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Masters at Work turned Masters of the Downlow back in 2017, when the vital New York duo touched down for an hour-and-a-half of inexhaustible bangers. Relive it here, as part of Block9's Crack Mix 500 takeover.

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TRACKLIST -- https://dmy.co/mix/dmy-mix-006-man-power

Geoff Kirkwood is an artist for the people - not so concerned with image, status or even legacy he’s a creative who is as comfortable writing or presenting experimental symphonies and Audio Visual orchestral performances as he is delivering raucous kinetic techno to sweaty dance floors. 

Filling the spaces between his eclectic output, Kirkwood's work as Man Power has become some of his most meaningful and potent. The project began all the way back in 2014 as an anonymous series of dark remixes which culminated in a debut EP on Correspondant. Via his Man Power alias, Geoff has since gone on to show the complete picture of his sonic breadth via output for the likes of DFA, SKINT, Hivern Discs and his self-helmed Me Me Me imprint. Not just satisfied with making music, his acclaimed Us & Them parties have been reversing the grubby trends of club-night promotion, ditching advance tickets and corporate mentality in place for a focus on regional talent regardless of profile. 

Recorded live in Newcastle while opening for Leftfield's tour earlier this month, this DMY mix shows Man Power's selector skills at their very best. Spanning over two hours in length, strap in for a real journey from start to finish.

DMY Mix 006 | Man Power

DJ mix to move your body.  Not trying to overcomplicate or conceptualise. This is what dance music was made to do. Make you move and groove. Enjoy.

Peace
Gerald

Ontological Shock

Broken beat, or bruk, is intrinsically collaborative. Its London originators often recorded together, taking inspiration from jazz, hip-hop, deep house, drum & bass and Afrobeat. Because the genre was born of fusion, it brought together heads from all corners of the music spectrum—sound system purists to junglists to Latin Nuyorican aficionados—who each resonated with bruk's complex rhythms in their own ways.

Ian Grant, AKA IG Culture, is an early pioneer of bruk, and his story underlines the style's synergetic nature. Starting out as an MC, he struck fame in the early '90s as one half of Dodge City Productions but quickly grew disillusioned with the major label business. After immersing himself in early George Duke records, Fela Kuti, Fuji music, The Headhunters and the like, he started experimenting in the studio. The jazz inspiration, plus his roots in reggae and background in hip-hop and acid jazz, led to his now-seminal, late '90s productions as New Sector Movements—widely considered as the starting point in bruk history.

Since then, Grant has kept building infrastructure for the hybrid sound. Alongside Bugz in the Attic, Phil Asher, Dego of 4hero, Demus and Orin Walters, he cofounded the legendary CoOp party, which became a meeting place for diverse musical minds and enabled bruk to keep evolving. Grant remains deeply committed to co-creating, as seen by the Selectors Assemble artist collective he runs with Alex Phountzi (the two are also known as NameBrandSound), his releases with Psykhomantus as Shall I Bruk It, his Afrofuturist take on bruk as Likwid Continual Space Motion and various other projects.

On his RA Podcast, the veteran artist presents a forward-thinking portrayal of bruk, adjacent styles that were directly inspired by it and other global club cuts. There are cerebral, jazzy cuts from his CoOp label, Nigerian cruise music, percussive UK garage, 2-step swing, dancehall dub and much more. This is Grant's world, where rhythmic and swung beats reign supreme.

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RA.897 IG Culture

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Terry Francis Presents Architecture

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270 - Terry Francis ‎presents 'Architecture' (1998)

Andrew Weatherall's full live session from 2020Vision presents back to basics at Village Underground December 17th 2011.  It was an amazing set spanning the full 20 years of his involvement in the club and beyond.  As soon as he dropped the beatless mix of Smokebelch the room was transformed.  Fittingly the set ends with the full version...

Andrew Weatherall Live at 2020Vision presents back to basics

Awesome mix I acquired at uni, just identified with help from Chris Weir (big up): 'At the last ever Sabresonic in Dec 95, Andrew gave out tapes (hence the caption on the tape “game over”) that were recorded on previous Sabresonic nights'. Game Over Tape 1 is a downtempo selection from Andrew - classic US hip-hop instrumentals, obscure bugged-out beats, crazy samples and general weirdness. I've had a go at a tracklisting below, please leave a comment if you can fill a blank. 

Game Over Part 2 is a superb selection of atemospheric D&B - available on mixcloud here https://www.mixcloud.com/TheFlightpathEstate/sabresonic-ii-game-over-dnb-december-1995-andrew-weatherall/

Rest in peace Andrew Weatherall.

00:00 Unknown 
04:20 Lord Finesse, OC & KRS-One - Brainstorm (Instrumental)
07:20 Ten Thieves - Straight From The Slums (Instrumental)
10:00 Lord Finesse - Hip 2 Tha Game (Instrumental)
12:50 Ten Thieves - Black Reign (Instrumental)
15:20 Group Home - Livin' Proof (Instrumental)
18:50 DJ Wally - Possi Purple
22:40 Group Home - Supa Star (Instrumental)
24:50 DJ Wally - Fetish
30:20 Unknown
32:40 Das EFX - Mic Checka (Instrumental)
35:50 The Pharcyde - Drop (Instrumental)
38:30 Supernatural - Mind Tricks
41:30 Das EFX - East Coast (Instrumental)
43:40 DJ Wally - Bitchley's Kow Korn
48:50 Supernatural - Buddah Blessed It (Instrumental)
52:30 Unknown
56:50 Unknown
1:00:20 Unknown
1:04:20 Das EFX - They Want EFX (Instrumental)
1:06:50 Unknown
1:09:50 Unknown
1:13:00 Unknown
1:15:50-end Unknown

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Andrew Weatherall - Sabresonic II - Game Over Part 1 (December 1995)

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Hypercity Forcetracks Mixed by Andrew Weatherall

707 - Hypercity Force Tracks mixed by Andrew Weatherall (2001)

Mike Huckaby performing at [KONTROL], an influential monthly party series that ran from 2005-2012 in San Francisco.  Recorded live at SF's legendary club The Endup on Saturday, August 1st, 2009. 

REST IN PEACE, HUCK.

thank you for the music, thank you for your service, and thank you for leading by example. you made this world a better place. you will be dearly missed, and never forgotten. <3

Mike Huckaby - Live @ [KONTROL] San Francisco, August 1st, 2009

The Essential Mix is a weekly radio show on BBC Radio 1 currently broadcast between 0:00 - 2:00 AM UK time on Saturday morning. Originally broadcast on 30 October 1993, the Essential Mix features contemporary DJs and music producers of electronic dance music. The show has been presented since its inception by Pete Tong and features an uninterrupted two-hour mix from a different artist each week, overlaid with occasional continuity announcements delivered by Tong. With a broadcast run in excess of 25 years, the Essential Mix is one of the longest-running programmes in the current BBC Radio 1 schedule, and is one of very few Radio 1 shows which is not broadcast live.

BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix

Essential Mix 1996-10-27 - Andrew Weatherall

BREAKING BEATS SINCE 1988. I refuse to compromise or follow trends when it comes to my sound. My music is purely for entertainment.
Booking: booking@allisrhythm.com 
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In nine albums and over fifty releases that span a 30-year career, A Guy Called Gerald has built a genre busting body of work that stands out for consistent innovation, excellence and refusal to compromise.

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A Guy Called Gerald

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