Releases
Current Mixes
Manuel Kim DJ Charts
May 2013
Manuel Kim DJ Charts
April 2013
Charlie X-RAY CD 2013-3
Public Possession Instore Session #1
Manuel Kim DJ Charts
March 2013
Silk Tymes Leather – New Jack Thang
(Manuel Kim Edit)
Manuel Kim DJ Charts
February 2013
Manuel Kim DJ Charts
December 2012
Bohannon – Let’s Start A Dance (Manuel Kim Edit)
Manuel Kim DJ Charts
November 2012
Gomma Podcast #82:
Manuel Kim X-Ray Mix
Monthly Archives: September 2011
A Guy Called Gerald – Voodoo Ray (Manuel Kim Edit)
Originally released on Rham 1988. Another beloved track that is considered an anthem in its own right and one of the most well-known early acid house tracks. Created by Gerald Simpson after his falling out with his music group 808 State (in whose legendary track “Pacific State” he also played a big part in), this was quickly picked up by radio stations and played in the Hacienda, later even landing him a #12 UK single chart position.
Turntable Orchestra – You’re Gonna Miss Me (Manuel Kim Edit)
Originally released on Republic Records 1988. What can I say, this is a great house jam that I love to play out, but as usual I prefer it without the vocals!
Manuel Kim DJ Charts September 2011
The new musical selection for September is here: great new tracks by Motor City Drum Ensemble, Lovebirds, Moullinex, Kerri Chandler, Roberto Rodriguez and the amazing Moscatello Remix for Jazzanova out on Wurst now!
Tracklist:
1) Motor City Drum Ensemble – L.O.V.E. - K7
2) Anthony Collins – Don’t Look Down Now (Roman Flügel Remix) – Curle
3) Kerri Chandler – We Are Here (Kaoz Stressin’ Me Mix) - Madhouse
4) Lovebirds Feat. Stee Downes – Want You In My Soul (Hot Toddy Remix) - Winding Road
5) Moullinex – Sunflare (Moullinex Club Version) - Gomma Dance Tracks
6) Roberto Rodriguez (Manolo) – I Got - Fina
7) David August – Hamburg Is For Lovers - Cr2 Records
8) Jazzanova – I Can See (Moscatello Remix) – Wurst
Lil Louis – I Called U (Manuel Kim Long Distance Edit)
Originally released on FFRR 1989. This is the one: The 12 minute monster edit that took 5 different mixes from 3 vinyl versions to create. Mainly inspired by a live version of Larry Levan’s, who took different mixes to extend the runtime of this great track.
