DAVID GAUSA presents SUTIL SENSATIONS PODCAST

Sutil Sensations #402 - Music by Jamie Roy, Nina Kraviz, HI-LO, Tale Of Us, Pete Tong, Mele, THEMBA, TSHA, Floorplan, Simon Doty, Gorge, Jochem Hamerling, Jaded, Sable Sheep, Dyzen, Zakes Bantwini, Kasango, E-Dancer, Special Request, Cristoph

·1 hr 7 min·5 clips
David Gausa launches the first fully mixed episode of Sutil Sensations, starting with an Afro House track that gives 'chicken skin'.
Episode 402 of Sutil Sensations marks the start of the 16th season and the first fully mixed episode, where David Gausa blends tracks continuously. The host opens with an Afro House piece by Sex Van Winnie and Kasango, noting its South African origins and Berlin label release. He explains the new season's format: free episodes are shortened to 45-60 minutes, while premium Patreon subscribers get extended two-hour versions. Gausa details two Patreon tiers offering extended episodes and exclusive DJ mixes. He shares listener feedback from Nuria Estevez, Álvaro Carrillo, and Juan Bolinches, thanking them for support. The 'track of the week' is Jamie Roy's 'Orgán Veltá', released on Patrick Topping's Trick label, which combines old-school and new-school house elements. Other featured tracks include Sable Sheep's 'Upon Burning Skies' remixed by Miane, Nick Fanciulli and Redna's 'This is Life', and Ewan Mike Vicker's 'Tell Me Something Good', which samples Chaka Khan and entered UK global charts. Gausa mentions a YouTube video of his chapter 400 DJ set and encourages subscriptions. He previews the second hour's 'canela fina' DJ mix, which includes tracks from Zemba, Nick Hurley, and Joachim Hamerling. The mix also features a collaboration between Tale Of Us and Pete Tong, a Hans Zimmer classic rework, and melodic techno from Stefan Bodzin. Gausa notes some tracks are from summer releases, like E-Dancer's remix by Special Request and Nina Kraviz's 'Skyscrapers' remixed by Hi-Lo. He closes by thanking patrons and teasing the next episode.
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