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About 3 years ago I made one of my first tunes as Midland called "Hub", which I put on my Fact Mix. It features the guitar playing of my brother Jamie (Anywayawana).  Its not a dancefloor thing, more something for late nights driving down empty highways inspired by artists like Ry Cooder and Jonas Munk.

Anywayawana soundcloud - https://soundcloud.com/anywayawana
Fact Mix - https://soundcloud.com/midland/midland-fact-mix-185-sept-2010

Midland feat. Anywayawana  - Hub [Free Download]

We take a trip across the pond for our next podcast, because it comes from the celebrated New York based Detroit that is Mike Servito. Best known for his impressive closing sets, be they at Bunker, where he is resident, or at Berlin’s Panorama Bar, Servito is a passionate vinyl fiend and is said to spend most of his fees on buying more of the stuff. Only in the last year or so has he broken out of local circles in New York and Detroit, and that is purely off the back off his DJing ability because he is not a producer. The DJ sets he does, though, are uncompromising things that he painstakingly researches and puts together for often for a whole week before playing. 

The podcast he has served up for us is just as tight.  It wastes no time in getting down to business and starts with plenty of unhinged acid techno. Of course, the mixing is slick and seamless, records are teased in an out with an expert hand and the beats range from tightly coiled and kinetic to more spaced out and trippy. It’s 90 minutes of expert DJ perfection and proves the Ghostly associate is one of the best there is. 

Dekmantel Podcast 019 - Mike Servito

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Mythos. live session at Fauno bar cocteleria.

soundcloud.com/soma/sets/the-monopods
facebook.com/returntomono
facebook.com/slam.soma

Slam - Monopod 022 [09th Sept 2015]

We’ve said it before, but more so than before the role of the resident DJ seems to be getting a lot of media attention of late. Obviously having someone on hand to properly prepare, sculpt, rescue, drive and elate a crowd is so many good things all at once. They’re vital and pivotal and a whole heap of other words that end in al so it says a lot that we’re here to introduce Krysko, a resident at Manchester’s Warehouse Project. Well versed in his field having held residencies at The Redlight and Tribal Sessions at Sankeys Soap, Tribal Gathering and now The Warehouse Project it would appear that his own beliefs match up with ours with him stating just yesterday that “residents should be trusted to be able to do all of the jobs during a night".

Preparing to demonstrate his DJ capacities later this month (18th September) when he ventures south from his WHP hub to our Room Two, we asked him a few probing questions over email so we could officially introduce him and he also recorded an exclusive new mix to give us a insight into how he'll be setting the pace for B.Traits and Jimmy Edgar a week Friday.

Tickets & info: http://bit.ly/1LZxmsW

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Krysko - FABRICLIVE Promo Mix

a remix i did two years ago, that never came out, thought you might dig it

Cherry Ghost-4am[justin robertson mix]

Hi everyone.

My name is Erik Quintero, also known as whisperik, and I would like to introduce my project, Highways for the Mind.

While searching for my direction, I began studying DJ production. I have always believed that there is a place and space without limits or borders. That is why I invite you to join me on a journey through the highways for the mind. Let go, allow yourself to feel, and let this opportunity take you away.

Mythos. live session at Fauno bar cocteleria.

whispêrik - highways for the mind