Blackdub Podcast #9 feat. Gareth Hocking [Curves Newcastle], Deficit [AutomAte DNB] & J(ay).A.D [Liquorish Dubz]

It's podcast time again and this one is long-overdue so we've brought you a special three hour extravaganza covering all the bases from sublimely minimal to teched-out rinse outs, as well as some Footwork style Jungle infused beats.

First up is a cornerstone of the Newcastle Bass music scene, Gareth Hocking who is reknowned for being able to mix pretty much anything from Dancehall to Breaks and Dubstep to Jungle. We've managed to get a Drum & Bass set out of him and it doesn't disappoint!

The second hour brings AutomAte D&B head-honcho, Deficit to the fray with more razor sharp beats and bass, quick mixing and an admirable attention to detail. He's gone in deep with this and further cements why we've been supporting this fledgling label since its inception last year.

Lastly we have Amsterdam based Footwork soldier, Jay (A.D) coming with a diverse blend of dark Footwork, Juke and fresh Drum & Bass as well as some of his own productions which you can hear on Amsterdam imprint, Liquorish Dubz, Groundmass Records and the recently released 'Mad13' compilation, which is available as a free download from the Mad Hop Bandcamp page.

We'll have interviews up with all of this month's guests in due course and  as always, thanks for listening and we hope you enjoy the show!

Tracklist:

Gareth Hocking In The Mix:

Synkro :: Progression (Indigo Remix) [Exit Records]

dBridge :: Death Of A Drum Machine [R&S Records]

Blade & Arp-1 :: Lithuanian Beauty [Fokus Recordings]

Stereotype :: Mars One [Disturbed Records]

Against :: Afterlife [Shopopalo]

Alix Perez :: We Could Have Been feat. D.Ablo [Shogun Audio]

dBridge & Skeptical :: Move Way [R&S Records]

Serial Killaz :: One More Time [FBK VIP]

Craggz & Parallel :: Invasion [Yabai 84]

Hybris :: Understand Now [Dispatch Recordings]

Enei :: The Bonebreaker [Critical Music]

Cyantific :: Hold Back [CYN Music]

Aquasky vs. Crash Berlin :: Movin' The Hype Track feat. Kool Keith (Cyantific Remix) [Passenger]

Enei & Emperor :: Liberation [Critical Music]

Chroma :: Knock Knock [CIA Records]

Fracture :: Gangbusters [Meatlheadz]

Chroma :: Intermission [CIA Records]

DJ SS :: Lighter (1999 Mix) [Formation Records]

Deficit In The Mix:

Wreckless :: Face Of The Deep feat. Just Some Guy [Peer Pressure]

>>>> Wreckless :: Peace feat. Rob Cole [Peer Pressure]

Origin Unknown :: Truly One [Ram Records]

Cern :: Apparition [Samurai Music]

Codex :: Vodun [Tribe 12]

>>>> Antagonist :: Cult [Dust Audio]

Ruffhouse & Clarity :: Persecute [Critical Modulations]

Ruffhouse :: Bypass [Ingredients Reecords]

Origin Unknown :: Sound In Motion [Ram Records]

>>>> Raiden :: Roentgen [Architecture]

SpectraSoul :: Light In The Dark feat. Terri Walker [Shogun Audio]

Philth :: Submarine [AutomAte]

Anile :: Induction [Deep Soul Music]

Fearful & Keosz feat. Black Louis :: Scars [Citrus Recordings]

Fuj :: Pressure Plates [AutomAte Deep Dub]

Luxor :: I Want To Live [AutomAte Deep Dub]

Rockwell :: My War [Shogun Audio]

Vince Grain :: Roswell Eyewitness [AutomAte]

Raiden :: Baptism Of Fire [Voodoo Music]

>>>> ModeBlue :: Near East [AutomAte Deep]

Raiden :: Danzon [Voodoo Music]

Xtrah :: Soundclash [Critical Music]

>>>> Future Cut :: Ghetto Style (Evol Intent Remix) [Renegade Hardware]

>>>> Paradox :: A Certain Sound (Drumworx VIP Remix) [Renegade Hardware]

Fon :: Mistaken Coincidence [AutomAte Dub]

Fresh :: Signal [Ram Records]

Arclight :: Pluroform [AutomAte Tech]

Bad Company UK :: 4 Days [BC Recordings]

>>>> Bad Company UK :: The Nine [BC Recordings]

