Name: FREE DOWNLOAD - Freaky Flow - Vintage 002 by freakyflow in Freaky
Duration: 1 h 30 min 10 s
Description: 1997 - Toronto, ON (Tribe Magazine Mix Series)

damn this takes me back to basement parties in like 1998....absolutely loving it!

nobody scratches anytmore...  I love this shit!

thanks for these - I had a tape given to me by a friend around 1998 - labeled "Freaky Flow 4" - ONE track in particular I'm tryin to find - it's a great female ragga/dancehall vocal, over hard-driving dnb.  I think "mountains" are part of the lyric. I played that cassette to death.

Freaky

This is a Mash-Up I put together for the Ragga Jungle Rinse Out in 2018. (Village Stage / Shambhala). I've been holding on to it for a while but i think the time is right to share it with everyone. If your into Drum & Bass / Jungle or Reggae this just might be your jam. Check it out and grab a DL if you please !!!
"To All The Junglist Come Follow We"

Benny Page Meets Baby Cham - Follow We To The Top (Spinzo's Rinse Out Mash)

001 ‘Hustle From Born’ by D-Region & Code Feat. Shutdown & Trinity Chris
002 ‘All Wrong’ by Random Movement 
003 ‘Goggles’ by Fred V. & Grafix
004 ‘No One’ by TC 
005 ‘Wildfire’ by Spirit
006 ‘The Ganja VIP’ by Dialect & Kosine Meets Dub Pistols Feat. Rodney P.
007 ‘Enlightenment’ by Hydro, War & Mateba
008 ‘No Return’ by dRamatic & dbAudio 
009 ‘Inner Soul’ by MC Fats, Serum, & Bladerunner
010 ‘Push Up Your Lighta’ by Top Kat
011 ‘Blue Eyes VIP’ by Skeptical
012 ‘Morning Light’ by Nu:Logic
013 ‘Mud’ by Marcus Intalex
014 ‘Found Love’ by Roy Green, Protone, Boka Boka, & Krint 
015 ‘Love’ by Locksmith
016 ‘Splinter In Your Mind’ by Villem
017 ‘Murderer’ by Eastcolors
018 ‘Distant Shores’ by Metrik 
019 ‘Human Race (Amoss Remix)’ by Nick Bee
020 ‘Your Love’ by Original Sin Feat. Fexie Muiso 
021 ‘Violence’ by Teddy Killerz
022 ‘Fusion’ by Bladerunner
023 ‘Solar’ by Metrik

FREE DOWNLOAD - Freaky Flow - Volume 015

Toting what the label describe as “a fiercely avant-garde sound of way beyond his years” the young Surrey based drum & bass producer, Hyroglifics, just dropped the inaugural release on Critical’s brand new Binary division - their digital only series devote to unearthing new talent. His first three track drop displays a penchant for half time d&b as each tunes rolls with just as much balance and technicality as tunes twice their speed might command. Sticking true to the offshoot imprint’s mantra of embracing the speed and quick fix culture of digital downloads, Hyroglific’s delivers a delightfully unique and rounded take on his sound. 

Making his debut appearance here in Farringdon when he plays the Critical Sound hosted Room Two on Friday 18th July, we asked him if he wouldn’t mind putting together an example of the way he plays, so we could better introduce him – and his music – ahead of the performance. 

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Advance tickets: http://www.fabriclondon.com/club/listing/938

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No tracklist given.

Hyroglifics - FABRICLIVE X Critical Sound Mix

Download from the Radio 1 podcast - http://itunes.apple.com/WebObjects/MZStore.woa/wa/viewPodcast?id=268491175

UFO - Photek
Resolution - Photek
Vultures - Jess Mills - Photek Remix
Still Life - Goldie - Photek Remix
Hidden Camera - Photek
The Rain - Photek
Ni Ten Ichi Ryu - Photek
The Seventh Samurai - Photek
Shelter - Birdy - Photek Remix
Rings Around Saturn - Photek
Slowburn - Photek
Avalanche - Photek
Infinity - Photek
Totem - Photek
Sleepwalking - Photek Featuring Linche
Mine to Give - Photek Featuring Robert Owens
Falling - Distance - Photek Remix
Lie Down in Darkness - Moby - Photek Remix

