Data Transmission Mix of the Day: Uncle Dugs

We were going to say mixes were like buses with two coming along at once this afternoon but then we realised that that particularly laboured analogy just wasn’t going to cut it in this instance. We mean, it was that long ago since we dropped our last exclusive mix on you lucky lot with this week seeing our hallowed pages already harbour the talents of The Drifter, Matt Fear & Kreature and Glaswegian techno aficionado Harvey McKay.

Now we’ve got all that bragging out of the way let us accompany our unveiling of an extra special mix from DT favourite Matthew Dear (courtesy of our friends over at RBMA) with our second exclusive mix of the day as Uncle Dugs provides you with another fresh selection of cuts for you to wrap your ears around ahead of his performance this weekend for Back To 95 at London’s Great Suffolk Street Warehouse. Turn it up!

Hyp 168: Randall

This week on Hyp 168, a true master of his craft unloads an hour of classics on you. An ambassador for Jungle since its conception, Randall is held in the highest esteem across the genre as one of the finest DJ’s to ever rinse out an Amen break. A resident at two of the most legendary parties of the 90′s in AWOL (A Way Of Life) and Metalheadz’s Sunday Session at Hoxton’s Blue Note, Randall became famous for his dark, rolling style, going on to become one of the biggest DJ’s in the scene. Primarily known for his mixing talents, Randall is also an underrated producer with credits on classics such as his and Andy C’s ‘Sound Control’, and the head of label Mac2 alongside long time friend Cool Hand Flex.

Enjoy hearing him go to work on Hyp 168 - a relentless procession of bangers, the mix is a history lesson from one of the most qualified teachers around...

Featured here: http://hyponik.com/features/day-dot-randall/

01. Human B-Bop- Dillinja (Valve)
02. Warhead - Krust (V Recordings)
03. LK- Dj Marky (V recordings)
04. See Red - Johnny L (XL Recordings)
05. Trust Me - Roni size (Talkin Loud)
06. Roll on - Andy C (Ram Records)
07. Angles - Krust (Dillinja Rmx) (V Recordings)
08. Lost Days - Dj Die (Full Cycle)
09. War & Peace Dj Die & SUV (V Recordings)
10. Light years - Dillinja (Prototype)
11. Circles - Adam F (Section 5)
12. Bambarta - Shy FX (Digital Soundboy)
13. Brand new funk - Adam F (V Recordings)
14. ---------------- Andy C & Shimon (Ram Records)
15. Numbers - Bad Company (BC Recordings)
16. Brute Force - Gang Related (Dope Dragon)

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Addison Groove - Juke Mix

This mix was made for Lexdray..... maker of DJ Bags and Headphones. Download HERE.

XLR8R Podcast 318: Special Request

It's not often that an already successful artist comes up with a new alias and sees their career trajectory suddenly jump to another level, but that's exactly what seems to have happened to Paul Woolford. For more than a decade, the UK producer has been releasing a steady stream of well-received music, both under his own name and a variety of monikers, including Bobby Peru, Hip Therapist, and Skip Donahue. Still, at the start of 2012, he was still generally known as Paul Woolford, respectable and reliable techno producer. It wasn't until he began making hardcore- and jungle-referencing music as Special Request that things started to change. Initially issuing a series of white-label 12"s, the project was eventually snapped up by the young Houndstooth, which has just released the first Special Request LP, Soul Music. Coming at a time when nostalgia for the pirate-radio era and a renewed interest in jungle and drum & bass appears to be surging, Special Request has quite simply exploded, placing Woolford on a bigger stage than ever before. Given that, it seemed like the perfect time for the veteran producer to put together an exclusive mix for the XLR8R podcast series. To be clear, this is most definitely a Special Request—and not a Paul Woolford—podcast; right off the bat, it delves into the breakneck rhythms of jungle and keeps the throttle floored for more than an hour. Bringing together both vintage cuts and newer productions, Woolford makes a compelling case for the genre's vibrancy before wrapping things up with a noisy bit of sonic exploration from Alva Noto. He's clearly tapped into something potent with Special Request, and it's fascinating to document his ascent.

