July 2026

WXLI Vibes ran from 2:03 AM to nearly 7 on July 31, 2026 — a five-hour Miami session where a recurring thread of AI headlines kept surfacing in the commentary, and the track selection kept answering back with something stubbornly, precisely human.

WXLI Pulse's July 30 morning session ran from 7:02 AM to just past noon, tracing a precise arc from cool organic house through progressive peaks and into a Brickell midday weighted with humidity, market noise, and one final track that had no right to feel as alive as it did.

WXLI Vibes session recap from July 30, 2026 — nearly five hours of electronic music threading through Miami's overcast predawn, from Coconut Grove to a Brickell balcony at first light.

WXLI Timelog's July 30 session traced a six-hour arc from humid evening to early morning, closing with Steve Lawler's Pegasus at 2:02 AM over warm Miami rain.

WXLI Dance session recap from July 30, 2026 — nearly three hours of house, melodic techno, and tech house through overcast Miami heat from 5 PM to 8 PM.

WXLI Classics midday session on July 29, 2026 — synth-pop, trance, and disco anthems pressed against 92-degree humidity and light rain across Miami's lunch hour.

A single listener's five-hour drift through WXLI Pulse's Tuesday session, from overcast dawn in Coconut Grove to ninety-degree midday across Miami.

WXLI Timelog's July 29 session moved through six hours of progressive electronic music as Miami held warm under cloud cover, the sound building from textured surfaces into deep, patient architecture that arrived like humidity — slow, inevitable, present.

WXLI Dance session recap from July 29, 2026 — a late-afternoon-to-evening set reconstructed through timestamps, track transitions, and the spaces between 35 records across three hours of Miami heat.

WXLI 305 reconstructs a Tuesday afternoon session from timestamps, gaps, and the humid weight between deep house selections on July 28, 2026.

WXLI Classics midday session on July 28 traces the logic of ending on David Bowie's China Girl by working backward through an hour of house, eurodance, and anthem-grade dance production in humid Miami afternoon heat.

WXLI Vibes session from 2:05 AM to 6:55 AM on July 28, 2026 — nearly five hours of electronic music surrendering to Miami's overcast predawn warmth, from Schiller's opening stillness through light rain on South Beach to Calle Ocho breathing easy at seven.

WXLI Dance's July 28 late-afternoon session pivoted when rain hit Miami and the music refused to break, building from melodic house warmth into a relentless five-track nonstop block and festival-grade close.

WXLI Timelog session recap from July 28, 2026 — a four-and-a-half-hour broadcast moving through humid Miami darkness, light rain, and filtered frequencies from 9:23 PM to 2 AM.

DJ Gunther's 75-minute deep house session on WXLI matched the unrelenting warmth of a Miami July dusk, holding 122 BPM through sunset into full dark without a single shift in pressure.

WXLI 305's July 27 afternoon session built across nearly four hours of house, electroclash, and indie dance to reach a single suspended moment with Yuksek & M.I.L.K.'s All Night.

WXLI Classics noon session on July 27, 2026 — reconstructed from timestamps, track gaps, and the heat sitting at ninety-one degrees over Miami's midday.

A single listener's five-hour passage through WXLI Vibes' overnight session on July 27, 2026 — overcast skies, empty expressways, and fifty-seven tracks that carried Miami from silence to first light.

A listener's account of WXLI Mixtape's Sunday session on July 27, 2026 — three hours of Eurodance and classic house rolling through a humid Miami evening as the city shifted from afternoon heat to warm rain.

WXLI Timelog session recap from July 27, 2026 — a 4.5-hour progression reconstructed through timestamps, track gaps, and the rain that arrived somewhere between midnight and close.

DJ Gunther's July 27 deep house session on WXLI held a 122 BPM pocket for over an hour before a final techno closer at 128 BPM left the set suspended at its sharpest edge.

WXLI Weekend's Sunday session traced six hours of rising Miami heat, from clean dawn streets through a pool deck that filled before the humidity broke.

WXLI Vibes session recap from July 26, 2026 — nearly five hours of deep house, organic electronica, and downtempo moving through Miami's waterfront dark between 2 AM and sunrise.

WXLI's Saturday afternoon session on July 26, 2026 pushed four hours of electronic music through Miami's July heat — light rain on Ocean Drive, closed ramps, and a tracklist that refused to yield to the weight of the afternoon.

