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Something different for December, for anyone working in engineering!


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The Langley Schools Music Project - Good vibrations
Sly & Robbie - Computer malfunction
Squarepusher - The metallurgist
Groove Armada - Are friends electric?
Leftfield - Inspection check one
Beastie Boys - Remote control
Baader Meinhof - There's gonna be an accident (only joking see the risk assessment below)
Beastie Boys - Just a test
The Avalanches - Electricity
Massive Attack - Safe from harm
The Jacksons - State of shock
Channel 5 - This is a test
Joey Beltram - Energy flash
Sono - Keep control
Guillaume & The Coutu Dumonts - Safety meetings (to remember Alan)
Evelyn Thomas - High energy
Electric Choc - Shock the beat
Daft Punk - High fidelity
Jay Haze - Feel the electricity
DBX - Live wire
Goldfrapp - Strict machine
Owiny Sigoma Band - Wires (Theo Parrish mix)
Plastikman - Risk assessment 
Martini Bros - Love the machine
Faze Action - Plans and designs
Oasis - She's electric
Daft Punk - Short circuit
Queen - Another one bites the dust
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DEEPRAVE™

Here's a downloadable version of the Prince mix I did to commemorate his life.

If You Feel Like Dancing: a Prince tribute mix by Bill Brewster

As One

Mix #122 by Bill Brewster’s is warm, lively and effortlessly constructed.

He’s been DJing since the late 80s and has played everywhere from Fabric to more intimate venues around the world, equipped with a range of music that covers everything from disco, house and funk to hip-hop, Brazilian bossa nova and Latin batucadas. Bill is also frontman and founder of his own deep house record label – Forensic.

Apart from being a versatile selector, Bill Brewster is also a writer, and together with his long-term collaborator Frank Broughton, Bill has co-authored the definitive history of DJing – ‘Last Night A DJ Saved My Life’. He’s also contributed his encyclopaedic knowledge of music to The Guardian, Independent and a number of other publications.

His exclusive mix for Wild City is one of the most fluently constructed yet – dynamic and diverse without sounding like a forced education. He kicks it off with a bit of fusion with Paikan & The Sadhus before moving onto disco, house and even a bit of reggae by the likes of Montana Sextet and Joey Negro. Clocking in at just over an hour, Bill Brewster’s selection is soulful, warm, and full and life.

Kick of your weekend right and tune in below.

For a tracklist and further info, head over here:
http://www.thewildcity.com/EN/music.xhtml/article/11246-wild-city-122-bill-brewster

Wild City Mix

Wild City #122 - Bill Brewster

Booking info: either message on here or chrisjwood500@gmail.com

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Chris Wood