Next up is a man who needs little introduction, one of the foremost figures in Garage and perhaps the greatest of them all? We'll let you be the judge of that. 

Todd Edwards has been releasing music for almost thirty years, he remains one of the definitive pioneers of the genre which first emerged in the UK during the mid 90's. His influence has been profound and there was a period of time in which major artists would demand a remix from Todd to certify their release. He's Grammy award winning after all. 

Anyway, this mix was delivered off the back of a release for Defected in which Todd released 140 tracks of original material, remixes and edits. Some unheard and an unreleased previously. This seemed like as good an opportunity as ever to ask him to return to the wheels of steel to showcase why he is still just as influential and important to UKG as ever before. 

You are in the presence of a legend.

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Todd Edwards: The Ransom Note Mix

Flava D brings us into her world of garage, bassline, grime and, now, drum & bass.

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RA.818 Flava D

With over 10,000 records to his name, DJ Nobu is deeply immersed in a wealth of sounds ranging from uncomplicated club anthems to those more experimental in nature. His Future Terror parties, hypnotising sets and lean catalogue have largely cultivated a reputation for menacing techno, though lucky for his fans he’s just as adept when it comes to upbeat house. For this, his second Bassiani Podcast outing, the latter takes the stage with the Japanese polymath delivering a three hour set of light and playful beats recorded live at Horoom in early April. Mixing everything from cheesy disco to tropical synths, this is a breath of fresh air from the sought-after cult figure from Chiba.

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Bassiani invites Dj Nobu / Podcast #125

"I am still dizzy ... flying from Tokyo eastbound through Los Angeles and Detroit to London. I see pigeons nesting in the pine trees from the hotel window."

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Mantissa Mix 250: Powder

Monthly missives from a London club selector par excellence - expect anything from finger-on-the-pulse US rap, to deep house and techno records, to jungle & UK funky.

https://www.nts.live/shows/ok-williams/episodes/ok-williams-30th-june-2022

OK Williams 300622

A mix that originally started off as two separate mixes, both mixed and recorded in the same session. I then decided later to edit and mix the two mixes together into one. I might post up the mixes as they were originally recorded on here later, till then I hope you enjoy this mix:

Tracklisting:

Feature #1: Death Proof
Nathalie - I Am (Original Mix)
Eva Elekktra - Ferngesteuert (Levan Remix)
Oliver Huntemann and Dubfire - Dios
Nicole Moudaber - Radical High (Original Mix)
Tony Rohr - Afterburnt
Sidekick - Deep Fear (Andrea Roma Remix)
Timo Maas - Subtellite (Sharam Remix)
Simian Mobile Disco - 10000 Horses Can't Be Wrong (Original Mix)
Paul Ritch - Evil Laff
D.H.S. - House Of God (20 Years D.H.S. Remix)
Oliver Huntemann and Dubfire - Diablo
Radio Slave - Grindhouse (Dubfire Terror Planet Remix)
Ellen Allien - Ondu (Paul Ritch Remix)

Feature #2: Planet Terror
Nathalie - I Am (Psytox Remix)
Joseph Capriati - Login (Original Mix)
Marc Romboy vs Chelonis R. Jones - Side FX (Konrad Black Remix)
Sian - Skeleton (Pan Pot Remix)
Kaiserdisco - Forward (Original Mix)
D.Ramirez - Physiological Rhythms (The Dark Night Mix)
Alex Sosa - 100 Gramos De Musica
Jenn - Candy (Mike Wall Remix)
My Evil Twiin - Manmade Machines (Original Mix)
Funkagenda - What The Fuck (Original Club Mix)
VV Brown - Leave (Style Of Eye Vocal Mix)
Zombie Nation - Forza (Fukkk Offf Remix)
Phil Kieran - Missp
Roel H - Dancing Bears (Phil Kieran Remix)

For anyone who wants to download the mix (I'll get round to getting a proper account on here eventually, honest):
Download: http://www.mediafire.com/?2zwbn2teiz1

Grindhouse Mix

Andras - "Honeybird"
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Andras - River Red

DC Promo Tracks #531: "Go Leonard Galiano" by Liquid Canoe @liquid-canoe is part of the new release on Growing Bin Records @growingbinrecords  

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 Acid bass, slow funk and cosmic energy make for a mind expanding trip in the Liquid Canoe. Load up on edibles, make it a macro-dose and let the music lead the way.

Whether you’re hard at work on a Hamburg allotment, basking in the heat of a Balinese beach or enjoying the cool waters of the Salish Sea, remember that the same sky stretches over all of us. And if you forget your finger for a minute and soak in the heavenly beauty instead, you might just catch the cosmic vibrations of Liquid Canoe, the latest members of the Growing Bin family. 

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DC Promo Tracks #531: Liquid Canoe "Go Leonard Galiano"

For the fifth entry in our Collector`s Series we enlist the skills of Japan-based musical connoisseurs, Ken Hidaka, Max Essa, and Dr. Rob. Their compilation Oto No Wa sets out to map the evolution of chilled Japanese sounds across 3 decades, collecting 14 tracks, produced by a wide range of artists. From ambient pioneers to dance-floor veterans, to a 9-piece reggae band, Little Tempo, percussionist Kazuya Kotani, and organic, psychedelic collective, Olololop.

Beginning in the late 1980s, the era when “environmental music” became prevalent, there`s Yoshio Ojima`s cool computer-generated Sealed. The compilation also includes later work by his contemporaries Takashi Kokubo, and Yoshiaki Ochi. Theirs are compositions designed for art galleries and museum installations. “BGM” built from emerging technology, and / or counterpoint tapped out expertly on sticks and stones. The 90s give us the seminal electronics of Susumu Yokota, and the solar-flare strut of Scha Dara Parr – Japan’s answer to The Beastie Boys. Here, remixed by the legendary Major Force. Moving into the 21st century we have the post-house productions of Flower Records. Kentaro Takizawa`s oceanic Gradual Life, and Little Big Bee`s colourful coral reef-diving Scuba. Fellow traveller, Kaoru Inoue`s “Kyushu kosmische”. Representing the next decade are Flower Records’ current rising stars, Coastlines, who calmly combine classic fusion, library music, and gentle nova bossa nova rhythms. Alongside them are the sun-baked electro-acoustics of Karel Arbus & Eiji Takamatsu, plus Chillax` previously unreleased epic analog / modular jam.

All of these selections are the result of some serious “digging” but more importantly they represent physical connections made during Ken’s 20-plus-year career in the “Biz”, Max` decade of DJing all over Japan. Music made by folks interviewed by Rob at the websites, Test Pressing and Ban Ban Ton Ton. Friendships forged at Lone Star – the trio’s long-running party, which takes place every month at Bar Bonobo in Harajuku.

Oto No Wa: Selected Sounds of Japan 1988 - 2018 (Mini Mix) - 0150

Thrilling new directions for the batida sound.

Read more here: https://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=719

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RA.719 Nigga Fox

So, OK, the Attorney General says there is too much violence on T.V. and that should stop. But even if you took out all the violent shows, you could still see the news. So, until mankind is peaceful enough not to have violence on the news, there's no point in taking it out of shows that need it for entertainment value. Thank you.

Grindhouse Mix

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