Release Yourself - Podcast Rankings and reviews

Roger, I love the mixes and especially love your live performances. But the volume level of each podcast recording is too low. I've also found that the volume isn't normalized across all tracks in a podcast at times. I've compared several of your recordings with at least 3 other podcasts like Tiesto's, Dance Department, and Sander van Doorn's and yours is at least 50% lower in volume by comparison. This tends to decrease the quality of the recording itself as everything sounds "soft" instead of the hard beats you're known for. One cannot get a high volume range out of the track without significantly turning up the volume on the speakers/headphones. As a fan, I hope you look into this issue and fix these technicalities on an otherwise good podcast production. Cheers!

You definately have to take advantage of this free podcast. It is essentially a "how to" guide to house music - Roger gives you the title and the artist for each track he plays, which are always the newest, freshest beats that he is dropping in the clubs everywhere from NYC to Miami to Ibiza. Each week he brings you his "upfront track" which is definately a must hear. The show is divided into two halves, the pre party where he warms it up and then the second half is where he turns it out!
The Roger Sanchez "Release Yourself" experience is a must for any house music afficianado or that new listener looking to find his very first house track. Whether it is in the club or on his podcast Roger shows what House music in New York City is all about.

Known as the DJ's DJ, Roger brings his incredible talent to this pocket size podcast. If you love house music and want to stay current with what's going on you should subscribe and get ready to Release yourself...

My god this is one of the best, most consistent podcasts that I can count on to supply me with my fix of that big room club sound. If you don't get moving and shakin to this, then nothing will.