Seth Troxler drops massive mix archive – measuring over 300 hours

Don’t Panic Party People! Seth Troxler today dropped a Massive Mix Archive, helping ravers around the world to sonically survive during lockdown.

The archive is a catalogue of Seth’s career dating back from 2007 (Seth’s first Movement set) through to present day. You’ll be able to hear never before released sets from TV Bar in Detroit, Paris’ Rex Club, The Warehouse Project in Manchester as well as back to back mixes with Jamie Jones, Ryan Crosson, Laurent Garier, Ricardo Villalobos and the recently reunited Visionquest.

Clocking in at over 300 hours and 150 mixes, this archive is guaranteed to stir up memories of the dancefloor, while helping to soundtrack your solo cyber-rave.

“There have been a lot of my mixes uploaded to the various corners of the internet over the years & I’ve also been storing a whole lot more on my drive without any intention of ever releasing them. Given the current pandemic however I thought it would be nice to collate all these mixes into one mega-playlist. Most are amazing, some are ok, and some are from another world. It’s my desire that fans can find a moment that touched them on the dance floor, unlock special memories of better days long forgotten whilst creating new ones at home. I’ve always believed that DJing is something that happens in the moment and these are some of those moments that we have shared over the past 13 years. Love to you all.” – Seth

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