Track list:

01 Blocks & Escher "Sagan" (Narratives)
02 Paradox "Hold The Beat" (Paradox)
03 Krust "The Last Day" (Full Cycle)
04 Paradox "Drum Machine" (Paradox)
05 Loxy & Resound, Blocks & Escher "Monsters" (Narratives)
06 Ruffhouse "The Domino Effect" (Ingredients)
07 Paradox "No Consensus" (Paradox)
08 Detail "Green Rain" (Utopia)
09 Paradox "Ambiguity" (Paradox)
10 Alpha Omega "VCF" (Reinforced)
11 Paradox "I Led You" (Paradox)
12 Bizzy B "Strength" (Planet Mu)
13 Ray Keith "Phizical (Moody Mix)" (V)
14 Photek "Trans 7" (Science)
15 Clarity "Fractured" (Exit)
16 J. Majik "Your Sound VIP" (Metalheadz)
17 Alva Noto "unknown" (Raster Noton)

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TOTAL SCIENCE - Jungle/Old Skool/Hardcore mix Chapter 1

No track list available, but the amount of classics - courtesy of Total Science - here is criminal. Prepare for a trip down memory lane on this one.

Solid Steel Radio Show [28/6/2013] - Congo Natty

Solid Steel welcomes Congo Natty, a well respected and legendary figure in British music who had his first release as Rebel MC in 1988, the same year Solid Steel started.

Chart success followed alongside Double Trouble, but he's probably most respected as one of the pioneers of Jungle. Will Ashon from Big Dada talks to him about his extensive career, his new album 'Jungle Revolution' and we get to hear a few classic records that have influenced him over the years. That is followed by a 'Congo Natty live 95' recording that features Ragga Twins, Navigator, MC Dett and DJ SL. Junglist massive, fall in!

Track list information HERE.

Guest Mix By Law "Deep Jungle 1993-1996"

Via Two Hungry Ghosts:

The second inguest mix series features a brand new set from vinyl collector, blogger and drum and bass authority Law. Here he captures a time that we are extremely passionate about, deep jungle from 1993-1996.

He says: "There was a period (roughly) between 1993 to 96 where jungle was not only atmospheric or dark, but it had an other worldly, sci-fi feel. Labels like Deejay, Lucky Spin, Legend, Timeless, Rugged Vinyl and others captured this spacey, blissed-out vibe. A quality that now seems more or less extinct within the contemporary drum and bass scene. I tried to select tunes for this mix that represent the broad spectrum of this sound. With brooding, dark tracks like 'Fury' and 'Genesis Project' to the more calming, deep sounds of 'Intalect' and 'Traveling Pt 2'.
There is a feeling of nervous mystery and wonder to these tunes, as if they could be the soundtrack to that part of a sci-fi film where the human protagonists discover a new world, a mystery accelerated by the fact that these sounds now only exist in the past."

Check him here: http://www.facebook.com/thelawuk

View his blog here: http://drumtrip.co.uk

Track list:

01. Lucida - Tunnel Vision - Production House
02. Chuck E - Fantasy - White House
03. Mysteron - U Don't Know - Timeless
04. D.O.P.E. - Travelling Pt 2 - Good Looking
05. DJ Monita - The Party (Remix) - Skeleton Recordings
06. Skanna - Greatest Thing - Skanna
07. DJ Pulse - Stay Calm (Foul Play Remix) - Moving Shadow
08. Rufige Kru - Fury - Moving Shadow
09. DJ Fokus - Trigger Happy - Lucky Spin
10. DJ Fokus - Pulse - Lucky Spin
11. Intense - The Genesis Project - Rugged Vinyl
12. Orca - Intalect - Lucky Spin
13. Sounds Of Life - Don't Resist The Beat - Certificate 18
14. System X - Move Yourself - 3rd Eye
15. The Invisible Man - The Beginning - Timeless

