I like more podcasts from seven lions, why only one podcast? More more , I love seven lions so much

Jamás había sentido tantos orgasmos en un solo podcas me vengo en cada cambio de tema. Cuando estoy teniendo sexo debo de escuchar esto para llegar a mi punto G

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The Vacant and IHome-WOW Please make some Uppermost/UBo Mix-

So glad I came across this podcast

great edm/ambient music for study sessions

Title says it all. This is literally one of the best EDM podcasts you could ask for. So many different genres and artists, but the mixer mastered the mix of all of them perfectly!

this music in on crack

This shi is bananas

I finally found what I was looking for. Already shared it with a few friends.

Was shocked to see how little love this thing is getting. I'm a longtime listener of shows like A&B's TATW, Tiesto Clublife, Silk Royale, Resident Advisor, and more recently L.Luke's MixMash radio (check it! Amazing sets.) Prototye202 and Jaytech Music are my can't-miss favorites--there's something about the monthly frequency that's perfect; the weeklies are simply too much to keep up with, especially on the 2-hr sets, to the point where I see a backlog of blue dots that, no question, will never ever get worked off, ultimately leaving me jaded and less willing to even bother. Having got that largely unnecessary foundation thus established, I'm very pleased to have come across this show. It's got a nice, fairly broad mix of producers, whose sets are, as the show name implies, comrpsed of "only one" artist's (ie, the guest DJ's) tracks, original mixes and remixes alike, so what you're left with is essentially an artist introspection mix. While varied for sure, the mixes tend to operate within predictable margins--I'd say comprised primarily of progressive house and electro house, and at times deeper or darker iterations thereof. This is perfect, because it's consistent enough to give reasonable assurance you're gonna like what you hear, while also keeping it fresh and new, serving something up that you otherwise might not've listened to unguided, but at the same time all but obviating any concern over a jarring transition from like a euphoric, melodic house set to a glitchy, dystopian, industrial-dancehall Detroit-techno, deep-tech hardstep genre-core which sounds like it was made in 2050 but yet which can only be truly enjoyed on vinyl (looking at you, RA...) Anyway before I self-indulge and waste your time any further, let me recommend you give this podcast a go, it's a high-quality, no-BS offering of some truly fantastic and well-crafted DJ sets. It's lean and it's all about the music, gets straight to the music, no intro and theme, no chatty host wrecking the fire, and no ads to speak of. How are things like this free? It's a pure gift, don't ask, just take it and enjoy it. TL;DR: I like it, five stars.

A well rounded dose of all the tracks you want to hear by each artist. Mega mix if you will.

Awesome