Photek MiniMix for Annie Mac on BBC Radio 1

A few weeks ago, sonars  ghost came over to mine to help me make a jungle track. I came up with the samples I wanted and how I wanted it to sound keeping that original jungle sound alive.
 I listened to his tips he had, to gain more knowledge in Jungle production. This is what I ended up making. Hope you guys enjoy it and follow if you want to hear some more of my jungle productions.
 #Jungle#AmenJungle#ModernJungle#Drum&Bass#BlindDJ#162#Productions#Rave#DanceMusic

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Infatuation. DnB.

‎001 ‘21st Century’ by Tantrum Desire &amp; Cabbie
002 ‘Ill Teqniqe’ by Dkay
003 ‘Lassitude (Club Mix)’ by Sigma &amp; DJ Fresh Feat. Koko
004 ‘Sleepwalk’ by Matrix
005 ‘Dem A Dragon’ by L. Judas Vs. Tenor Diamond
006 ‘Tic Tac Toc’ by 8 Bits
007 ‘Near Miss’ by System
008 ‘The Nine’ by Bad Company
009 ‘U Think’ by Prestige &amp; Nick Itch
010 ‘Mr. Nice Feat. Howard Marks’ by Kav Vs. Northern Lights
011 ‘Bad Up The Town’ by DJ Sly &amp; Pacso Feat. Boomah
012 ‘Curve Ball’ by Freaky Flow
013 ‘Toytown’ by Logistics
014 ‘Passing Through’ by The Funktion

FREE DOWNLOAD - Freaky Flow - Volume 009

‎001 ‘Who Are You’ by The Who
002 ‘Special’ by Drumsound &amp; Bassline Smith
003 ‘Miles From Home’ by Peshay
004 ‘Close To Me’ by The Cure
005 ‘In Da City’ by Tommy Boy &amp; D Minds
006 ‘Shot Down’ by The Funktion
007 ‘Irresistible Force’ by Jane’s Addiction
008 ‘Cabin Fever’ by Marcus Intalex
009 ‘Back To The Future’ by Steppa &amp; Kitcha
010 ‘Insane Bitch’ by Amit &amp; Outrage
011 ‘Winter War’ by Noisia &amp; Black Sun Empire
012 ‘Empire State Of Mind’ by Jay-Z Featuring Alicia Keys
013 ‘That’s All’ by Genesis
014 ‘Me &amp; You (Dirtyphonics Rmx)’ by Nero
015 ‘Mister DJ’ by DJ Sly Featuring Capo
016 ‘Surroundings’ by Break
017 ‘15 Step’ by Radiohead

FREE DOWNLOAD - Freaky Flow - Volume 010

New free mix, Volume 011, premiering one week from today at www.torontojungle.com! Here's a tiny sneak preview...

FREE DOWNLOAD - Freaky Flow - Volume 011 (Teaser)

001 ‘Mylo Xyloto’ by Coldplay
002 ‘Hurts Like Heaven’ by Coldplay
003 ‘Daylight’ by Q-Project
004 ‘Know My Name (D-Reg Rmx)' by Miss Omega
005 ‘I Will Be Where You Are’ by Furney
006 ‘Headlock’ by Rene LaVice
007 ‘Special Dedication’ by DJ Nut Nut Featuring Top Cat
008 ‘Broke' by Dismantle
009 ‘Terrible Love’ by The National
010 ‘Reason To Worry’ by Killawatt
011 ‘Quad Bikes (Delta Hev Rmx)’ by Mensah &amp; Sukh Knight
012 ‘Mass Appeal’ by Gang Starr
013 ‘Pass Out’ by Tinie Tempah
014 ‘For Real’ by Bluescreens
015 ‘Divine (Eastcolors Rmx)’ by Squash
016 ‘Ganja Man (Serial Klz Rmx)’ by Krome &amp; Time