WXLI Dance session recap from July 26, 2026 — three hours of tech-house and melodic techno building from hot afternoon sun through thick Miami humidity into heavy rain over Brickell.

WXLI's July 26 session moves from Brickell congestion through progressive house architecture into the early hours, tracing Miami's shift from nine-thirty momentum to two AM restraint.

DJ Gunther's continuous deep house mix moved through a humid, overcast Miami evening on WXLI, anchoring 16 tracks at 122 BPM along Biscayne's fading waterline.

WXLI Weekend's July 25 Saturday session reconstructed through tracklist fragments, timestamps, and the spaces between — from 7:04 AM light rain to 92-degree midday stillness.

WXLI Vibes session recap from July 25, 2026 — DJ Nick guides a five-hour overnight broadcast through minimal house, organic textures, and deep electronic restraint as Miami sits quiet at 81 degrees before dawn.

WXLI Pulse's Friday morning session on July 25, 2026 moved through five hours of progressive and organic house as Miami's weather shifted from scattered clouds to warm rain, the sound landing like humidity against skin.

WXLI Dance's July 25 session built from afternoon heat through melodic house layers to a festival-grade close at 8 PM, warm rain falling over Miami the entire way.

WXLI Timelog session recap from July 25, 2026: a five-hour broadcast that opened with Miami in motion and closed with trance architecture stripped to its essential logic, traced backward from Andy Ling's Fixation to the first bar of the sequence.

DJ Gunther's deep house session on WXLI rides the exact hour Miami loses its sun in late July — thirteen tracks at 120 BPM that surrendered completely to the dimming sky.

WXLI's Friday afternoon session on July 24, 2026 pushed four hours of house and electronic music through Miami's peak humidity, overcast skies, and light rain — a tracklist built to match the weight of a July afternoon.

WXLI Classics broadcasts a Friday noon session through 91-degree broken cloud cover, tracing eurodance and house classics across Miami's midday traffic patterns and heat.

WXLI Vibes session recap from July 24, 2026 — nearly five hours reconstructed through timestamps, gaps, and the silences between tracks from 2:07 AM to first light over Miami.

WXLI Dance session recap from July 24, 2026 — a late-afternoon-to-evening set reconstructed through timestamps, gaps, and the heavy Miami air between selections.

WXLI Timelog session from July 24, 2026 — a five-hour progressive house transmission from Coral Gables through Miami's humid midnight, tracing the city from South Beach motion to a Wynwood rooftop at 1:46 AM.

DJ Gunther's Friday evening deep house session on WXLI, reconstructed from timestamps and track titles across one patient, continuous hour in Miami.

WXLI 305's Thursday afternoon session builds four hours of tension under Miami's July heat, layering deep house precision against indie edges and tech-age anxiety before letting the groove decide what stays unresolved.

WXLI Classics midday session on July 23, 2026 traced a fifty-three minute arc from disco-house openers through synth-pop pillars to Tilt's deep house closer, broadcast into Miami's lunchtime gridlock.

A five-hour WXLI Vibes session from 2 AM to 7 AM on July 23, 2026 built deliberate restraint through the hollow hours before Underworld's unresolved pulse carried listeners into Thursday morning.

WXLI Dance session recap from July 23, 2026 — tracing the pivot from underground weight to festival peak across an overcast Miami evening at 89 degrees.

WXLI Timelog session recap from July 23, 2026 — a 4.5-hour progressive transmission from Miami spanning patient architecture, cosmic signals, and humid early-morning restraint.

WXLI Deejay reconstructs a 75-minute deep house session from DJ Gunther on July 23, 2026, where sixteen tracks lived in the space between two logged entries.

WXLI 305's Wednesday afternoon session pivoted hard at 3:21 PM when Renato Cohen's Windy stripped the disco warmth back to bare groove, reshaping a four-hour set under ninety-two degree Miami skies.

WXLI Classics delivers a zero-skip midday session on a Wednesday in Miami, stacking three decades of dance anthems from Professional Widow to B.B.E.'s Flash against a backdrop of lunch-hour traffic and July heat.

WXLI Vibes session recap from July 22, 2026 — five hours of patient electronic music through Miami's hollow hours, from pre-dawn quiet on Biscayne Boulevard to light rain on Washington Avenue and the city breaking open at seven.

