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Brizzo fella Matt Preston is Phaeleh, an ambient dubstep producer with an intelligent ear for electronic harmonies. Sample the noises that stimulate him via this weeks i-DJ and read up on Phaelehs most memorable moments in dubstep over at i-D Online.

Tracklisting:
Rowl - Someone
Arkist - M23
Lakosa & Rick Grant - Tambourine
Afriqua - Mir Zeit
Pedestrian & Jasperdrum - Kalakuta
Versa - Element I (Instrumental)
Jack Dixon - Edge of the Universe
Gyu - Non Stop
Troy Gunner - Provoked
Arkist - Ice Cream for Breakfast
Gyu - Neon
Arkist - Know You Wrong
Wascal - Isit
Phaeleh - Storm (Applebottom remix)
Kyko - Mornin Love
Lakosa & Rick Grant - Core
Eleven8 - Kept
Orphan101 - Very Best
Rowl - Egipto
Submerse - Here's Looking At You
Jono McCleary - Ballade (Djrum remix)
Hackman - Fists of Ham
Colorhythm - NRG
Hostage - Keep Dark
Sclist - Dots
My Nu Leng - Waltaknocks VIP
New York Transit Authority - Off The Traxx VIP
House of Black Lanterns - Shot You Down (Breakage remix)
Si Begg - Losing It (Gella remix)
Eleven8 - Changing Colours
Geode - Boogie Woogie (ft. Tivey)
J-One - Yours
J-One - Deep Down VIP
Jade Parker - Together

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i-DJ: Phaeleh

Although this is part 4 of a long running mix, as with the other parts this is intended to work both as a part of a bigger picture and also as stand alone piece.  This piece see's a rise in tempos and in places it ventures into darker, gnarlier territories than those that have come before it.

TRACK-LIST:

1	Siriusmo 'Itchy'	(Monkeytown)
2	Plant43 'Cogs Are Turning' (Flux)
3	Staffan Linzatti 'The Contraption' (Balans)
4	Bosh, Ellef, Dub Signal 'Futurism (Original Mix)' (Naked Lunch)
5	Cloud Boat 'Amber Road'	(Apollo)
6	Iron Galaxy 'Why Havent We Left Yet' (Born Electric)
7	Dusty Kid	'This Hug' (Boxersport)
8	I/Y 'I/Y 002' (I/Y)
9	Koreless 'Sun' (Young Turks)
10	Galaxian 'Surge' (Last Known Trajectory)
11	House of Black Lanterns 'Worthless' (Houndstooth)

James Zabiela 'Paradigm Shift Pt 4'

We kick off the NGE Music series with My Favorite Robot - the trio of Jared Simms, James Teej, and Voytek Korab, three Canadian DJ/producers who in a space of a few short years have become a central part of the global electronic music scene. Stay tuned for more NGE podcasts…

For full artist information visit: http://www.nge-booking.com/artists/my-favorite-robot/biography

NGE Podcast 001: My Favorite Robot

RA.385 Daniel Avery for Resident Advisor

Enter a mysterious dreamworld and get lost in the enigmatic mind of Marc Romboy. The @systematicrecordings boss has provided us with an exclusive 57 minute insight into his downtime featuring a breadth of futuristic electronic cuts from Kraftwerk to Aphex Twin. 
Click play and drift away.

"I had a dream where I traveled to the future - maybe 2237 - everything was so familiar, people lived in peace and it was so quiet every where. Techno music was considered classical music! A vision I would share…" @marcromboy

