A little project I have been working on with Rory Hoy - We shared an idea, then both went off to do our own mixes of it - I am a lowly DJ and think that mine still requires polishing, Rory is a proper producer and his sounds amazing. I dont think he's posted it yet but follow him anyway, he is ace: https://soundcloud.com/rory-hoy. If you have any feedback I would love to learn - if you think this is ready for DL and want a copy then PM me and I'll feel all special and glowing :)

Express yer big stuff take 3

In 2010 Jim worked on a change shool programme with Creative Partnerships at Park Lane High School. The project was themed "a recylced world cup." Working with a dance artist and two visual artists the team follow creative skills to the secondary school age participants so they could share these skills with primary age young people from local schools on a celebration day event. This podcast is from the celebration event.

Park Lane High School Podcast

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A short edit from a practise mix I was doing for a wedding. Clients choose the type of music they want to hear, or do not want to hear. I run a few practises, then on the night I read the crowd and rip it up within the boundaries set by the client. This was an electro house night, they liked it quite deep so I used a lot of loops to beef up the crunchy kick drum. This mini mix is actually on 4 decks although I think I only used 3 most of the time.

Fukin house music

This was a track involving Dan Goldman (AKA JD73), Ben England and Rick Dallaway (AKA  The Basic Unit) and myself (AKA djim bluefoot). Dan is the keyboard/musical genius fresh from touring and working with Morcheeba, Basic Unit are the production masters who have a long history of drum n bass work. The project took place in the late 20th century and was known as "the phonefreaks." It involved them bringing in guest artists and mates they knew to add flava to a bucket of ideas they had. This one is me choosing and using the strings sample then simply abusing a scratch at the end. I love the overall outcome here. The name is simply what I knew it by, i don't think this track ever had a real name. Even though the work is ancient and was left unfinished/unmastered the guys have all agreed I should post it so here it is.

shirley strings 65

This was a track involving Dan Goldman (AKA JD73), Ben England and Rick Dallaway (AKA  The Basic Unit) and myself (AKA djim bluefoot). Dan is the keyboard/musical genius fresh from touring and working with Morcheeba, Basic Unit are the production masters who have a long history of drum n bass work. The project took place in the late 20th century and was known as "the phonefreaks." It involved them bringing in guest artists and mates they knew to add flava to a bucket of ideas they had. This one is me choosing and using the vocal sample from a very old vinyl aimed at those wanting to keep fit in their twilight years. I love the overall outcome here. The name is simply what I knew it by, i don't think this track ever had a real name. Even though the work is ancient and was left unfinished/unmastered the guys have all agreed I should post it so here it is.

circle round 100

From the Album Brave by The Bluefoot Project, available in Itunes.

Mongrels

From the album Brave by The Bluefoot Project, avaiable on itunes etc

In A Light Place

This is a mashup of a few versions of "Good Feeling" and "Levels" 

There are so many mixes that use this sample I decided to see what would happen if I mashed the few I own together. 

I used my 4 deck Numark NS6 so I could have all the tracks lined up and with loops available. 

I havent timestamped this one as it's pretty much got two or three tracks playing at any given point. 

This is the second recorded take. First time round I made a real mess of speeding up so the Skrillex mix would fit in. 

I dont use sync or beatgrids and all my loops are manual. If you dont like it: dont listen to it. 

Huge love to Leuce Rhythms (http://soundcloud.com/leuce-rhythms/avicii-levels-leuce-rhythms) for their breakbeat mix of Levels which was the glue that held this together. 

Personally I still think the last song in this mix is by far the best, rest in peace Etta James

Sometimes Got Good Levels?

This is a random mash of Depeche Modes' "Just can't get enough" and a track called  "Prutataaa" by Afrojack and R3hab, i think.
I'm not trying to be big or clever doing this, I was just mixing, like you do, and the prutataaa track made me think of the depeche mode track, so I bolted 'em together for a laugh.
Let me know what you think, if you think anything.

Just can't get prutataaa

a mess about on ableton. anyone know a rapper whose style would suit this?

Mrbig stuffdraft4

This is a mashup I cant get out of my head but can't finish either. I think it needs an accapella/vox to inspire me to finish cleaning up the sound quality and complete the arrangement. If ANYONE is interested in a collaboration I am up for it.

Express your big stuff mash

Adjf djim shout

I'm an old and very varied DJ making a living and loving life. Some of the sounds here are stuff I'm into, some are stuff I've done working with kids, some are stuff I've done for weddings. For my current "real" DJing please see my mixcloud: https://www.facebook.com/TheUnkn0wnDJ because soundcloud always stops me posting copyrighted music.

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