On Feb 20th, 2021 i did my first 8 hour set on a rooftop venue above Inflation Nightclub. To me, this is the DJ's equivalent of running a marathon and something I'd always wanted to do. I did the full 8 hours on vinyl, i decusion i would later regrete lol #mentalfatigue 

Anyhow - SoundClub won't allow 8 hour uploads so I've split it up into two and this is part two. This one continues with the late 90's classic Trance before moving into some Tech Trance and a 3 hour block of Hard Trance classics where i was joined by Tonka for some 'Tonka & T2' action as well as a cameo from Mater Kaos. 

Hope you enjoy it!

8 Hour 'Open to Close' Vinyl Set 2021 (Part 2)

Nik Fish on Nova969 Sydney live @ Sublime, Home. 2002.

DJ Bexta Mixology Show - Classics Set!

Scot Project @ MHTR24 [Main Stage]

Biggest hard trance tracks from the late 90's & early 00's 

Hard Trance Classics

24 Piste 24

Evacuation Order

Abandoned

Here is a classic set I recorded for the Mixology Show back in May 2011. I will have to dig around for the playlist, but there are some all time favourites here!

2 Hours of BeXta Classics!

Recorded almost 20 years ago at The Metro SYDNEY. Transmission stood for the most cutting edge Techno Party in Sydney. Always sold out, this event was broadcast live on JJJ.

TRANSMISSION                  

NIK FISH & JUMPING JACK Live at Transmission 3rd Birthday

Found this oldie in my archive. Happy to share this beauty which i listened to a lot in the past. Couldn't find it anywhere online, so here it is.

If someone can help me with the tracklist, please do go ahead and help!

Live On Nova969 Sydney-04-05-2

Peewee Ferris Live On Nova969 Sydney-04-05-2003

BeXta’s career has been a unique and integral contribution to Australian dance music history. BeXta is recognized as Australia's first female dj. Starting in 1993, BeXta played her first live show to 3000 people.
She soon moved to Sydney and began releasing thru Sony, and touring nationally as a live act, and a dj. She was also signed to UK label Recover and released "One for the Road" including an Andy Farley remix, which was in the BBC 1 anthem list for 2001. She has released to date 16 singles, one Skirmish Live EP, one album which hit No8 in the ARIA Indy charts, and 12 Mixology compilations. She has just released, and is touring "Central Energy" with PeeWee Ferris and Showtek. BeXta is also in the studio producing some more tunes, and working towards her second album for release in 2010. Unlike other dj's, BeXta engineers and produces all her own music in her own studio in Melbourne.
Her dj and live show career highlights include tour support for internationals like Prodigy, Underworld, Fat Boy Slim, Carl Cox, and countless more, more Big Day Out's that any other act, and headlining events such as Utopia, Slinky, Gods Kitchen, Gatecrasher, Transmission and Kiss My Grass, her biggest crowd being 14,000 people. BeXta has residencies in most cities around the country, and is on the road touring most weeks of the year. She has played extensively through out Oz, and also New Zealand, Canada, Indonesia, the UK and Asia.
BeXta has done remixes of Vanessa Amarossi, ACDC, Icehouse, Wavestorm and recently completed remixes of Yakooza "Cocaine" and the Chicane hit "Don't Give Up" reworked by Chris Kaye. BeXta is currently remixing Lisa Lashes and Anne Savage and is about to start remixing for Alex Kidd, and Southend. She also has her own record label "Mixology Digital", and started Australian Shuffler - doing online Shuffle comps and SHFL events around the country. BeXta's Mixology radio show is broadcast on multiple stations around the world including Slinky where she is the only Australian dj with a weekly show.
This woman of dance stands out as a great contributor to Australian dance, and is on her way to ensuring her international mark is just as bold.
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