Episode 47: Subvert Sessions Podcast | 170BPM Mix [August 2012]

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Track list:

01. Lana Del Rey - Born To Die (Marcus Intalex Remix) [Soul:R]
02. Minor Rain - In My Place [Rotation Deep]
03. Indigo - Symbol #7.1 [Auxiliary Symbol]
04. Zul + Diphasic - Distractions [unreleased]
05. HijaQ - We Need To Do One Thing Before We Fade [Something Deep]
06. ASC - Prometheus [Samurai Red Seal]
07. Silence Groove - Carried By The Clouds [Offworld]
08. Cursa - Ivory [Buried Audio]
09. Ivax - White Lilies, Your Eyes (Bulb 2012 Edit) [FREE]
10. Get People - Something Better (dBridge Remix) [FREE]
11. Blu Mar Ten featuring Stray - Blind Soul (BCee Remix) [Blu Mar Ten]
12. Tomahawk - Until Dawn [Hospital]
13. Nu:Tone - Breathless [Hospital]
14. Heavy1 - The Light Upon My Road (instrumental) [Rubik]
15. SpectraSoul - Away With Me (Calibre Remix) [Shogun Audio]
16. Quantax + Shookz - The Warning [Flexout Audio]
17. Mode - The Abyss (Sam KDC's Acid Dub Re-Think) [The Crescent]
18. Diphasic - Night On The Sun [Danger Chamber]
19. Need For Mirrors - Fabric [Zoltar]
20. Doc Scott - Swarm [Metalheadz]
21. Bulb - Buried Future [Silk]
22. Akkord - Nexus [Akkord]
23. Kiyoko - Rainfall [Auxiliary]

Recorded: 20 Aug 2012
Time: 56:47

Mosaic Volume 1 [Exit]

Mosaic Vol 1 CD by Exit Records UK

With so much good music arriving in the Exit inbox it was decided that a various artist project was needed to ensure that it all sees the light of day and doesn’t get caught up in a never ending schedule of singles.

As normal with Exit Records, there’s no prejudice in the track selection. Well known producers such as Skream, Instra:mental, Scuba and Commix rub shoulders with some inspiring new talents such as Indigo, Synkro, Mode and Code 3. The theme of the album is quality timeless music, whether it be a dance floor killer such as Systems ‘Observation Point’ or Loxy and Resounds ‘Vertigo’ through to the tangerine dreamlike sounds of Croms ‘Invisible Cities’ or Stray’s ‘Pushed’, this album truly represents the more experimental side of Drum and Bass as opposed to the crash bang wollop which seems to be the only side of Drum and Bass portrayed by the mainstream media today.

Hopefully this album will manage to reach the people that thought this forward thinking music was left behind in the nineties and let them know that it’s still alive and well and still capable of throwing up some surprising and unpredictable results.