XLR8R Podcast 280: Ulrich Schnauss

Although XLR8R covers many different corners of the electronic spectrum, it's fair to say that we've haven't been paying a whole lot of attention to drum & bass as of late. That being said, we still have a soft spot for the genre's heyday, and it appears we're not alone. Ulrich Schnauss may be best known for the serene, shoegaze-flavored electronic soundscapes he's been turning out for more than a decade, but when we asked the German veteran to participate in our podcast series, he elected to eschew his signature style and instead delve into his past. The result? A 78-minute offering he's calling Drift to the Centre: Deep Atmospheric DnB from the Golden Age, a mix which also happens to represent the largest spotlight XLR8R has shone on drum & bass in quite some time. In fairness, before Schnauss began releasing music under his own name in the early '00s and cooking up melody-rich pieces of pastoral electronic pop, he was crafting ambient drum & bass as Ethereal 77 and View to the Future, making this podcast a sort of return to his roots. It's a bit of an unexpected left turn, but given that his new album, A Long Way to Fall, is arguably Schnauss' most varied effort to date, it seems that the producer has perhaps reached a point where he's looking to surprise people.

As its ornate title suggests, the podcast is full of mid-'90s classics; it's a celebration of the pre-techstep era, a time when drum & bass world—or at least a sizable portion of it—celebrated deep, soulful grooves and rolling jazz rhythms. It may not sound like Schnauss' modern-day output, but its chilled vibes and relaxing effect are certainly similar.

Track list:

01 Photek "T-Raenon" (Op-ART)
02 David Holmes "Gone (PFM Remix)" (Go! Discs)
03 Mental Power "Unknown Intelligence" (Formation)
04 Saint Etienne "The Sea (PFM Mix)" (Heavenly)
05 Lee & Gwange "2 Deep" (Legend)
06 Motive One "Life" (Certificate 18)
07 Neil Trix & Danny Mills "Pearls" (Bang-In Tunes)
08 MI5 "Experience" (Lucky Spin)
09 Odyssey "Expressions" (720 Degrees)
10 Source Direct "Secret Liaison" (Good Looking)
11 Seba "Planetary Funk Alert" (Looking Good)
12 Ethereal 77 "Somnambulism" (Dubplate)
13 DJ Crystl "Sweet Dreamz" (Dee Jay)


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Concept One - Hardcore Junglism Vol.1

Hardcore junglism...

Track list:

Alk-e-d - Shining Bright - Kniteforce Records
2 Croozin' - Code Red - Remix Records
Hype - The Trooper - Sub Base Records
The Full Sp - Raw Basics (Tango Remix) - Face Records
Dj Monk - Dance Hall Style - KLP Records
Lemon D - Parazone - Planet Earth Records
Aphrodite - So Good - Aladdin Records
Tuff to the Bone - Bad Boy Talk - Slam Records
Family of Intelligence - Agony - Kemet Records
Da Dogz - Non Stop - Prime Time Records
Studio Pressure - The Water Margin - Photek Records
Kid Twist - Live and Direct - Liauid Wax Records
Marvelous Caine - Hitman (Hype Remix) - IQ Records
Potential Badboy - Fly Like a Butterfly - Ibiza Records
Dj Monk & Tico - Part II (Gun Bridge) (DnB Mix) - KLP Records
JOhnny Jungle - Killa Sound - Sub Base Records
Jack Ruby - Global Torrents - Knowledge Records

FACT mix 292 - Raime

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This blistering FACT mix aims straight for the heart of the ’93-’94 sound. From the disorienting drum choppage of Dillinja to the rudeboy tearjerking of D’Cruze’s ‘Nightvision’ mix, via the none-more-debonair roll of The Truper, this mix isn’t some art-school misappropriation of the past, it’s a lean, mean love-letter to a future that never quite came to pass – but may still yet.

Track list:

1. Steve C and Monita – The Razors Edge – Skeleton Records 1994
2. DJ Buz – Slave – No U-Turn 1994
3. 4 Horsemen Of The Apocalypse – We Are The Future (Phantasy & Aphrodite Mix) – Tone Def 1994
4. Blame & Justice – Nightvision (D’Cruze Mix) – Moving Shadow 1994
5. Undercover Agent – Dubplate Circles – Juice 1996
6. Dillinja – Deadly Deep Subs Remix – Deadly Vinyl 1995
7. The Truper – Vol 1 Side B – Street Beats 1994
8. Doc Scott – It’s Yours – Metalheadz 1994
9. DJ Tamsin & The Monk – A Better Place (Baby Kane Remix) – White House Records 1994

FACT Mix 250 - 2 Bad Mice

Via FACT: A scintillating hour of kaotic chemistry from hardcore heroes and proto-junglists 2 Bad Mice. It honestly doesn’t get better than this.

