MIXED BY DJ PATRICK GUAY NOVEMBER 2024 EDITION A JOURNEY THROUGH HOUSE, TECH HOUSE AND PROGRESSIVE HOUSE MUSIC

Promo CD done to highlight my warm up set for D-Formation and Chus & Ceballos at the Divers Cité Festival for Montreal Pride Festivities 2014

Enjoy the beats of Summer 2010.

FOR FUN AND PERSONAL PODCAST AN OVERVIEW OF SAMANTHA FOX'S MUSIC THROUGH THE YEARS INCLUDING RARE TRACKS AND SPECIAL REMIXES IF YOU'RE A FAN LIKE ME... ENJOY! :)

BEATS FROM THE SUMMER OF 2007 - HOUSE - TRIBAL - VOCAL MIXED BY DJ PATRICK GUAY FOR PROMO ONLY

SPECIAL PODCAST WITH BEATS FROM ALL AROUND THE CLOCK BEAT THE CLOCK IF YOU DARE!!! MIXED BY DJ PATRICK GUAY SEPTEMBER 2024

One of the radio shows that I did for an internet European radio station in the 2000s. This was episode 4 and a love letter to tracks in the 90s that made me feel in love with house music. Enjoy! :)

A journey through progressive-melodic house. Enjoy! :) Mixed by Patrick Guay (Montreal, Canada)

Playlist of club mixes from legendary pop icons... 100% vocal.

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Recorded live at the famous CHURCH DAYCLUB in Montreal for their last event after many years of huge succes. I had the priviliege to do the opening set from 12pm to 2pm. Deep House, Funky House with a touch of progressive house.

BEAT THE CLOCK SPECIAL EDITION Portion of DJ Patrick Guay's live set at Parking Nightclub in Montreal, Canada for the launch of his brand new website. recorded in the Year 2006. House music / vocal / progressive sounds CLUB style!

When I was working as a Dj at Parking Nightclub in Montreal, I’ve been paired up with Dj Offer Nissim to do the opening set each time that he was performing. So here’s one of my live performance as the opening act for Offer Nissim. Let call it NIGHT. #1 since I have many sets to come.

Recorded at the famous Parking Nightclub in Montreal Canada. Live Opening set by Dj Patrick Guay for the very popular Dj and friend Ana Paula. Date: February 2008.

Recorded LIVE at the very popular Circus Afterhours in Montreal. Opening set for The Cube Guys by Dj Patrick Guay (Montreal, Canada). FULL SET! Enjoy! PG

Special Promo mix by Dj Patrick Guay done to accompany the article published in the Noize magazine (american magazine covering the circuit scene and djs).

Recorded/Performed live by Dj Patrick Guay as the opening set of Djs Manny Lehman (L.A.) and Mark Anthony (MTL). Event: Military Ball (BBCM's Festival Black and Blue). City: Montreal Year: 2009 Part 1 of 2.

Recorded/Performed live by Dj Patrick Guay as the opening set of Djs Manny Lehman (L.A.) and Mark Anthony (MTL). Event: Military Ball (BBCM's Festival Black and Blue). City: Montreal Year: 2009 Part 2 of 2.

Opening set for DJ Abel recorded/performed live by Dj Patrick Guay for the famous party Bootcamp during the Toronto Pride Prism Festival. Part 2 of 2.

Opening set for DJ Abel recorded/performed live by Dj Patrick Guay for the famous party Bootcamp during the Toronto Pride Prism Festival. Part 1 of 2.

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