WXLI Dance session recap from July 22, 2026 — nearly three hours of melodic house and techno textured against Miami's summer humidity, rush hour weight, and the slow turn from afternoon glare to evening dark.

WXLI Timelog session from July 22, 2026 traces nearly five hours of progressive architecture backward from its final breath — Jam & Spoon's Be.Angeled resolving a night that earned its ending through patience and subtraction.

DJ Gunther's Tuesday evening deep house session on WXLI traced a single unbroken line through twelve tracks, ending with BiG AL and Moe Turk's Tactics — a closer that only worked because of everything before it.

WXLI's Tuesday afternoon session pushed nearly four hours through Miami's humid overcast, threading Sydney indie dance, Berlin precision, and funky house into a groove that refused to let the city cool down.

WXLI Classics' midday session on July 21st pushed 90s dance anthems and house gold through Miami's overcast noon heat, a tracklist that refused to wilt under 92-degree humidity.

WXLI Vibes session recap from July 21, 2026 — a five-hour transmission through Miami's darkest stretch, from 2 AM low-end weight through light rain on the bay to first light on Brickell.

WXLI Dance's late afternoon session on July 21 pushed three hours of tech house and melodic techno against Miami's lingering summer heat, from light rain at five fifty to broken clouds at close.

WXLI Timelog session from July 21, 2026 traces a five-hour arc from deliberate progressive tension to emotional surrender past midnight in warm, rain-touched Miami.

DJ Gunther's 55-minute deep house session on WXLI pivots from warm organic grooves to raw deep techno as light rain blankets Miami at dusk.

WXLI's Monday afternoon session on July 20, 2026 traced a four-hour arc from Calle Ocho's midday heat through Biscayne Bay, Coconut Grove, and Midtown, closing at the Design District as deep house, nu disco, and indie dance held steady against broken clouds and rising humidity.

WXLI Classics midday session moves through Miami's lunch-hour corridor with 90s dance anthems, French house precision, and vocal club cuts anchored between I-95 gridlock and South Beach sidewalks.

WXLI Vibes session recap from July 20, 2026 — nearly five hours of electronic music carried through Miami's humid predawn, from 2 AM fog to Monday's first light.

WXLI Mixtape session from July 20, 2026 moves three hours of 90s eurodance and house classics through Miami's Sunday golden hour, anchored on Flagler Street as the city shifts from afternoon blaze to warm evening.

Reconstructing WXLI Timelog's July 20 session from fragments — timestamps, gaps, and track titles spanning 9 PM to 2 AM across a humid Miami night.

DJ Gunther's 54-minute deep house session on WXLI, July 20 2026, reconstructed through timestamps, track titles, and the spaces that held them together.

WXLI Weekend's July 19 Sunday session transmitted nearly six hours of nu-disco, deep house, and classic grooves through overcast skies and climbing humidity over Miami.

WXLI Vibes session recap from July 19, 2026 — a five-hour overnight transmission through overcast Miami, from hollow-hour cosmic disco to sunrise restraint.

WXLI 305's Saturday afternoon session on July 19, 2026 held nearly four hours of nu disco, deep house, and indie dance against Miami's humid overcast heat, anchored by grooves that refused the standard drop.

WXLI Dance's Saturday session from 5 PM to 8 PM on July 19, 2026 built from late afternoon ignition through nonstop tech house into a festival-closing peak under overcast Miami skies.

WXLI Timelog session recap from July 19, 2026 — a Saturday night reconstruction across five hours of progressive house and melodic techno in Miami, built from timestamps, gaps, and humid air.

DJ Gunther's deep house session on WXLI reconstructed through timestamps, track titles, and the silences that held fourteen records together across one Miami evening hour.

WXLI Weekend's six-hour Saturday session moved from clean morning skies through light rain to overcast midday heat, tracing a tactile arc of house, disco, and nu disco across Miami's rising temperatures.

WXLI Vibes session recap from July 18, 2026 — a five-hour pre-dawn broadcast moving through Miami's empty corridors from Brickell to Key Biscayne as the city slowly stirs awake.

WXLI 305's Friday afternoon session on July 18, 2026 — four hours of house, nu disco, and indie dance broadcast through Miami's humid overcast, from crystalline midday precision to a smoke-filled final run.