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Track list:

1. Underkut – “Both Ends” Mendoza
2. Da Juice “Hear The Angels” Torso
3. Walters & Allen “On De Ball” Mendoza
4. 2 Bad Mice “Bombscare” Moving Shadow
5. Kicks Like A Mule “The Bouncer” Tribal Bass
6. Code 071 “A London Sumtin” Reinforced
7. The Sorcerer “Odyssey” ADR
8. MC Jay J & DJ Devious D “Time Of Our Lives” Awesome
9. Kaotic Chemistry “Space Cakes” Moving Shadow
10. Chemical Company “Define the Beat” White Label
11. M17 “Rockin’ Down The House” Chill
12. DJ Phantasy & DJ Seduction “DJ’s Unite” Impact
13. Edge 1 “Compounded” Edge Records
14. DJ Tim & DJ Misjah “Access” (Rhodesy VIP) X-Trax
15. Urban Hype “Trip” (Renmix) Faze 2
16. Phuture Assassins “Future Sound” (2 Bad Mice Remix) Suburban Bass

BSF Podcast 025 - Slimjah

BSF Podcast 025 - Slimjah by bsf

Track list:

01. illicit - Consciousness
02. Feyder - Clean Heart
03. Baby Demo - Bless Me (VIP)
04. Feyder - 18 & Over
05. Dirty Dubstepers - Armageddon Time Again
06. General Malice - Sensimelia Persecution
07. Dark Able - Ring The Alarm
08. 3re - Bumpa
09. Diamond Geezer - Gunman
10. Osci - Herbsman Smuggling
11. Nkogliaz - Soundbwoy Killah
12. The Archangel - Time
13. Nkogliaz - Sadness
14. Atiq and Benefit of the Boomerang - it was there
15. Igit - Elena

West Norwood Cassette Library // '93 To The Future: Everyday Junglist Guest Mix Vol. 13

Via Everyday Junglist:

Known these days for his work at slower tempos, Bob Bhamra aka West Norwood Cassette Library actually has a little known and brief flirtation with drum & bass/jungle releasing Brand New Heavy under the Plastic Soul guise on L Double's legendary Flex label back in 1997. For this mix he shows his roots as he provides a history lesson rolling out an impeccable selection of '93 Hardcore & Jungle. Read the rest of the interview HERE.

West Norwood Cassette Library - 93 To The Future: Everyday Junglist Guest Mix Vol. 13 by everyday junglist

Track list:

A GUY CALLED GERALD . Anything V2.1 (Juice Box)
4 HERO . The Element (High Noon) (Reinforced)
HYPER-ON EXPERIENCE . Lord of The Null Lines (Kaotic Chemistry Remix) (Moving Shadow)
NEBULA II . Peacemaker (Reinforced)
DRAGON FLY . We Have 2 Live (In The Future) (White House)
RACHAEL WALLACE . Pressure (Suburban Base)
2 BAD MICE . Tribal Revival (Moving Shadow)
LEMON D . Something I Feel (Planet Earth)
CODE 071 . Computerized Business (Trouble on Vinyl)
FOUL PLAY . Survival (Remix) (Moving Shadow)
APHRODITE . Raw Motion (Aphrodite)
DJ CHEMISTRY . Hallucinations (We Want LSD) (Part II) (Chemistry)
NOISE FACTORY . Breakage #4 (3rd Party)
A GUY CALLED GERALD . Too Fucked To Dance (Juice Box)

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DJ Speaks- Scientific Jungle (Reload)

DJ Speaks- Scientific Jungle (Reload) by DJ Speaks

Track list:

