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Solid Steel (2nd January) In hour 2 we welcome Discodromo, the Italian duo based in Berlin who also founded the Cocktail d'Amore label alongside Berghain resident Boris Dolinski. Although down a notch in tempo, this mix retains the quality throughout. We don't have a tracklist, but it's full of their trademark sound that successfully treads the line between cosmic disco and house.

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2015 is underway and with our new years eve hangover finally behind us we’re in the mood for something fresh for this weeks exclusive podcast. Step forward Luke Miskelly who as a an artist that that has always had a deep passion for electronic music was just the man we needed to get the year underway in style.

With influences of house, garage, drum and bass and jungle, Luke has developed an individual style that compliments the elements of these genres and blends them into house and techno. Since meeting FUSE label chief Enzo Siragusa in 2008, who instantly picked up on his unique style and energy for music, he has gone from strength to strength and is now a firm fixture in the London based labels close-knit roster of residents. Fitting in perfectly alongside the passionate and distinctive FUSE ethos we thought it was about time Mr. Miskelly showcased his skills for us at Data Transmission. Enjoy.

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When most people think of Sweden they think of the usual clichés: meatballs, blondes and reasonably priced furniture. Here at Data Transmission though, we aren’t most people and the first thing we think of when someone says Sweden is house music. The Swedish House Mafia may have brought Sweden to the attention of mainstream music fans in a way not seen since Abba via their chart topping exploits but they are far from the only talent to be coming out of the Scandinavian nation in recent times with a new wave of DJs and producers taking the world by storm. At the forefront of this global takeover bid is fast rising DJ and producer Tobtok who has been moving dancefloors across the globe with his playful take on house and nu disco.

First coming to our attention via his output on French Nu disco outlet Kitsune it only took us a few listens to realise this was someone we  needed to have on the podcast and with Tobtok touching down in London to work his magic at Shapes alongside compatriot Oliver Nelson January 31st we couldn’t hope for a better time to welcome him in to the DT fold now.

So to get you in the mood – or just brighten your day - we thought it was about time we had Tobtok showcase his dexterity on the decks for DT podcast number four hundred and eighteen. Check it out now.

Tracklist

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Born in Siena, raised in Naples but growing up as an artist in London, Davide Squillace follows in a long line of international musicians adopted by the British capital as one of it’s very own.  Returning to Italy with a new found zeal from the European metropolis Davide quickly found himself the name on peoples lips both at home and abroad as he quickly became one of the hottest acts on the scene playing at some of the worlds coolest nightspots. 

Now living in Barcelona, he runs This and That Lab, a unique fusion of label and think tank combining music, art and culture used as a platform for Davide and other like minded artists to develop creative projects in music, visual art, design, fashion and writing. He also forms one third of electronic super group Better Lost Stupid alongside scene luminaries Martin Buttrich & Matthias Tanzmann who delivered several of our favourite performances of 2014. 

So with a big year ahead beginning with a hotly anticipated appearance at London’s Fire for Saved Records first showcase of 2015 January 31st we thought it was about time we had Davide drop a mix for our podcast series. Check it out now!

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Whether it's natural talent or simply luck, Dean Marriot, known to the world as D.Ramirez, holds the secret to musical success. Since kicking off his production career in the late '80s, the Yorkshire-born producer has repeatedly turned out essential house records, initially smashing the white label market as the Lisa Marie Experience with partner Neil Hinde (remember 'Do That To Me' and 'Keep On Jumpin''?). Then 2006 rolled around, and with it, Bodyrox's 'Yeah Yeah'; now under his solo moniker, Dean was charged with remixing the track and adding in Luciana's fiery vocal line, and then as they say, the rest is history. 

Despite being credited with reinventing electro house with this mid-noughties mega hit, Dean has shied away from the commercial direction the genre has taken since. So what is he up to now? Well, Dean's latest project, Motherload – co-run by pal Guy Williams – is designed to bring the very best in jackin beats, deep house and disco to London every month. Taking place at Islington's East Bloc, Motherload began its 2015 run last Friday, beating back the miserable weather with purely positive vibes. In conjunction with the series, Dean and Guy hit the studio too, dropping The Motherload EP via Great Stuff Recordings back in September last year.

It's not just East Bloc benefiting from Dean's devotion to house either, as he's whipped up a mix of the very finest in 4/4, exclusively for Data Transmission!


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Regardless of what people tell you everybody needs a little drum and bass in their life from time to time so for this weeks podcast we secured the services of our go to guy when we’re looking for our D&B equivalent of our five a day: Cyantific. 

