Circuit Cadence: Partying and Dancing at its best!

Welcome to the main music homepage. From here you will have populated a full menu to the left, which seperates the many historical files that have been posted, in a descending chronological order. If you are looking for a specific song, use the search box. Otherwise, browse based on month, and remember that we tend to release ahead of popularity, so if its HOT right now and you don't see it in the past month or two, use the search box, because it might have been months ago! Still nothing? Feel free to question me in the "contact us" form, I usually have really good specifics as to why I don't like a song that is getting a lot of attention elsewhere.

If you are relatively new to the site, the following should help you decipher the meaning of posts you'll come across as you begin to browse...

My distributions are pretty well-thought out most of the time, so with that comes a degree of organization and theme with each set. Those themes manifest themselves through the following "product offering."

"MOIST"

This is our main product, it is the most frequent and has the most tracks by far. The objective is to "break" new and hot songs, before they are popularized at large. We feature almost exclusively gay/circuit DJs and tend to favor the bootleg/white label variety, when doing so demonstrates exceptional innovation. These go out at least twice per month.

"Pre-MOISTened"

These are flashback sets that carry significant mainstream consensus of "Anthem" status and historically significant context within the circuit. These are infrequent, but from every other month to once a quarter.

"DRENCHED"

These are twice per year, they are an all-star full length continuous mix-set which showcases those biggest hits that stand out among the many prior "MOIST" sets, as likely to become "Anthems" in the future.

"re-MOIST-urize"

These are infrequent, every other month or so, and are better or newer remixes/versions of previously featured "MOIST" tracks, as new DJs and Producers release their interpretations, over time, in the time following the initial release.