1.// Wild West- Skitty- Foundation X
2.// Murder Ting- Total Science- Reinforced Records
3.// Hardcore Junglism (Total Science Remix)- Manix- Reinforced Records
4.// Jungle Jungle- Total Science- Metalheadz
5.// It's Yours- Aspect- Horizon Music
6.// Streets- Aspect & Gremlinz- Def Recordings
7.// Jah Victory- D-Fect- Scientific Wax
8.// Blackboard (VIP Remix)- Marcus Visionary- Liondub
9.// Junglism- Dylan- Renegade Hardware
10.// Gimme Some Signal- London's Most Wanted- Dread Records
11.// Doctor Doctor- Skitty- Foundation X
12.// Need You (Calibre Remix)- Dylan & Ink- Renegade Hardware
13.// 88 Mph- Cyantific- Cyantific Records
14.// Distortion- Ray Keith- Dread Records
15.// Jungle Soul- Theory- Translation Recordings
16.// Imperial Dub- Macro- Force Recordings
17.// Bad It Up- Skitty- Foundation X
18.// Destroyer (Ruff Tactics Remix)- Undercover Elephant- Bootleg

20 best - FACT mixes of 2010

via FACT:
The most heavily downloaded of the last twelve months was Autechre’s FACT mix 122, followed closely by Four Tet’s FACT mix 182, but of course these two heavy-hitters are just the tip of a huge and all-singing, all-dancing iceberg. We’ve now chosen our own favourite FACT mixes of the year, the ones that’s never left the stereo, the ones that just kept on giving. Over the next two pages you can see which exactly made the grade, and listen to all of ‘em via the wondrous technology that is Mixcloud.

Some other favourites...

Fact Mix 157: Addison Groove by Fact Mix Archive on Mixcloud

Addison Groove is, in fact, an alias of Headhunter, a dubstep mainstay who’s released a multitude of singles for Tempa as well as an album for the label, Nomad. He’s been playing Chicago juke in his DJ sets for a while now, and his work as Addison Groove is where that influence is allowed to come to the forefront, with stripped down drum machine beats, acid basslines and hip-hop / booty-leaning vocals.

Fact Mix 156: Kode9 by Fact Mix Archive on Mixcloud

Hyperdub boss Kode 9 is one of the world’s best DJs – his extended sets at Plastic People last year are spoken of with pure reverence, and this year he’s let out specialist mixes in 2step and “sino-grime”. Here he contributes a mix of “mostly ’94-’96 jungle”, bound by an icy, misty quality. Lemon D, DJ SS, Undercover Agent and more feature.

Fact Mix 132: Peverelist by Fact Mix Archive on Mixcloud

Ah yes, Peverelist’s FACT mix. It was “recorded live with two turntables and a bag o’ acetate” just last week, and is “choc full of exclusives”.

FACT mix 199: Mosca

This edition of the FACT mix – the 199th episode in the series – is a marathon session from one of the most rewarding artists to emerge from the UK this year, Mosca.

Picked as one of our producers to watch back in January, Mosca opened 2010 with the first release on Night Slugs (‘Square One’, backed with the epic ‘Nike’), and one of the highlights of Fabric’s Elevator Music compilation in ‘Gold Bricks, I See You’. A propulsive remix of Four Tet followed, along with hip-hop tempo neck-snapper ‘Tilt Shift’ (forthcoming on Fat City), and listeners to his or Jackmaster’s recent sets will have already heard ‘Got Me Wrong’, a Niche-indebted rush that’s so larger-than-life it reloads itself. Seriously.

The best thing about Mosca’s discography so far is that none of these tunes sound particularly alike; whereas many producers are happy to make their name with a distinctive sound and then milk it for all its worth, Mosca’s already proved hard to pin down after a year on the radar. This week sees the release of one of his most satisfying productions to date, his remix of T. Williams and Terri Walker’s ‘Heartbeat’, which combines lounge house flavours with broken beat, a cut-up vocal climax and an outrageously fat bassline.

To celebrate, he’s worked overtime on this FACT mix, a dizzying 56-tracks-in-100-minutes affair which spans juke, jungle, hip-hop, dancehall, grime, techno and bassline, with new tracks from Pearson Sound, Jay Weed, Spooky and Girl Unit as well as himself. You can both stream and download the mix via Soundcloud below; to download simply click the arrow on the right hand side of the player.

