LIVE VINYL & SERATO (TIME CODED VINYL) HOUSE & TECHNO MIX!
couple of dodgy bits but what the hell.....

Deep thrust mix!

mini mix consisting of some tracks i played out a lot last year



A right little shindig

4x4 = RAVE!

PROMO MIX FOR BYTE! (www.byte-club.co.uk/) (http://bytebristol.blogspot.com)

Recorded using serato on 1210s.

TRACKLIST: 

WEASEL- Intro, MEAT KATIE- Tension, CHRISTIAN BURKHARDT- Doubledub, DANIEL STEINBERG- Cry All Night, DOPAMINE- Spunk, NICK SUPPLY RMX- Phat Jack, TIM HEALEY & MARC ADAMO -Ghetto Blasta, RIVA STARR- Melodik Hypnotik, ZODIAC CARTEL- Vudu, DUSTBOWL- Aint No Grave Can Hold My Body Down, ERIC ENTRENA & D-UNITY- Drugs & Stuff, SPEKTRE (UTO KAREM RMX)- Cheyenne, AUSTISTIC (KANIO RMX)- Minimal Polizei, 30HZ- Consume Daphne, 30HZ- Dissociate, ELITE FORCE & MEAT KATIE- Believe, THE BODYSNATCHERS- Club Beats International



This Is My House

One day, aged 21 she was cruising in her car listening to a home made mixtape. She randomly came up with the idea of buying some turntables and becoming a DJ. She did just that and two weeks later she had her first gig. From then on she frequented the Bristol club scene under the moniker Weasel.
Playing a finely selected blend of breaks and electro/fidget house she landed numerous residencies for club nights and venues and was dubbed 'The Lady of Rave'
Meanwhile she worked for label giants LOT49 along with Record Shop dominators CHEMICAL RECORDS.
She then started to branch out into Tech House and Techno and started to DJ under the name Deep Thought, securing London gigs in the process.
After being a resident for the notorious afterparty DRAMA for one year she was asked on board as a promoter and has been taking the night from strength to strength since.
Nearly two years on it's morphed into a notorious all night rave at the legendary DOJO lounge, showcasing Bristol debuts from the best of the underground.
Deep Thought still embraces the old school. All her recorded mixes are on turntables (a mixure of vinyl and serato) and her DJ sets involved CDJs and Turntables.