Needing little introduction we’ve long been fans of Cyantific both as a producer and a DJ. Since the early noughties he’s been producing some of the finest D&B music around whilst touring the globe and rocking some of the world’s best parties. Not content with smashing it as both in the DJ booth and the studio he’s also turned his hand to running a label with his own imprint CYN Music going from strength to strength and finding its releases becoming staples in DJ crates of many the scenes coolest names.

So with his hotly anticipated remix of Mike Mago’s ‘Outlines’ having just arrived via Ministry of Sound and a series of arguably even more hype generating releases on the horizon we thought the time was right to see him take the reins on our podcast series. Happy Birthday to us!

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Interview with House of Black Lanterns: http://bigupmag.com/2015/03/big-mix-95-house-black-lanterns-interview/

Tracklist:
House of Black Lanterns - Desire [unreleased]
Mike Patton - Friction [Lakeshore Records]
House of Black Lanterns - We Get Lower [Space Is The Place Records]
Maelstrom - The Line [Zone]
Egyptian Lover - And My Beat Goes [Freak Beat Records]
Gessafelstein - The Operator [Zone]
Matt Whitehead - A Is For Acid (Perc Redux) [Perc Trax Limited]
Lvis 1990 - Video Drone [Night Slugs]
Egyprixx - Alta Civilisation [Night Slugs]
Dubfire - Exit ft Miss Kittin (Brodinski Remix) [Sci+Tec]
Mark E - Acivity [Futureboogie]
John Convex - Snake [Zone]
James 'Jack Rabbit' Martin - Only Wanted To Be (unreleased Acid
Version) [Still Music]
Phuture - Your Only Friend [Trax Records]
Dj Richard - Leech2 [White Material]
Randomer - Stupid Things I Do (New School Remix) [Clone Basement Series]
Janet Jackson - Got Til It's Gone (Armand Van Helden Speedy Garagez
Mix) [Virgin]
Pinch & Mumdance - Turbo Mitzi [Tectonic]
House of Black Lanterns - Code Of The Streets [Free download]
Logos - Alien Shapes [Keysound Recordings]
Mumdance & Logos - Boss Drum [Keysound Recordings]
Egyprixx - Adult (Helix Bootleg) [Night Slugs]
Wiley - Step 8 [Free download]
Chemist - Hoodrat [Coyote Records]
Strict Face -Taipan Showers [Coyote Records]
Strict Face - Python Crossing [Different Circles]
Logos - Metropolis [Keysound Recordings]
Egyprixx - Badboy [Night Slugs]
M.E.S.H - Scythians (Logos Remix) [PAN]
Hodge - Return To The East [Berceuse Heroique]
Hype WIlliams - Your Girl Smells Of Chung When She Wears Dior [Hippos In Tanks]

BIg Up Mix 96 - House of Black Lanterns

Tracklist - http://www.datatransmission.co.uk/news/433-vanilla-ace/

It’s Monday. We knew this day would come. Whether you spent your weekend having a couple of drinks at your local or being dragged out on a disatrous date following a very brief chat with a stranger on Tinder before drunk calling that girl you met at 4am you at a festival last summer to tell them you love them (we may be giving away too much information here) AM back at your desk for another week was never going to be an easy gig. Help is at hand however, as fast rising Londoner Vanilla Ace steps up to deliver this weeks exclusive podcast.

Having picked up serious play from some of the scenes biggest names Vanilla Ace has been on our radar as one to watch for a while now and looks set to blow in the coming months with a slew of high quality releases slated to arrive on some of our favourite labels. Fans that we are of his studio exploits, it’s not just us abilities within the production suite that have led to us giving him such fervent support but also a dexterity on the decks that has been moving dance floors the world over. So with his new collaborative 3 track ‘Better Way’ EP with Rafael Cerato out now on Italian house and techno label Go Deeva Records we thought the time was right to welcome him into the fold as our latest contributor to deliver a mix for us here at DT? Vanilla Ace, Ace Baby…

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Tracklist - http://www.datatransmission.co.uk/podcasts/442-the-drifter/

The Drifter, otherwise known as Mark Flynn, is an Irish DJ, producer, and singer raised in a countryside town near Dublin. Growing up, Flynn would dabble in choirs and rock bands alongside close friend Mano Le Tough, before going to university and being exposed to dance music. Today The Drifter is a fond purveyor of the melodic and mesmerising breed of electronic music, and is now based in the thriving city of Berlin where he runs the Maeve label alongside co-founders Mano Le Tough and Baikal – a label which despite being in its infancy has already hosted names such as Matthew Dekay, Dixon and Ripperton.

