One from the archives, dates back to 2005, still love these records. Playlist below the fold.
http://www.deeprhythms.com/mixes/42_variable.php
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"Exploring different directions with this mix. Variable is built around Brad Peterson's "Melodies of Mass Sync" and John Tejada's "Blue Dawn" - it flirts with dubby house, electro and more experimental sounds but every track can be tracked down to Detroit.

I finally managed to complete my Drifwood collection, so a few DW gems are also included. There's some slight clipping going on, hope you don't mind."

00:00 Jeremy - So Peaceful - Driftwood 12"
09:56 Warmdesk - Pistachio - A Touch of Class 12"
15:28 Chateau Flight - Celestial Showers - Versatile 12"
19:56 Add Noise - Surface Dub - Earsugar Beatbox 12"
25:05 Measures - Requisition - Neuton 12"
30:23 Brad Peterson - Melodies of Mass Sync - Moods & Grooves 12"
35:02 Cobblestone Jazz - Carl's Cream Cone (P1, 2) - Itwhatisis
42:10 Elias - Moneypeople - Driftwood 12"
45:19 Da Kine - Ganja Mist - Driftwood 12"
50:18 Sean Byrd - Just Got Here - Iron Box 12"
54:05 Portable - 60hz - Background Records 12"
58:58 Jacen Solo - Forbidden Medicine - Ai Records 12"
63:40 Claro Intelecto - Breathless - Ai Records album track
67:50 John Tejada - The Blue Dawn - Seventh City Records 12"
72:55 END

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Deeprhythms 42 - Variable by Timo - 26/04/2005

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WILL BE OUT OF SOUNDCLOUD FOR A WHILE, NO MORE TIME FOR DJ ACTIVITY,CHANGES IN MY LIFE, TIME FOR CHOICES AND FROM NOW ON WILL ONLY FOCUS ON THE MUSIC PRODUCTION. KEEP IN TOUCH THROUGH THE SOUNDCLOUD MESSENGER. ALL MY LOVE. DAVE

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Eclectic (in the true sense) musichead and vinyl collector. What looks better, a shelf full of records or a screendump of your mp3-folder? 

I'll let the Wizard sum up my philosophy to djing: 'I would much prefer to use vinyl, because of the physical aspect of connecting with this motion, this clockwise motion of this disc, information, the frailty of it all. The needle is just tracking on the surface of this record. And that any jolt would totally disorient it, and everyone else, and myself. And that I think is most reflective of the life of what we are, and who we are and how we live. We don’t control our destiny, we don’t control our life, we don’t control what tomorrow is going to be. It’s by coincidence. We have to adapt. And that I think is why I think I like vinyl the most, because it puts you right on the edge of disaster. And that I still like.' - Jeff Mills

Selector, Music Maker & Writer: Crossing the I's and dotting the T's 

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Raised on the vibrations of Soul, Jazz, Hip Hop, Punk and Reggae, turntables were a natural progression for this Bristol born, Welsh rooted DJ and music maker Owain K (Owain Kimber). After discovering the sounds of bootleg mixtapes and Techno as a youngster in the 90s, he's never been one for sitting still.