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GS5 joins the Spotlight Mix

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Alright, party people, buckle up for a deep tech ’cause GS5 is in the building!

This Colorado DJ is making some serious waves in the underground house scene (trust, it’s about to get wavy). GS5 is your go-to for blending minimal deep tech with rolling tech house. His tracks, like the banger ‘Tha Record’, are getting nods from heavyweights like Jamie Jones and AC Slater.

Proper club ammo, trust.

His latest mix is locked and loaded with a killer tracklist. We’re talking Craig & Grant Gordon’s ‘Fashion Week’ to GS5’s own ‘Dubplate’. Expect smooth grooves, rolling basslines, and hypnotic rhythms all the way through.

Heads, prepare to lose yourselves!

Catch GS5 live in Denver, where he’ll be sharing stages with legends like Hot Since 82 and Dennis Cruz. Imagine it: low ceilings, strobes slicing through the fog, bodies moving like a well-oiled machine. (Yeah, you’re feeling it.)

This mix is part of the Spotlight Mix series, showcasing his signature sound and energy.

It’s like a sonic sneak peek into the future of deep tech. (Spoiler: It’s fire.)

GS5 is set for a breakout year, so don’t be the one caught napping on this. Reload your playlists and get streaming, ’cause this mix is waiting for you on your favourite platform. (Go on, give your ears a treat.)

Tracklist:

1) Craig & Grant Gordon – Fashion Week
2) Inavo, Jason Detox – In My Soul
3) GS5 – Tha Record
4) Nate Katz – ID
5) Murphy’s Law – Another Dimension
6) Us Two – Free Your Mind
7) Ozzie Guven – Dubaholics
8) Jamback – Hello
9) Firza – Erase It
10) GS5, Jason Detox – Dubplate
11) JK Rollin – Lick It
12) eta, Casey Zanni – 0072
13) LP Rhythm – French Kiss
14) RILEY – Supersonic
15) Braydon Terzo – DTD
16) Tommy Phillips – Foolish Stuff
17) Stef Davidse – P Power
18) Lee Foss, GS5 – Hardest

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Grahame Farmer

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.

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