Coming soon...the long awaited new DJ mix from Saj.....
(This mix was supposed to come out in 2011, it's still unreleased... one day I will release it.)
Get ready to submerge in some deep melodic progressive.
Get ready to submerge in some deep melodic progressive.
Sneak peak of the DJ mix "Time Frame"
An unreleased DJ mix exclusive that was made especially for the "Dancing Mantis" out there!
The Atari was my first computer system in the 80's, but it wasn't until I got a Commodore 64 that I really fell in love with it's unique analog sound...The MOS 6581 SID Chip!! Get ready for some 8-Bit style.
You can also visit the SEQUENCE site for past show recordings HERE.
DJ's Davi & 16 Bit Lolitas Click Here & Click Here
Saj getting deep with some drum & bass business! With his high standards in track selections and creating a perfect flow of energy, this mix will be on heavy rotation in your system!
Get ready to submerge yourself in this ultra deep progressive exclusive mix! Two weeks in the making until it came out to my perfection! I hope you enjoy it...click on it, download it, pump it up, get lost in it!
Recorded live at the Lithium Party during the Winter Music Conference 2001 in Miami. DJ Saj (aka Racer X) throwing down a massive DJ set along side allstar MC's Casper, Five-O, and Fierless.
A classic Tech House mix Part 1, recorded in the year 2000.
Here we have Part 2 of this classic Tech House mix, recorded in the year 2000.
Welcome to the South Florida Audio Vaults.....presented by SAJTRON. Starting off with the first recording I made of Mary's House radio show that aired every Friday night on FIU's 90.5 FM WVUM. I started recording these radio shows during my college years in 1994....being young and hungry for electronic music, not knowing where this broadcast was coming from, I would drive south of Ft. Lauderdale towards Miami where the signal became stronger. I then pulled over off the 826 freeway and into a parking area next to some warehouses. I would then park, open my sunroof, turn on my portable JVC boombox that I brought, tuned in to Mary's House and hit record. I would do this every week the show aired. While I recorded the show I would do my homework in the car that I had for my college classes. One night the tenant from the warehouse I used to park at called the cops because I was a suspicious car parking there every week. When the cop asked me what I was doing, I said that I am just doing my homework and recording a radio station I liked and couldn't get a strong signal from Ft. Lauderdale. He laughed and didn't believe me at first of what I was saying, but then realized I was right when he looked in my car and saw the boombox and college books! So he eventually told me I couldn't park there anymore, and that ended my Mary's House recordings. I was able to record about 8 to 10 shows. I will be posting them one by one as I dig them up and find them. Mary's House was a one-of-kind underground radio show that aired on college radio and was the only source for electronic music at the time. DJ Louis always played great quality progressive house and Mary as the host having great weekly guest spots!