WXLI Dance's Friday evening session on July 18, 2026 built from melodic house through tech house to festival-peak energy across nearly three hours, anchored in Miami heat, traffic reports, and relentless momentum from 5 PM to 8 PM.

A listener's account of WXLI's July 18 session from 9 PM to 2 AM — light rain giving way to deep hours as Miami held at 83 degrees and the tracklist refused to let go.

DJ Gunther's deep house transmission from WXLI on a humid July evening in Miami — thirteen tracks across one unbroken hour at 115 to 122 BPM.

WXLI Pulse's Friday morning session on July 17, 2026 spent nearly five hours layering organic house and progressive grooves under overcast Miami skies, building tension that never fully cracked open.

WXLI Classics midday session on July 17, 2026 traced backward from Johnny Vicious's four-on-the-floor closer through fifty minutes of synth-pop, post-punk, and deep house precision in ninety-three-degree Miami heat.

A single listener's account of WXLI Vibes' five-hour overnight session on July 17, 2026 — overcast Miami, eighty-one degrees, and a tracklist that held the hollow hours together from 2 AM until sunrise.

WXLI Dance's July 17 evening session locked into nearly three hours of tech house, melodic house, and deep floor selections under overcast Miami skies at ninety-one degrees.

WXLI Timelog's July 17 session built sustained tension across five hours of progressive and trance architecture, peaking through rain-soaked frequencies that never fully resolved.

DJ Gunther's July 17 evening session on WXLI shaped fourteen tracks into one humid, continuous arc as Miami settled into broken clouds and warm dark.

WXLI 305's Thursday afternoon session on July 16, 2026 traced a four-hour arc from peak Miami heat through nu disco, deep house, and indie dance before closing with Two Door Cinema Club's quiet exhale.

WXLI Classics midday session on July 16, 2026 — a reverse-engineered tracklist from Deep Dish & EBTG's Stay Gold back through the eurodance and house anthems that built toward it.

WXLI Vibes broadcast from 2:03 AM to 6:54 AM on July 16, 2026 — a five-hour transmission through Miami's warmest hours, where deep house, electronica, and organic production built through restraint until the sky broke open.

WXLI Dance's Wednesday evening session built relentlessly from 5 PM through sunset, stacking tension across nearly three hours of tech house and melodic techno that refused to fully resolve.

WXLI Timelog session from July 16, 2026 — a four-and-a-half-hour progression through light rain, midnight depth, and sustained tension across Miami's early hours.

DJ Gunther's July 16 deep house session on WXLI Deejay traced fifteen tracks across one hour and twenty-two minutes, reconstructed here through timestamps, transitions, and the spaces between.

WXLI Pulse's Wednesday morning session on July 15, 2026 traced a deliberate arc from early commute calm to a meditative close at noon, with DJ Juniper guiding 47 tracks through rising Miami humidity.

WXLI Classics midday session on July 15, 2026 — a 48-minute noon broadcast reconstructed through tracklist gaps, timestamps, and the charged space between songs on Miami's Washington Avenue.

WXLI Vibes held eight minutes of pre-dawn tension on July 15, 2026 — a short session that built toward release with Darius & Benny Sings' RISE before dissolving into Miami's unclaimed Wednesday morning.

WXLI Dance's July 15 session traced three hours from German Brigante's opener to Simon Kidzoo & Simon Ray's relentless closer, building through peak-hour tech house and underground detours as Miami's humidity thickened into evening.

WXLI Timelog session recap from July 15, 2026 — a five-hour progressive and trance broadcast anchored in Miami heat, interstellar patience, and compositional restraint from 9 PM through 2 AM.

DJ Gunther's July evening session on WXLI Deejay explored deep house as physical texture — fifty-four minutes of low-end pressure settling against Miami's fading light.

WXLI's Tuesday afternoon session on July 14, 2026 pushed nearly four hours of house, nu disco, and deep tech through Miami's peak midday heat — from Brickell to Flagler, the groove matched the temperature.

WXLI Classics midday session on July 14, 2026 — DJ Paul threads eurodance energy, synthpop architecture, and anthemic restraint through Miami's oppressive noon heat.

WXLI Vibes session from 2:06 AM to 6:56 AM on July 14, 2026 — nearly five hours of electronic music shaped by overcast humidity and a city refusing to wake.

