When I Wait - DnB - Bakers Dozen

dancing with your shadow on the wall as the lasers and lights play with your soul

'and then I see the shadow of my profile on the wall'

Shadow on the wall

Just remember the old vibes. .and they were never enough.

Elx - Never - Enough - Wub

Liquid Ooze charming experiments in B-Minor

Elx - Liquid - Oooze - B-Minor

I was waiting for Jeph to wake up and get ready to seize the day.... but... he was still asleep. so I made this track on my laptop  (ie. haven't properly heard this on speakers yet ) beside his head to try and wake him up... he said.. when he woke up.. dude.. this is the theme of my dream. lol. I'm like.. ahhhhh. probably lol 

anyways.. will remaster this properly when I'm in front of good speakers.

Elx - When - I-wait - Dnb

Elx - Funk - Boogie

Elx - D-Min - Explore - Org - Rmx

ELIXIR - ( Toronto ON., Mission BC., Canada )
#SeaWestDJs / Bar Sorr'EH / djelixir.com / Discotoast / CHC / Dynamix UK

Jory Bice, better known as dj elixir, has been tearing the roofs off of large indoor venues and lighting up the night at major festivals around the Great White North for well over a decade.

elixir’s earliest forays into the world of DJing saw him rocking dance floors at major events for many of Toronto’s most legendary promoters as far back as 1997. He quickly became a crowd favourite, noted for his tight mixing, diverse track selection and seamless genre-bending abilities and earned himself residencies with major production companies such as Hullabaloo and Destiny Productions, including main stage slots at numerous WEMFs (the world-renowned World Electronic Music Festival).

Having also played major festivals like Montreal’s Eclipse, not to mention touring rigorously around Canada and the United States over the years, elixir’s travels have seen him share the stage with the likes of Paul Oakenfold, D.A.V.E. The Drummer, Binary Finary, Chris Liberator, M-Zone and countless other world-class acts.

elixir has a reputation for being able to create diverse sets that flow seamlessly through whichever genre he chooses to infuse his high-energy sets with. His blend of bass-heavy tear-out breaks, filthy electro synths, throbbing trance and techno bass lines and even the odd drum’n'bass throwback from time to time has ensured his local prominence for the past 13 years and judging by the prestigious venues he continues to play at to this day including Toronto’s Sound Academy (formerly The Docks) among others, he’ll be rocking crowds for many years to come.