Tracklist:
1) Kraftwerk - Die Stimme der Energie (EMI)
2) Stephan Bodzin & Marc Romboy - Phobos (Moritz von Oswald Remix) (Systematic Recordings)
3) Gregor Schwellenbach - Kaito's Everlasting (Kompakt)
4) Gas - Pop IV (Kompakt)
5) Kavinsky feat. Night call Record Makers)
6) Boards Of Canada - Chromakey Dream Coat (Warp)
7) Aphex Twin - I (R&S)
8) Marc Romboy & Stephan Bodzin - Callisto (Synthapella)
9) Rhythm & Sound - Rise and praise (Vainqueur Remix) (Burial Mix)
10) Ongaku - Mihon #3 (Pod Communication)
11) Marc Romboy & Ken Ishii - Der Strand (Systematic Recordings)
12) Biosphere - Microgravity (Apollo)
13) The Future Sound Of London - Papa New Guinea (R&S)
14) Andreas Vollenweider - Afternoon (CBS)
15) Andreas Vollenweider - Sunday (CBS)
16) Marc Romboy & Blake Baxter - Fly away (Acapella)

Slumber Session: Marc Romboy

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1.sascha dive - dance with me - deepvibes
2.nekes - thank you neighbour 
3.steven cock - cycles 
4.ray okpara - implanted circle ft david ennio minor 
5.okain - boys talk
6.strung fellows - jazz man
7.ray okpara & nick curly - yellow singlefin
8.loui fernandez - kazuco (sven tasnadi rmx)
9.trancesetters - the search - (mobius strum & ray okpara rmx)
10.larry cadge - vicious circle dub mix
11.ray okpara - yolanda


Ray Okpara - Kling Klong mix

This week’s special guest on the Cadenza Music Source to Cycle podcast is London’s JB, AKA Jon Barnett.   JB has his roots firmly footed in the acid house era, coming up on the UK’s first wave of house and techno music and parties. From seminal British raves like Spiral Tribe, to legendary clubs like The End and Fabric in London, JB has been an ever present figure on the London scene, developing also a label and club night brand called Dance Wicked, hosting artists such as Timmy Regisford, Blaze, Derrick May and Tony Humphries. To date, JB is working with A Guy Called Gerald on their new brand 'Selecta' and as the main resident at The Egg Club London you can catch JB's sets every Tuesday night at Paradox. 
 
https://www.facebook.com/pages/JB/479711205485554

http://www.therealjb.com


Cycle Tracklist

Ziggi Kinder, Promo
Manaus Madness (Marek Hemmann remix)byGunnar Stiller
UNKNOWN
No Need To Worry (Camea Jak edit)byMarc Depulse, Hollis P Monroe, Overnite
Play His Game (Adam Shelton remix)byGwen Maze & Phil Dark
UNKNOWN
Talk About JackbySidney Charles
UNKNOWN
My Bassline FriendbyDo Santos, Simone Vitullo
Green TeabySidney Charles
UNKNOWN
TerminalbyAndroid Cartel
UNKNOWN
Me RoarbySuper Flu & Monkey Safari
UNKNOWN
Me RoarbySuper Flu & Monkey Safari
Baby Don't Go (Teenage Mutants & Lars Moston remix)byHaze M
Esperanto JugglerbyDusky
UNKNOWN
Secret PlacebyGabe


Source Tracklist

Colonel Abrahams - Not gonna get
Change - Searching
Chaka Khan - Ain’t nobody
Asfhord & Simpson - Bourgie Bourgie (Larry Levan Mix)
BROOKLYN EXPRESS - SIXTY NINE
Carly Simon - Why (12  Mix) - Paradise Garage mix
Rose Royce - Magic Touch
Surface - Falling in love
The Gap Band - Oops upside your head

Cadenza Podcast | 108 - JB (Cycle)

Tracklist: http://www.factmag.com/2014/03/24/fact-mix-432-luke-vibert/

FACT mix 432 - Luke Vibert (Mar '14)

"With their debut album coming soon, Mumbai Science gives us a sneak peak into the origins of their inspiration. To celebrate the second anniversary of their Mumbai Science tapes, the duo presents their ‘Anthology tape’: a personal, chronological journey through the history of dance music, featuring their favorite tracks from 1986 to 2007.

The Mumbai Science Anthology tape takes you from the year Maarten & Jonas were born to the year they set course towards the sound of Mumbai Science. This musical voyage takes you from the roots of acid house, over Belgian rave to ghetto house. From French touch and electro-clash to – more recently- nu-rave. All of which paved the way for what Mumbai Science is today.