WXLI Dance's July 14 evening session pivoted from peak-time tech house into a darker underground corridor before breaking open into festival anthems as Miami's bridges locked traffic and humidity thickened over the port.

A July night session on WXLI traced the hours from clear skies over Brickell to warm rain over Coconut Grove, forty tracks deepening as Miami narrowed to only the committed.

DJ Gunther's 80-minute deep house session on WXLI moved through Miami's July twilight like heat releasing from concrete along the Biscayne waterfront.

WXLI Pulse's July 13 morning session traced a five-hour arc from clear-sky dawn to midday rain, pivoting around a patient stretch of progressive house that refused to rush as Miami hit ninety degrees.

A midday WXLI Classics session on July 13, 2026 traced a line from Gorillaz through progressive house to Pet Shop Boys, reshaping a Miami lunch hour into something precise and unshakeable.

WXLI Vibes session recap from July 13, 2026 — a five-hour overnight set tracing the arc from deep restraint through a pre-dawn pivot into morning vulnerability across 53 tracks.

WXLI Mixtape's July 13 session pushed three hours of 90s Eurodance and house classics through Miami's humid Sunday evening, where light rain and thick air met relentless BPMs from 5 PM to sundown.

WXLI Timelog session recap from July 13, 2026 — tracing the pivot point where a four-hour progressive set crossed midnight and architecture became ritual on a humid Miami night.

DJ Gunther's 80-minute deep house session on WXLI captured Miami's July heat as tactile frequency — sixteen tracks at 122-123 BPM moving like warm air against skin.

WXLI Weekend's July 12 session moved from 83 degrees at sunrise through 91 at close, six hours of disco, nu disco, and deep house textures shaped by Miami's wet heat and overcast sky.

WXLI's July 12 session from 2 AM to sunrise builds five hours of patient electronic tension across Miami's humid pre-dawn, releasing weight in stages but never fully resolving before the city wakes.

WXLI's July 12 Saturday session pushed nearly four hours of house, nu disco, and electro through 91-degree Miami humidity — a mid-afternoon broadcast from Wynwood where every track either leaned into the weight or cut straight through it.

WXLI Dance session recap from July 12, 2026 — three hours of textured electronic music cutting through Miami's humid summer air from late afternoon into dusk.

WXLI's July 12 session moves from overcast humidity into light rain across South Beach, four and a half hours of progressive texture calibrated to the weight of warm air against skin.

DJ Gunther's 80-minute deep house session on WXLI closes with Slavaki's Untitled2, the culmination of sixteen records that moved from trust to silence on a July evening in Miami.

WXLI Weekend's six-hour Saturday session traced the arc from half-asleep rooftop coffee to last-call urgency, with the pivot breaking open around 9:25 AM when Purple Disco Machine's Body Funk shifted Miami's morning into motion.

WXLI's July 11 overnight session transmits from 2 AM through sunrise — light rain, construction closures, and five hours of electronic music shaped by restraint and the hollow quiet before Miami wakes.

WXLI Pulse's Friday morning session on July 11, 2026 moved through five hours of progressive and organic house as warm rain hit Wynwood and Miami climbed toward midday heat.

WXLI Dance's Friday session traced a three-hour arc from Wynwood's melodic pulse through Calle Ocho's relentless close, as July light drained from Miami and the floor refused to empty.

A single listener's account of WXLI Timelog's Friday night session from 9 PM to 2 AM — progressive house unfolding beneath Miami's warm overcast as the city moved from motion into stillness.

DJ Gunther's unbroken deep house session on WXLI captured the exact hour Miami's July dusk refused to cool, thirteen tracks surrendering to the humidity between 8:02 and 8:57 PM.

WXLI 305's Friday afternoon session on July 10, 2026 pushed nearly four hours of nu disco, deep house, and indie dance through Miami's midday heat — precision-built and relentless from 1 PM to close.

WXLI Classics midday session on July 10, 2026 builds from noon ease through UK dance precision into a humid, unresolved close under Brickell rain.

A single listener's account of WXLI Vibes' July 10 overnight session from 2 AM to sunrise, tracing five hours of deep house, indie dance, and organic electronica through Miami's humid hollow hours.

WXLI Dance's July 10 evening session moved through nearly three hours of tech house and melodic builds as warm rain fell across Miami from South Beach to Wynwood.