As well as Maeve, his own productions have appeared on imprints such as Tigers On A Leash, Lossless, and Permanent Vacation, and his voice has even been lent to the likes of Jacob Korn, Slow Hands, Erdbeerschnitzel, Good Guy Mikesh & Filburt, and Baikal. Now, as the summer gets into full swing The Drifter’s momentum shows no symptoms of faltering, with a string of remixes set to arrive over the next few months whilst his touring schedule sees him live up to him musical moniker, touching down in America, Germany and Brazil in the near future.

As astute in the DJ booth as the studio, it's with a great deal of excitement that we welcome the Drifter to our podcast series as he shifts through the gears to deliver a fresh set of cuts for you to wrap your ears around.

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Where has the time gone? It seems like only yesterday we were prepping our inaugural podcast from Ed Banger founder Busy P for your listening delights and here we are today at edition number 450.

We’ve had some great guests since launching the series back in 2008 but today we’ve got a mix that is up there with the very best of them with special set from Data Transmission favourites Steve Mac and Robert Chetcuti, who have resumed their partnership as Rhythm Masters for the first time in a decade.

Returning to the fold as a duo for their own Dis-Funktional Recordings imprint, expectations as to what we could expect from the pairings triumphant reunion were significantly raised upon the unveiling of their latest cut 20 Year Cycle, which seriously impressed us here at Data Transmission.

Super talented DJs as well as producers, the years Rhythm Masters have spent in the game so far have seen them forge a fierce reputation both behind the decks and in the studio with his CV boasting a wealth of legendary productions, collaborations and remixes. It’s their abilities in the DJ booth we’re celebrating today though as after hearing them demolish dance floors all around the globe, we thought it was high time we nabbed their considerable talents for ourselves here at DT!

Jam packed with previously unheard material , it’s a mix that has put smiles on the faces of everyone who has heard it so far. Roll on podcast 4,500!

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Tracklisting http://www.datatransmission.co.uk/podcasts/463-snbrn/

Now sunburn is something we normally try to avoid but in Kevin Chapman’s case we’re willing to make an exception as the Los Angeles based DJ and producer continues to plot his route to superstardom. 

Having first come to our attention via his fresh takes on classic records  such as Marvin Gaye's ‘Sexual Healing’, we’ve had our ears bent repeatedly by our overly suntanned friends on the West Coast about SNBRN, with his exploits on the decks and in the studio quickly winning an army of fans and marking him out as one of electronic music’s hottest properties. 

Offering up a varied take on house that draws influence from across the spectrum of electronic music, it’s easy to see why his diverse, upbeat style has resonated with audiences Stateside and just why a number of taste making outlets are falling over themselves to tip him for future world domination.

Being the go getters that we are, we thought we'd strike why the iron's hot and invite Mr. Chapman to serve up a set of selections for our official podcast series.  So without further ado, may we present to you: SNBRN.

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Sunday. That most hallowed of days. Be you just finishing your night out at an after, after party or just unwinding with a nice glass of vino, we embrace the end of the weekend for what it is, a chilled out affair.  Thus, we thought it was about time we started soundtracking this most underrated of times, asking our favourites DJs to dig through their record boxes and serve up something a little different for our brand new Chilled Transmission series.

After last weeks more funk infused mix from Homeboy, fun loving German duo Satin Jackets serve up set of selections designed primarily to make you feel, well human again. We'll freely admit the cold weather and the fact it's still not quite Christmas yet had begun to take its toll on us here at DT towers but luckily Tim B and Den Ishu were on hand to cure our chronic case of SAD with an hour long mix of super sexy, infectious house music that's pure summertime.

"Every mix takes us a few months to find the right music. We pour my heart and soul into it and I hope to be able to take the listener on a little journey" the boys explain. "It doesn’t really matter where to as long as you can close your eyes and let it take you places."

So step onboard the Satin Jackets express and see where their music takes you. HintL it's somewhere warm.

Chilled Transmission: Satin Jackets

The Ah Track

As you may have guessed by our extensive coverage over the past few years, we're quite the fans of multi-monikered electronica maestro Dylan Richards here at Data Transmission. Releasing music under a slew of different aliases that include King Cannibal for Ninja Tune and Zilla whilst on Warp, the man also known as House Of Black Lanterns never fails to impress.

Thus you can imagine our excitement at news that Richards had a new album ready for release, earlier in the month without fuss or fanfare as a self released effort titled 'You Were Telling Me Of Mountains'.

Consisting of two continuous parts containing eleven movements in total, the album was written between summer 2013 and summer 2015, and draws both musically and thematically from the artist’s frustrations of being a recording artist today.

