Join me in my birthday celebration, drink specials all night long!
House music all night long 11-3am
Join me in my birthday celebration, drink specials all night long!
House music all night long 11-3am
Check out my mashup that I made especially for Halloween Time featuring John Carpenter’s Halloween intro with added effects. Very DJ friendly!
Michael Jackson Thriller (Laidback luke remix) vs. Rockwell “Somebody’s Watching me” (Original Version) feat Michael on vocals vs. Michael Jackson “Thriller” (Original) vs. John Carpenter “Halloween”
3 versions were made. The Mixcloud version which was the original including the Mary J Blige opening track, the Soundcloud version with the first track removed and slight increase of BPM and the Private Circuit Factory version with the first track omitted and BPM increased peaking at 132 bpm for spin class.
Mixcloud Original 128 BPM version:
1. Mary J Blige “Nobody But You”
2. TChami ft. Kaleem Tayle “Promesses”
3. Storm Queen “Look Right Through” (DJ Ricardo’s vocal Re-edit)
4. Little by Little “Bang The Box”
5. Hot Since 82 ft. Alex Mills “The Core” (Detlef Remix)
6. Skilz Ft Michelle Weeks “He’s Mine” (DJ Ricardo’s Soul Avengerz Re-edit Mix)
7. Kryder & The Wulf “Good Vibes”
8. Alvaro Smart “Crossroads”
9.Harry Romero “Tania” (Filterheadz Remix)
10. Madonna “Ghostown” (Thrill Remix)
11. Daft Punk “Revolution 909” (DJ Ricardo’s Re-edit)
12. Gussy “Miss E” (Jerome Robbins Edit)
13. Waze & Odyssey vs R. Kelly “Bump & Grind 2014”
14. Vintage Culture “You Can’t Hide”
15. Hot Since 82 vs. Joe T Vannelli ft Csilla “The End”
Soundcloud Downloadable 129 Higher Energy BPM version:
1. TChami ft. Kaleem Tayle “Promesses”
2. Storm Queen “Look Right Through” (DJ Ricardo’s vocal Re-edit)
3. Little by Little “Bang The Box”
4. Hot Since 82 ft. Alex Mills “The Core” (Detlef Remix)
5. Skilz Ft Michelle Weeks “He’s Mine” (DJ Ricardo’s Soul Avengerz Re-edit Mix)
6. Kryder & The Wulf “Good Vibes”
7. Alvaro Smart “Crossroads”
8.Harry Romero “Tania” (Filterheadz Remix)
9. Madonna “Ghostown” (Thrill Remix)
10. Daft Punk “Revolution 909” (DJ Ricardo’s Re-edit)
11. Gussy “Miss E” (Jerome Robbins Edit)
12. Waze & Odyssey vs R. Kelly “Bump & Grind 2014”
13. Vintage Culture “You Can’t Hide”
14. Hot Since 82 vs. Joe T Vannelli ft Csilla “The End”
He will provide 2 DJ Mixes a month for special customized spin class played at all their locations.
I selected some of the deeper vocal house tracks which I’ve been playing towards the beginning and ending of my sets. Each one of these tracks has a very special meaning for me. All contain luscious vocals, dramatic chord progression and powerful lyrics. These tracks are a direct reflection of the emotional ups & downs that life has presented to me during the past few long winter months…
-Ricardo
Just mixed some of my favorite Salacious house Beats as heard during my underground
after hours sets in NYC.
Sultry grooving house & luscious vocals, from happy to dark and back again.
Soundcloud:
Mixcloud:
http://www.mixcloud.com/djricardonyc/dj-ricardos-one-night-in-nyc-2014-sultry-deep-house-sessions/
Mixed Thanksgiving 2013 in NYC.
Tracklisting:
1. Dennis Ferrer “Mind ur Step”
2. Harrison Crump “No More Lies (fest Tierra Nevaeh) {Sonny Fodera Vocal}
3. Flashmob “Ninety Five”
4. Jei “Brave Myself” (Jei Brave Myself Carlos Torre Mix)
5. John Creamer Stephane K “I Wish You Were Feat. Nkemdi (Angel Moraes Remix)
6. M.E. “Ashes” vs Madonna “Erotica”
7. Monitor “Go Down” (Onionz Downtown Remix)
8. Vincenzo Varagone “Yellow Cab”
9. The Cucarachas “You”
10. DJ Chus, Nuno Clam “Between Us feat. Velvet Choice”
11. Green Velvet “Bigger Than Prince” (Hot Since 82)
12. Kings of Tomorrow “Let me Tell You Something” (Sandy Rivera’s Mix)
13. Wez Saunders, Sherii Ven Dyer “Fire” (Grant Nelson Remix)
14. Nicky Curly “Underground” (Dennis Ferrer Mix)
15. Adeva “In and Out Of My Life” (David Penn Remix)
16. Ananda Project “Cascades of Colour” (Crazyibiza Sunset Mix)
Special thanks to Defected Records for signing such amazing music.
