Always associate this with DJ Marky - The Brazilian Job. What a tune!

For the final mix of our MIXMAS season, Kravitz goes old school. Not the usual go-to foundational old school, but a slightly younger old school where many of us overlap in terms of reference points and roots regardless of generations… The noughties. A time when D&B was in a wild state of flux, booming, shaking and tearing between two critical commercial points around 2000 – 2012.

It’s not a decade that’s celebrated as much as the 90s or cited as much as the 2010s in terms of its influence within the modern streaming/social media age. But it was a decade when some of the biggest names today emerged and blossomed and a time when some absolutely humungous anthems were crafted. Total Science’s Nosher, Zinc’s Creeper, Noisia’s Block Control, Un-Cut’s M.I.S.T, Bad Company’s Snowcat, Brookes Brothers Take Me Away… The list of heroic dancefloor headbutts from this era is endless and they’re pretty much all in Kravitz’s mix.

What a fun way to bring this celebration of mixes to an end. We catch up with Ben Kraweic for a long overdue interview: https://1-more-thing.co.uk/interviews/kravtiz-closes-mixmas-with-this-epic-diary-of-a-noughties-raver-mix/

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