>>>> Concord Dawn :: Raining Blood [Renegade Hardware]

Jay (A.D) In The Mix:

Wellbelove :: Planq Time [Unknown]

Wellbelove :: GlitterBoy [Unknown]

Graphs :: Catabasis [Unknown]

Pawn :: Your Words [Forthcoming Shoot Recordings] 

DJ Nate :: Back Down [Planet Mu]

DJ Nate :: Make 'Em Run [Planet Mu]

Chrissy Murderbot :: The Original [Forthcoming Shoot Recordings] 

DJ Nate :: Hatas Our Motivation [Planet Mu]

DJ Diamond :: Perk 2012 [Liquorish Dubz] 

J(ay).A.D :: Chakra [Groundmass Records] 

J(ay).A.D :: Woah [Groundmass Records] 

 Dub Phizix & Skeptical :: Marka feat. Strategy [Exit Records]

Clarity :: Constant [Exit Records]

dBridge & Skeptical :: Move Way [R&S Records] 

Clarity :: Off The Cuff [Exit Records]

Ivy Lab :: Brat [Critical Music] 

Amit :: Roots [Tempa]

Indigo :: The Root [Exit Records]

Rockwell & Untold :: Rekohu Sunrise [Critical Music]

Xtrah - Soundclash [Critical Music]

Fracture & Dawn Day Night - Get Busy [Exit Records]

Rockwell :: -)- [808] [Exit Records] 

Fracture :: The Limit (VIP) [Astrophonica]

Stray :: LA Zoom [Exit Records]

Blackdub Podcast #6 feat. MC Fokus & 2Shy

It's time to kick things off for 2013 here at Blackdub with the next installment of our podcast series. We've got a bumper pack of high-grade beats and bass this month hosted in part by the up-and-coming MC Fokus.

MC Fokus: For bookings: clive@evolutionartists.co.uk Twitter: @mcfokus

Considered a fairly new face on the scene, Fokus has more than earned his stripes, adding his vocal talents to releases on labels such as Dispatch Recordings and Renegade Hardware as well as a heavy gigging schedule across the UK and Europe. He's gone all out on Reevah's first hour mix, warming us up perfectly for this month's guest mix from 2Shy...

2Shy MC: For bookings: info@uniqueartists.co.uk www.2ShyMC.com

2Shy is a bonafide scene legend. Chances are if you're out in the scene a lot you'll have heard him hyping the crowd at raves all over Europe from Renegade Hardware to Ram and Tech:nology to Playaz. His versatility know no bounds illustrated perfectly by the stomping classics set he's put together for our first episode of the year, kicking us off in style! Enjoy the show!

Tracklist:

Reevah In The Mix with MC Fokus:

DBRUK :: Bushy (Able Danger rmx)

Calibre :: Simple Emotion

Meth :: Put up

Halogenix :: Raya

Able Danger :: Exile

Critical Impact :: Only Girl

EBK : Inside

Data :: Vice

HLZ :: 140 Dub

Decimal Bass :: Loudmouth

Survival & Silent Witness :: Immortal

Total Science :: No Justice (Jubei Remix)

Octane, DLR + EBK - Zulu Fade

Jayline & Papa G :: Over Expose

Seba :: Nightrider

Vicious Circle :: Solitude

Foreign Concept :: Possessive

Foreign Concept :: Show You

Icicle & SpectraSoul :: Body Language

??? :: ???

Able Danger :: Nautilus

21.Kasper & Everest ::

2Shy In The Mix:

Tracklist forthcoming

Blackdub Podcast #5 feat. Mechanizm

Another month goes by and it's time for episode five in our podcast series. This month's show is hosted by myself, Enorme again and features the usual rash of quality Drum & Bass that you've hopefully come to expect from us by now. I was a bit ill when I recorded this one so didn't really have the energy to get into the mix. Instead I decided to play a load of tunes I've been feeling over the last month or two. 

No need to worry though as our guest mix has been more than ably handled by the man like Mechanizm, taking us through forty five minutes of rolling techstep that'll get your head nodding. Keep your eyes peeled for our Q&A but until then, enjoy the show. Let's go!

