SAME FREQUENCY [SIX MIX] - FFS + BROTHERS OF DUB

DOBLEZERO - OUR MUSIC.mp3

Doble Zero - BassTonn.mp3

1. WICKED GAME - FFS x KREAM
2. PORTAL - FFS x REBUKE
3. BASS BITCHES - FFS x FOMO
4. GIRL$$ - FFS x DOM DOLLA
5. FM DAMAGE - FFS x JOY ORBISON
6. R U FEELING IT TO? - FFS x GORGON CITY
7. POLY - FFS x REBUKE
8. DIRTY CASH - FFS x GOOM GUM x STEVIE V 
9. LOST - FFS x KVBIK
10. HEY BOY HEY GIRL - FFS x CHEMICAL BROTHERS
11. SHIVER - FFS x JOHN SUMMIT x CASSIAN
12. DETROIT - FFS x MORTEN x DAVID GUETTA 
13. LOST MY MIND - FFS x SON OF SON
14. LAST ONE - FFS x ARTBAT
15. BLUR - FFS x KREAM
16. SAY YES - FFS x ANYMA x LANA DEL REY
17. VOODOO MANNERS - FFS x PLAN B x GORGON CITY
18. FLOOD - FFS x SEBASTIEN INGROSSO

Y6K 2 : THE NEXT LEVEL

Ed Solo Big Soundsystem Reggae DnB Mix 2025

I wanted the Electric Nasty EP to sound both fresh and nostalgic at the same time, to reflect and refract my roots in Breaks and Breakbeat Garage, while folding in the early 80s Hip Hop and Electro that you can hear on my earliest work. The vibes of the tracks are purposely quite different - the driving vocal-led ‘Electric Nasty’, the deeper roll out of UKG style ‘Get Down’, and the peak-time Breakbeat garage mayhem of ‘You Know’. As always, the goal is to push the scene forward, provide some ammo that DJs from my own and other scenes can play, while staying true to my roots and vibe. Enjoy!

140 Bpm

FreQ Nasty - Get Down

Remix of Ben Venom's - D3monz for Definition Breaks

Hoffman & SaVannaH twist the original into a moody roller!

Ben Venom - D3monz (Hoffman & SaVannaH's Fallen Angel Remix) [DEFINITION BREAKS]

A terrible handheld recording of my set at the legendary Glastonbury Festival in 1999 at the Dance Tent - I'm playing a bunch of my own releases from my 'FreQ's Geeks & Mutilations' album which had just been released, and some of BLIM's and my collabs, all mixed from vinyl and dubplate. I had done the pilgrimage to Glasto as a punter several times before and so to actually play there blew my mind! I was so nervous that the first mix takes me 5 minutes to line up apparently :). The monitoring was awful tho, you can actually hear the slapback echo off the tent roof in the recording! But it is a fun reminder of a time when Electronic music was on the rise but still largely an underground phenomenon, and breaks as a genre was still in its infancy. 

The picture is from a spread published in Select magazine that month of June 1999 claiming that the Chemical brothers had to fill in for me because I didn't turn up for my set - UNTRUE as this recording proves :)

To listen to 'FreQ's Geeks & Mutilations' (JUST RE-RELEASED)or to hear new music, DK mixes and more, go here: https://biglink.to/FreQ
ENJOY!

Doble Zero - BassTonn.mp3

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