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The Endless Mix: Chapter 1

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DOOMSDAY - MF DOOM
Pieces of Man - Gil Scott-Heron
What a N*ggy Know (remix) - K.M.D feat. MF GRIM
Black Bastard Intro - Kain
What a N*ggy Know (album version) - K.M.D.
Mr Hood Gets a Haircut - K.M.D.
The Boy Who Cried Wolf - K.M.D
Gumbo - MF DOOM
Ace in the Hole (K.M.D. Verse) - 3rd Bass feat K.M.D.
Chubb can you please pay Paul the $2200 you owe him - Prince Paul feat. Chubb Rock, Wordsworth + MF DOOM
Sleeping in a Jar (Snippet) - Frank Zappa
Meat Grinder - Madvillian
Hula Rock - Lew Howard and the All-Stars
Thembi - Pharoah Sanders
It Sounded Like a Roc - K.M.D.
Nitty Gritty - K.M.D. Feat Brand Nubian
Nitty Gritty (Remix) - K.M.D. Feat Brand Nubian and Busta Rhymes
Saliva - Viktor Vaughn
Super Ho intro - BDP
Dead Bent - MF DOOM
Tiger Lotus - MF DOOM
100 Ways (snippet) - Quincy Jomnes
Rhymes Like Dimes - MF DOOM feat DJ Cucumber Slice
MF DOOM FREESTYLE (Live on WKCR 4.24.97)
Calamus Root - MF DOOM
Gas Drawls (12" Version) - MF DOOM
Ghostface Intro
Underwater - Ghostface Killah (produced by MF DOOM)
Angels - Ghostface Killah + MF DOOM
Cupuaçu/Chinese Plum - MF DOOM
Mos Def Intro
Rap Snitches - MF DOOM + Mr. Fantastick
Mos Def Intro
Beef Rap - MF DOOM
Sweet Premium Wine - K.M.D.
One Beer - MF DOOM
Monday Night at Fluid - MF DOOM
Rok Co. Kane Flow (Fela Soul Version) - De La Soul feat. MF DOOM
Figaro (101 Remix) - Madvillain
Firewood DrumStykx - MF DOOM + J DILLA
Suspended Animation - K.M.D.
? feat. Kurious - MF DOOM
Get You Now - K.M.D.
Sounds of Goodbye/On a Clear Day - O.C. Smith
Peachfuzz - K.M.D.
Fancy Clown - MF DOOM
ALL CAPS (early vocal demo) - Madvillain

MOOD IS DOOM (Unlocked)

Sedef Adasï joins us for the very first instalment of our new podcast series. We’re inviting fabric artists, special guests, and rising talent alike to curate a specialist guest mix for us, dropping a new exclusive every few weeks – watch this space.  

HAMAM Nights founder and newly appointed Panorama Bar resident Sedef Adasï handles our inaugural edition, delivering a solid 60 minutes featuring tracks from Luke Vibert, Gerome Sportelli, Isaiah, Friedrich Ernstwith, DJ DISRESPECT and more, with an unreleased tune in there too.

Turkish born, Germany-based DJ Sedef Adasï is a genre-hopping specialist; known to blend anything from tough, psychedelic acid, accelerated techno, rough house and glistening, warping electro. Her mix for us, expertly glides through a rich selection of the above – readying us for her very first appearance – of many, we hope – in our main room next month. 


Tracklist:
Luke Vibert - Xanalog
Hamatsuki - zmeinyj
Playtime - Glen S Comma Traxx
Unreleased Track
Deniro - MPC Tracks 1
Isaiah - Constructive
DJ Purpur - East To The West
Cleon - Say Yeah!
Gerome Sportelli - Exagone
Ciudad - The Last Chance to Survive
Nihad Tule - Rotacija
DJ DISRESPECT - Reaktor (Happy Mix)
Friedrich Ernst - Chasing The Game

Sefed Adasï plays fabric on Saturday 11th June alongside Marcel Dettmann, faux naïf, Evil Dust & more. Tickets: https://ra.co/events/1516693

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Colombian born Adriana Lopez has established herself as one of the most influential techno artists of all time. 

Over the years, the DJ, producer and label head, has been perfecting her instantly recognisable style of brooding, hypnotic and driving techno through releases on labels known to nurture this sound, such as Spanish labels PoleGroup and Semantica and of course on her own label, Grey Report where Adriana has been developing and releasing music from artists such as Developer, NX1, Takaaki Itoh & more.  

