So the I like the this series reaches 30. Given that I initially intended it to be one a week ten years ago it's not quite delivered the quantity I wanted, but I'd like to think that it's hit my main objective of sharing more mixes.

It wasn't planned but turns out number 30 will be last installment recorded in the UK before we move to Brussels. And also, in very strict alignment with the original plan for this series its a somewhat imperfect mix that's better shared than kept to myself.

Last Friday I indulged a bit in buying new tunes, Saturday I had a few hours spare to have a mix. No plan, no overthinking, just following where things went . I'll be honest, I didn't even really use the headphones. I don't generally hit record for these sessions but it does seem to have worked out quite well.  It's a nice slice of summery progressive and Trancey chunky stuff that seems to meander along through some peaks and troughs while all still building towards the finish. Also some nice moments along the way that certainly put a smile on my face

No track list I'm afraid because Traktor did a crash and lost it but tunes from Abdul Raeva, Rhode & Brown, Tourman, Aiden Francis, Henrik Villiard, Wigs, Jan Gustaffsson, Art of Trance, Perpetual Motion and Natious .

Dave King - I Like This 30

Dave is a curator of energetic dance floor music. A Slinky kid at heart, trance and progressive have always been the foundation of what he does, but his sound which takes in many genres from crunchy breakbeat and twisted funk to thumping techno and scorching psy-trance.  With a wealth of experience in the booth, his real passion is sharing the music that he loves with others. A vast and varied collection mean he is at home in both the main room and the back room. Chosen by JOOF Recordings as a winner of the Brighton Music Conference DJ competition in 2014, Dave consistently delivers sets that leave a lasting impression on those that experience them.

Dave King - I Like This 30

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