93.1 Miami
The Global DJ Broadcast

www.party931.com www.tranceairwaves.com live simulcast!

For Monday: 10-20-03

This week's lineup: (6am GMT)

1:00 am - 3:00 am - Markus Schulz
3:00 am - 4:00 am - Slacker
4:00 am - 5:00 am - Markus Schulz

Be sure to log on to the Global DJ Broadcast chatroom during the show!
#GDJB. We'd love to hear what you think of the latest sets as well as what
is on your mind. Our host, Markus Schulz is usually hanging out as well as
many of the guest djs! Go to www.globaldjbroadcast.com and click on the
"live chat" button to join us!
Markus Schulz opens up the Broadcast! Each and every week Markus brings you
the best of the best of the new releases. With tons of new releases coming
out, our man Markus sifts through all the vinyl and finds the best of the
best. Be sure to tune in early to hear the latest hits being played by djs
world-wide.

Slacker rejoins the Broadcast! Shem has been busy touring through Europe and
Asia and is now beginning an extended period back in the studio working on
various projects for his Jukebox in the Sky label all due for release early
next year. He will return for an extended tour of the U.S for the first time
in over 2 years in December. Slacker is Shem McCauley, a veteran DJ and
producer of critical acclaim. In his extensive years in the business, there
isn't much Shem hasn't been involved with at one time or another. Currently,
much of his time is taken up as one of the most consistent performers on the
globetrotting DJ circuit, spreading the uniquely exciting, funky, and
energetic progressive sound that has come to be known as the Slacker sound.
A sound that can be found in his consistent release of his own singles as
both "Slacker" and "Head Honcho" for his label Jukebox in the Sky.
Shem was known as DJ Streets Ahead in the mid-Eighties when he was one of
the UK's leading scratch mix DJs. His skills earned him the first live mix
on radio in the UK (with Tim Westwood on pirate LWR) and deck battles at the
legendary Hammersmith Palais, as well as production work with Professor
Griff (Public Enemy) and Tim Simenon (Bomb the Bass). Studying in Brighton,
Shem made records and ran clubs with Norman Cook, and played acid-house sets
at warehouse parties hosted by Carl Cox.

Shem formed Ramp in the early 90s with musician Simon Rogers, enjoying
success with the club classics 'Rock the Discotek' and 'Stomp' on the Loaded
label, as well as plenty of remixes for D:Ream, Grace Jones, Sister Sledge,
Armand Van Helden, Strike, Yazz and Boy George to name just a few. On his
own Shem slowly became Slacker, eager to offload some of his darker samples
and capture the atmospheres he'd encountered on trips to Goa and Thailand.
First came 'Feel Space' and 'Jukebox In The Sky', then 'Flying Baby' - all
critically acclaimed underground club hits. His third single 'Scared' was a
powerful, atmospheric house groove that captured the current mood perfectly,
and generated a huge buzz even though for five months only one copy existed
- in the capable hands of Sasha. By the beginning of 1997 it was a top 30 UK
hit. 'Your Face' achieved equal results, then 'Psychout' , a sleuth of more
remixes for the likes of Prodigy, Golden Girls and Jark Prongo together with
live appearances at Creamfields and Renaissance in Ibiza.
Towards the end of the 90's Shem took time out for a return to his first
love; the decks. He quickly established residencies at the legendary
Groovejet in Miami and in Lima, Peru while covering the rest of the globe as
a jet setting DJ. His production pedigree continued to grow with remixes for
Bedrock's "Voices", Junkie XL's "Zerotonine", Trancesetters "Roaches" and
Adamski's "In The City," and more recently Moby's "In this World."
Shem re-established his own label; "Jukebox in the Sky" in late 2001. He
released "Fusion/ The Sound of Slacker" and "Looky Thing" in quick
succession as the buzz on his side project, Head Honcho's "Walls of Jerico"
went into overdrive. The current year has seen Slacker release "A Million
Dreams" with a new Head Honcho single "Medicine" soon to follow. Shem is
currently putting the finishing touches on the re-release of the classic
"Scared". Look for this to be out in early 2004. This is a tune the phrase
"festival anthem" was made for.
Markus Schulz opens up the Broadcast! This week Markus emerges from the
studio with two amazing hours. In between regular bookings at Opium Garden
and Space 34 in Miami and along with remix and production projects, Markus
has quickly become one of the most sought after dj/producers today. Be sure
to check out both sets this week and keep an ear out for those infamous
reconstructions Markus has become notorious for.

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Markus Schulz Top 10 (in no particular order)

1. Solar Myth- Piece Process (Markus Schulz Remix) [CDR]

2. Behind Blue Eyes - Limp Bizkit (Trifactor Blue Room Remix) [CDR]

3. Ride - Luke Chable [Alternative Route]

4. Breaking Away- Perry O'Neil [CDR]

5. Carry On- Noel Sanger (Sultan & Tone Depth Remix) [Release]

6. Perfect Wave- Peter Martin [CDR]

7. Canopy - Phillip Van Mullem (Progress Mix) [Bonzai]

8. Outhouse - Nathan Fake [Sex On Wax]

9. NYE- Planisphere [Bonzai]

10. I Love You - Phil Kieren [Yoshitoshi]