Do you want free house music?

If you like free house music, but don't want to break the law and use illegal file sharing sites, no problem. It is for people like you that the wonderful contraption that is a podcast was invented. This box of technical music can be taken on the go in some small music machine which company Apple call the iPod. Anyway, here are just some of the amazing podcasts out there, the best of those that I have discovered, which are free house music. On their behalf, allow me to disclaim this legal shit - all songs featured in these podcasts are the responsibility of their owners, and they have permission to use the respective artists' work. All tracks featured are strictly for promotional use, not to hand out free music. Click on a podcast title to visit the site.

1. The DJ Cruze Podcast .:.:. I have been a fan of this podcast since day 1. DJ Cruze certainly does bring Manchester in the House, updating us with the latest and best in house music. He covers all genres, whether it be funky, electro or dirty, he's got it covered, and what's more, it's all beautifully mixed together by a professional DJ, called DJ Cruze, hence the podcast's name
2. MixDatabase.com Podcasts .:.:. This is a listener-dependent podcast, in which all of the listeners create their own DJ mixes and send them in. Listeners worldwide can then download your mix. Using fresh new talent and occasionally some classic tunes, these podcasts are all contributions from the listeners, so get involved
3. Dunfyboy's Mixes .:.:. This is a legendary podcast in my opinion from the likes of DJ Dunfyboy. With regular DJ mixes such as a mix consisting entirely of Chemical Brother tunes, or entirely Fatboy Slim tracks, as well as the odd electro mix, house mix or even hardcore mix, this podcast will satisfy any lover of house music
4. DJ Adam Ash .:.:. DJ Adam Ash is a DJ who has produced a range of excellent mixes for your ears, focusing more on the dirty and electro sides of house music. So if you're a fan of either, or if you just want to experiment, this podcast never fails to please

And on that note, yes I am back from America and I am sure you missed me; as I missed you, and the next blog should be Creamfields. This weekend...