Tracklist:

Dawn Day Night :: Alcoholic Dance Flow

Future Roots & Echonic :: Oak Tree

Foreign Concept :: Jaipur (Villem Remix)

M-Zine & Scepticz :: Alone

Raiden :: Dove From Above feat. Klose

Enei :: Trainchaser

SPKTRM & D-Struct :: C

Mechanizm In The Mix:

Verb & Nitri :: Fear Control

Manifest, Meth & 2Shy :: R.N.S

Matrix & InsideInfo :: Quattro

Calyx & Teebee :: Scavenger

Rene LaVice :: Brooklyn

Klute & Silent Witness :: Friendless

Foreign Concept & Anile :: True Enemies

Lethal & Able Danger :: HeadKnock

Prolix :: Sawhead

Prolix :: Funkhole

Dose :: Face Your Fears

Mechanizm :: Iconography

Zero T & Bailey :: Wasp Factory

Morphy & 2Shy :: Speakerbox

Verb :: Atlas

Verb :: Gully

Mechanizm :: The Unknown

Subtension & Minor Rain :: Sklep

Cursa, Subliminal & Alxr :: Camino

Zero T :: Rainha feat. Stamina MC

Sabre :: Injustice feat. Riya

Stray :: Contract

Escher :: Rugged

Blackdub Podcast #4 feat. Spindall and Jammin J

It's that time again and Podcast #4 is upon us. This month's episode is hosted by Blackdub cohort, DJ Reevah, showcasing some deep, dubby darkness, perfect for these longer autumn evenings alongside a little Jammin J showcase featuring some exclusive unreleased dubs and his currently available tracks.

We also have Rude FM's Spindall coming correct with a rolling mix packed full of forthcoming dubs guaranteed to get your head nodding.

As if all that wasn't enough, Jammin J has kindly offered up an exclusive free tune in the shape of Nile. You can grab that from his Soundcloud page here.

Don't forget to check our Q&A with Spindall below and enjoy the show! 

Tracklist:

DJ Reevah In The Mix

Thing :: Dub Fighter :: Dubthing Freebie

Totally Enormous Extinct Dinosaurs :: Household Goods (Enei Remix) :: Nice Age

Sunchase & Nickbee :: Zoned :: Horizons

Technicolour & Komatic :: Serendipity :: Integral

Unreal & Duo Science :: Back Of The Truth :: Chronic

Meth :: Ohm :: Proximity

Konflict :: Celestial :: Renegade Hardware

Sunchase :: Violet :: Drone Audio

Arclight :: Surgikal :: AutomAte Deep Dub

Thing :: Dub Wize :: Dubthing Freebie

Kalm & Spindall :: Streams :: Extent

Nemesis :: System :: Renegade Hardware

Madcap :: Consequence :: Uncertified Music

Spindall In The Mix

Kalm & Spindall :: Parameters :: Twisted Records Dub

Charli XCX :: You're The One (Dub Phizix Remix) :: Asylum

Ruffhouse :: Pellet :: Alignment

DBR UK & Displaced Paranormals :: Night Vision feat. 2Shy :: Cyclone

Kyrist - Delusions :: Broken Audio Dub

Tom Small :: Morphine :: Broken Audio Dub

DBR UK :: Antiseptic :: Extent VIP Dub

Antagonist :: Sonar :: Dub

Kyrist :: Revolt :: Syrenz Dub

Ruffhouse :: The Foot :: Ingredients

Tom Small :: Unreal Soul :: Broken Audio Dub

Kalm - Cabin Fever :: Directors Cut Dub

DBR UK & Displaced Paranormals :: The Wrath :: Cyclone

Kyrist :: Revolt (Genotype Mix) :: Syrenz Dub

Kalm :: Dr Flow :: Directors Cut Dub

Zero T & Script :: Level 43 :: Dispatch

Dubplate Exclusive 

Jammin J :: Melt :: Dub

Jammin J :: Vice :: Dub

Jammin J :: Tribe :: Extent

Jammin J :: Burial Rights :: Extent

Jammin J :: Remember :: Dub

Jammin J :: All Massive & Crew :: ABAGA

Jammin J :: Jungle Note :: Dub

Blackdub Podcast #3 feat. Lethal

It's podcast time again and this month we've decided to upgrade things a little bit. The previous two episodes were in a straight-up DJ mix format but in the time these have been going we've been contacted by a few people wondering if we can play their music. Thus we thought it was high-time we started a more conventional radio-style show!

This month's episode is hosted by myself, Enorme and features a little showcase of some forthcoming tunes from what we feel is a very promising label going by the name of AutomAte, as well as a bunch of tunes I'm feeling at the moment and some awkward  continuity banter. 

