• Pharmacy Radio 096

  • Jul 9 2024
  • Length: 2 hrs
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Pharmacy Radio 096

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  • Pharmacy Radio 096 July 2024 Welcome to episode 96 of Pharmacy Radio. I have a fantastic episode for you this month featuring an exclusive guest mix in the second hour from Basil O'Glue to get you excited for the JOOF takeover of the Pumpui stage at Ozora on Friday night August 2nd in Hungary. Taking over the stage that night will be my good friend and JOOF label boss John Fleming, Basil O'Glue and myself. If you are heading to Ozora, make sure to come to our stage and say hi! It's going to be an epic night. In the first hour of Pharmacy Radio, I have a set ranging from progressive house to techno to trance and psy. This month's mix is a bit more eclectic than usual with more vocal samples in the tracks but that's the way it came together! First Hour: Christopher Lawrence Tinlicker - Blowfish (Single Version) - [PIAS] ÉLECTRONIQUE RIKO & GUGGA - Ritual - Running Clouds Copini, Goldspek, Doksu - Parallel Universe - Simulate Recordings Mrak - Portal - Afterlife Records Avis Vox - Block Rockin Beats - Kalt Skin Records Teenage Mutants, Marco Miranda - Echoes - TRAGEDIE Andrew_Rayel_-_The_Abyss - Armind Jay Lumen - Everybody Get Down - Footwork Heerhorst - Stimulator - Arcane Music Shanti V Deedrah - Here to Eternity - Shamanic Tales Antinomy - Imagination (Kalki_remix) - TechSafari Osher - Cosmic Universe - Iono Music Neo Shaman - Funky Mushrooms - Digital Om Zen Mechanics, Sonic Species - Spice Travel (Imagine Mars Remix) - Sacred Technology Second Hour: Guest Mix - Basil O'Glue
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