My beautiful daughter recently asked me what music I listened to when I was her age which inspired me to create this series of mixes. Thanks to some talented DJ friendly producers and remixers I give you The Ebony Sessions Volume 2. A bunch of disco, funk and soul influenced edits blended together for your listening pleasure!

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1 - Sister Sledge - Lost In Music (Dimitri From Paris Mix)
2 - Broken Space Probe - Burnin Up
3 - Dr Packer - It’s Not Over
4 - Idris Muhammad - Could Heaven Ever Be Like This (Late Night Tuff Guy Mix)
5 - Rufus - Stay (Frankee More Mix)
6 - Mr Patron - So Fresh
7 - Brian Powel & Ronnie Herel - I Wanted Your Love (DJ Spen Mix) (Boizo Edit)
8 - Angelo Ferreri - You Can Do
9 - Discotron - Bang Bang
10 - Walter Murphy - A Fifth Of Beethoven (Copycat Mix)
11 - C Da Afro - Funk-O-Holic
12 - ATFC - Bad Habbit (Ziggy Funk Mix)
13 - Busy - Blues Of The Month
14 - Michael Jackson - Rock With You (Miguel Migs Mix)
15 - Harry Borg - Delafunk
16 - Ann Nesby - I Feel (DJ Spen Mix)
17 - Marva Whitney & Osaka Monaurail - I Am What I Am (Ronny Hammond Mix)
18 - Palamino - Oh My (Morten Trust Mix)
19 - BB & Band - The Beat (Funkhameleon Mix)
20 - Luther Vandross - Never Too Much (Funkhameleon Mix)
21 - HP Vince - Last Night
22 - Block & Crown - Tha Yem Is Pumpin
23 - Kevin Andrews - Something For You
24 - Tim Rella - Got To Give It Up
25 - Michael Jackson - Don’t Stop Till You Get Enough (DJ Meme Mix)
26 - Paul Richmond - Those Days
27 - Rightside - TKL (Shane D Mix)
28 - Eva Gina - Without You
29 - Back2Black - Going Back To My Roots
30 - Bonetti - Odessey (Latin Vibes Mix)
31 - Smooth Agent - Give It Up

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If you're feeling these mixes with full track lists primarily focused on the 90's U.K dance music scene feel free to follow and share!

The idea behind my page is to log and showcase the music that has influenced me over the last 35+ years so that my daughter, Ebony, can listen to ‘olden day’ music and hopefully appreciate how good we had it. 

Having learnt my craft in the late 80’s at the age of 12 and teaching myself how to beat match on 1200’s within a week, I felt I had a knack for this DJ’ing thing way before it became fashionable. I would class myself as quite a versatile DJ able to lend my hand to most genres. Hopefully all those years of bedroom mixing and house parties have paid off…but that’s up to you to decide. 

I attempt to capture a constant energy in my mixes regardless of genre and am always a firm believer that the mix is as important as the track itself. I endeavour to create seamless transitions whilst maintaining the energy. During longer mixes a welcome switch in style is sometimes required. In fact different genres warrant different styles of mixing, in my opinion. And monotonous sets do nothing for me. Up and down, peaks and troughs, it’s all about building the listener up and letting them down gently.

Never one to choose tracks based on their popularity or current chart position, I hand pick the tunes I mix because I think they’ll stand the test of time. The idea being that during any of my sets I can pick a point and know I’ll dig that track or mix. Although digitally digging isn’t as rewarding as finding physical vinyl records for me, it is a whole lot easier. That said there are a lot of below par tunes out there to sift through before finding worthy tracks. Then the set process begins…I just approach it as a musical jigsaw.

Anyway, enough about me. Whether you’re getting ready to go out for the night, cleaning the kitchen or in the car, turn it up, get in the groove and I hope you enjoy the vibes  😎

Been in love with all things House since back in the dizzle. 1987 going into 1988 and onwards.
I'm sort of addicted to house beats and never lost my love of the scene, going out to hear the best DJs play the best upfront tunes that were around and, of course, legendary private parties. 
Early Acid House, The Hacienda, Blackburn warehouse parties, and the Rave scene inspired my listening pleasure. From then on, I was hooked.
I was lucky enough to have Sasha and John Dasilva play a party for me in 1988.
I ditched hip hop and found my aural drug of choice.
As it went more hardcore, I settled down and did my thing.
Had it again the early 2000's when Funky house blew up, 2Risque at North in Manchester has to get a mention. 
Ultima and bigger, more glamorous type events began to get me out again. 
I also learnt then how to DJ for myself and began collecting vinyl and blending mashups and finally understood how I was a bit more of a listener than a performer. 
Now in my early 50s, I still take a daily dose , combining a huge hit of the classics, Tech funky house, disco, and Elecrtro breaks and less cheesy bassline Basically, stuff that would make your gran get out of her chair and dance despite her knackered hips. Gear to make your bass bins bosh, and your tweeters pop. Bring the funk and a beautiful, soulful,  uplifting vocal and get those feet moving type of gear.
This is the stuff I get down to.....aswell as a fair bit of beach vibes,chillout, and some psytrance that i chill and fall asleep to.
Although to be fair , it's more likely I fall asleep to a club set for some strange reason?
I hope you like the stuff I like. I've posted a bit. 
Still going out , whilst I can. 
Housework in London reignited my passion post lockdown for going out and I'm beyond super pleased things have got even better.
loving Dirty Stereo and all of the amazing material Soundcloud finds for me. 
So. 
Turn it up, nod your head even if you're on the tube or in the car.... and you'll be fine.... give it your best and get up and dance.
I couldn't have my piece of musical heaven without the most amazing army of talent put there using this platform. Massive respect and shout out to you all. Keep spreading THE vibes. Music is the answer. 
Thank you. 
Big love ❤️  

Born in 1978 and was a huge music fan. Listening to my dads motown collection. 

Then i discovered the rave seen in the 90s and now a huge lover of the house seen.

Sam divine and david penn and carl cox are my favourite djs.

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Craig Scott