Having first described House of Black Lanterns as about “about suspense, space and depth” and more restrained than anything he had worked on before with a “threat of violence” buried deep within his "music’s texture rather than worn outwardly on it’s sleeve," what avenue he’d lead us down for his edition of the DT podcast was anybody’s guess. Whilst we won’t spoil the surprise (it’s up to you whether or not you want to have a gander at the tracklist) we will tell you it has certainly lived up to our lofty expectations.

Milky Way

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Sweden, and of safe, inoffensive cars, safe, inoffensive furniture and at-least-relatively-inoffensive vodka changes its game when it comes to music. Punching above its weight in every conceivable way for the past few decades, the country that brought us Abba has long been one of the leading lights of all things electronic for while now. At the forefront of this global takeover fast rising starlet Adeline who has been impressing those in the know with both her work in the studio and the DJ booth for the past few years.

Brought up in the rolling Swedish countryside, it wasn't long before Adeline made her way to Stockholm and became an integral part of the city's vibrant underground music scene. Recent years have seen her stock continue to soar with an increasingly hectic tour schedule seeing her spend extensive periods in New York, Milan, Berlin, London and Ibiza before most recently setting up shop in Barcelona.

So with a big 2016 ahead of her we thought the time was right to welcome back the little lady with the big personality to Data Transmission. It's been over two years since she served up a particularly memorable edition of the DT podcast and we're pleased to report that she's lost none of her skill or dexterity on the decks in the meantime. So sit back, relax and let Adeline spirit you away to a place where the weather's warm, the drinks are cold and the club never closes...


Mix of the Day: Adeline

Presenting my Winter Solstice mix to you all!  On this flight log I wanted to create a cozy, winter mix for you all to chill out to.  Here are some of my favorite tracks from the year as well as some new surprises from me.  Hope you enjoy it, and for those making it to the live shows, get ready for an amazing experience!

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Solid Steel in association with Serato (22nd January)In Hour 2 we hand over to SHALT ahead of the release of his EP Acheron on Astral Plane Recordings. The Swiss based UK producer has the debut EP release for the label (started by the excellent The Astral Plane website) and described as  "noise-meets-club music," saying that it was inspired by Kim Stanley Robinson's Mars series of novels. SHALT had this to say about his mix;
"Wanted to make a more 'dancefloor-focused' mix compared to ones I've done in the past (this is probably arguable). Featuring a couple of forthcoming bits from me, as well as more unreleased ones and edits, but mainly just a bunch of amazing tracks from a lot of producers I love."
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Hour 2 - SHALT    https://soundcloud.com/shalt
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- Care - SHALT - Unreleased
- Domina - Florentino - Swing Ting
- Lariat - Kamixlo - Codes
- Half Life - Toxe & Mechatok - Staycore
- Vertical Stack - Kuedo - Knives
- Love - Acre - Tectonic
- Inertia 2 - SHALT - Unreleased
- Tension - Alex Coulton - Mistry
- Line Sunk Like I'm Sunk - L.SAE - Timedance
- Symptom - Deapmash - Clubwerks
- DHC3 - LAG - Mord
- Japanese Sax - Rudeboyz - Goon Club Allstars
- The Sprawl - Mumdance - Rinse x Code Switch - Hysterics - Night Slugs
- Bugz (Alex Coulton Remix) - Low Concept - White Asega
- Clarke - SHALT - Unreleased
- The Treatment - SHALT - Astral Plane Recordings
- Pleasure Flood (Drippin Remix) - Sudanim - Her Records
- Arean Control - SHALT - Unreleased
- Airlock - Rizzla - Fade To Mind
- 9th Ritual - MM - Her Records  
- Phlegm (Zutzut Goloso Edit) - Lotic - NAAFI
- Chunk (SHALT Edit) - Lotic - Unreleased
- Inertia 3 - SHALT - Unreleased

Solid Steel Radio Show 22/1/2016 Hour 2 - SHALT

Mix originally recorded for getintothis.co.uk

"Each and every fan of Ninja Tune‘s turntable tricknology, or Warp Records‘ leftfield dance leanings, should be familiar with the work of Dylan Richards, recently going under the moniker House of Black Lanterns. If not then perhaps you need reminding that his killer Way of The Ninja mix under his King Cannibal guise was probably one of the best mixes to come out of the Ninja stable.

The record was not only a real lesson in mixcraft. 250 tracks in 74 minutes is no mean feat, yet Richards managed it with ease, and the result is nothing short of monumental.

