Pete Dafeet

News Update
I've updated my new EP - "Tribute 2 K" - to the player. Check it out!
And here's the video for the next Lost My Dog release - "94".
February 2009 Mix ( Download )
1. Demarkus Lewis - Don't Stop Believing - Artizan Music
2. Uneaq - Day Dreamer - Clique Trax
3. Sandwich Chris - A Little Better (Brandon Black remix) - Llama
4. Amit Shoham - Sufi Life (Ivan-I & Jason Howell dub) - Tarantic Records
5. Boris Hotton - Bon Voyage - Troubled Kids Recordings
6. Jaffa Suffa - Here I Am - Universal Vibes
7. Tim Jirgenson - Body Temple (Jacksonville mix) - Thug Records
8. House of Black Dress - Gotahavejor Love (Wasted Chicago Youth mix)
9. Outmode - The Examiner (Tom Taylor remix) - 2Pin Records
10. DJ Bilel Gargouri - I Feel Loved - Sweatleaf Recordings
11. Christian Malloni - Pow Wow - Kolour Undertones
12. Scope & Leigh Morgan - Isle of Indigo - Forensic
13. Fabien Kamb - Plastique - Onethirty Recordings
14. Trademarq - Broken Wagon (Bon Johnson mix) - Bananza
15. Short Bus Kids - Where Are You - Bounce House Recs
16. Joel Brittain - Wombledown Wimbledon - Wrong Recordings
Bio
Pete is a 25 year old deep house producer and co-owner of Lost My Dog Records.Pete Dafeet started DJing in the late 90s after messing around with his cousin's decks. Learning the basics of a computer sequencer in 2003, Pete started producing deep, rhythmic house and quickly caught the eye of northern house heavyweights Shaboom who put him to work on remixing duties. In the 5 years since, Pete has released and remixed on Robsoul, Bosh, Shaboom, and Toolroom; music that's been widely supported from across the spectrum of house music - Mark Farina, Danny Tenaglia, X-Press 2, Laurent Garnier and Roger Sanchez have all supported Pete's music.
Starting a label was a natural progression, and in 2004 Pete set up Lost My Dog with Ian Straker and Nagajan Modhwadia. In the 25 releases since, Lost My Dog has established itself as one of the UK's leading deep house labels - Jay Tripwire, Fred Everything and Greenskeepers have all featured, and the label was listed in iDJ as one of the "100 Reason's Why Dance Music Still Rules".
Pete's sideline is Southside Shuffle, which he started as a means to promote music from young, like minded producers. Having returned in 2008 after a two year hiatus, Southside Shuffle showcases fresh and innovative music from around the world, specialising in deep house and electronic grooves.