As well as all that we have a special guest mix from Surround Sound Recordings' co-owner Lethal. A big thanks goes out to him for putting in the effort for his stomping mix. If you like your Drum and Bass with a hefty techno influence, you won't be disappointed.

You can also read our little Q&A with Lethal on the blog while you listen. Download the podcast here (right click and save link as) or stream it directly from our Soundcloud page. What are you waiting for?! Enjoy!

Tracklist:

OrtoKore :: Peg Leg

Fearful :: Gorilla

Gerra & Stone :: Droneheads (Octane & DLR Remix)

Silent Witness :: Magnetize

Capone :: Friday

Lethal In The Mix

Lethal, Gancher & Ruin :: Rising

Dextems & C.A.2K :: Fury

Optiv & BTK :: Start It Again

Lethal :: Invader

Propaganda :: Hardcore Will Never Die

Lethal :: Rave In E Minor

Lethal :: Darkslider

Denix :: Spusk

Lethal feat. Hostile :: Surr8ted Edge

Raiden & Proket :: Skafandr

The Sect & Cooh :: Danger Nation

The Panacea :: Creatch (Lethal Remix)

Raiden :: Hubble

Proket :: Guta

Lethal :: Tech-No-Step

Ed Rush & Optical :: Check Out Time

Underhill :: Solace (The Sect Remix)

Lethal :: Eurocrash

Art Pathos & Prode :: El Nino

Fearful :: Santura

Arclight :: Pluroform

Enorme In The Mix

DRS :: Bun Ya feat. Dub Phizix, Strategy, Fox, Chimpo, Skittles, Konny Kon & T-Man

Ibunshi & Kodama :: Fragments

Nate Dogg :: Took Your Love (Teebee Bootleg)

Foreign Concept & Xtrah :: Harsh Reality

Octane, DLR & Cern :: Rawness

Icicle & Nymfo :: Franky Mountain

Dose :: Nine Lives

Optiv & BTK :: Cantilever

Ulterior Motive :: 2098

Konflict :: New World Order


http://doomboy.nclhost.com/blackdub/mixes/Blackdub%20Podcast%203.mp3

                    

Blackdub Podcast #2: DJ Reevah

We've been away for a while but we're back with a new podcast guaranteed to shake the cobwebs out! 

Step forward DJ Reevah, a fellow Scotsman we've been in contact with since Blackdub's inception. We thought it was high time we got a mix from him and he's delivered 90 minutes of  deep, dark rollers and classic techstep with a few dubs thrown in for good measure. 

Read on for the interview and you can find the podcast player at the bottom of this post along with a link to download the mix. Enjoy!

For the people who don't know much about you, can you give us a little background on yourself?

I'm Lewis, 29 and a married dad of one. I'm a self-employed joiner, originally from Peebles but been in Edinburgh for a good 10 years now.

I've been buying all kinds of music since I was 9, got into Jungle/Rave when I was 15 along with Hip-Hop and never looked back. I originally wanted to be a promoter/DJ but ended up starting a family quite young and put down the vinyl!

I got a set of CD decks in 2010 after eight years of not mixing and thought "fuck it"! I started putting up mixes which received support from a host of DJs, MCs and producers via connections I'd made on Twitter.

I've been a lifelong mixtape fan and try to put my mixes into this format as well as trying to balance selection with mixing! I'm yet to play out at a venue but would love to. Twitter @djreevah

You can catch Jammin J and myself on www.nexusdnb.com on rotation with Aesthetics and Renegade every Thursday from 8.30-10.30, the full spectrum of D&B! Guests, features, dubs and dodgy Scottish accents!

What was it that brought you back to the scene?

I went right off Drum and Bass in the mid 2000s. The scene had become very boring and the darker/deeper stuff was too fast. I still had my ear to the ground on some bits but generally my love was (and still is) with Ninja Tune.

It wasn't until 2009 when I caught a Raiden podcast which introduced me to DBR, Skeptical and Amoss to name a few. I was blown away with how stripped back and phat their beats sounded, so that was me straight back into D&B!

2012 has, in our humble opinion, been a great year for Drum and Bass already. What's your favourite tune so far?

Quite a few things! Spindall & Calm - Streams, DBR & Overlook - Stasis, Mechanizm's Dimensions EP on Vampire Records and Able Danger - Asteria come to mind.