FACT mix 199 - Mosca (Nov '10) by factmag

Track list:

DJ Roc – Let’s Get It Started
Krome & Time – Licence
DJ Jana Rush – Watchout
Errol Bellot – What A Wonderful Feeling
New Blood – Worries In The Dance
Dextrous – Salute To The Kings
DJ Gunshot – Wheel Up
Jah Cure & Rick Ross & Mavado – Like I See It
Wu-Tang Clan – How To Pay Rent (Skit)
Butch – No Worries
Fred Everything Ft. Wayne Tennant – Mercyless (Atjazz Vocal Mix)
DJ Gregory & Gregor Salto – Canoa
Kemetic Just Ft Terrance Downs – I Got Life (KZR’s Manic Dub)
Dale Howard – Seizure
Margaret Grace – My Joy (Acapella)
Tyree – Acid Over (FFRR Version)
SPX – SP-17
DJ Gregory and Sidney Samson – Dama’s Salon (Acapella)
Mosca – Tilt Shift (Instrumental)
Christopher Martin / Gyptian – Paper Loving / Hold Yuh Remix
Mosca – Tilt Shift
Cobra – Press Trigger (The Buzz Riddim)
Gappy Ranks – Stinking Rich (Acapella)
Troyton Rami & Tony Kelly – Buzz Riddim (Version)
Sonido Rampage y Nader – My Feelings
Beenie Man and Future Fambo – Drinking Rum (One Day Riddim)
Khago – Nah Sell Out Mi Fren Dem (One Day Riddim)
Monsta Twins – Gyal Say Rae (Gyal Segment Riddim)
Mr Vegas – Boy Shorts (Ital Stew Riddim)
Kerri Chandler – Bar A Thym
Don Corleone – Winery (Acapella)
Lil Mama – Lip Gloss (Instrumental)
Aardvarck – 3 Tot 1 Zonder Toaster
Andy Havok – Fluid
Maxsta – Fire Bars
Lix – Candyman
J Sweet & Cameo – High Grade (4×4 Mix)
Serani & Bugle – Feels Like Music (Burn Up Riddim)
El-B – Serious
Pearson Sound – Blanked
Spooky – Over Capacity (Mosca Edit)
JME & Tempz – CD Is Dead (Acapella)
Girl Unit – Showstoppa
Plastikman – Spastik
Cajmere – Percolator (Acapella)
Brackles & Shorstuff – Good Foundations (Acapella)
Gucci Mane – Making Love To The Money
Royal T – Hot 1s Remix
Mosca – Tilt Shift (Burgaboy Remix)
CRST – Dance (Mosca Remix)
At One – Ashiha
T Williams Ft. Terri Walker – Heartbeat (Mosca Remix)
Fis-T – 6 Drums Of Tribal
Major Notes Ft. MC Dappa – March To The Tribal
Jay Weed – The Naos
Miss Doctor – 4×4 (Unknown Soulja Remix)
TOK – So Fresh (Championship Riddim)

Can You Handle the Randall?

Via shadowboxing: For us old men, a mix by Randall can bring a tear to the eye - his selections are always percise, long yet melodic but all mixed to perfection. This compilation, released in 1994 is no exception. Renegade Selector Series 2 is jam-packed with classics and mixed to perfection by original junglist Randall. Check out the slammin'track list.

Randall - Renegade Selector Series 2 by westheoperative

Track list:

Dillinja – Deep Love (Remix)
DJ Nut Nut – The Dream
Renegade Feat. Ray Keith – Terrorist (Grooverider Remix)
Harmoney & Extreme – Boo (Exclusive Remix)
Krome & Time – The Licence
Foul Play – Being With You (Van Kleef Remix)
Chimera – Deeper Life
The Dubster – Retreat
DJ Gunshot – Wheel & Deal (Remix)
Roni Size – Timestretch
Dead Dred – Dred Bass (Pa Mix)
Cool Hand Flex – Mercy Mercy (De Underground VIP Mix)

Coldcut: 70 Minutes Of Madness - Journeys By DJ - 1995

Coldcut: 70 Minutes Of Madness - Journeys By DJ - 1995 by djmixes

This mix was an absolute favourite of mine from back in the day, Coldcut mashes techno, jungle and everything else (including Dr Who!) to full effect. A must listen.