FREE DOWNLOAD - Freaky Flow - Volume 011

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The DnB Girls Podcast is BACK and here is #05! We have a brand new look, a new name and new episodes coming your way at the beginning of each and every month. For starters, we will be pairing up members of both our Canadian and US chapters (two 30 minute exclusive mixes per session); as we continue on this journey via our iconic mix series. For February’s episode we feature J.F. Killah and Lovelace dropping fierce submissions to keep the fiyah burning this February ~ ENJOY ~

J.F. Killah (Vancouver, BC) 
https://soundcloud.com/jfkillah

1) Graphics - Havelock
2) Back To The Jungle (Hyroglifics Remix) - Bladerunner
3) Turbo - Lewis James
4) Headbanger - Yunis
5) Rig Monkey - Fixate & Skeptical
6) Propa (feat. Apache) - Humanature & Wavefields
7) Ygmfu - UFO!
8) Hardcore Harry - S.P.Y.
9) Break Glass - Mark System
10) Dig Louder - Emperor
11) Institution - Feline
12) Highly Blessed (Alix Perez Remix) - Sam Binga & Rder Shafique
13) Geeks & Geez (feat. Jakes) - Critical Impact
14) Without a Trace - Skeptical
15) Get Out The Way (feat. MC Coppa) - Jam Thieves
16) Black Barrel - Zero Tolerance
17) The Drifted - Kyrist 
18) Denial - Total Science/Hydro & War
19) So Unloved - Bop


Lovelace (New York, United States) 
https://soundcloud.com/djlovelace

Secret Style - DJ Hybrid
LF-Ant (Habitat and Genetix Remix 2) - Substance and DJ Dazee 
Subway (Dub) - Saxxon 
The Best - Bou
Roots for Culture - T.R.A.C.
Rebel Salute - The Force 
Serial Sound Killa - Epicentre 
Badboy Sound - Swerve 
Kerplunk - Verdikt and K Jah 
Lose Focus VIP - Too Greezy
Kill a Drum Pan - Brian Brainstorm 
Hi Grade - RMS ft. Bill & Ed 
Darkage (Aries and Fleck 2017 remix) - DJ Solo
The Callin - True Tactix
Baddest Sound (Jungle Mix) - DJ Hybrid 
Strife (Bou Remix) - Dawn Raid and Jinx
Its Too Late - Jaxx
NG - Kumarachi
Too Rude for Them - Too Greezy

Hosted by MC Ella Grave (Montreal, Qc) soundcloud.com/ella-grave

www.DnBGirls.net

DnB Girls

DnB Girls Podcast #05 - J.F. Killah & Lovelace

The DnB Girls Podcast is BACK and here is episode #11! We have a brand new look, a new name and new episodes coming your way each and every month. For starters, we will be pairing up members of both our Canadian and US chapters (two 30 minute exclusive mixes per session); as we continue on this journey via our iconic mix series. For August’s episode we feature two talented artists reppin' the east sides of both countries - Remedy & Nvrsoft! 


~ ENJOY ~

Remedy (Toronto, ON)
 @dnb-remedy

Dancing - Friction 
Jungle Nights - Vital Link
Mercy - Ownglow and Dilemma
Everlasting Days - Nu: Logic and Lifford
Vision - GLXY
Wonder - Ownglow
The Cure - Sub Zero
Your Time Will Come - Break and Survival
Losin' Sleep - S.P.Y
Pull Up - Afro B (Bladerunner Remix)
Soft Start - Monty
Grub - Skeptical
Get Up - The Function
Straight G - Hydro, Total Science, War
Absolute - Whiney 
Dubby - Eastcolors
The Glow - Monty and Hyroglifics

& 

Nvrsoft (Washington, DC)
 @nvrsoft 

100% Nvrsoft Originals 

Hosted by Bvitae @bvitae
www.DnBGirls.net

DnB Girls Podcast #11 - Remedy & Nvrsoft

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1997 - Toronto, ON (Tribe Magazine Mix Series)

FREE DOWNLOAD - Freaky Flow - Vintage 002

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Freaky Flow
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Freaky Flow, originally from Philadelphia, PA, moved with his family to Toronto, ON, before reaching four years of age. He first took a serious interest in music at the age of eleven, mesmerized by soul jazz, garage house, and hiphop. Four years later, he purchased his first set of turntables and started spinning hiphop with his skilled partner, D-Wreck. Through this genre, Freaky learned the basics – scratching, cutting, and mixing – in just that prioritized order. 

