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Michael Upson presents Queer Ears with Natalia - 23 October 2021

Al Zanders was live from the arcade with 60 minutes of laid back, yet groove heavy deep house, disco and balearic. Leftfield picks from the likes of K.A.T.O, Metro Area and Agua re.

Al Zanders - November 2021

Josh was live with the February instalment of Lounging. He ran through a stack of sunshine-filled roots, dub and reggae. In the bag - Pinchers, Barry Brown and Big Youth.

Lounging w/ Josh - February 2022

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Hutch with Mr. Ho - 14 March 2022

TRACKLIST -- https://www.dummymag.com/mix/dummy-mix-631-kassian/ 

The production duo of Warren Cummings and Joe Danvers have covered an impressive amount of ground in the London rave scene in just 3 years. Since 2019 when they first officially began making music together, Kassian's exploration of house and electronica has since splintered into an exciting bevvy of after-hours dance sounds they can rightly call their own.

Running with the momentum they have picked in the build up to their forthcoming 'Chance Is Our Greatest Ally' EP, out April 15, the boys are now focused on platforming emerging talent within their local underground scene, whilst also creating a home for their own output via their new imprint, Faux Poly.

Ahead of their label launch party at Peckham's recently opened venue The Carpet Shop this April 23, the pair have toasted the latest in our Dummy mix series: "With the launch of our label Faux Poly, we're actively pushing our own boundaries in terms of blending genres and moods that have the right energy. This mix is a reflection of what we're feeling at the moment and the direction we're heading in as artists."

Dummy Mix 631 | Kassian

k2k was live with D. Tyrone for this month's Moments. They ran through two hours of progressive house, minimal techno and dub cuts. Bits in the bag from Lydia Rhodes, Ghetto Blaster Ltd and Over The Hill.

Moments w/ k2k and D. Tyrone - April 2022

Front Left Life had a change of pace this month and ran through some more soulful selections. Donald Byrd, Keni Burke and Lonnie Liston Smith all feature.

Front Left Life - April 2022

Wonderful first night at the controls in DOKA

First 2 1/2 Hours is Monty ( @flippendisks)
Last 5 Hours is Bradley ( @bradleyzero)

Record live at Doka thru Alpha Recordings Mixer.

Pt.1 Monty DJ @ Doka 30/3/22

City lights hum beneath my shoes,
Elevator dings and the skyline moves.

Rushed reflection in a tinted glass,
Suit and tie, another hour to pass.
Traffic pulses like a heartbeat drum,
Concrete mountains, and the hum becomes.
I whisper “Jah” in the boardroom chair,
He’s here in the city, I feel it everywhere.

Jah in the city clock, ticking slow,
In the rush I find the flow.
Corporate towers, asphalt sea,
He still walks these streets with me.

Coffee steam in the early light,
Emails flood before the dawn is bright.
Skytrain whistle, subway roar,
Yet in the noise I hear the roar.
Suitcase full of plans and dreams,
Jah’s the quiet voice between the beams.

Jah in the city clock, ticking slow,
In the rush I find the flow.
Corporate towers, asphalt sea,
He still walks these streets with me.

Midnight rooftop, skyline high,
Office lights flicker, stars still cry.
In the hum of the machine I swear I see,
Jah’s a whisper in the city breeze.

Jah in the city clock, ticking slow,
In the rush I find the flow.
Corporate towers, asphalt sea,
He still walks these streets with me.

Glass reflections fade to dusk,
Jah in the city — still I trust.

Jah in the city

Old Radio Song hums with nostalgia and heart — a quiet reggae memory carried through static and time.
In a corner shop late at night, a dusty radio still plays its riddim, crackling but alive.
The sound begins lo-fi, filtered like an old broadcast, before blooming into warm bass, gentle guitars, and Hammond organ tones.
Male reggae vocals tell stories of yesterday, joined by female harmonies that soften every echo.
A mellow rap recalls the voices of neighbors, markets, and midnights — when music united everyone.
Through the hiss and hum, one message remains clear:
“Old radio song, carry me home.”
An intimate reggae ballad that feels timeless, cinematic, and deeply human.
Alan-B-K – The Human · AI Art of Sound


Old Radio Song

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DIY Excellence. From London To The World.

Lounging w/ Josh - February 2022

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