(8/13/2025) We're saying Progressive House here as a primary tag, but that's just because it's such a general and friendly label. It's also everything in the other tags. Maybe more. I forget things.
Track 4, which cues in at 00:12:55, is a rework or an old Heaven 17 song that I made by cutting and smooooshing back together multiple versions of the song. I suppose it turned out okay, and I can upload it separately if anyone has an interest. (I honestly don't know how many Heaven 17 fans are running around these days. There must be some. That band is still together. It appears that at least I must like them.)
Track 23 by Dubnoise Trazzor a.k.a. Dubnoise Bcn ( https://www.house-mixes.com/profile/Dubnoise%20Bcn ) is a really hard punching track that the very cool Dubnoise of Barcelona furnished to me. It's a really badass track and it cues in at 01:44:46. Hear it LOUD!
I actually slid a decent amount of vinyl into this mix, and at ~01:33:00, the tempo creeps upward a bit and some of the tracks start sounding like what might remind you of an early 90s Rave Party. Don't worry, you won't have to find a map point or anything. But, still the same, this would be a good time to grab your E-binky, tooter, and maybe some glow sticks (if you have any) and do your thing. ☮️
Please enjoy this, and play it LOUD !! 🙏
Remember: If you yawn in front of a mirror, it echoes into next Tuesday. Time dilation is real, but only in bathrooms.
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
🍌The Primal Loop: The Past Remembers the Future🍌
Time, as it turns out, isn’t a straight line. It’s more like a dusty cassette tape someone left in the sun: warped, looping, sometimes playing Side B when no one asked.
The Primal Loop lives in that beautiful mess.
This mix is what happens when yesterday stumbles into tomorrow, wearing mesh gloves and humming a synth line it hasn’t heard yet. Half the tracks are relics--tunes that once shook the floor of roller rinks and laser-lit warehouses. The other half are fresh enough to confuse your software. But somehow, they remember each other.
Because here’s the thing: music doesn’t care about chronology. Styles resurface. Drum machines never die. And if you listen closely, you’ll hear that the future has been leaking into the past this whole time—through VHS static, MIDI cables, and questionable fashion choices.
This mix is a time anomaly with a beat. A dancefloor déjà vu. Proof that nostalgia might just be premonition in disguise.
As for the title, The Past Remembers the Future refers to that moment when your brain plays a synth hook from 1991 and your smart speaker reacts like it’s a prophecy. It’s déjà vu with BPM.
Also, there’s a DJ chimpanzee involved. But honestly, that’s not the weird part...
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Track 4, which cues in at 00:12:55, is a rework or an old Heaven 17 song that I made by cutting and smooooshing back together multiple versions of the song. I suppose it turned out okay, and I can upload it separately if anyone has an interest. (I honestly don't know how many Heaven 17 fans are running around these days. There must be some. That band is still together. It appears that at least I must like them.)
Track 23 by Dubnoise Trazzor a.k.a. Dubnoise Bcn ( https://www.house-mixes.com/profile/Dubnoise%20Bcn ) is a really hard punching track that the very cool Dubnoise of Barcelona furnished to me. It's a really badass track and it cues in at 01:44:46. Hear it LOUD!
I actually slid a decent amount of vinyl into this mix, and at ~01:33:00, the tempo creeps upward a bit and some of the tracks start sounding like what might remind you of an early 90s Rave Party. Don't worry, you won't have to find a map point or anything. But, still the same, this would be a good time to grab your E-binky, tooter, and maybe some glow sticks (if you have any) and do your thing. ☮️
Please enjoy this, and play it LOUD !! 🙏
Remember: If you yawn in front of a mirror, it echoes into next Tuesday. Time dilation is real, but only in bathrooms.
________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
🍌The Primal Loop: The Past Remembers the Future🍌
Time, as it turns out, isn’t a straight line. It’s more like a dusty cassette tape someone left in the sun: warped, looping, sometimes playing Side B when no one asked.
The Primal Loop lives in that beautiful mess.
This mix is what happens when yesterday stumbles into tomorrow, wearing mesh gloves and humming a synth line it hasn’t heard yet. Half the tracks are relics--tunes that once shook the floor of roller rinks and laser-lit warehouses. The other half are fresh enough to confuse your software. But somehow, they remember each other.
