THD160 - Weekly Recap. Week of April 13 + "Get The People Jumping" by General Moses

Farewell Episode: 1,000 Downloads + General Admission Records Launch

Tech House Daily has officially crossed 1,000 downloads - and this episode marks a special moment. General Moses (Adam) is pressing pause on the show to focus on his new record label, General Admission Records. He's expanding beyond Tech House into other genres and needs to recenter his energy on this next chapter. This show has transformed his life in profound ways. He's incredibly grateful to every listener who tuned in, shared an episode, or made Tech House Daily part of their routine. He calls this show his baby. And while this is a pause, not a full stop - stay tuned. You never know when he'll flip the switch back on. Follow the next chapter: * General Moses: @GeneralMoses9 [https://instagram.com/GeneralMoses9] * General Admission Records: @generaladmissionrecords [https://instagram.com/generaladmissionrecords] Read the LinkedIn article about this transition: https://www.linkedin.com/pulse/im-launching-general-admission-records-adam-j-carswell-w86ze   Thank you for being part of this journey. Catch you in the next episode - whenever that may be.

THD160 - Weekly Recap. Week of April 13 + "Get The People Jumping" by General Moses

Friday Weekly Recap. Week of April 13 recap plus "Get The People Jumping" by General Moses - out now on all platforms. Weekly takeaway: Infrastructure compounds.

THD159 - Label Spotlight. "Say It To Me" by WEISS & Christian Nielsen

Thursday Label Spotlight featuring "Say It To Me" by WEISS & Christian Nielsen on Toolroom. Takeaway: Labels build relationships, not just catalogs.

THD158 - Strategic Positioning. "Black Coffee" by Filterheadz

Wednesday Strategic Positioning featuring "Black Coffee" by Filterheadz on Unity Records. Belgian duo known for tribal-infused grooves. Takeaway: Build reputation across genres.

THD157 - Technicals. "Move On" by Mark Knight & The Ragga Twins

Tuesday Technicals featuring "Move On" by Mark Knight & The Ragga Twins on Toolroom Trax. Cross-genre collaboration between house and jungle. Takeaway: Arrangement discipline.