The Mumbai Science Anthology tape gives you the opportunity to get to know the Belgian duo a little better. Get to know the artists they looked up to and the music they grew up with. Get to know what inspires them and what their album will sound like. Fire up the stove, cuddle a little closer, and get intimate with MUMBAI SCIENCE!"

1986: Hercules – 7 ways
1986: Adonis – No Way Back
1987: Phuture – Acid Tracks
1988: Bam Bam – Where’s your child
1989: Liaisons D. - Heart Beat
1990: DHS – The House of God
1990: Joey Beltram – Energy Flash
1991: Outlander – Vamp  
1991: T99 – Anasthasia  
1991: Human Resource – Dominator  
1991: Robert Armani - Ambulance
1992: Cajmere – Percolator
1993: DJ Funk – House the groove
1994: Traxmen & Eric Martin – Hit it from the back
1994: Paul Johnson – Feel my M.F. Bass
1994: Plastikman – Spastik
1995: Thomas Bangalter – Outrun
1996: Daft Punk – rollin’ & scratchin’  
1996: Armand Van Helden – the Funk Phenomena
1997: Jeff Mills – The Bells
1997: DJ Funk – Work that body
1997: DJ Deeon – Work this M.F.
1998: Miss kittin & The Hacker – Frank Sinatra
1999: Mr Oizo – flat beat  
1999: Laurent Garnier – the sound of the big babou
1999: Chemical Brothers – hey boy hey girl 
2000: Alan Braxe & Fred Falke – Intro 
2000: Daft Punk – One more time 
2001: Samantha Fu – Theme from discotheque
2001: Felix da housecat – nicotine from the silverscreen
2001: Tiga and Zyntherius– Sunglasses at night
2001: Green Velvet – La La Land
2001: Vitalic – you prefer cocaine
2002: Sven Vath - Fire
2003: DK8 – Murder was the bass
2003: Tiga – Burning down (London’s burning)
2004: Miss Kittin – requiem for a hit
2005: Soulwax – Miserable Girl
2006: Goose – Bring it on
2007: Justice – Phantom part 2 (Soulwax remix)

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Mumbai Science tapes - #24 - Anthology 1986 - 2007

The synergy that we share with the output of Michael Mayer's Kompakt imprint is something that should never be questioned. He's been part of our programming for as long as we can remember and the label's wax output is a staple of most of our visitors’ DJ bags. Last year in fact they just celebrated 20 years in operation, which is no mean feat and most likely down to Mayer’s ongoing day to day commitment to the label and persistent discovery of new talents. With his annual Room One outing scheduled for the weekend ahead we got an opportunity to catch up what's new for 2014 and how sometimes being an in demand remixer as well as A&R takes its toll on his own personal studio time. Mayer has also provided us with a mix to outlay what we can look forward to in the dark hours of the weekend ahead right here in Farringdon.

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Read the interview: http://www.fabriclondon.com/blog/view/catching-up-with-michael-mayer-and-his-fabric-promo-mix-spring-2014

Get tickets to see Michael Mayer in RM1 this Saturday night: http://bit.ly/fabric1204




Michael Mayer - fabric Promo Mix (Spring 2014)

All the details are here if your asking for ID's, mind you, you never read this text anyway so what does it matter :) http://www.theblackdogma.com/tbd/2014/04/radiodogma10

The Black Dog - Radio Dogma #10

The latest instalment in our NGE Music podcast series comes from Richy Ahmed. Recorded live during Rinse FM's 'All Night With Richy Ahmed' at Glasgow's legendary Sub Club, this mix is only a 90 minute clip of his 4 hour set and shows his distinct style & why he's been labelled as one of the new wave of British DJs re-defining house music.