WXLI Timelog session from July 10, 2026 — nearly five hours of progressive and melodic house textures shaped by Miami's humid night air, from 9 PM through the deep hours past 2 AM.

DJ Gunther's 8 PM deep house session on WXLI captured the exact hour Miami loses its sun but keeps its temperature — fourteen records that surrendered to the weight of a July evening at eighty-six degrees.

WXLI 305's July 9 afternoon session traced a deliberate path from light rain and indie dance precision through peak-hour groove to a Belgrade-rooted closer that locked the final minutes in place.

WXLI Classics midday session on July 9 builds from Interpol's tension through peak-hour eurodance anthems before dissolving into an unresolved close with Jaydee, Depeche Mode, and Crystal Method.

WXLI's July 9 overnight session transmitted nearly five hours of deep, organic, and melodic electronic music through Miami's warm hollow hours, from 2:03 AM through sunrise at 6:56 AM.

A single listener's account of WXLI Dance's Wednesday session from 5 PM to 8 PM on July 9, 2026 — melodic house through tech house as Miami's afternoon heat broke into evening rain.

WXLI Timelog session from July 9, 2026 — nearly five hours of progressive house and trance architecture built on tension that never fully released, running from 9 PM through 2 AM in humid Miami heat.

DJ Gunther's deep house hour on WXLI Deejay broadcasts a low-end transmission through Miami's July evening, fourteen tracks shaping one unbroken groove from 8 PM to close.

WXLI 305's Wednesday afternoon session on July 8, 2026 built four hours of underground electronic music toward a slow, deliberate close — DJ Gabrielle tracing a line from peak Miami heat through disco, house, and indie dance to a final groove that landed like inevitability.

WXLI Classics midday session on July 8, 2026 — reconstructed from timestamps, traffic reports, and the spaces between fifteen tracks across a Wednesday noon hour in Miami.

WXLI Vibes session recap from July 8, 2026 — nearly five hours of electronic music reconstructed through fragments, gaps, and the slow pull of a Miami morning arriving between tracks.

WXLI Timelog session recap from July 8, 2026 — a four-and-a-half-hour progression from patient structure through trance architecture to an unresolved tension past 2 AM in Miami.

DJ Gunther's 77-minute deep house session on WXLI captures Miami's July dusk dissolving into night — warm rain, 85 degrees, fifteen tracks tightening from groove into peak-time techno.

WXLI 305's Tuesday afternoon session on July 7, 2026 moved through nearly four hours of heat-soaked texture — nu disco, progressive house, and French touch frequencies felt like asphalt warmth radiating upward through the studio floor.

WXLI Classics midday session moves through Miami Beach geography with 14 tracks spanning trance, acid jazz, synth-pop, and melodic house on a Tuesday in July.

WXLI Vibes closes its July 7 morning session at 7 AM with fifteen minutes of patient, warm electronic music as Miami accelerates into daylight around it.

A five-hour WXLI Timelog session on July 7, 2026 traced from Brickell traffic through Design District silence, captured through one listener's sustained attention from 9 PM to 2 AM in Miami.

DJ Gunther's Monday evening deep house session on WXLI moves through thirteen tracks at the pace of Miami's bay cooling after dark, anchored in organic grooves and unhurried momentum from 8 PM to 9.

WXLI 305's Monday afternoon session with DJ Gabrielle ran four hours of precision-locked grooves through Miami's July heat, from nu disco openers to deep house architecture at close.

A midday WXLI Classics session on July 6, 2026 delivered synth-pop gold and dance floor anthems through the humid Miami noon hour, from Yazoo to Chromeo.

A single listener's account of WXLI's July 6 overnight session from 2 AM to sunrise, as the set moved from hollow-hour patience through pre-dawn weight into first light across Miami.

WXLI Timelog session recap from July 6, 2026 — five hours of progressive house reconstructed through timestamps, gaps, and the spaces between tracks on a 79-degree Miami night.

WXLI Deejay session recap from July 6, 2026 — DJ Gunther's 55-minute deep house mix reconstructed from fragments, timestamps, and the spaces between thirteen tracks on an overcast Miami evening.

WXLI's Sunday afternoon session on July 5, 2026, traced Miami's midday heat from Wynwood through Ocean Drive with nearly four hours of house, nu disco, and techno selections.