for more information:
www.DJRicardoNYC.com
book_djricardo@me.com
DJ Ricardo is a resident DJ at NYC the Monster.
Just posted a live recording from my headlining gig at NYC infamous XL nightclub for a very special birthday set. It was my birthday so I played a very special set of some of my favorite new peak time house tracks mixed with some classics.
Location: XL Nightclub is NYC’s premier club within The Out Hotel Complex
Date: Saturday August 10 2013
Time: 1:30-4 am
Style: Peak Time High Energy Tech Tribal
Featuring tracks from some of my favorite artist:
Dennis Ferrer, Copyright, Chus & Ceballos, Barbara Tucker, Oscar G, Peter Rauhofer,
Chocolate Pumas, Nirvana, Pet Shop Boys, Byron Stingly, Tony Moran, Angel Moraes, Ivan Gomez, Oreja, Nacho Chapado
DJ Ricardo Live at XL NYC: Power Anthem Workout Mix Pride Month June 20 2013 Main Floor Closing Set 2am
Featuring tracks from:
Krewella, Hardwell, Kaskade, Kylie Minogue, Swedish House Mafia, Daft Punk, Icona Pop, Pink, Rihanna, Peter Rauhofer, Calvin Harris, Deborah Cox, Florence + Machine, Tiesto, Sebastian Ingrosso, Feenixpawl, Alexander Burke, Sympho Nympho, East & Young Ft. Tom Cane
Important Statement on this mix:
I was very hesitant to post this live mix, as this dj set was formulated to fit a very specific type of crowd, young gay college boys. But after listening to it several times I decided its important that I showcase my ability to cater to any audience.
As a DJ who’s been djing for over 12 years in NYC, one thing that you learn is that your job as a dj is to:
While my preference is to play tech-house and tribal-house all night, the reality is that prior to reaching a super star dj category you have to learn to dj to all kinds of difference audiences. Ive played disco infused sets to older people, hard tribal to circuit muscle boys, sophisticated house to high end clubs and everything in between. I’ve learned that my preferences for music is minor as compared to the ultimate goal, your job as a dj, the reason your getting paid, to make people dance. Does that mean that I just play what the audience wants to hear? Absolutely Not. Its a compromise and if done right everyone ends up happy. Thats when experience comes in, you have to tread a happy medium between audience, your specific sound and the clubs need to make money.
With that in mind, this mix was tailored to fit within a very specific crowd. For this night it was very young gay college boys and their friends hence, the name of the party “20 Something.” This night is a pop-oriented night where top 40 dance music is expected. Luckily, I was booked to play the closing set which gave me a little bit more artistic freedom. This is a tough crowd, they want familiar songs and lose attention fairly quickly. So I gave them a banging ‘EDM’ style set with big buildups and plenty of vocals, drama and electro madness. These boys go to raves like Electric Daisy Carnival and see DJ’s like Axwell and Kaskade. So rather than just play a set of remixed pop songs I gave them a slice of EDM music with enough familiar pop songs to keep them on the dancefloor. And it sure worked! Is it Tacky for my personal taste? Sure. But the most important thing was that I kept my 3 goals. The dancefloor was packed until the very end and lots of hands in the air, which in turn made me very happy, even though it was not exactly what I would personally want to hear. I will say one thing, it was fun playing to a crowd thats losing it to your music. So in turn, everyone turned out happy. enjoy.
Special thanks to Alan Picus & Justin Luke of Boiparty.com
-DJ Ricardo!
Here is part 1 of my 6 hour live set from Pride Saturday @ Monster Bar NYC for their biggest night of the year, the place was rammed from beginning to the very end. Part 1 Opening set:
Disco Beach Pride Classics NYC Gay Pride Saturday June 29 2013 10:30pm-11:30
This un-edited opening set was heavily disco influenced choked full of many dance classics that had a huge impact on dance music. Perfect download for a day at the beach! enjoy!