ya just knew there'd always be some left left to give round hurr

gonna go back just to watch my comments lol

1. Luke Vibert - I Love Acid
2. First Choice - Love Thang (Genius of Time Edit)
3. Leo Zero - Down The Drain
4. Chemise - She Can't Love You (12" Mix)
5. Padlock - Hopscotch (Larry Levan Remix)
6. Los Amigos Invisibles & Dimitri From Paris - Glad to Know You (Ray Mang's Flying Dub)
7. Kon - Aw Baby
8. Human - Sunflower Acid
9. Global Communication - The Deep
10. Cos-Ber-Zam - Ne Noya (Daphni Mix)
11. Can - Sunday Jam
12. Rick Wilhite - Ruby Nights (Glib's "Solo Flight" Remix)
13. DJ Steef - Venusian Missing
14. Rocky Jones - Choice Of The Underground
15. Full Crate x Mar - Nobody Else (Club Edit)
16. Metro Area - Atmosphrique
17. Isolee - You Could Do Your Memories

Casey Anderson - Shek O Shimmy (for Volklore)

Following her mesmerizing performance at last month's Junction 2 Inner City event, Bristol based DJ, illustrator and all round creative @danielle_dj takes the reins of mix number 21 in the Junction 2 series.

Drawing inspiration from her dad’s expansive record collection meant Danielle caught the music bug and bagan crate digging early on, eventually becoming a self-taught DJ. Landing a job at the famed Phonica records, where she worked for 10 years, Danielle further advanced and refined her knowledge of the ever-growing and far reaching realm of electronic music, allowing her to forge a well informed and enviable track selection behind the decks. Additionally, Danielle has also been a resident on NTS Radio since 2017. Alongside this, she regularly mentors at the popular Bristol-based DJ workshop Mix Nights, giving her the opportunity to impart her invaluable knowledge to the next generation. 

Nominated for best breakthrough DJ in 2020 by DJ Mag, Danielle has played on some of the biggest festival stages including Glastonbury, Dimensions, Kala and Love Saves The Day, as well as clubs like DC10, fabric, Oval Space, Pickle Factory and Ohm. Her far-reaching understanding of music, and commitment to diverse sounds, is reflected in this all-encompassing mix, in which breakbeat, electro, jungle and everything in between are stitched eloquently together.

Junction 2 Mix Series 021 -  Danielle

Brooklyn’s @aye5ha blazes through a selection syncopated club sounds, thunderous techno and twisted breaks in her high-velocity Fresh Kicks mix, and chats to Eoin Murray about forging connections through music, her new EP on Scuffed Recordings and more

Interview & tracklist: https://djmag.com/features/fresh-kicks-163-ayesha

Fresh Kicks 163: Ayesha

Tracklist: https://www.nts.live/shows/moxie/episodes/moxie-10th-november-2021

Me & @parris_dj b2b for 2 hours. Less chat & more music for this episode. Dive in!

Moxie b2b Parris on NTS Radio:(10.11.21)

Flow State w/ special guest Razrbark (noods radio 2021.11.16)

That's right, It's a Mood Support Christmas Special!! It's a Christmas miracle!

Mood Support clinical Moodologist, Alec Sander, has put together a mix of "not too cringe worthy" christmas tracks to accompany you this holiday season.

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Stay tuned for more balanced wellness tips and selections for maximum mood support, mood lift and mood enhancement.
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Clinical studies show that this supplement is extremely effective*
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A Mood Support Christmas Special - Alec Sander

Kiosk Radio is an online community radio streaming 24/7 from a wooden shack in the heart of Brussels’ historic “Parc Royal”.
More info and music: https://kioskradio.com

The Morning Show w/ AliA & Bass Toast @ Kiosk Radio 14.04.2023

Turbo selections as Tropical Waste went head to head with LA-based dance music collective Fast At Work.

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Tropical Waste VS Fast At Work - July 2023

DJ & producer Shy One oversees the chatroom nonsense and brings that necessary get-up-and-go vibe every other hump day...

https://www.nts.live/shows/soup-to-nuts-shy-one/episodes/soup-to-nuts-shy-one-26th-july-2023

Soup To Nuts w/ Shy One 260723

For our bicentennial Truancy Volume, Pearson Sound takes the reins. Few artists have meant so much to us over the years, and David Kennedy’s music, DJ sets and mixes have been an instrumental pillar to our foundation at Truants. Under his early moniker Ramadanman, he was responsible for timeless dancefloor anthems like “Work Them“, “Glut” and “Don’t Change For Me“, with his gradual transition into Pearson leaving a hotbed of tracks behind in his discography, as well as a much lauded mix for the FabricLive series. His evolution from Ramadanman days to the Pearson Sound we now celebrate is inextricably linked to the transformation of electronic music this decade, bringing techno, breaks, dubstep, house and UK funky into a singular, amorphous arena. Responsible for many of our favourite 12″s, the last ten years has been filled with a page list of memorable club moments and releases.

Download/Read more: http://truantsblog.com/2018/truancy-volume-200-pearson-sound/

Soundcloud: @pearsonsound @hessleaudio

http://truantsblog.com

Truancy Volume 200: Pearson Sound

For full track listing click here: https://bleep.com/features/bleep-mix-112--klone

K-LONE’s Cape Cira LP is one of the prettiest records you’ll hear all year in techno or any other genre. The Wisdom Teeth boss created a verdant sonic world on that album, one where rippling beats came drenched in sun-dappled atmospheres and melodies that evoked palm trees swaying in a breeze. On this exclusive mix, @k-lone93 lets us in on some of the music that inspired the record. The mix’s first half largely eschews dancefloor pulses in favour of dreamy flushes of sound - while there are some gently danceable numbers in here from the likes of DJ Python and Duckett, the entries around them emphasise new-age-inspired textures in a manner that draws a clear line to Cape Cira. We then enter a territory of coy techno and micro-house throbs, one where Jan Jelinek’s ‘Rock In The Video Age’ sets the tone, before blissing out with pure ambiences at the mix’s close. 

"This mix is a selection of cuts from my favourite albums I was listening to around the time of writing Cape Cira, mostly the sort of stuff for listening to at home rather than the club. Featuring music from Leif, Steve Reich, Loidis, Duckett, Kelly Lee Owens, Pole, Jan Jenelik, Don't DJ & Visible Cloaks."

Bleep Mix #112 - K-LONE

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A.K.A BIG PURPLE, 
A.K.A BIG PURP, 
A.K.A Sam G.,
A.K.A Volklore.

Maker of: 
MIXES, & 'RECORDER' PARTIES WITH MY BROTHER, FRERE. Playing across genres but often getting stuck in hip-hop, trip-hop, and wonky stuff.

Casey Anderson - Shek O Shimmy (for Volklore)

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