WXLI Weekend's July 5 Sunday session pivoted when Miami rain met ninety-degree heat mid-morning, shifting a poolside brunch set into something deeper and more humid.

A single listener's account of WXLI's five-hour overnight session from 2 AM to sunrise on July 5, 2026 — electronic music reshaping a dark room in Coconut Grove until first light broke across the water.

WXLI Dance session recap from July 5, 2026 — a humid Saturday afternoon-to-evening climb through melodic house, tech house, and festival-grade trance broadcasting live from Flagler Street, Miami.

A five-hour WXLI session on Independence Day 2026, traced through the ears of a single listener awake in Miami from nine PM to two AM as progressive house architecture shaped the night around them.

DJ Gunther's Saturday evening deep house session on WXLI matched the stubborn heat of a Miami July dusk — patient, unhurried, thirteen tracks refusing to let the night rush in.

WXLI Weekend's July 4th Saturday session moved from 80-degree dawn through 92-degree midday rain, nearly six hours of disco-house texture against wet tile and humid skin in Miami.

WXLI Vibes session recap from July 4th, 2026 — a five-hour early morning broadcast pieced together from track titles, gaps, and the silence between selections as Miami held still between 2 AM and sunrise.

WXLI Pulse session recap from July 4, 2026 — DJ Juniper's five-hour morning broadcast reconstructed through timestamps, track gaps, and the spaces between sounds over a warming Miami.

WXLI Dance's July 4th session traced a full arc from afternoon ignition to sunset deep house, ending on Adrian Izquierdo's Maryolan as the sun dropped across Miami.

WXLI Timelog session recap from July 4th, 2026 — nearly five hours of progressive and melodic house precision moving from Brickell congestion through midnight architecture into the deep hours where only the committed remain.

A single listener's account of DJ Gunther's deep house hour on WXLI, July 4th evening in Miami — fireworks outside, steady groove within.

WXLI 305's July 3rd afternoon session moved through nearly four hours of Miami's peak heat — deep house, nu disco, and indie dance mapped to the shifting weight of a Friday between Brickell and Collins.

WXLI Classics midday session on July 3, 2026 — a lunch-hour broadcast reconstructed through timestamps, track gaps, and the humid pulse of a Miami afternoon.

WXLI Vibes traces a 20-minute Friday morning session backward from its final moment of stillness, revealing how six tracks built the calm that closed the broadcast at 7:04 AM.

WXLI Timelog session recap from July 3, 2026 — a five-hour progressive house sequence from 9 PM to 2 AM traced backward from its final restraint to its opening pulse across Miami's night frequency.

DJ Gunther's continuous deep house session on WXLI Deejay moves through twelve tracks with deliberate restraint on a humid Miami Friday evening, July 3, 2026.

WXLI's Thursday afternoon session on July 2, 2026 pushed nearly four hours of deep house, nu disco, and indie dance through Miami's 89-degree humidity — a set built on minor keys, deliberate architecture, and zero filler.

A midday WXLI Classics session traced through one listener's noon hour — Miami house, synthpop gold, and Detroit anthems holding weight against July heat and smooth traffic on Biscayne.

WXLI Vibes broadcast from 2 AM to dawn on July 2, 2026 — a five-hour transmission through damp Miami air, broken clouds, and the precise frequency where Thursday's stillness becomes Friday's first light.

WXLI Dance's July 2 session traced three hours of Miami pivoting from afternoon heat to evening hunger, with 35 tracks that refused to let the city cool down.

WXLI Timelog's five-hour progressive session on July 2, 2026 moved from 78-degree clarity into patient, restrained deep hours past midnight in Miami.

DJ Gunther threads 14 minimal deep tech selections across a single hour on WXLI Deejay, the groove tightening from 8 PM through sunset into early Miami night on July 2, 2026.

WXLI Classics midday session on July 1, 2026 — DJ Paul threads Westbam, Depeche Mode, Electronic, Eurythmics, and Bowie through a Miami lunch hour where the gaps between tracks carry their own weight.

WXLI Pulse's July 1 morning session traced five hours of organic and deep house across Miami's waking geography, from Ocean Drive's first light through Brickell's midday heat.

A single listener's account of WXLI's July 1 overnight session from 2 AM to sunrise, tracking the set's arc through Miami's hollow hours into first light.