Levels were a bit off and the mic was too loud but the tunes were still all good!
Tracklist:
Peejay - Ecstasy
Puffin Billy - Don’t You Want Some More
Diplomat - Choose Your Weapons
Nervous & Anxious - Elevate
Hornsey Hardcore - Don't Get Strange
Simon Holmes - Hyperspeed (2021 Vision Mix)
JMT - Someday
Liquid Crystal - Radiate (Sub Fundation Remix)
DJ C.H.Z.- Kirk's Final E
Noise Factory - Dance With The Speaker
Lucas - Illegal Gathering (Original Mix)
Hedgehog Affair - Parameters
Innercore - Trippin' On Beats (Bad Trip Mix)
DJ Jedi - Who's In Control (Original Mix)
Gaffer - Perpetual Energy 
dYstance - Rewindz (Original Mix)
Z-Neo - Keep Coming 
Damage Inc - 1 For Da Gaffer (Gaffer remix)
RenegadeGenius - The Chills
Doc Scott- N.H.S (pursuit's nu-rave disco-dirt remix)
Ben Venom - Fire Rasta
DJ Style 90.6 - Crawl Space 
Jack Jekyll - Take You Higher 
Fav - Nightfall
DJ Fav - Deep Throat (Gag Mix)
DJ Nee - Rainbows
DJ Nee - Tha Joint
JMT - Dont Need your Love
Dj Beeno - 2 Steps More
Amaretto - Don't Deal With Me
Aeon Four - Radiant

Gaffer - Live On Renegade Radio 13/03/21

Top Drawer Digital Presents :
TDDR086 - Lucas : Darkness & Movement
Beatport : https://www.beatport.com/release/darkness-movement/3397320
Spotify : https://spoti.fi/3cztUHk
Bandcamp : https://topdrawerdigital.bandcamp.com/album/darkness-movement

Lucas starts the journey down this path of darkness then Skin Teeth and Strange Rollers give you their unique perspective on the story being told reinterpreting it to complete this package.
The Original tells the tale from the girls perspective, moody atmospherics paint a claustrophobic scene until the dark old skool stabs cut through this breakbeat driven piece. Lucas is back doing what he does best, Underground Dark & Moody Breaks.
https://soundcloud.com/topdrawerdigital/lucas-darkness-movement-tddr086-top-drawer-digital
Skin Teeth drops the vocals and lets the Beats and Bass do all the talking and when we say talking we really mean shouting !! This gnarly monster of a track hits hard and cuts deep. Exactly the sort of track we've come to expect from this scene powerhouse.
https://soundcloud.com/topdrawerdigital/lucas-darkness-and-movement-skin-teeth-darkness-mixtddr086-top-drawer-digital
Strange Rollers finish of this moody tale and put the opposite side of the story into the mix. There's a reason we have been so aligned with this versatile music machine since the beginning of our 11 year TDD journey and this sort of track is exactly why. The full on Acid attack will leave you nowhere to hide , wave after wave of twisted dark 303s and pounding beats mark the crescendo of this solid package, a story to be told time and time again.
https://soundcloud.com/topdrawerdigital/lucas-darkness-movement-strange-rollers-progressive-bad-trip-mix
Full Release 25th June 2021

Darkness & Movement

Lucas - Darkness & Movement [TDDR086 Top Drawer Digital]

Set was mixed via Facebook Live:
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[CHP020] - OHVERCLOCK - TECKNOWLEDGY  

1. TNT
2. MADE IN 561
3. TNT (R21 REMIX)

OUT NOW! https://growchp.bandcamp.com/album/tecknowledgy-

Written and produced by Ohverclock 
Track 3 Remixed by R21
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Tecknowledgy (ep preview clips)

Code Rising presents:

The Asynchronous Recoded Collective Volume 2 with remixes by Robodrum, Will Webb, JR10, and Commuter!

Enjoy the free download!

Code Rising - Nightriders (Will Web's Zero One Remix)

Rare mix tape from when I was a club kid & resident at The Edge Ft Lauderdale.
Don't judge on the mixing skills, I was just getting started.

