A hot house soundtrack for a hot new season.

Building intensity but stopping shy of flat-out manic.

The natives are restless for an hour of percussive tribal bangin' to keep you on your toes.

Surprisingly downtempo for a mix this fast, but they can't all be overcaffeinated vein-poppers. And who'd want them to be?

One great groove smoothly handing off to the next for an hour to keep you going.

An hour of mostly progressive house music, with strings attached. Yuck yuck.

This one builds in intensity to the halfway point, then builds again for a great finish.

This one practically made itself. Hope it's as easy for you.

An hour of music to help you go through the motions.

Strong beats for strengthening mind, body, and soul. What's the word for today?

It's fun when music conjures landscapes. It's even more fun when you can travel across them.

We lure you in with nice opening tracks, then push you along with seriously dark tribal percussion.

A frenzied hour of plugged-in Code Blue jolt juice.

This starts out amped up and builds from there. It's also fairly trippy, especially at the peak. Don't fall down!

Funky house toonz familiar, new, and classic to get body and soul heading in the right direction.

Originally there were orchestral tracks in here, but I had to redo the mix due to a licensing change. I didn't change the title because that would suggest it is a brand-new mix. It's still a goodun, though.

Straight-up tribal house for the first half, then after the peak it turns into a long, uplifting section that's one Podrunner's best ending sequences.

A driving hour with remixes of Janet Jackson, Oingo Boingo, Suzanne Palmer, and a bluesy harmonica loop mix opener by yours truly.

This first mix of the 2008 is driven, pushing forward, and full of promise by the end.

A solid hour of great vocals, irresistible hooks, and relatively unembarrassing lyrics.

A great selection of music influenced by a wide variety of cultures. One nation, underground.

A fairly downtempo mix that feels like a dark landscape. Prog house, breakbeat, classic house from Angel Moraes, and a killer tribal tech house track from Slim Yelow, one of LA's best-kept secrets.