Interesting Monday program tonight. Don't miss at 20:00 (+2 GMT) Adreas "ViaSound Rules", followed at 22:00 (+2 GMT) by Atlante Group’s 5^th show in a row.

Tonight they present Dj Sim's (http://redisland-productions.com) who is friend of Group Atlante on the island of Reunion. It is a soft, precise and very catchy mix.

As they also mention: Dj Sim is very active in the development and re-new style of House, Teck Reunion. (Indian Ocean). We welcome his set because he has a perfect mix of technical disclosure compositions Atlante Group quietly putting himself at work in the mix. We know it's difficult for a DJ to contain a mixture slow but important for the listeners. «Precious Atlante releases mix for a radio broadcast»

They have also released their ATL 069 album Expression II (the second and last of the short series Expression). You can check it out at Juno Downloads http://www.junodownload.com/products/1624662-02.htm

Expression II

1 Express II.3 (Expression 1: The Algerian reprise)

2 Piano Conforte (Mono Chord I)

3 X.E (Second Expression)

But the night doesn’t end there. At 23:00 (+2 GMT) be sure to tune in for Dave Angel’s new mix, BKI-23. He has collaborated with the Berlin Kreuzberg Institut [BKI] providing them a mix along with JAMIE ANDERSON (Artform / Cocoon / Rekids: UK) and ANTONIO OLIVIERI (LustundFreude / LYHU / Celestial: Berlin) both of them broadcasted tomorrow at 21:00.

A few words on BKI: As a result of the collaborations between the DJ-& Producer-Team Robosonic and the Berlin Mitte Institut [BMI], a popular Berliner live Web TV show focusing on concepts related to electronic music culture, the Berlin Kreuzberg Institut [BKI] came to life. The BKI brings a “radio session” or “show” aka podcast to your ears, which features DJ mixes and live-sets of better and lesser known DJs and producers of electronic dance music from and outside of Berlin, as well as label showcases. The focus of the Berlin Kreuzberg Institut shows is the “special thing” that makes both the music we select for our listeners’ pleasure, as well as the guests we invite, stand out. They don’t only want to bring you the glossy big names and artists who have been featured a million times before. BKI tries to discover young talents and hopes to re-discover those who have been working, living and hiding “underground” for years, doing their thing and developing the music BKI loves.