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“Since October 2001, Taffi Louis has been making waves in the Vancouver scene with his distinctive, ever-expanding range of selections and mixes. He built an immediate reputation for boldly combining newer, cutting edge sounds with familiar and forgotten favorites, tailoring unique DJ sets to the mood, the audience, and surroundings.”

Take the DJ home! Honeypotcast has uploaded some jams by local DJ Taffi Louis. The set includes:

Mano Le Tough – Let’s Not Talk About Love

Javiera Mena – Hasta la Verdad (Rebolledo Remix)
Ajello – 2K Lightyears (Altair Nouveau Remix)
Rodion & Khan – Let’s Motor
Jay Shepheard – The Party’s Upstairs
WhoMadeWho – Keep Me in My Plane (DJ Koze Hudson River Dub)

Abstraxion – Alter Echoes
Alex Under – Autorretrato
The Units – Tight Fit (Klein & Mbo remix)
Darabi- Top Drop
Putsch ‘79 – Samasavel (Alden Tyrell Remix)
Slok – Toronto Love
Gesaffelstein – Selected Faces
FPU – Racer Car
Amin Peck – Suicidal (Instrumental Version)

Nigel Richards – Can’t Have My Wages Garnished (Mateo Murphy Remix)
Adriano Canzian – Amyl Nitrate (The Hacker Remix)
Superpitcher – Happiness (Michael Mayer Mix)
Ellen Allien – Stadtkind (Turner Diesen Sommer Fällt Die Entscheidung Rmx)

You can listen and add to your iTunes here.

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