Jungle, drumandbass, and the underground music culture soon captured his attention; Flow, in turn, transferred his knowledge of hiphop into this new, captivating music. He found that scratching and cutting had unique properties in accompaniment with jungle. Party-going patrons worldwide quickly caught on to this sound. Consequently, Freaky Flow today plays on a regular basis at major events throughout Canada, the US, Mexico, Puerto Rico, Japan, Hong Kong, Germany, Austria, England, and Slovenia, making him the most booked drumandbass DJ in Canada. Notably, for years, all of Flow’s sets featured lyrical-mastermind, MC Flipside, on the microphone, but with Flipside’s mid-2004 decision to quit touring with Flow and focus on his own stage show and studio work, Flow now finds himself rocking crowds again all on his own, just like back in the day. 

The transition from DJ to producer was only logical; Freaky wanted to be throwing down his own dubplates. With several partners, Freaky Flow oversaw the operation of Placebo Recordings (distributed by Stickman Records) between 1996 and 1999. The label led Flow to work with many acclaimed artists, including The Soul Grabber (Aquarius/Stickman), The Rascalz (ViK/BMG), and others. With his extremely busy schedule, however, Flow soon found it impossible to go to school full time, manage the Special Projects department at Stickman Records, DJ across the world, and direct and produce for a record label. Thus, to the dismay of many, Placebo Recordings’ release schedule and Freaky Flow’s studio production both came to an abrupt halt at the end of ‘99. After completing his degree, however, Flow’s return to the studio garnered immediate attention: His remix resume alone includes work for 311 (Volcano/Zomba/BMG), Choclair (Virgin/EMI), Pressure Rise (Aspect), Type One (GFS/Sound Gizmo), and others. 

Flow is no stranger to the mix CD, either. The “Obscene Underground – Volume 1” compilation (on Stickman Records) sold over 20,000 units in Canada alone. Freaky Flow’s second CD, aptly entitled “World Domination” (Moonshine Music), was released in May 2001, and surpassed his first disc in sales, hurdling over the 20,000 unit mark, making Freaky Flow the highest CD-selling drumandbass DJ of all time in Canada. A third CD – the first ever live CD that Flow has recorded – entitled “Keep It Live” (Moonshine Music), was released just one year later, with a fourth, "The Envy" (Topaz Records), hitting shelves the following year. A fifth mix CD, “Flashback” (Freaky Flow), dropped in 2004, featuring entirely songs and remixes involving Freaky Flow studio work. Just two years later, Freaky Flow launched his first ever solely-owned label, “Freaky Flow Recordings”, which brought “The Heavy Petters”, his protégé group, to music’s forefront. Most recently, amidst Flow’s relocation to Los Angeles, CA, fans can check out his latest mix CD, “The Furious Factor” (Moist Music), a retrospective mix containing entirely music from the renowned Canadian drumandbass label, Furious Records. And if that’s not enough, fans can watch for brand new online mixes every few months.

Yet even with all of these endeavours keeping him so busy, Flow has not lost sight of why he began to DJ in the first place. He simply possesses new tools to bring his art to more people. Indeed, the music is still his top priority. For Freaky Flow is still known as one of the most versatile and technically skilled producer/DJ's in North America, and still labeled ‘Toronto's Jungle Scratchmaster’ by promoters, producers, and partygoers alike. Swarms of partiers may consistently be found huddled around the DJ booth when Flow is on the decks, watching his every move.

FREE DOWNLOAD - Freaky Flow - Vintage 002

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