A nice, mellow, low-key, foot-massage kinda mix with a happy ending and a cherry on top.

A sweaty, dance-y party mix of New Old Funk to bring on the summer season.

A funky house concoction with some quirky remixes that manages to be a little odd and a lot funky at the same time.

An intensifying expedition into deepest tribal house for 78 minutes of primal grooves.

An epic, lush, symphonic journey through the best progressive house music.

Rollin' in the dirt with brand-new batch of down & dirty New Old Funk.

70 minutes of uptempo progressive house with a warm & fuzzy vibe.

A nasty sweaty sexbomb of pure unadulterated mean ol' dirty New Old Funk that was never meant to be felt above the waist.

An uplifting set of pure joy to celebrate Groovelectric's third anniversary.

75 minutes of evolving, pulsing progressive house and trance that just feels big.

A mix full of slinky, snakey grooves.

This is what we're talking about when we talk about the New Old Funk.

Big, warm, comforting, and full of stars.

Closing out 2008 with an hour of powerful, uplifting, just-plain-feel-good progressive house music.

Back to the New Old Funk with a solid hour of knockout grooves to keep you jumping.

A "drone" mix this week: A lulling, hypnotic hour that feels like one big slab of music.

An hour and twenty-two minutes of late-night sweaty smokey dark & sexy house. We're so good to you it hurts.

47:20 of big nasty peaking electro house from the Reno Decompression party, one of the most fun gigs I've ever played.

A velvety cool, swinging house mix that builds to a ridiculous peak.

Summon demons with these dark, tribal, insistent, ritualistic grooves. Then dance with 'em.

Over an hour of hella movin' grooves in flat-out New Old Funk style.

Groovelectric's first Drum & Bass mix.

A relatively delicate blend with overtones of pop and hints of goofiness. A good after-dinner mix.

A laid-back, mellow mix that covers you like a blanket of sound.

A nice, light mix for a hot summer day.

Hypnotic, steadily evolving progressive house, in the vein of "Drone" and "Thrum."

When house calls, everybody picks up.

A powered flight to altitude and then the rockets kick in for an extreme aerial perspective until we glide in for a landing, with nothing strained but our metaphors.

This mix is dedicated to my father.

All natural, 100% bona fide New Old Funk. No artificial ingredients, hypoallergenic, delicious, and nutritious. Step up & have some!

A dark, primal, percussion-driven mix for summoning demons, scaring off lions, or moving in rhythm with the rest of your tribe.

Live @ The Derby, Los Angeles, March 8, 2008.

This one is mostly very uplifting, but with an odd vein of wistfulness throughout that makes the whole thing kind of melancholy. I'm a sucker for melancholy.

Sometimes it's ok to step away from the booty- shakin' and get into a headspace. This mix of progressive house will definitely put you there.

A dark mix with a late-night, fried-at-the-edges vibe and lots of tension and release.

This is me playing in my sandbox of New Old Funk. Pretty straight-ahead for the first two thirds, then it builds into something what I dunno whuddidiz. But I know that I like it!

Pretend you're dancing at a very cool party being held in a very big planetarium. Whoah — wikkid kewl lazerz, bro. Got any Floyd?

Back to the New Old Funk this time, with a great lineup bringing on a seriously bass-kicking hour of slinky sexy moving music.

Two hours of pure wingin' it produced a journey that gets huge, dips, gets huge again, and comes home with an epiphanic closing sequence.

Brainshredding funky electro house to get you jumping up and down. Or at least jumping up. Gravity will take care of the down.

An oceanic feel in a dark & dreamlike wash of progressive house.

Recorded live @ The Joint, Hard Rock Hotel, Las Vegas, 11-8-07.

A smooth, moody mix that feels like driving in the rain or watching an offshore storm roll in.

Great grooves driving poetry, chants, acapellas—a mix to emphasize the power of the word. (Explicit content)

A brand-new look at a great old sound.

Live @ The Duck Pond, Burning Man 2007 (part two).

Live @ The Duck Pond, Burning Man 2007 (part one).

This one starts out dreamlike, turns funky, and then gets silly. I like it. It's weird, but I like it.

It's a single, solid block and it stands by itself. What else was I gonna call it? This one's definitely a Journey. Bring yer boogie shoes.

Forty-six minutes of blatant arson. "But, Your Honor, I was listening to "House on Fire"! Oh, I see. Case dismissed.

We turn Memory Lane into a nitro-fueled dragstrip with seven classic-track remixes, tracks with great a retro sound, and sterling examples of the New Old Funk.

This week we give the New Old Funk a rest and serve up 66 minutes of late-90's-style, synth-driven progressive house.

OMFG—that's what I kept saying as this wide-ranging mix of brain-searingly funky tracks came together like something more discovered than assembled. This thing builds like Donald Trump. It's a moovah.

Reworks of some familiar & classic stuff that just rocks out more & more as the mix goes on, until the melancholy Moby-remix ending.

Downtempo electronic & progressive house, a furious electro-funk build, then familiar dark & uplifting Groovelectric territory. Whew.

The definitive New Old Funk mix — tribal house, funky electro, and progressive house working together like they were made for each other.

A good example of the New Old Funk and chock full o' remixes of klassik kutz, "Wellspring" is joyful, sexy, and just plain goofy.

Twisted funk with some righteous vocals telling it like it is. It's the squeaky wheels what get greased.

Dark, energetic, brooding—and fun. A big hour of poetic rhythm.

Getting back to the groove with a mix that starts off easy and builds to a major move marathon, all with a running theme to tie into a nice, neat package.

A sustained set of uplifting, feel-good tracks to light your way. Think of it as your machete in the jungle of life.

Somehow this starts as a sultry Tiki Bar hipster chill and ends up a blinding-light religious epiphany floor bouncer, in 45 minutes. Honest.

Funky funky funky funky funky funky funky funky funky funky funky funky funky funky funky funky funky funky funky funky funky funky funky dogs.

An acapella/Kate Bush-remix mashup, a core of serious New Old Funk, and an outrageous retro remix combo climax, all put paid to 2006.

A grab bag of styles, from New Old Funk to Big Beat to a Chemical Brothers track that'll make your nervous system light up.

Digging even deeper into New Old Funk and unearthing some brand-new retro remixes along the way, while the dance floor moves as one.

Here's one I'd be as happy dancing to as mixing. Cosmic opener, jazzy lead-in, and then pure, butt-shaking New Old Funk the rest of the way.

Deep and dreamlike—especially if your dreams include detours to dark, sweaty & sexy basement parties.

Half New Old Funk, half breakbeat remixes of some surprising stuff, a few “you're kidding me”” moments, and all groovalicious.

62 minutes of floor-fillin', hip-shakin', soopah-stylin, synth-drivin, and just plain swell examples of the New Old Funk. Get 'em while they're hot.

Even electronic dance music has its dark corners. This week we poke into a few.

A happy little music box that starts to open up like that puzzle box in Hellraiser, but then turns out to be a nice shiny jewelry box instead.

Last week's sweaty, red-lit basement party peaks out here, so shake it on the shag carpet and don't spill the suicide punch, or my parents will kill me.

A Funky Party Funmix brimming with boogie beats, this mix leaves no turn unstoned in its quest for the Holy Grail of Groove.

I think this mix has a lot of truth and a lot of power. Or, as Gary Owens might say, “It has a good dance and you can beat to it.”