R - FRESH - Dance In Paradise (1994) (A)

One of the beautiful, pastorally infused tracks off of the lovely new album from English artist, Enofa...entitled "Nerra Ninna Noak"...

Enofa "Nerra Ninna Noak" (Part 7)

Utomica ‘Rok A Bye’ – its one of those holy grails that people were always asking me for. “It would be great if you could make this one happen” the emails and messages would say, and these messages were regular, not just from one super keen person, but from many people. It became a quest for me to track down the creators of this 12″ and a bloody long quest it turned out to be. But good things do come to those that wait and this is one of those times that patience paid off.

So its a Sunday night, February 2020 and three middle aged men are trying to work out how to do a 3-way Whatsapp call. Well, its not the technological side of it all that’s the struggle, all 3 are aufait with that side of things, its getting us all free at the same time to make it happen! Previous arranged dates had been and gone. Its not like a quick 10 minute call, these interviews are over an hour, sometimes two hours, as we drill down into how things came about, so for everyone to have that much time set aside from the family and other responsibilities takes some organising… and for Whatsapp to be able to retain the channels open, well, that’s just pot luck. The drop outs were frequent, but the perseverance was second to none… and so we chatted.

I have Martin Lee-Stephenson and David Salvi both on the phone at once, both of the members of Utomica and artists on the Pro-One label through various guises. My first question ‘Where did the name come from?’ “It was a bit improvised, we needed a new name for a more jungle sounding project, we were always wanting to stay ahead of the curve and try new musical styles. At the time I was into weird and wonderful stuff”. Martin kicks things off, adding “We were working on weird physics names at the time and we felt that we were sound scientists”. “We would have endless conversations about science and synths and always wanted to stay in touch with the musical advent garde” David continues “So the name Utomica just sounded right for this new project”.

Martin (who was living just behind the soon to be opened Blue Note in Hoxton – “Law and Auder and the Rising High Studios were a five minute walk from my flat. Howie B lived two doors away and Jarvis Cocker was upstairs for a while!) is from a rock background but caught onto the acid house scene that was kicking off in London in the late 80’s and decided that was where he wanted to go musically. David was more from the soul and jazz scenes that London had to offer and was already moving around in the early hardcore scene – “My main connection to the scene was through De Underground Records/Reel to Reel Productions (John Aymer/Flex/Mike) who I met when Hopa recommended me for some engineering work, they then approached me to engineer a remix of “We Are E”. It was in fact through these guys that I met Mike (Michael Whittaker) who had originally formed Pro One. We met, got on brilliantly and within a few days decided to combine forces and keep the label name Pro One. This was in late 1991. The studio was then reformed and renamed as Pro One Recordings”.

They first linked together in 1992 as they both had a mutual friends, but the main linchpin was a guy called Bobbi Style who was a singer and had a band called The Love Junkies, signed to Pro One for an album. Bobbi’s Dynamic Studios was based in Hoxton and David had been drafted in to engineer the project whilst Martin had been asked to play bass guitar and during the downtime, David and Martin bonded over their mutual love of the growing hardcore scene. It was from this chance encounter that they decided to start making music together, their first collaboration being this release, ‘Rok-A-Bye’. Utomica had been born.

Utomica - 'Rok A Bye' - VFS020 - 192mp3 clip

Code Rising is an American Electro duo that was formed in 2010 and consists of Matt Lancaster (South Carolina) and Ryan Phillips (South Florida). Over the years, Code Rising has shared the stage and worked with some of the biggest names in the Electro music scene; performing live mainly in Miami and the surrounding Florida coasts.

After a healthy line of digital releases on Monotone Records from 2010-2013, the duo saw the release of their first full-length CD "Dissemination Protocol" on their own label, Propulsion Recordings. 2021 saw the largest release from the duo yet; "A Spectral Odyssey" was released digitally via BandCamp with a whopping 18 track playlist. Accounting for original and collaborative work, the duo have more than several 12" EP releases in their catalogue. Most of the Code's discography can be found on Soundcloud and Bandcamp! If you have any questions, the duo can be contacted via the links below.