Mix of the Day: Rob Made

The word on the street right now is Sleazy and Rob Made’s Sleazy Deep label is bringing some of the World’s freshest artists to the forefront of the deep house including artists like Finnebassen, Amine Edge & DANCE, Pete Oak, JOBE, Tough Love, Vanilla Ace, Sirus Hood, Tapesh & of course Rob himself.

London born Robin Tabor has played every club imaginable in his home town over the past ten years under a variety of monikers and has since taken to the studio to unleash his creative forces as Rob Made and develop his label “Sleazy Deep, is a universal collective of under-ground nu skool disco, deep house funk & ultra modern sonics for bespoke minds. Underground & futuristic, featuring cutting edge artists from around the globe for the modern world of dance.” Rob Made

After the incredible Free Download he gave us a few weeks back, he’s now back on our Mix of the Day series, check it out below or download it here.

Tracklist:
1) Roland Lesker – Bones (Jazzuelle’s Africa Du Sad Mix) Get Physical
2) Crazy White Boy feat. Julia Church – Something New (Club Mix) Universal
3) Stylo G & Jacob Plant – Bike Engine (Doorly Remix) Skint
4) Felix – Nothing More I Need feat. Brendan Relly (Rrotik Remix) Dance FX
5) Banks – Gemini Feed (DJ SKT Remix)
6) Fatboy Slim, Ninetoes – Finder (Hope) [Extended Mix] Spinnin’
7) Cassius feat. Pharrell Williams & Cat Power – Go Up (EJECA Remix) Interscope
8) B.Traits – North Shore (Original Mix) in.toto
9) Phil Kieran – Make A Change (Original Mix) Hot Creations
10) Lexa Hill feat. Kriis – Get Up, Get Down, Get Funky, Get Loose (Original Mix) d:vision
11) Kipp$ – Show Your Hands (Rob Made’s Tribal Remix) Sleazy Deep

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Grahame Farmer’s love affair with electronic music goes back to the mid-90s when he first began to venture into the UK’s beloved rave culture, finding himself interlaced with some of the country’s most seminal club spaces. A trip to dance music’s anointed holy ground of Ibiza in 1997 then cemented his sense of purpose and laid the foundations for what was to come over the next few decades of his marriage to the music industry.