start something EP

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acid in tokyo (feat. YINYO)

A-Trak cooked up another batch of raw SP1200 bangers and this 3rd installment is extra crunchy. Using the vintage sampler that helped define the sound of Todd Terry, Stardust and Kenny Dope, and working within the confines of its extremely short sample time, Trizzy went to work and concocted some gold. Whether it’s the insanely funky bassline of Like I Said, the hardgroove chugging of JustCantLive or the surprising techno bump of Jyeah, this EP is full of weapons. It’s obvious that A-Trak had a smirk on his face when he was cutting up those kicks and hats.

A-Trak - Jyeah

start something

go! (George Daniel Remixes)

go! (George Daniel Gloaming Remix)

CR0²

Euphoric Detachment

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shigoto werk

ONDATONDA

Ondatonda

AI (28).mp3

Collective ROW (Toolset) distills the melodic-techno wing of Mr Fixer Music into ten neutral, loop-friendly cuts—arps, minor-key progressions, and long-form tension designed for circular mixing. Intros/outros standardized at 16–32 bars, stable energy floors, and clean transitions for fast layering.
License: Free for non-commercial use under the Fixer Creative License (FCL); commercial sync available on request.
Credit: Music by Mr Fixer Music (50/50 human–AI collective). Track from Fixer Daily Drops, Vol. 119 — Collective ROW (Toolset).

DJ notes (concise)

Flow design: Camelot 7A→4A in sequence for easy harmonic progression across the whole pack.

Use cases: build pressure in warmups, bridge peak slots without clutter, close with a controlled comedown (#1180).

Structure: each track = 32-bar intro → motif reveal by bar 49–65 → main lift by bar 97–113 → 32-bar outro.

Optional quick swaps (same BPM/keys)

Glass Arp → Prism Arp

Arc Engine → Arc Reactor

Nocturne Mesh → Nocturne Grid

Closing Meridian → Final Meridian

FDD1171 — Meridian Loop

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