[PODCAST SESSIONS] KAM SHAFAATI "LIQUID LOGIC"

There are a million different podcasts out there catering to your every desire. Whether it be for educational purposes, radio playbacks, or a variety of music genres - you could spend hours wading your way through the vast selection.

So... I'm determined to make that job a little easier for you. I'll be reviewing some of the greatest podcasts made available online. Those podcasts will be that of which when you listen to the heart and soul recorded in each session, your life will instantly becomes better.

First installment of [PODCAST SESSIONS] is a local DJ who I've been following since his very first podcast back in December 2009. His name, is Kam Shafaati.

Shafaati has featured on this blog before, in it's very early days. I'd written about my love for his guilty pleasure and how each of you should look out for him on the music scene. You see, apart from delivering outstanding musical delights via podcasts, Shafaati is also a resident DJ at The Laid Hotel in Melbourne, and a regular guest DJ at many local and international dance parties.

Since my previous blog about this young hottie and his tunes, Shafaati has played at a range of global events including the world famous Bearracuda, the largest bear dance party in the United States, during the Folsom Street Fair in San Francisco; and of course Sydney's iconic Gay & Lesbian Mardi Gras at the official after party.

Shafaati takes you on a musical journey when you listen to his sessions. They're predominately based on progressive house music, but there are definite shades and themes portrayed in each of his podcasts.

In a recent interview with SameSame.com.au he informs us:

"There’s a light and dark side to my musical style. I love playing everything from uplifting house to deep, dark and dirty progressive. Music that plays on your emotions. Whether it takes you up or down, it needs to pull at your heart strings and take you on a journey. I look for energetic progression, deep clean sounds, catchy melodies and, depending on the song, complimenting vocals."

Releasing a new session every month or so, I'd safely say that if we were in the era of vinyl, I'd have worn out my collection of Shafaati's music, twice over. Each session is pure house brilliance at it's finest. If you haven't already subscribed to this talented man's podcasts, best you do it now.

Visit Kam Shafaati online to subscribe to his podcasts via [ITUNES] or [PODOMATIC]