and this was the mix I was referring to above.
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Was listening to a mix from Proton radio today that really took me back to that groovy sound I remember, almost a feeling, back in college when I used to stream Proton radio while in the library, this was about 2001... which got me thinking, what all have I most likely been missing, since there are so many Proton mixes out there I haven't heard. The only series that jumps out at me right away is Rob Dowell's Warm Art.... so lets get a list going of the best from over the years.
and this was the mix I was referring to above.
It was fun while it lasted...
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All the Warm Art guys were great on Proton.
Theres been that many quality sets on Proton over the years but I always went back to Neil Quigleys early stuff on there.
Would be good to hear them again actually, cheers for bringing this up Flo-rider

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Featured Artist series has always been great
here's an oldie from Nathan Fake, and it's quite a trip
https://www.mixcloud.com/david-weaden/nathan-fake-proton-radio-mix/Comment
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I used to really like Jay Tripwire's contributions to the Frying Pan showmotherloverComment
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I miss all the deep house shows, Aquamarine, the Latenta boys and a few others. Of course nowadays we have The Disclosure Project and Sumsuch, deep house (the real one) is such a niche. So kudos to Proton.
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is this part 1? https://soundcloud.com/milan-orokalo...2005-part-1mp3
It was fun while it lasted...
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Easily my favorite Proton show over the years, and not just because I was a guest
. They showcased such a wide range of styles. In reference to that "No more eclecticism" thread...see Warm Art, and they're still killing it. I spent the majority of my years djing opening rooms and parties, and so many of those mixes defined that style and it's what I like most- the lost art of the warm up, keep it deep. The crew from Atlanta is top notch, much respect.
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