Mary Jane - Phil Weeks, Ladybird 
The Boss (Jo BIssa’s Re-Edit) - James Brown 
Nevada - Kerala Dust 
Days Without You (Crussen Mix) - Satori, Miou Amada’e
Speigel - Kerala Dust 
Repeat the Funk - Dave Gerrard
Smokin’ Joe - Bobby Nourmand 
Hot Flavor (Kaidi Tatham Remix) - Hadiya George
Under Pressure (Under Pressure) - David Bowie, Queen
On & On (DJ Dharma 900 Remix) - Erykah Badu
Teenage Bird (Santo Adriano Reinterpretation) - Four Tet 
Maintain - Fabio Gianelli 
Below the Summit - Wild Dark 
Mita Gami - Kapara 
Love Recycled - Solomon 
Can’t Wait - James Silk 
The Other Side (Unders Extended Remix) - Morphine 
Pull - Nicolas Rada, Armen Miran
Vander (Radio Edit) - Vamos A Bailar 
Don’t Understand - Atnarko 
Broad Horizons - Marcus Worgull 
Jones’n - Kevin Anderson, RYBO 
Tijuana (Extended Mix) - Ucha, Darksidevinyl 
New France feat. Zola J (Tom Middleton Cosmos Remix) - Orbital
Down Under (David Bucka Edit)- Colin Hay
Push It (Denn Haas Remix) - Immature 
Light it Up - Rubber People 
Le Danse du Scorpion - Sebastian Leger  
Wish You Were Here feat Msaki (Damian Lazarus Re-Shape) - Black Coffee
Say You Won’t Ever Leave Me (Detron T-Line Version - Wallflower

Spring Tutu

Hailing from New Mexico’s high desert to Florida’s deep swamp, @Freeda-Sol fell for the underground sound at starlit parties set in the expansive and otherworldly mesas of the American Southwest. After venturing to the dirty south, Freeda Sol's passion for groovy basslines solidified as she cut her DJing chops on Florida breaks. Now she's making heads bop to her signature deep, funky and soulful house sound. 

She's passionate about all things creative and colorful, so she takes pleasure in painting pictures and telling stories through melodies while guiding you along a rhythmic journey that vibrates the inner soul while igniting those dancing soles. 

She invites elements from all musical forms into her house — from funk to rock to hip-hop and more — creating a vibe that is eclectic and free. Freeda Sol maintains a radical commitment to the joyful celebration of humanity and house music. After all, life’s too short to take things too seriously — especially the very music that should be releasing us from the fetters of our everyday existence.

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Biog:

Chiller Twist was started as a recording project in 1998. Working with just an Atari and some basic sound modules Sl!m experimented with many different dance styles. Some of these early experiments can still be downloaded as free mp3s from the many mp3 sites on the net.

The Plum Projects label, formed with his partner late 1998, initially promoted and sold Chiller Twist’s music exclusively on the internet. Giving away special mp3 mixes of tracks for sale on CD it proved successful as a way of building a network of interested parties. This was thought a fair way of introducing Chiller Twist’s music to whoever was interested AND a way of allowing fans to show their appreciation, compensating Sl!m to produce more music full time.

In 1999 it was decided to try and take the label up a level by also working in the more traditional “distributor to retail” way.

Plum Projects released two 12” Chiller Twist singles via Unique Distribution in 1999. “Banshee” (with a Jon The Dentist remix) sold out of its first two pressings and was played at many UK clubs including Peach and Gatecrasher. “Timebomb” (Skynet UK T minus 6.58 remix) followed along a similar path and was even supported by Pete Tong on his highly influencial Essential Selection show on BBC Radio 1.

The year 2000 was quiet release wise as Sl!m single handedly and on a shoestring budget went about making business affiliations to present the label professionally to both public and music industry. The label changed distributors to Pinnacle and Chiller Twist recorded many new tracks. Offers of remix work began and this momentously led up to Paul Oakenfold choosing the “Chiller Twist Cosmosis Remix” of Velvet Girl - “Velvet” as the first track on his “Travelling” compilation.

2001 saw three further Chiller Twist 12” singles released. “Driverz Of The Deep” was greatly acclaimed, receiving excellent reviews. The original mix was again played by Pete Tong and was later licensed to the compilation “Interpretations II” mixed by Jerry Bonham. The “senna summer mix” meanwhile was licensed to “Progressive Euphoria”, mixed by John 00 Fleming and “Way Out There” mixed by Jody Wisternoff.

“Do You Hear It ?”, also released as a ltd.edition enhanced cd, was also very well reviewed gaining 5 stars in DJ magazine. The original mix, described as “a future balearic classic”, was well supported by cafe Djs in Ibiza while the “bet two for good” mix did damage on the more progressive dancefloors and later was on Sandra Collins’ Cream compilation.

“Stringz Ultd.” (shelley mix) was the best received 12” yet appearing on a Mixmag covermount CD in the UK. It was also licensed to compilations in Asia, Europe and Australasia and is a favourite with DJ Tiesto.

2002 saw Chiller Twist make further friends with remixes for Solid Sessions, Jan Johnston and Insigma.

An album with male vocalist Ra Khahn was recorded and, while rehearsing to take the sound live, bizarrely morphed into a Alternative Rock band “Nerve” which played a string of gigs over a couple of years in and around the London (UK) area. Neither the Chiller Twist or Nerve albums recorded have been released, although some tracks from the era can be heard at Chiller Twist’s MySpace page.

Ra Khahn since moved on to Milke and Monarchy.

Sl!m has been quiet since 2005 when he did a couple of mixes for Matt Darey’s label Darey Products although he did surface in 2009 for a remix of Thinskin “Strip Me Down” showing more minimal and techno influences.

There is some internet activity of late to suggest more music may be on the way. 

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