As a DJ, Adriana has been developing her craft for well over two decades now, beginning in her hometown of Bogota in the late 90’s before moving to Barcelona in 2003 which opened up a global touring schedule with performances at the best clubs in the world. Her sound is dark yet groovy, its rhythm and energy offers pure escapism. It’s hard to find a more dedicated, consistent and skillful approach to DJ’ing…  

Adriana steps up for the second edition of our newly launched fabric podcast. For 2 hours, we’re treated to a ferocious offering of unreleased music, current favourites and some of Lopez’s own productions.  

Saturday 9th July, features Adriana Lopez, Oscar Mulero, Quelza and Tapefeed (All Night Long). Tickets below…

https://ra.co/events/1516704

002 - Adriana Lopez - fabric podcast

Hannah Holland’s role in London’s alternative and queer scene goes back over a decade ago. In the mid 2000’s, she began exploring the lines between techno, electro and house music whilst also being heavily influenced by the D&B and Jungle raves of which she spent most of her teens.   

London served as the ultimate melting pot and hub for development, nurturing Holland’s unique sound which took her through residencies at iconic events such as Trailer Trash, to festival stages such as Glastonbury’s NYC Downlow and to extended sessions at Panormama Bar and across Europe.  

She also heads up the Batty Bass imprint, founded in 2009 as a label and event series, it provided a platform for her own explorations as well as one for artists such as our own resident Josh Caffe, The Carry Nation, Lauren Flax & more.   As a producer, Hannah has collaborated alongside Josh Caffe on Crosstown Rebels whilst also taking up remix duties for legendary figures such as DJ Hell, Goldfrapp, The Knife and Planningtorock.  

Hannah joins us for 003 in the fabric podcast, ahead of her appearance at fabric on July 2nd where will be celebrating Pride with HE.SHE.THEY. Also on the night is Cassy, TAAHLIAH, Anna Wall, Massimiliano Pagliara & lot’s more.

Tickets for Saturday 2nd July here: https://ra.co/events/1516702

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Martyn’s music transcends the constraints of genre… 

Pick a track from his extensive back catalogue and you’ll be sure to hear influences from Drum ’n’ Bass, Garage, Detroit, Chicago or Dubstep - the latter of which Martyn was probably known best for having been influential in the evolution of the “Post-Dubstep” sound in London that was so closely connected with institutions like Plastic People and FWD>.   

This broad collection of influences has created a sound that is distinctively, Martyn, and as an extension of that, a sound that is very much associated with his own label, 3024. It has also found it’s way on to the best labels across the electronic landscape, including Ninja Tune, Warp, Hyperdub, Brainfeeder and Ostgut Ton to name a few.  

His ability as a DJ runs parallel to his achievements as a producer, having secured his place in fabric history over 10 years ago with his contribution to our fabric CD series. A perfect snapshot of a place in time with music from Kode9, Actress, Zomby, Joy Orbison and lot’s more. 

He joins us on July 30th as part of a weekend of music curated by Goldie. Which features sets from LCY, rRoxymore B2B Fiedel, Goldie B2B DJ Bone & more. Tickets and more info can be found below: 

https://ra.co/events/1517086

Martyn:
https://soundcloud.com/3024world
instagram.com/martyn3024/
twitter.com/martyn3024

004 - Martyn - fabric podcast

Next up on the fabric podcast series: 005 delivers a very special back-to-back session featuring Ahadadream and Champion; a flavour of what to expect when the More Time label co-boss and the Formula Records founder link up for FABRICLIVE on 5th August: https://ra.co/events/1548577

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Ahad Elley, aka Ahadadream, has had an impact on the party-starting circuit since lockdown that's been well recognised, but his impact stretches long before then; Ahadadream formed More Time Records with Sam Interface in 2017, and has his fingers in several pies and projects. As co-founder of South Asian music-focused festival Dialled In, which launched last September, and mastermind behind No ID party which has welcomes the likes of Naina, Nabihah Iqbal and Jyoty to staple London venues, Ahad has played a key party in championing and paying forward the sounds and talent of South Asian DJs who are electrifying UK dance music.

With a tour in the works, the British-Pakistani DJ and producer has been shutting things down at festivals and venues across the globe this summer, with notable sets including a recent B2B with Daytimers’ Yung Singh at Glastonbury’s famous Silver Hayes area. His sound is aptly club-ready, often referencing his South Asian roots, whilst emphasising his love of drums, percussive hits and an energy that is distinctly London-rooted. The sounds of which decorate recent EP release Homecoming. Met with warm acclaim, The Guardian dubbed it as “the stuff of ravey dreams.” And we’re dreaming of raving with Ahad very soon.

Champion is one of east London’s finest bass and beatsmiths. His tracks have featured on numerous iconic past FABRICLIVE mixes (Four Tet & Champion – ‘Flip Side’ on FABRICLIVE 89: Hannah Wants, ‘Gunshot’ on FABRICLIVE: 88 Flava D, and Champion - ‘Cannon (Dismantle's VIP)’ on FABRICLIVE 86: My Nu Leng), so it feels right to be welcoming him back fabric for a Friday night. 

