Next party Saturday 3rd May w/ Maxime dB & Georgia

Launching this series is co-founder and Digger's Paradise resident, Isaac Reuben. Ideal for getting you in that party mood, including brand new releases, forgotten b-sides, bargain bin white labels and titles from deep in his collection. 

Some words from Isaac on this mix:

"I recorded the mix early morning in my kitchen, sleep deprived, under candlelight and partially sedated with pilseners, I tried to keep it weird and groove-laden. There's a couple tunes which regulars might recognise as I've been hammering em' at our recent parties."

Favourite DJ set:
"Ryan Elliot, Panorama bar"

Favourite producer:
"Schatrax"

Favourite drink:
"Yorkshire gold"

Favourite record shop:
"Therapy, The Hub, Worksop"

Favourite film:
"Titanic 3: Tokyo Drift"

Favourite food:
"Crisps"

Words to live by:
"Live fast, die old"

Dig 'n' Mix 001: Isaac Reuben

UK vinyl only party series with a back to basics concept of great records & a sound-system in intimate spaces…

DJ and producer first and foremost...

Label bits @hotflush + @rksltd
Co-founder @diggers-paradise

Email me:
reubenmedia@gmail.com


Bio:
London based Isaac Reuben is a DJ and Producer that’s difficult to pigeonhole. Playing across the UK from a young age, Isaac is adept at reading a crowd, both on warm up duties and later in the night. Isaac is currently both resident and founder of a UK based vinyl only night, centred on DIY club spaces and channelling that pre internet age energy.

A prolific producer, his music has been featured in legendary mixes such as the Essential Mix and the fabric mix series. He’s also a regular on the esteemed Hotflush label and its subdivisions, with productions ranging from driving Techno, leftfield Bass, to vocal-inflected House and has provided remixes for artists such as Glaskin, SCB and DART.

Isaac’s expansive record collection is drawn on regularly outside the club environment, with appearances on Rinse FM, Threads and Loose FM. He’s also now producing and hosting the newly revamped bi-weekly Hotflush on Air, and as effortlessly as he does often, will step away from harder club driven music in favour of hitherto unheard rarities alongside the best in new