Because here’s the thing: music doesn’t care about chronology. Styles resurface. Drum machines never die. And if you listen closely, you’ll hear that the future has been leaking into the past this whole time—through VHS static, MIDI cables, and questionable fashion choices.
This mix is a time anomaly with a beat. A dancefloor déjà vu. Proof that nostalgia might just be premonition in disguise.
As for the title, The Past Remembers the Future refers to that moment when your brain plays a synth hook from 1991 and your smart speaker reacts like it’s a prophecy. It’s déjà vu with BPM.
Also, there’s a DJ chimpanzee involved. But honestly, that’s not the weird part...
___________________________________________________________________________________________________________________
Tracklist
1 | Another Life by JEMZ |
2 | Smalltown Acid Boy by Herr Krank |
3 | Call Me Back (Da Africa Deep and &friends Remix) by SAMAHA (EG) |
4 | Let Me Go (House Ape SMOOSH) by Heaven 17 |
5 | As Long as I (Original Vocal Mix) by Foletto, Victor Arruda, Asven |
6 | In Your Eyes (House Ape Mood Swing) by A Sides, Electronic Youth |
7 | Follow You [S107 Recordings, 2012] by Matt Darey and Stan Kolev feat Aelyn |
8 | Metanoia (Original Club Mix) by The Blizzard & Omnia |
9 | Enjoy the Silence by Depeche Mode [Razormaid Records, 1990] |
10 | Keep Trying by Ewerseen |
11 | Dirty Waka (Extended Mix) by Marc O'Rell, Jonny G., The Hybrid |
12 | Ground Control by Rise And Fall |
13 | Like First Time Flight (Extended Ape Flick Mix) by Albuquerque, Anonimat |
14 | Kids (Extended Mix) by Giorgio Ragusa, Domafro |
15 | Somnambulist (Album Version) by BT [Nettwerk America, 2003] |
16 | Frequency by Boycott |
17 | Trommelbaer by Wolfframm |
18 | Supernova by Elle Jae |
19 | Pump up the Jam (Extended Mix) by Rayner Cmps |
20 | PLASMO ID (GIZMO EDIT) by Y DECIBEL [Music Research, GmbH 1991] |
21 | Let The Bass Kick by Egma [Razormaid Records 1992] |
22 | O Fortuna (House Ape Beat Down) by Apotheosis [RM,Radikal 1992] |
23 | Poison For Donkeys (Lander B Remix in Dubnoise) by Dubnoise Trazzor |
24 | Total Confusion by A Homeboy, A Hippie, and A Funki Dredd [Indisc, Belgium, 1990] |
25 | Voltage Rising (Teenage Mutant Ape Extended Remix) by Teenage Mutants, Gizmo & Mac, HNGT |
26 | The Purge (Dave Zee Intro Tapped by House Ape Mix) by Claudio Suara |
27 | Norscent (Exotek Remix) by Subtara, Enlusion |
28 | I Ran (So Far Away) (Orchestral Version) by A Flock Of Seagulls |
29 | Mind Plan (Extended Mix) by Steve Kelley |
30 | 5 EK'SENI by MVM, Charisse C, Captain Lulaz, Kwamzy, Siziwe |
31 | All Day Long by Louis VI, Chris Luno |
32 | Maithori (Extended) by Idris, Frigid Armadillo, Nitefreak, Nes Mburu |
33 | Different Eyes (Extended Mix) by Trenom, MNERØ, Steven Franz |
34 | Polarity (Extended Mix) by Florian Gasperini, Alex Coustenoble |
35 | Shapeless (Frankey & Sandrino Remix) by Hunter_Game, ALIAGA (ofc) |
36 | Obsession (Extended House Ape Mix) by Alexander Popov, Terry Golden |
37 | Looking Back by The Abrame |
38 | You (House Ape Mix) by Miss Shiva |
39 | Virgo (House Ape Flick) by UNWA |
40 | Own Responsibility by Rawolle, Seidewitz |
41 | Resurrection (Punched by House Ape) by Andy Moor |
42 | Over You by Oliver Smith [Anjunabeats, 2018] |
43 | Tidings (Nick Warren & Nicolas Rada Remix) by Jamie Stevens |
44 | Beauty Hides In The Deep (The Blizzard Ape Flick Intro Remix) by The Doppler Effect, Carol Lee |
Nice mix with some fave 80's track dotted in between - takes me back.