This is booty ass-shakin ghetto tech. Basic as it gets.

Get Down

Finally, a decent 303 emulator. Thank you audiorealism. This track is meant to take you back - for those of you whose memories stretch that far - to the days of acid house. It is also a nod to a former partner of mine who managed to get a real 303 working despite a mate and I spending hours trying to figure it out. When I asked her what she did, she just said: "I played with it". Nuff sed.

Play With Me

Tina Turner

This track was released in 1999 on an album of mine called "Mustang". For those who don't usually read these descriptions, lets see how it stands up 23 years later. All I can say is that the Roland Juno 60 is the BEAST

Jammin' It

Darth Vader rules the dance floor. Embrace the dark side.

Here In The Dark

Remember that BIG rave sound from the 90s? Labels like R&S and Tresor ripping our ears off our heads with brain bending tunes that made us feel like slaves in a cave of unending pleasures? Well, this is an attempt to recapture THAT exact feeling.

Belgian Waffle

Yo. Big ups to 90's techno. Yes, this track was recorded 20 years ago. Enjoy:)

Crossfeed

Ok, I admit,I have a problem. The last mix seemed to have too much top end. So here's a reboot, with dual band compression. Can I get a "Hell Yeah" or a "Nah. that's shit"? The story remains the same: this track was inspired by the story about Trump having a big red button on his desk (an ersatz doomsday trigger), which he would push whenever he felt like a certain carbonated beverage:) Play loud or listen through really good headphones.

Big Red Button

It's a banger and it doesn't come with mash. Reworked, remixed, more variety in the bass line, a snare pattern towards the end (very old skool), vocal sample to keep it rockin'. If I say anymore, I will probably disappear up my own arse, so... enjoy:)

Future Chord

It Bangs. Like in the ghetto. Bang that muthafucka.

Fever

The Room

Imagine a warehouse in some slimy part of town that has been taken over and transformed into a rave wonderland. The best sound system. The best underground DJs. You've had your disco biscuits and you walk in and hear THIS track...

Gotterdamerung

Fetish Girl

This is the live set I played at Tresor in Berlin, November, 2003. The gig was organised by the head honcho at Framework. I had done a remix for The Aphorism (which Dave Clarke quite liked) and the track "Feeling It" had been released on the "We Pledge Allegiance" EP (https://www.discogs.com/master/1147958-Various-We-Pledge-Allegiance). My "Heaven" EP was due for release on Framework in 2004 (https://www.discogs.com/release/236688-Blimp-Heaven-EP) so this set was a promo for that release. The set also features releases from my Pro-Jex EP, "EQUIP" (https://www.discogs.com/master/719322-Blimp-Equip-EP), 2001. God bless the Germans, for they do love their techno - the harder, the better:) As for what has been done to this recording, it has been run through a compressor, that's all. The flanging you hear in the breakdowns was done live. All the filtering was done live. All the vocals were prerecorded. All these tracks were 8 bar loops, sequenced by two Roland MC500s, synched, and I arranged them live, using my Mackie mixer as an editing tool. Old Skool.

BLIMP Live - "The Tresor Set" - 2003

Dedicated to Chuck303. Work in progress....

Studio 54(Acid Mix)

For those of you looking for the original version, I took it down, remixed it and put it back up (sorry if the original links don't work). I think this version has more space and drive. As I said in the original version, I resisted the temptation to add vocals, but temptation may yet get the better of me:(

One World

This track is an homage to Giorgio Moroder, one of the early pioneers of electronic music. 

Tinsel Town

If it sounds like a train journey, then my work here is done:) And now the atmospheric bit is in the right key... woops:(

Berlin Express

Red Shift

This track is sooo hot, you need Factor 50 sunscreen to not get burned:)

Factor 50

My friend, Francisco Foo, kindly consented to remix my track, "Factor 50" and it absolutely rocks. Watch for the bassline change. Genius. I love this guy's work:)

Factor 50 (Francisco Foo's 49.9% remix)

Timeloop

Street Theme

Shouts out to my friends in Ukraine - microfibra and metadexi - for reminding me about this track.

Bluefunk

Kraven

"Baby you're so sweet. Good enough to eat. Skin like milk. White Chocolate," pardon my metaphor but it is actually about drugs... not something sensitive like race... God forbid... Are you gonna play the race card?... Sorry... Heroin addiction comes up trumps every time because it does not discriminate. So stick that in your woke hanky and fuck off!

White Chocolate

Four on the floor acid banger... embrace your inner hooligan! Make some noise!

Hooligan

Transport

Old Skool Electro acid breakbeat, doused in Roland 'O' series emulations, because a) we can and b) we like it like that:)

iStutter

Tech house with a touch of Dub. Meanwhile uptown... the drug dealer gets rich. All the way from Trench Town to your hip pocket - you like it? Ja!

Pill Popper

Dirty, yet respectful, House. House music as it used to be. House music as it should be. Does that make me a romantic? No, but it does make me wanna dance....

There's A Party In My Pants And You're Invited

Old Skool lazy electro funk that brings back the happy, like bbq's on the beach or dozy house parties, dancing beer in hand, with a smile on your face, wishing the good times would never end...

Shake It (Make A Move)

Nup. Nuff sed. Track done sing itself. Rainbow vibes. I Love it!

I Love It (feat. Toni Love)

This one's a banger, with vocal. RE. PRE.SENT. Or something like that... who cares. Just dance, you crazy bastards!

(Won't You Let Me) Do My Thing

Of all the things I have lost, I miss my mind the most...

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