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Get Funky Vol.2 (2022)

This One's On A, Glitch Hop, Psyfidelic, Psy Bass, Silly-Psybin, Psy Funk...Tip (ish)
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Psy Bass Mix #1

After a long winter the sun is shinning and the weather is nice so I thought it’s about the  time to put up the 3rd installment of my Beat Meister series.

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Beat Meister Vol 3

Flying Mojito Bros beaming live and direct from a flying saucer late night at Bonnaroo's Where In The Woods stage, June 2024. Download mp3 and grab tracklist here: https://flyingmojitobros.com/roo24

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Live at Bonnaroo – Where In The Woods 2024

Jon Charles' set in direct support of Moon Boots on January 26, 2024. Recorded LIVE at Culture DC. 

Track List:
Superfly (Original Mix) - Phil Weeks
The Player - SHEE
Disco Sound Machine - SHEE
Murder On The Dancefloor (DiscoRocks Extended Rework) - Sophie Ellis Bextor
1972 - Felipe Gordon
EL U VEE - Make A Dance
High Def - KX9000
Funkle - Ben Gomori
Thrill Me (Extended Mix) - Junior Jack, Juliet Sikora, Flo Mrzdk
L.T.B.C.Y.B. - M-High
Body Moving (Skream Remix) - Calvin Harris, Eliza Rose
E.D.A. (LOG Remix) - HUGO
Seventies (Extended Mix) - Theo Kottis
I Feel For You (Star B Extended Remix) - Bob Sinclar
Horny - Mousse T
Soleil - Ahmed Farkoun & O’Flynn
Take me to the Bridge (Baume love Edit) - Vera

LIVE At Culture DC - Moon Boots Opening Set - January 26, 2024

Years ago before I was called D-Funk I went through a few different Dj names. My friend from school thought I should be called Doug Funnybone after the cartoon Doug that was on TV at the time. I used that name for a few years as well as Smug Doug or Smug Doug Funnybone. 

When I was in UK a while ago I found some old cassette tapes & one of them was this old mix recorded in 1999! I managed to get a tape converting device & convert it into digital. The quality isn't great as you can imagine converting from a over 5 year old cassette tape but it's still ok after a few touches in the studio to remove the hum. 

The mix was done on all vinyl. That's all we had back then! It's a selection of progressive house & very early break beats. I guess you could call this my earliest 'breaks' mix! I'm not sure on what all the tracks are although I do know classics from the time such as Daphine's 'Change', Sahsa & Emerson's 'Expander', Delerium's 'Silence' & Danny Tenaglia's Turn Me On' are all on the mix. 

Website: www.dfunk.com.au 
Facebook: www.facebook.com/dfunkbreaks 
Instagram: www.instagram.com/dfunkbreaks 
Bandcamp: d-funk.bandcamp.com/music 
Spotify: open.spotify.com/artist/6ZUH9yUJI74EASFVjviNVg  

Doug Funnybone - Aug '99 Mixtape

Sydney-based, British born DJ, D-Funk has amassed a fair few achievements in his 25-years on the decks. Making his club debut at The Depot in Bristol in 1995, he’s gone on to DJ all over the world, playing notable sets at Space Ibiza and Ministry Of Sound and released on labels including Sunday Best and Bombstrikes. 

Getting his first set of decks at 14, Doug initially fell for the sounds of jungle and techno before a night dancing to house icon Tony De Vit in 1997 turned him towards the slinkier sounds of house music. 

His DJ career began to take off during his time at university in Wolverhampton where he started to pick up gigs at the Canal Club and Mezzanine, playing alongside DJs including Joey Negro, Mr Fingers, Scott Bond and Lisa Lashes, before a move to the South-Coast town of Bournemouth led him to eventually start his own night ‘Break Da House’ in 2004. 

The night took off, attracting big names including The Stanton Warriors and Plump DJs and eventually led to D-Funk’s first release, the ‘Electrotek’ EP after Dub Pistols headlined one night and Barry Ashworth from the band decided to release Doug’s music on his Westway label. The track found its way onto a TV ad in Portugal, as well as becoming a mainstay on Kiss FM’s breakbeat chart and gave Doug the confidence to pursue a career as a producer as well as a DJ, eventually leading to releases on Adapted Records and Ghetto Funk among countless other labels over the next 15 years. 

Moving to Sydney Australia in 2009, Doug started his label Upstart Music, releasing his own productions alongside tracks from the likes of Crackerz & Jam, Niko & Lyall and Rogue Robot and later started the funk label Grits N Gravy alongside friend and funk producer Philly Blunt, with the label winning the ‘Best Label’ award at Perth Dance Music Awards in 2010. 

Since living in Sydney, Doug has held down residencies at The World Bar and The Standard/Middlebar for the best part of a decade, as well as regular slots at Sash, Ivy, Goros, Hugos and many others. He’s played events for high profile companies such as Blackberry, Telstra, Jagermeister,  Sydney Cricket Ground & Saatchi & Saatchi. But there was still demand for him back on the side of the world and he regularly returned to Europe to play at Space Ibiza (including a set at the penultimate night of Carl Cox’s Revolution party) as well as touring in the UK, Europe, Asia and Canada. 

Now 25 years into his career, Doug is about to mark the 10th anniversary of his label Grits ‘N’ Gravy, with a compilation due this year mixed by himself and Philly Blunt, and has been busy producing house, hip hop and nu-disco with his current production partner Mr Doris.

Website: http://www.dfunk.com.au
Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/dfunkbreaks
Insta: https://www.instagram/dfunkbreaks
Bandcamp: https://d-funk.bandcamp.com/music
Spotify: open.spotify.com/artist/6ZUH9yUJI74EASFVjviNVg