DJ Pete Savas presents "Press Play‪"‬ DJ Pete Savas

This literally could've been called the 'Neverending Podcast Episode,' because I've been working on the track list for months. Every time I thought I had it, a couple new tracks would get released and I knew I had to add them. It's scary too, because just as I finished recording and started on post-production work, there were at least two more tracks released that would've fit perfectly into the mix! I figured I'd hold off on them though; I mean, if I kept delaying, I'd never release it!
As as result, Volume 3 of "Everything Old Is New Again" ballooned out to over 135 minutes long; it was like doing two Episodes of the 'cast in one.
Anyway, I hope you'll enjoy this trip down memory lane. There's a lot here from the 70's to the 90's and you'll probably notice the same artists showing up again and again in the track listing. This small group of House artists have been killing it lately with the covers, and I've been enjoying every one.
So, set the wayback machine for fun, have an energy drink, get your dancing shoes on, and enjoy "Everything Old Is New Again, Volume 3!"

In the beginning there was Chicago, and Chicago had a groove. And from that groove, came the groove of all grooves, and house music was born! Then came Garage House, Acid House, and Gospel House; Deep House and Disco House; Electro House and Euro House; Hard House and Diva House; Big Room House and Melodic House; Soulful House, Tribal House and Techno House. But, oh my lord, ther's Funky House, with a groove so infectious it cannot be ignore. That's why, for Episode 52, I'm so glad "(dog made me) Funky!"

Episode 51 turns the clock back, way back in fact, with a set that's been more than 50 years in the making. Featuring songs from rock legends like Led Zeppelin, The Doors, Cream, Jefferson Airplane, The Beatles and more, this set of classic rock songs should bring back some memories, or maybe help you create some new ones. If you've been to any of the events I've played in the last few years, you've likely heard some of these tracks before. This however, is the first time I've put them all together in one set, and I've got to admit it's turned into one of my favorites. More than anything, I hope this episode proves that good music never goes out of style and proves appropriate to any age. So grab your Wayback Machine, it's time to "Rock the Remix!"

We've hit a milestone for the podcast and arrived at Episode 50! This set in particular, a return to mainstream and house, has been very deliberatly put together. From it's name, to the list of tracks, it's meant to be a celebration of us, all we've been trhough, and everything to come. We were all aflutter when President Obama lit the White House with the rainbow in honor of GLBT rights and nationwide Pride celebrations; and while we may be under attack right now from a more hostile President and Administration, we nevertheless need to remember how far we've come over the years, but how strong we are when we stand up as family, and remind them we will not go backward. With that in mind, this set is full of songs about love and sex, being catty and bitchy, happiness and sorrow, and most of all, the fun we all know when we get out on the dance floor and just leave everything else behind for a while to enjoy the music, the beat, and each other's company! So, c'mon with me on this celebration. Turn up the volume and revel in the "Triumph!"

This set is dedicated to everyone who has ever stood up for our rights and made a difference, big or small. Thank you!

Dark, deep, groovy, like molasses for your ears, this is a slice of-tech house through my filter; it's my "tech-neeq."
Another episode that has been a long time in the making; this time, it was a combination of technical and system issues, as well as my depression getting the better of me. But here it is, out at last. Like "Impact," you'll probably either love this or hate it, and as I've said before, that's okay; tech-house is not for everyone, or every mood. I absolutely love the deep, dark vibe; the heavy bass; the warped, distorted vocals; and yes, even the sense of humor and playfulness. So, as Madonna once said, "get into the groove." Go ahead, strip down to your underwear, turn the lights down low and the volume up high, boost the bass, and grab a partner (or not, if that's your thang). It's time to adopt a new "tech-neeq."

This set is dedicated to Matt Christopherson (DJ Hazmat) for hookin' me up with the hardware I needed to record once again. Thanks Matt!

They say when you hit rock bottom -- after the impact -- there is only one way to go: up. Join the "Ascension."
This episode has been over two years in the making; not because the music wasn't there, but rather because of the loss of my mother. I kept wanting to record; there had always been a plan for a follow-up to the cycle that was "Escape," "Freefall," and "Impact," but I couldn't bring myself to do it. Then, just as I was ready to get back behind the decks to record, my father passed away -- almost exactly to the day and time my mother had, but one year later. It was just too much, really; and so, the podcast -- like me -- languished.
Finally, about a month ago, I picked it back up. "Ascension" (the title had always been that), the fourth in the four-episode set, had gone through many changes; a lot of the songs I originally had chosen no longer really fit the mood I wanted, but thankfully there was plenty of new stuff to fill it with. On May 5, 2015, I returned to my studio space, and recorded once again; now, it's ready to share.
I want to dedicate "Ascension" to my mom and dad, who were always there for me when I needed them, who were proud of my DJing even if they didn't understand it. I love you mom and dad, and miss you every day.
I hope you will find this trip into the Heavens both uplifting and enjoyable.