How do you feel about the current state of D&B?

Too many things sadly! From the state of raves to the use of the 'Junglist' tag as a fashion accessory! The biggest piss-off for me though is the total lack of knowledge from a lot of people 'involved' in D&B: no knowledge of places, people, venues, tunes, labels or any of the other stuff that has shaped D&B over the years.

Are there any other genres you're feeling at the moment?

I mix Techno, Dubstep, Hip-Hop and anything else I fancy. I like many genres, really feeling a lot of Techno bits at the moment!

Can you give us a little insight into the mix you've done for us?

I always try to maintain a deep rolling vibe, a 'journey' mix if you will. Hope people enjoy listening to this on the commute as much as they do chilling on a Friday or walking the dog. 

Finally, any shout outs or anything else you'd like to add?

Shout outs to DJ EC, Jammin J, Aesthetics, Renegade (Nexus Kru), Deficit, Able Danger, DBR UK, Inside Corrosion, Dissect, Boba, Broken Audio, Spindall, Dave Lowe, Melodie Wu, Salex, Mechanizm, Surround Sound Recordings, 2ShyMC, AutomAte, Nathan DNB Movement, Rude FM... Big ups!

Thank you to all who've checked out my mixes! 

Tracklist:

Halogenix - Tender Chain

Ortokore - Peg Leg (AutomAte Dub)

Sabre - Halo Danger

Anile - Oldsoul

Arclight - Surgikal (AutomAte Dub)

Loxy & Ink - Artical

Darqwan - Warrior Stance (Amit Remix)

dBridge - Creatures Of Habit

Future Forces - Dead By Dawn

Mosus & S.P.Y - 1999

Phace - Non Human

NPhonix & Enei - Transparent

SpectraSoul - In Profile

Amit - Motherland

Enei - One Chance 

Ray Keith - Chopper (Serum Remix)

Dave Owen - Heaven Scent

Cause4Concern & Fierce - Moonbreaker

Fierce & Vicious Circle - Spectre

Calibre - 2 Drop

Jubei - The Take

Aesthetics - ? (Dub)

Arclight - Pluroform (AutomAte Dub)

DBR UK - Policies

DBR UK - Anaconda

DBR UK - Agents

DBR UK - Charged

DBR UK - Fortress

DBR UK - Fighting The Storm

Jammin - Tribe 

Able Danger - Asteria

Fearful - Gorilla (AutomAte Dub) 

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Blackdub Podcast #1: DJ Haze

For our inaugural edition of the Blackdub Podcast we asked Red Mist Recordings' label owner DJ Haze to throw it down. He went in deep on this one, carving out a 70 minute slice of tough, uplifting Drum & Bass and we can't thank him enough for his efforts! 
Expect Red Mist tracks past and present, remixes of some of his all time favourites and a few unreleased gems.

Read on for the interview and you can find the podcast player at the bottom of this post along with a link to download the file in glorious 256kbps. Enjoy!


For the people who don't know much about you or the label, can you give us a little background on yourself and Red Mist?
Sure. I started out in the scene MCing for my mate Danny Ethics, that soon sparked an interest in DJing and eventually hosting radio shows, and of course the label.

Red Mist was started by label partner Paul Moody and myself simply because we got tired of being the fans who sat moaning on the sidelines about how we wanted things doing differently. We were alumni of the classic Good Looking era and there were so few labels back then pushing the sounds we were into. It's so easy to sit and criticise when artists or labels change direction but what if you could contribute yourself? It really isn't that hard. We weren't names, we didn't have a lot of money, we just had the will to give it a go. So we got in touch with people in the scene, labels, artists, and took it from there, before we knew it we had enough material for a CD album which felt was the best entry point, soon things had snowballed and we were lucky enough to release music on vinyl as well as CD, which was the ultimate aim.

Influences?
I'd count Good Looking Records, 720, Covert Operations, Temple, Timeless, Renegade and Purified Audio as influences for Red Mist, in terms of artists we've always loved ASC who has been a big part of Red Mist from the early days to now, and of course other stalwarts of the label including Antibreak, Electrosoul System, Greenfly, FX909 and ICR amongst many others, without them none of it would have been possible.

