DJ Gerard Jones presents the 64th episode of The Hit List on Scientific Sound Asia, with guest DJ Andy Pitcher. Scientific Sound Asia is an Asian electronic music radio station, promoter, DJ agency and music-news platform connecting audiences in Japan, Indonesia, Malaysia, Vietnam and elsewhere in the region.
Gerard, from Florida in the United States, is a DJ and producer whose work is centred on electronic music. He has built a profile in House music through his productions and performances.
His interest in electronic music developed through DeviceRATT and F.L.I. Records. Gerard has performed for audiences in the United States and abroad.
He held residencies at venues across East Asia, playing captivating beats and electronic sets. Those appearances established him as a regular presence in the region's electronic music scene.
After building a substantial following and becoming a familiar name at numerous venues, Gerard gained prominence in China's music scene. His period in the Far East ended when the pandemic prompted his return to America.
Following his return to the United States, Gerard continued dedicated to his craft, performing House Music and Techno in Florida and elsewhere in the country. The article noted a growing audience for his work in his home state and beyond.
The Hit List is Gerard's House Music and Techno radio show, covering both styles and their subgenres. Episode 64 also features guest DJ Andy Pitcher.
Guest DJ Andy Pitcher.
The guest DJ for this episode is Andy Pitcher, who hails from upstate New York and has called Denver, Colorado home since 1999. With over 22 years of experience in DJing, Andy's journey has been marked by notable milestones.
Since his relocation 22 years ago, Andy has been a cornerstone of Denver's vibrant rave scene, gracing numerous underground events across the city and beyond. A familiar face at the esteemed Beta Lounge, he has cemented his presence as a regular performer there.
Additionally, Andy played a pivotal role as a founding member of Denver's P.U.N.C.H.I.S crew, spearheading events and inspiring the establishment of a record label, leaving an indelible mark on the local music scene. In 2005, Andy marked a significant milestone in his career with the release of his inaugural tracks on Dynamite Productions, a moment that garnered positive reception.
As a seasoned DJ enthusiast, he is renowned for his seamless mixing style, characterised by smooth transitions, distinctive bass drops, and adept genre fusion. From Electronica to Deep House, Organic House, Afro House, Progressive House, and Melodic House & Techno, Andy effortlessly bridges diverse musical landscapes, showcasing his versatility and prowess behind the decks.
In 2009, Andy Pitcher had the esteemed privilege of opening for AudioFly at Denver's renowned Beta nightclub, offering a glimpse of his talent on a prestigious stage. Renowned for his captivating sets, Andy's performances lead listeners on a mesmerizing journey, beginning with mellow tones that gradually evolve into energetic emotions.
Infused with sprinkles of spatial bliss and spacey elements, his musical voyage promises an immersive experience. Sit back, relax, and enjoy the show.
Gerard's The Hit List 64 with Andy Pitcher opens with Nicolas Jaar's Telas before AVEM's Late Night on URSL establishes an Organic House tone. Mahonie's Garda on Amulanga and Navaa's Dream of You on The Purr keep that measured opening in place.
Renga Weh's Back and Forth on Magician On Duty introduces Melodic House and Techno to the sequence. Ercos Blanka's LADS remix of Kafka on Forward Music adds a Deep House shade before Gunjah and Nicone's Wolfgang on Deepwithyou Recordings.
Ewan Rill's Jungle Break on Lowbit brings in Progressive House after the mid-set selections. Jose Noventa and VANDER (DR)'s Britta Arnold remix of Groove in Control on Pipe & Pochet leads into Amand's Everlast on All Day I Dream.
Clay Smith's Shadow Walker on Perspectives Digital returns to the progressive direction. Theydream's Moritz Hofbauer remix of Equilibrium on FCKNG SERIOUS carries it forward after the intervening selections.
Choopie and Golan Zocher's Mantaraya on Mango Alley keeps the later section focused, before REFFEL's Long Way Back on Deep Root Underground. Ilu & Aaye's Nhii remix of Argentum on Rebellion der Traumer extends the melodic approach.
Phonic Youth and Haddadi Von Engst's Rodriguez Jr. remix of I Was Blind on You Plus One is followed by Deeparture (NL)'s True North on This Never Happened, ROWA and Sanoi's The Lights on Traum, and Doppel's Cliff De Zoete remix of Circulate on Stone Seed. Tinlicker's Tom Zeta remix of When The Light Fades on Global Underground gives way to U S H N U's Where Are Your Heroes on Infinite Depth, ending the show with Breaks.
The Hit List episode 64
Nicolas Jaar - Telas (Original Mix)
AVEM - Late Night (Original Mix)
Mahonie - Garda (Original Mix)
Navaa - Dream of You (Original Mix)
Renga Weh - Back and Forth (Original Mix)
Albe PT - Mystic (MockBeat Remix)
Ercos Blanka - Kafka (LADS Remix)
Gunjah, Nicone - Wolfgang (Original Mix)
Rey & Kjavik - Calido (Original Mix)
Ewan Rill - Jungle Break (Original Mix)
Jose Noventa, VANDER (DR) - Groove in Control (Britta Arnold Remix)
Amand - Everlast (Original Mix)
Cuneyt Cilingiroglu - Kehar (Valeron Remix)
Clay Smith - Shadow Walker (Original Mix)
DJ Glen, Korvo - Universe (Original Mix)
Uone, Out of Sorts, John Parkinson - Pass Not Forgotten (Original Mix)
Theydream - Equilibrium (Moritz Hofbauer Remix)
Choopie, Golan Zocher - Mantaraya (Original Mix)
REFFEL - Long Way Back (Original Mix)
Ilu & Aaye - Argentum (Nhii Remix)
Phonic Youth, Haddadi Von Engst - I Was Blind Feat. Phonic Youth (Rodriguez Jr. Remix)
Deeparture (NL) - True North (Original Mix)
ROWA, Sanoi - The Lights (Original Mix)
Doppel - Circulate (Cliff De Zoete Remix)
Tinlicker - When The Light Fades (Tom Zeta Remix)
U S H N U - Where Are Your Heroes (Original Mix)
Listen on Mixcloud here.