Tracks 23 tracks, 2.05.57 Real Time Hand Motion on June 25, 2012 21:18
- 1. Jackin Box - Callin To Ya (RTHM Works Out Mix) 6.29 291 plays
- 2. Katzuma - Life In The City (RTHM Remix) [sample] 2.48 369 plays
- 3. Rithma - People Make Faces (RTHM's Man-E-Faces Mix) [sample] 2.39 228 plays
- 4. Bryan Jones - Dutch Moonshine (Real Time Hand Motion Remix) 6.21 313 plays
- 5. Wattie Green - Fly Away (Real Time Hand Motion RMX) [sample] 2.09 845 plays 126.0 BPM
- 6. Giano - Skate Dancer (RTHM Remix) [sample] 2.27 481 plays 126.0 BPM
- 7. Dave Allison - Brooklyn's Groove (Real Time Hand Motion RMX) 5.59 636 plays
- 8. Chuck Love - How We Get Down (RTHM Remix) 6.22 952 plays
- 9. Bryan Jones & Tommy Largo - Street Credit (RTHM RMX) [sample] 2.09 926 plays
- 10. Wattie Green - Sea Lion Woman (Real Time Hand Motion RMX) 6.22 1255 plays
- 11. Moonshine 6.18 841 plays
- 12. Eric Andrew & Forrest Avery - On The Slide (Real Time Hand Motion RMX) 5.58 788 plays
- 13. Ant Pants 6.10 399 plays
- 14. Danny White - She's Absent (RTHM RMX) 6.09 382 plays
- 15. Honey 8.02 460 plays
- 16. Natural Rhythm - Saturdays (RTHM RMX) 6.06 545 plays
- 17. Glen Coates - Chameleon (RTHM RMX) 5.51 261 plays
- 18. Mikkael - SouthWest (RTHM's Dirtysouth Dub) 5.56 236 plays
- 19. Break Ya Neck 5.54 482 plays
- 20. Who Got It 6.09 395 plays
- 21. Fabio Bacchini - Blue Light Jazz (Real Time Hand Motion RMX) 5.47 606 plays
- 22. Margarita 6.36 194 plays
- 23. Nah Nah (To The Music) 7.06 257 plays
Mixes 7 tracks, 7.00.25 Real Time Hand Motion on June 25, 2012 21:21
- 1. HAWTCast - Week 159 - Real Time Hand Motion 1.17.29 694 plays
- 2. RTHM-LIVE & SLOPPY from Lees Hair-n-Dollar 41.45 411 plays
- 3. Burners Only! WMC 2011 Promo Studio Mix 59.07 1183 plays
- 4. New Year's Eve '07 @ The Mad Frog 1.00.31 203 plays
- 5. This Party Sucks Podcast 58.04 420 plays
- 6. Lubed Up In Lausanne Mix (undergroundhouse.podomatic.com) 56.00 369 plays
- 7. Southbeach Soakdown Studio Mix 1.07.24 324 plays
About
Real Time Hand Motion began as a live PA in 1999 when Carson Carr aka “Busy” and Christian Thomas aka "Crux" brought together fellow Nashville percussionists to play dance music on drum pads. In the years following, RTHM morphed through members and gear including countless midi controllers, drum pads and even gaming joysticks for sculpting sounds live. During the Ableton Live boom at the turn of the millennium, RTHM was recognized for helping pioneer controllerism and found themselves lecturing at universities and music schools across the US discussing live electronic music performance and studio techniques.
In 2005, after cranking out hundreds of broken beat and house tunes, Busy and Crux hit their stride in four- on- the- floor territory with a vinyl EP debut on DJ Sneak's Oomph Recordings. This release pollinated dance floors around the world via Mark Farina, DJ Heather and countless others at the top of the House Music food chain.
Going on to produce numerous chart topping tracks for their favorite labels, RTHM's intricate sound garnered reviews declaring their records "a buy on site affair" and in 2010 Busy and Crux launched their own label, Knocturnal Emissions which continues to dowse dance floors in a full spectrum of beats from the hottest names in Electronic Music.