How would you describe the Red Mist sound/ethos?
I guess deep, danceable atmospheric music, not necessarily sticking to one specific style but each track we sign is always something Paul & I immediately feel is simply Red Mist somehow, when that happens we do everything we can to sign it and the rest usually falls into place. We ignore the trends of the rest of the scene to a large extent which is probably to the detriment of wider success in the market, but we both firmly believe that doing our own thing and sticking to our tastes 100% is the best way to stay interested and retain our integrity. I can honestly say we've never signed a track because we thought it would do well as opposed to simply loving the music. As soon as you cross that line, you lose your identity and when your label isn't a career or an avenue to make you money which Red Mist certainly has never been to us, why release with anything other than the heart?

The last release on Red Mist was the excellent Eleven Shades of Night LP by Antibreak. It's been pretty quiet since then. Any news on what's happening in the future?
It has been quiet, to be honest life has got in the way of things since the Antibreak album, Paul & I have both had our minds on our careers amongst other things with D&B taking a bit of a back seat, but the door hasn't been closed. Our most recent vinyl distributor went bust recently, and the market for CDs is waning but we refuse to take the easy way out and become another digital label. Neither of us see any reason to be involved in this scene as label owners simply putting files on a website, we want to give people something they can hold in ten years and have some memories, you just don't get that from an mp3, and I have great concerns about quality control too. The same tracks you might like but aren't quite good enough to put your money behind can now come out, this can be a good thing but it also brings with it the danger of watering doon the scene, the huge slew of digital content available is a detriment in my opinion as it's just getting too hard for fans to filter the wheat from the chaff, and when you reward mediocre music with a digital release it sends out entirely the wrong message to both the artist and the buying public. But going back to our situation, as soon as we feel we're ready to release again we will, but only when we have full confidence in the music, the format of the release and our ability to dedicate enough time to do it right. 

Are there any artists out there that you're particularly feeling at the moment?
Antibreak still surprises me on a regular basis with his ideas, guys like Yorke, Soultec, Silent Dust, Freebird, Bulb, Mage, Edward Oberon, Shebuzz and East of Oceans are highlights at the moment, and of course ASC just keeps on bringing the quality.


What are your feelings on the general state of D&B and electronic music as a whole right now?
In terms of D&B, the quality of music being released has noticably dropped in recent times in my opinion, partly thanks to the saturation of the scene by there being far too many labels with little genuine identity and it being too easy for artists not quite ready for releases to get tunes out there before they've had the time to perfect their craft, but that could just be me and my ageing ears, who knows! I'd love to see more of a 'quality not quantity' approach, I mean there are digital labels out there churning out 30 releases in the space of a year without the fear of failure that comes with physical releases, and it can be tough to keep up as a listener when that's just one label out of a whole bunch you're following. One of my biggest problems with D&B at the moment is how forgettable a lot of it is, many tracks I hear I think 'yeah this is great', but I can barely remember it the next day, which seems to be a more recent thing to me but again that could just be me and my own changing tastes. I do still occasionally hear tracks which allay my fears I've heard it all though, and the faith is still there that there's life in this music yet. As for other genres I'm enjoying progressive house and trance, both of which are taking up a lot of my time, and have a lot to offer D&B in terms of influences and how they're coping with the changes in market trends I think.


Anything else you'd like to add?
Not much really, I've waffled on enough! I'd just like to say thank you for having me on the podcast and for taking the time to ask these questions, it's been a pleasure answering them and to contribute to what I'm sure will be a great project going forward for Blackdub.
Also, you can check out the Red Mist Recordings website where you can shop for Red Mist releases, download mixes from Paul & myself etc, and Red Mist Radio hosted by myself is every 1st Monday of the month, 7-9pm GMT on Bassdrive.

Scroll down for the podcast player!

Tracklist:

Smote - Moonlight [Red Mist]

Native - At My Side [Red Mist]

Atmospherixz - Daytona Dreamz [Red Mist] 

Kyro - Dark Devotion [Red Mist] 

Laroque - Goldfinger (Unreleased Mix) [Hospital] 

Artificial Intelligence & D Bridge - Better Days [Liquid V] 

Mav & Implex - Chasm (Future Engineers Remix) [Covert Operations] 

Method One & Besk One - Between Two Worlds [Levitated] 

Blame - Alpha 7 (ASC VIP) [Unreleased] 

J-Laze - Stratosphere (Remix) [Unreleased] 

Arje - Over Clouds [Red Mist] 

Funky Technicians - Airtight (Furney Remix) [CIA] 

PFM - The Western (Mike's Ricochet Remix) [Good Looking] 

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