Track list:
01. Bola - Philorine
02. Street Beats Vol.2 - Truper
03. One Blood - Reid, Junior
04. Jam On Revenge - Newcleus
05. Extreme Possibilities - 2 Player
06. King Ashabanapal - Funki Porcini
07. Noddy Holder - Jedi Knights
08. Fuk - Plastikman
09. Mo Beats - Coldcut
10. Manganese In Deep Violet - Bedouin Ascent
11. African Drug - Holroyd, Bob
12. If There Was No Gravity - Air Liquide
13. Beats And Pieces - Coldcut
14. Greedy Beat - Coldcut
15. Music Maker - Coldcut
16. Find A Way - Coldcut & Queen Latifah
17. King Of The Beats - Mantronix
18. Mag - Gescom
19. Bloody Vibes - Masters At Work
20. Trumpet Riff - Corderdos, Raphael
21. Grace - Luke Slaters 7th Pain
22. First Time I Ever Saw Your Face - Law, Joanna
23. Balthus Bemused By Colour - Budd, Harold
24. Into The 90's - Photek
25. Bridge Is Over - Boogie Down Productions
26. Nu Blud - DJ Food
27. Friendly Pressure - Jhelisa
28. Freshness - Hookian Mindz
29. Message From Our Sponsor - Biafra, Jello
30. Unify - Pressure Drop (2)
31. Again Son - Love Lee
32. Hot Flush - Red Snapper
33. Dr Who - Grainer, Ron
34. Free - Moody Boyz
35. Dusk - DJ Food

KODE 9 // FACT MIX #156 [June 2010]

This month, 9 will release the latest in K7’s DJ-Kicks series of mix CDs, a journey from elasticated house and dancehall, through soul, funk and hip-hop, to overbearing dubstep and grime. Kode is one of the world’s best DJs – his extended sets at Plastic People last year are spoken of with pure reverence, and this year he’s let out specialist mixes in 2step and “sino-grime”. Here he contributes a mix of “mostly ’94-’96 jungle”, bound by an icy, misty quality. Lemon D, DJ SS, Undercover Agent and more feature.

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Track list:

1. Soundman & Don Lloyde with Elizabeth Troy – Greater Love
2. Lemon D – Manhatten Melody
3. Dope Style – You Must Think First
4. Nut Nut – Special Dedication
5. Undercover Agent – Oh Gosh
6. DJ SS – MA2 remix
7. 12-10 Series Mk 1 – All that Jazz
8. L Double featuring Bassman – Da Base too Dark
9. Urban Jungle – Back in the Daze
10. Sacred – Kall the Kops
11. Fusion Forum – Vintage Keys
12. Maldini – Def Roll
13. Bad Influence feat. DJ Rush Puppie – Time & Time

DJ MARKY - JUNGLE / DRUM & BASS CLASSIC MIX

DJ Marky in the mix, classics tunes abound. Download HERE.

Track list:

Kev Bird & The Wax Doctor - Dark Matter 93
Rufige Kru - Krisp Biscuit
The Prodigy - Your Love (Remix)
Omni Trio - Renegade Snares (Foul Play Remix)
Sonz Of A Loop Da Loop Era - R Yeah
Grooverider - Sinister [The Influence Remix]
DJ Mayhem - Inesse (Ray Keith Remix)
Renegade Feat. Ray Keith - Terrorist
Orca - 4 Am
Wots My Code - Dubplate
Tom & Jerry Vol.9 - Air Freshener
LTJ Bukem - Horizons
Goldie - Inner City Life
Presha III - Studio Pressure
Omni Trio - Soul Promenade
Droppin' Science Vol III - Firin Line [Origin Unknow Sound FX Remix]
Deep Blue - The Helicopter Tune
Coolhand Flex & Mc Fats - Mercy Mercy
D'Cruze - Watch Out [D'Cruze Remix]
DJ Red Alert & Mike Slammer - Let's Do It
Undercover Agent - Oh Gosh
JMJ & Richie - Hall Of Mirrors
Johnny Jungle - Flammable [DJ Hype Remix]
Oaysis - Outcry
Noise Factory - Can You Feel The Rush
DJ Krust - Jazz Note
DJ Hype - Come Again
Boogie Times Tribe - The Dark Stranger (Origin Unknown Remix)
Cloud Nine - The Pedge
Skanna - This Way