Since breaking through with a debut EP in 2011, Champion has been a formidable name in the UK bass scene. In a way, this pairing symbolises the legacy of old school fabric, and the new generation coming together. Ahadadream and Champion’s mix for us taps into some serious rave-ready sounds, reflecting the dazzling rhythmic rapport of these two. We can’t wait to see it in action.

005 – Ahadadream B2B DJ Champion - fabric podcast

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Episode 368 of Circoloco Radio with Hilit Kolet

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Circoloco Radio 368 - Hilit Kolet

Hi, my dear friends, welcome to Club Room 345, featuring a special guest mix from the incredible Hilit Kolet, who will be joining me this Saturday at PuMp at Watergate. 🎶
Tune in and get ready for an unforgettable weekend on the dance floor! 

Tracklist:
Nacho Scoppa - Ghetto - Bandidos
Christopher Rau - IGTF - Smallville Records
KinAhau - Weaponized (131 mix) - Pocket Change
Ketiov - Wczorajsza Skrajność - Pets Recordings
Jeff Service - Wanna Trip (Dub) - Purveyor Underground
Lyric Hood - She Got Dis 
St Davids - Houz Party - Theory Of Swing Records
Luke Solomon - Space Invaders (Andomat 3000 Remix) (Hilit Kolet Instru Edit)
Don Rimini, Jackin Trax - Get Back Up - KD RAW
Robert Hood - Resurrection - M-Plant
Mark Hawkins - Sealion Woman - Dixon Avenue Basement Jams
Santos - Rollercoaster - Rekids	
Evelyn Thomas - High Energy (Hilit Kolet Remix)
Lego - Jazzmorphosis (Jazzy Piano Mix) - Poontin Muzik

Club Room 345 with Hilit Kolet

'Raf' is a high-energy fusion of classic house and rave influences, crafted with the dancefloor in mind. The track pairs infectious, soulful vocal elements with punchy synth stabs and rolling breakbeats, all anchored by a deep, groovy tech-house bassline.

'Raf', along with an additional original from Carlita, “Stop Now,” is nestled among storied house and techno juggernauts such as Butch, Alex Metric, and Paco Osuna, as well as rising underground producers Prunk, Toman, Alinka, and more on Carlita's 'fabric presents Carlita' mixed comp for fabric Records out 11th April 2025.

Carlita, Andre Zimmer - Raf [fabric Records]

Introducing STORIES Radio, a monthly mix series highlighting the STORIES talents. First up is Hilit Kolet.

STR001 - Hilit Kolet mix from London

Laurent Garnier’s UK bass-focused mix, Into The Low-End, pays tribute to fabric’s passionate bass community featuring tracks from Skrillex, MC GQ, Sami Virji, and Martin Badder.

Four exclusive tracks grace Garnier’s 12” EP that was vinyl-only on its release at the end of 2024 and accompanied his very special 25th anniversary mix comp release with fabric. Now ‘Playing With The Low-End’ follows on from the dreamy ‘On The Way Home’ available across all platforms, while the techno belter ‘Resonances From The D’ and house cut ‘Odyssée Maison’ head our way in May and July respectively.

Into The Low-End

Laurent Garnier - Playing With The Low-End [fabric Records]

Ahead of her return to the club next Friday, Hilit Kolet delivers an hour of her signature percussive sound, blending classy house, bouncy hip house, drum machine workouts, a drop of raw techno and a hint of acid - capturing the dynamic energy of her high-octane DJ sets.

The London-based DJ and producer is behind the bleeding edge of 2025’s fiercest beats; after making her fabric debut in Room 2 this December, she's now set to return to the club, taking over Room 3 with the Stories family to celebrate their 1st birthday.

“This mix was a lot of fun to record; I slipped in a couple of cherry-picked vinyl gems from my time at Black Market Records along with some of the most exciting tracks I've been playing in my sets recently. Also, a few of my upcoming releases and a couple of freshly bounced numbers that I’ve just finished" -Hilit


056 - Hilit Kolet - fabric podcast

057 - Smooth Operators - fabric podcast

“I recorded this mix at home using just a pair of Technics and a Mastersounds mixer. For this one, I wanted to explore the darker side of my sound while trying to keep it emotive. It moves around through breakbeat house, deep techno, early progressive, acid, detroit and electro; all of which have inspired me since the beginning and I still love playing today. 

I’ll most likely be playing along these lines on the 12th. Room 1 is always a joy to play in, and I’m beyond excited to test out new system upgrade!”