Atmospheric Jungle DnB Mix 10 (Orbital Geometry) 167-169 BPM

Colours Revisited

73 MK8 Revisited

Download: https://www.beatport.com/release/tequila-sunrise/4805267

https://linktr.ee/lizplayrecords

Bad 4 Life - Tequila Sunrise (LIZPLAY RECORDS)

In the lead up to their appearance at Drum&BassArena - 19 Years @ Heaven in London on May 24th, we caught up with Blu Mar Ten and scored this vintage mix from '96. 19 years old and still sounding suave, it's matured like a fine wine. Recorded onto cassette with 2 belt-drive turntables (as they were too broke for Technics at the time), and a mixer with no EQ, this is a true piece of D&B history. One for the heads.

Read the interview here: http://breakbeat.co.uk/interviews/drumbassarena-19-years-blu-mar-ten-mix-from-96/

Tracklist:

Seba: Sonic Winds
Shogun: Nautilus
PFM: The Mystics
LTJ Bukem: Coolin Out
Carlito: Diffusion Room
Mystic Moods: Music is the Basis of All Life
Mouly & Lucida: Inertia
Tango: Spellbound
Free Hand: I Can't Stop
One True Parker: Bubblegum (Ray Keith remix)
Olive: Miracle (Doc Scott remix)
Photek: Rings Around Saturn
The Sentinel: Toulepleu
Source Direct: Artificial Barriers
Michelle Gayle: Sweetness (LTJ Bukem remix)
Funky Technicians: Airtight
Blame: Neptune
Tribe Zero 2: Death By Sax
The Spirit: The Riff

Blu Mar Ten - A Mix From '96

FATAL

Taken from Musical Messages EP
Label : Good Looking Records - GLREP018V
Released : 2002

You Make Me Feel (2002)

Random Movement
A: 'Risk VIP'
AA: 'Heard It In My Head'

Label: Rubik Digital
Cat #: RRD026
Format: Digital Download
Full Release: 31st October 2011

The b-side on this release is what we come to love and expect from the badman Random Movement. Pure jazz vibes, with a deep and soulful layout, 'Heard It In My Head' is a great compliment to it's smashing counterpart. Both tunes feature that signature Random Movement sound, but give a different take on it completely. This tune is the heart and soul of drum &amp; bass, and easily an a-side in it's own right.

Random Movement - Heard It In My Head - OUT NOW!!

Part Of Me

Part of Me

Random Movement & T.R.A.C. - Living In A Dream - Lost On Purpose LP (FLTPTRN001LP)

Buy/Stream links:

Full Album:

Vinyl:
Triple Vision: http://bit.ly/2BkFmnh
Redeye: http://bit.ly/2VR9hNh
Juno: http://bit.ly/35DF0Gt

Digital:
Junodownload: http://bit.ly/2VWWFV1
Beatport: http://bit.ly/2pzxpIi
iTunes: https://apple.co/2OSXywq
Apple Music: https://apple.co/2J0tcEC
Spotify: https://spoti.fi/32sMwSC
Youtube: http://bit.ly/2oIoC70

Individual track:

Junodownload: http://bit.ly/2MsQNzX
Beatport: http://bit.ly/33IYOWV
iTunes: https://apple.co/2nX9d2f
Apple Music: https://apple.co/2MMYC2a
Spotify: https://spoti.fi/2JftyY7
Youtube: http://bit.ly/2BljxnR

Lost On Purpose

Living In A Dream w/ T.R.A.C.

Buy on Redeye

Raucus dnb set showcasing some of the wicked tunes from the new Liquid V Album Club Sessions Vol 7 hosted by Carlito and Addiction featuring some next level liquid rollers.

PFM - Raucus Dnb Show ( V Recordings Club Sessions Vol 7 Showcase Mix )

The Trip City soundtrack EP will be released on vinyl for the first time in June 2021, along with an incendiary incarnation of Trevor Miller’s novel. This is a mini-mix of all five tracks:

A1. Trip City 
A2. Valentine’s Theme 
A3. At The Mambo 
B1. FX 
B2. Soho Chances

Available for pre-order at https://velocitypress.uk/product/trip-city-book/ 

In 1989 when Trip City was first released with the soundtrack on audio cassette, there had been no other British novel like it. This was the down and dirty side of London nightclubs, dance music and the kind of hallucinogenic drug sub-culture that hadn’t really been explored since Tom Wolfe’s The Electric Kool-Aid Acid Test. Maybe this is why Trip City is still known as “the acid house novel” and an underground literary landmark. 

Trevor Miller (excerpt from vinyl sleeve): “It was an overcast afternoon, early in 1989 when I went to visit A Guy Called Gerald at Moonraker Studios in Longsight, Manchester… You have to imagine or cast your mind back to a time before electronic music was largely generated via software or complex apps. Drum machines and sequencers were the gold standard – or all there was. So, the early pioneers like Gerald Simpson were literally inventing a ‘sound’ that didn’t totally exist, yet. I must confess, I was a little sceptical at first when Gerald opened a few beat-up holdalls and started lifting out a weird collection of 808s, 303s and the like. Still, he plugged them together like some mad genius and then literally conjured a soundtrack from thin air. I was staggered by his intuitive skill and virtuosity. I was energised by how he changed-up and dropped into different styles, without skipping a beat. From orchestral, through danceable, even the sombre power of Gregorian chants… Thirty-plus years later, I would like to think that the soundtrack is important because it sets the story in a time and a place. It’s an atmospheric companion piece that may well transport you back to those sweaty nights in a smoke-filled club when too many pills took hold. If it does – great. And if not, it doesn’t really matter because these are still terrific tunes that sound just as unique and emotive as when Gerald made them, all those years ago.”

Gerald: “When Trevor first gave me his manuscript for Trip City, I was excited by the experimental concept of writing music for a novel with the birth of British acid house as its backdrop. I wanted to create musical paintings which would evoke the story's atmosphere and illustrate its visions of a dark, seedy club scene and the characters lurking there. This reissue affords a rare snapshot of an evolving music scene and celebrates the history of electronic dance music over the past 30 years.”

Trip City Soundtrack Mix

ADAM F

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73 MK8 Revisited

ADAM F

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