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First mix in a series of Retro mixes celebrating the best of Breaks from yesteryear. Some well known Nuskool Breaks artists in this one highlighting some of their best tracks which consolidated such a rich foundation for the Breaks EDM scene in the early 2000's. I hope you enjoy the mix :-)

Tracklist

Apollo 440 Ft Beatnuts - Dude Descending A Staircase (Stanton Warriors Vocal Remix)
Adam Freeland - We Want Your Soul
Evil Nine - Lovers Not Fighters
Plump DJs - The Gate
Underworld - Rez (Atomic Hooligan Remix)
Hyper - Slapper
Silencer Ft Nikita - Taking Hold
Unknown - On A Ragga Boot
Planet Funk - Who Said (Moguai Remix)
Nirvana Vs Adam Freeland - Smells Like Teen Spirit

Pecoe - Retro Breaks Mix Volume 1

After a successful launch of Volume 1 of my Retro Breaks Mix Series i have followed it up with another one filled with all the tracks we used to love and know and highlighting the artists that made the breaks scene such a popular genre in the early 2000's. I hope you dig ! 

Tracklist

Uberzone Vs Rennie Pilgrem - Fuego
Freestylers - Push Up (Plump DJs Remix)
C83 - Back In The Day
Hyper - Shock Proof
Dylan Rhymes - The Way (Evil Nine Remix)
Blim & Rennie Pilgrem - 2 Freaks
General Midi - Further
Berber & Tamra - Travelling On (Koma & Bones Remix)
Infusion - Legacy (Junkie XL Remix)

Pecoe - Retro Breaks Mix Volume 2

Firing off in quick succession i bring you volume 3 of The Retro Breaks Mix series i've been uploading to Soundcloud. A few golden oldies in this one plus a few that fell under the radar in a time when vinyl records were king. Sometimes it's good to relive the past, i hope you enjoy the mix. 


Tracklist

Plump DJs - Creepshow (Freestylers Remix)
C83 - Twisted Logic
Stanton Warriors - Adventures In Success
Chris Su & Flack Su - Eradicate
Alter Ego - Rocker (Christian J Remix)
Plump DJs - The Pressure
Slyde - Foxy Lady
Vigi & Zero - Down To Earth
Freq Nasty - Brooklyn To Brixton (Raw As Fuck Remix)
Plump DJs - The Push

Pecoe - Retro Breaks Mix Volume 3

Featurecast rose to fame in the early days of the genre Nu Funk and through the record label Goodgroove Records. His funky breaks music and DJ mixes were highly sort after at the time and Featurecast led the way into the newly formed Ghetto Funk Genre and record label. The Ghetto Funk movement had a huge following and still does to this day with it's wobbly bass lines over funky breakbeats. Featurecast has been a bit quite of late concentrating on sound design to basically make a living.

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breakbeat

Camacho