He’s managed it again with our GITmix, seguing 47 tracks into 45 minutes, so prepare to have your little sockies blown clean off your feet. The mix features a blend of styles, from techno, through electro with a quick stop in Baltimore for some bass-related fun.

Dylan also collaborated with Buddy Peace, as Zilla, on Warp Records, in order to curate their Watch and Repeat Play promo mix.

Of late, though, Dylan has been releasing tracks under his House of Black Lanterns name. The tracks he produces as HoBL are very much dub-infused techno beasts, growling and snarling at the listener as they breathe and emanate an organic energy. Check out his most recent offering, You Were Telling Me of Mountains, which you can purchase via his bandcamp page.

Check out our jukebox too, for all-sorts of body movers.

He recently produced a track for Houndstooth‘s new Tessellations compilation. The record is available as of February 26, but keep your eyes peeled on these pages as we’ll have three copies to give away in our next Footsteps on the Decks column.

Without further ado, we are delighted to present to you, our dear readers, a fully exclusive mix from the man HoBL, the first in (hopefully) a long-running series of mixes curated an array of talented, well-known and well-respected artists from all four corners of the globe."    Taken from:  http://www.getintothis.co.uk/2016/02/house-of-black-lanterns-exclusive-gitmix001/

TRACKLIST: 
Aux 88 - Tom Tom Beats
Jay Chattaway - Blast Him
DJ Godfather & Dj Nasty - Dem Hoes
Gigolo Tony - Go Ladies
Armando - 100% Of Disin' You (Mike Dunn's houze mixx)
DJ Funk - VC Traxx
Mike Q - The Ha Dub Rewerk'd
DJ Godfather - Databass LIVE (feat Fletch Flex)
Alden Tyrell - Obsession Scratch
Prototype - Stimme Der Energie
Kraftwerk - Numbers
Interactive - Elevator Up And Down (Acapella)
Aux88 - Direct Drive
Detroit in Effect - Other People
Detroit in Effect - Get Up
DJ Technician - My_Beat Is A Monster
Anthony_Rother - Love Is For The Hardest People
Kraftwerk - Numbers
The Soft Moon - Wrong
DPX - Non Format
Plastikman - Ask Yourself (214 Refix)
DJ Assault - U Can't C Me
DJ Deeon - House-O-Matic
DJ Funk - Pump It Up (Dub Mix)
Top Cat - Work Out
DJ Deeon - Dik N Ballz
DJ Deeon - Pushin Dik
Dj Nasty - Sounds Of The City
Dj Funk - Dik Work
DJ Godfather - Let's Jit
Freestyle - Don't Stop The Rock
New York Transit Authority - Swarm
Jammin' Gerald - Pump On the Floor
DJ Assault - S-N-D
DJ Assault - Let Me C U Pop
Mr De - Straight Playin
DJ Assault - Wiggle And Jiggle
Justice - Let There Be Light (DJ Funk Remix)
Drexciya - Digital Tsunami
Thomas Kress - Brand New Funk
Aux 88 feat A Number Of Names - Sharivari 2013 (Aux 88 digital mix)
Dj Assault - Return Of Terror Tec
DJ Godfather feat DJ Omega - Ghetto Electro
Mr De' - Whonleeone
DJ Nasty - Footwork
Audiotech - Techno City 95
Mr De - Skit


Techno City (Rec & Texture Mix pt2, recorded for getintothis.co.uk)

House Of Black Lanterns is an artist close to our heart; as part of the Houndstooth roster he's released a critically appreciated album Kill The Lights and further EPs on the label. Having seen acclaim as King Cannibal in the past with his bass weighted bashment influenced releases on Ninja Tune, with this project he presents a deeper side to his musicality that has certainly been turning heads recently. For the uninitiated, his sound draws on several influences, most prominently dub-infused techno, Dance Mania classics and modern gritty techno. 

Here he presents his high-octane sonic vision for us, taking us on a fast-paced journey through DJ Funk classics to Cajmere's seminal Percolator all the way to more recent tracks from the likes of Jimmy Edgar. With a very unique mixing style he keeps the energy level high, that will undoubtedly blow the cobwebs out of your home speakers. 

Catch him play alongside Robert Hood and Marcel Fengler in Room Two at the end of the month to celebrate EPM's 15th birthday. With an EP out on the label in late April for the music platform, he should feel right at home.

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House Of Black Lanterns fabric x EPM Promo Mix

Boiler Room x Houndstooth w/ Akkord, Al Tourettes, Call Super, House Of Black Lanterns, Special Request & Throwing Snow.

[Broadcasted 11th April 2013]

Tracklist & video at boilerroom.tv

House Of Black Lanterns 40 min Boiler Room mix

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