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Hibernate - Left Alone (featuring remix by Darin Epsilon) [Perfecto Digital]
"Darin Epsilon's remix is the one here. The production is solid, great spacing of the elements, and the vocal works very well. The track has an old school, big room progg vibe. Nice work, for sure. " - 3.5 / 5
(Billy Disciple) » (2009-01-09 08:14:10) 
DJ Warp - Deep 2 EP [Elektrax Recordings]
"Serious German techno EP. Good stuff. " - 4.0 / 5
(Billy Disciple) » (2008-12-28 21:29:50) 
Overcast - Sound Advice (featuring remix by Kid B, Federico Giust, Python) [Polytechnic Recordings]
"Federico Giust remix is a tripped out, driving bomb. Will support. " - 3.5 / 5
(Billy Disciple) » (2008-12-28 21:27:36) 
Truati - Wide Reaction EP [Panda Recordings]
"Nice release by Panda. Wide Reaction adn Zero to 6AM are both peak time tracks with serious energy. " - 4.0 / 5
(Billy Disciple) » (2008-12-28 21:22:56) 
Pineapple & Zalaz - Higher Than The Sun [Montenegro Recordings]
"Pure deep tech bomb! Great work!" - 4.0 / 5
(Billy Disciple) » (2008-12-28 21:19:32) 
Samy Fresh - Summer (featuring remixes by Yura Popov, Overcast, Python) [Polytechnic Recordings]
"Nice remxes by Popov, Overcast, and Python. " - 3.5 / 5
(Billy Disciple) » (2008-12-28 21:18:24) 
Tom deLaubenfels - Nonchalant (featuring remixes by Electroaspect, Nick Stoynoff) [Audio Logic Recordings]
"Electroaspect remix moves. Nice Job! " - 3.5 / 5
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Wahi - More Soul Please (featuring remixes by Robert Babicz, Christopher Manik) [Curbed Recordings]
"Amazing remix by Robert Babicz. Definite chart and support. Christopher Manik roundsout this release with a solid remix as well. " - 4.0 / 5
(Billy Disciple) » (2008-12-28 21:11:39) 
John Dare - Rename EP [Intermission Ltd]
"Another slammin' EP from Intermission Ltd. Support on To Take Away and Un Rato. " - 4.0 / 5
(Billy Disciple) » (2008-12-28 21:03:51) 
Rigor - Space Mind EP [Bit Records Mexico]
"Real deal, old school progg EP. Boston and Emotion (Version 2) is the ones for me. " - 3.5 / 5
(Billy Disciple) » (2008-12-28 20:55:56) 
Billy Disciple (New York, NY, USA) Affiliates: Soul Tribe NYC, Undulate Recordings http://www.myspace.com/djbillydisciple Billy Disciple began his professional DJ career in 1994 at the young age of seventeen. Prior to the start of his career, Billy had spent the previous five years developing his skills, as well as his knowledge of house music and the New York City underground club scene. Spending countless hours studying and collecting different genres of electronic music in an effort to develop his own unique style of mixing, Billy's preparation finally paid off when one of his mix tapes fell into the hands of superstar club promoter Matt B. During this period, Matt B. co-hosted several of New York City's most exclusive events including Sexuality Saturday's and Soul II Soul at the Limelight, in addition to numerous events at the Tunnel and Club USA. In no time at all, Billy found himself making guest appearances at the Limelight where he opened for such legendary New York DJ's as Frankie Bones, Joey Beltram, James Christian, and Scott Richmond. Upon his graduation from high school, Billy continued to DJ while attending Marist College in Poughkeepsie, New York. It was while at Marist that Billy was approached by DJ Rob Devs and Brian Paste of the infamous Translucent Sound Squad. Billy quickly became one of the groups driving forces, and subsequently played a vital role in many of New York's most memorable raves and "outlaw" events. During his tenure with Translucent, Billy held local residencies at The Chance and Club Confetti's in Poughkeepsie, in addition to a bi-monthly residency at Club Axis in Boston alongside veteran Tym Ryan, all while spinning at countless raves along the east coast where he shared the bill with DJ's like Donald Glaude, DJ Dan, Halo, Terry Mullan, and Scott Henry. In 1998, Billy relocated to Orlando, Florida with the hope of bringing the New York City house sound to Orlando's break beat dominated scene. In only two weeks, he landed a job at Orlando's top record shop: Vinyl Frontier. Here he would forge a relationship with DJ Cliff Tangredi and the up-and-coming Torre Halscott of Dubnetwork Records. Joining forces with the like-minded Halscott, Billy began to acquire New York City style hard house and tech house in order to incorporate these genres into Vinyl Frontier's inventory. The move proved to be a success, and shortly thereafter, Billy began his residency at Orlando's only afterhours spot, Club H2O. Week after week Billy showcased his diverse musical style and quickly developed a huge following. It was not unusual to run into clubbers who had traveled from as far as Tampa and Miami to hear one of Billy's sets. In 2001, the Orlando Weekly (an Orlando area newspaper) deemed Billy's night, "Sounds of the New York Underground", to be one of the best afterhours in the state. As a DJ, Billy is known for his flawless mixing, brilliant programming, and remarkable ability to seamlessly fuse multiple genres of house and techno without ever losing the groove; an ability that is the result of years honing his skills behind the decks. Billy recently moved back to NYC where he has took the reigns as a partner in People NYC holding a monthly residency at Sullivan Room, and has made regular appearances at Pacha, Crobar, and Love. Billy believes that NYC nightlife is on the verge of another huge explosion, and he plans to re-emerge as one of the key figures driving it to a new level. |
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