this whole set is so rad. :D  Big Ups from Nova Scotia! You were great at Classics!

"go cross the screet, get your little letter of incarceration"

this should be played at high volumes, preferably in a residential area...

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

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001 ‘No-Operative’ by State Of Mind
002 ‘Fire’ by Hamilton
003 ‘Crashing Stones’ by Fade
004 ‘Mr. Cover Up’ by State Of Mind & Perceive
005 ‘Underground Culture’ by Chris.Su Feat. Kryptomedic
006 ‘Blackout (Tee’s Out Mix)’ by Todd Terry
007 ‘Deep Inside’ by Roy Green & Protone
008 ‘Another Time’ by Total Science Feat. Grimm
009 ‘Think Straight’ by Dose
010 ‘Tapout’ by Optiv & BTK
011 ‘Spartan Law VIP’ by Bladerunner
012 ‘Blaze Up Di Fire (DJ Panik Remix)’ by Ustone & Viniselecta Feat. Fu-Steps
013 ‘Fame’ by David Bowie
014 ‘Juicy’ by The Notorious B.I.G.
015 ‘Wanna Get To Know You’ by G Unit
016 ‘Wanna Be Your Lover’ by Macca & Los Contreras
017 ‘The Sweetness’ by Eveson
018 ‘Luisa’s Move’ by FD
019 ‘Disco Ball’ by Command Strange
020 ‘War Bunker’ by Disphonia 
021 ‘Unconscious’ by State Of Mind & Black Sun Empire
022 ‘Be There’ by Hamilton
023 ‘Part-Time Lover’ by Stevie Wonder

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This Friday night notorious DJ outfit Scratch Perverts will head up our third room for an uber set as they prepare to take over the room for six whole hours. Considering the long history we share with Tony Vegas and Prime Cuts an extended show from the duo has been a long time coming and certified to deliver on a very, very special experience. Like we said back in July, when the duo shared with us their ultimate Detroit influenced picks, Scratch Perverts are a name synonymous with fresh cuts and quality music; their slick fix of different genres presented in their own veritable style is the key ingredient in a solid music formula that's already helped present to the world their stringent ability on the decks and their deep dedication to the craft as a whole.

With the aforementioned extended show on the horizon, Tony Vegas and Primecuts have delivered not one but two seemingly different exclusive mixes. The first is a bit more of a personal touch on their sonic heritage with an hour blend of all the music they like... 

Tickets & Info >> http://bit.ly/FABRICLIVE3110

Scratch Perverts - 'Music We Like' FABRICLIVE Promo Mix

Before Drum & Bass became a genre and Jungle became a scene, the culture which it became in the U.K. came from the original rave culture which started in and around London in 1988.  This was the underground sound of London which Acid House came from.  Chicago & Detroit sounds were most of the early soundtrack, but New York emerged as one the British favorites as Todd Terry became popular.  My Bonesbreaks volumes which were DJ Breaks using House elements became so popular, I managed to wind up in the middle of the explosion of rave in 1989, and the song "Block Rocking Beats" by Success-N-Effect became the prototype Drum & Bass song and nobody ever heard that dirty aggressive style before.  The 808 kick in that track is so lethal, it would cause the coil to fuse to the woofer and sometimes catch fire.  No joking.  It happened at Metro 700 in Long Island and a rave in the Bronx in the leg of the Whitestone Bridge.  The woofer actual set ablaze.  That being said, I always appreciated a good Drum & Bass set.  This mix isn't done any different then the way we mixed in the 1990's.  Straight mixing on Technics 1200's and a mixer for the duration of the mix.  The actual track selections?  I got lucky, a friend who had a distributor was downsizing and 1000 records fell into my lap.  As I was going through stacks I was amazed at what I was hearing.  This is an end result of that.

BLOOD MOON & BASS ///// A DRUM & BASS MIX

‎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

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‎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

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Introducing the first in my new mix series, showcasing some of my favourite tunes of the minute. The first includes bangers from Chris Lorenzo, Andy Sherman, My Nu Leng and a whole heap of others!

Dj Zinc Mix Series 01

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

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Go On A Journey & Listen to this High Speed Intense Ride of Futuristic Drums & Rip Roaring Bass Frequencies that Is Guaranteed to Get that Blood Pumpin!! APX1 Injects you with His Own Original West Coast Style of Droppin Drum & Bass & DrumStep. This Mix is Loaded with Un-Released DubPlates & V.I.P.'s of Murderous Riddims that will have you Screamin for More! GHETTO LIFE - TONZ OF DRUMZ - I LOVE LA EVENTS 2012 

APX1 - HARD WATER D&B MIXTAPE

a funky set from DJ Simply Jeff recorded live 9.16.09
DJ Aero maes a cameo for a few cuts in the middle of the mix

for pics, more info please visit 
www.thelightgalleries.com

special thanks to Jeff and  www.djculture.com

Dj Simply Jeff Live at Light Galleries > Movement 9.16.09

001 ‘Intro’ by General Jack D. Ripper
002 ‘Alone’ by Audio & Meth 
003 ‘More Blood, More Fire (Ragga Jungle Remix)’ by Niney The Observer
004 ‘Ragga Younglist’ by Jamalski 
005 ‘Cabal’ by Marcus Intalex
006 ‘One Love’ by NaS
007 ‘Took My Breath’ by Run Tingz Cru Feat. Solo Banton & Lady Fyah 
008 ‘Dayz’ by Original Sin 
009 ‘Drop By Drop’ by Paul B
010 ‘Left Behind In Sadness’ by Roy Green & Protone 
011 ‘The Perfect Blues (Machinedrum Remix)’ by Jesse Boykins III & MeLo-X
012 ‘Rush’ by Nick Bee 
013 ‘Maniac Laugh’ by Ozma 
014 ‘Illusions’ by Chris.SU 
015 ‘City 17’ by Joe Ford 
016 ‘Thought Reform’ by Mark System Feat. Youngman
017 ‘Abscess’ by Widowmaker
018 ‘Gangsters’ by The Specials 
019 ‘Voodoo Girl’ by 3rdeye Feat. Ozz & Akshay Kalawar
020 ‘Singing Da Blues (Adesse Version)’ by Nick Holder 
021 ‘It Is What It Is’ by Caspa 
022 ‘Hands Up!’ by Wilkinson
023 ‘Duppy Man’ by Chase & Status Feat. Capleton

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Booking Agent :: Scott McCusker :: Scott@CyberGrooveProd.com :: (845) 304-8800

Freaky Flow
g-sus.com / freakyflow.com 
Los Angeles, CA, USA 

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.

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