THE MONKEY

DJ cerla Everybody Pom Pom

Nitro Vs Expression - Unlimited

Kuantize - Overflow

Mix i made on cdj's when i had them back in 2009 with classics from the new monkey all nighter in sunderland the years i used to go 2001-2003

tracklist

estrategic - power of dreams
infinity - take me now
happymen - love is you
welcome - typhiko
dj el brujo - la danza feliz
korpus - liberty
speed limit - dont give me up
j&j dj's - la festa vol.2
van & der - at my side
devil dj's - one time
wintermute - hands of fate
anonim - anonim vol.1
screen - i wait for you
korpus - indie
dr dj cerla - everybody pom pom remix
spectrum - tell me when
sistema 3 - this is techno
infinity - its so good
linda - fill my belly
















Dj Force Monkey Anthems 2001-2003 Vol.2

JOG 555 - HALLOWEEN

ILogic - Why.

Universe - Everybody Is A Star

Label co-owner Moakz returns to Codename: RCRDS with Lunatic Age EP, featuring a select of uniquely styled dancefloor bangers which have been featuring heavily in his sets over the past few months, complemented by three storming remixes from some of the most talented artists currently at work in the scene.

The EP opens with the prophetic title track ‘Lunatic Age’, a hybrid of atmospheric synths, electrostep and jungle with a warning message which feels unnervingly prescient in light of current world events. ‘A Dark Future’ flips 4x4 beats into a deep atmospheric direction as its vocals muse on the dystopian influences of the roots of jungle and techno, before Mineral contributes his stunningly brutal rework of the same track, flipping intelligently between introspective moments and tearout drops.

The 2nd half of the release brings the well titled ‘Calm Before The Storm’, with hypnotic synth lines and rolling drums building things towards a crescendo before the track locks firmly into the groove with a rumbling bass that continually pushes things forward. Code Of Silence provides his signature tearing amen drum work to his rework of ‘Lunatic Age’, bringing the hardcore elements to the fore and adding an extra vocal for good measure. Last up is man of the moment Neekeetone’s vibrant remix of ‘Back To The Earth’, where warped basses and trademark precision break choppage escalate the original to fresh new heights.

Links:
https://codenamercrds.bandcamp.com/album/lunatic-age-ep
https://cygnusmusic.link/mjyp9po

Digital Emotions - Digital 01

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