For full artist information visit: http://www.nge-booking.com/artists/richy-ahmed/biography

NGE Podcast 012: Richy Ahmed

TRACKLIST

1.	Massive Attack / Mad Professor - I Spy (Spyin glass)
2.	Four Tet - Kool FM (Bliss mix)
3.	Tim Love Lee - The Tortoise (Sex tags mania NYC mix)
4.	Mr Lawrence - Brazil Chinese Shop (Mr Lawrence Drum beat down mix)
5.	Matias Aguayo - Pata Pata
6.	Dj Koze - Sbooty
7.	Argy - 1985 (tool)
8.	Jungle Wonz - The Jungle (Jamie 3.26 Sounds Edit)
9.	Bandido - Anour (Zumbido Mix)
10.	Poor People Must Work feat Bobbo Shanti (Carl Craig mix)
11.	Madioko N Rafika - Ellelli (Kalabrese remix)
12.	Blaq Soul - Jungle Creatures (Tribal mix)
13.	Red Axes - Caminho De Dreyfus (Rebolledo)
14.	I Cube - Makossa (Pilooski edit)
15.	Bodo Eisel - Discount Baby
16.	Max Dunbar - Cassette Arabic
17.	Mzee Feat. Candy Nurse - Mahuwelele (Manoo Remix)
18.	William Onyeabor - When the Going is Good and Smooth
19.	Atakoru Manu - Bebo Ne Komo (Auntie Flo Rework)
20.	Thomash - Calango Fumando Palha


A Multi Culti Spring Mix

Tracklist here: http://www.factmag.com/2014/06/30/fact-mix-468-throwing-snow/

FACT mix 448 - Throwing Snow (Jun '14)

Article: http://www.factmag.com/2014/08/04/fact-mix-454-daniel-avery/

There’s no gimmick with Daniel Avery, no hook. He is, as his Discogs page puts it, a “DJ and producer from England.”

And really, that should be the only hook you need. Since focusing on making music under his real name in the early ’10s (though he was DJing and producing for several years before then), the one-time studio assistant of Andrew Weatherall has been steadily developing from record to record, combining house and techno structures with dynamics that betray his love of oddball guitar music and ’90s alt-rock. Like Weatherall, and like Downwards’ Regis, Avery recognises the limitless potential to hypnotise by getting as weird as possible over a 4×4 pulse, and on his debut album Drone Logic (the clue’s in the name), he uses 4×4 as a canvas to paint Bosch-esque visions of disembodied voices, tripped-out rabbit-holes and more.

Of course, it also bangs when it has to –  Avery’s no floor-clearer. In fact, he’s become one of the UK’s most celebrated DJs of recent years, contributing to the BBC Essential Mix series and releasing a mix CD for Fabric. Avery’s FACT mix – no tracklist, spotters – comes on the eve of a new residency for Fabric, Divided Love. The first Divided Love takes place on August 15, and features sets from hallowed electro unit Dopplereffekt, Helena Hauff and Factory Floor, Volte-Face and Avery himself.

“The club has been with me from the beginning so starting my own night there feels genuinely exciting”, explains Avery. “Divided Love will be about presenting acts who are doing something special… sonic souls, faith affirmers, music for the mind.”

FACT Mix 454 - Daniel Avery (Aug '14)

Glasgow is truly in the house with local legends Slam and Silicone Soul taking over Subculture this Saturday.  @SiliconeSoul recorded this mix ahead of the event, Here's what they had to say about the last 20 years...


"Aside from being all round charming fellows, Harri & Domenic and the guests we heard at the Sub Club  were a great inspiration when we started out and we're delighted to join in the celebrations of 20 Years of the finest house music at Subculture. We'll raise a glass or a few to many more to come. Here's a selection of our current favourites that have been causing trouble on our travels. See you all on Saturday…" 

Tickets for Sub Club on Saturday on sale here: http://www.residentadvisor.net/event.aspx?611626

Silicone Soul - 20 Years of Subculture Mix

Tracklist and full article: http://www.factmag.com/2014/08/26/fact-mix-457-george-fitzgerald/

FACT Mix 457 - George Fitzgerald (Aug '14)

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http://www.deephouseamsterdam.com/culprit-podcast-002-jozif/

The LA-based imprint Culprit, founded by the DJ/producer trio Droog, is known for their careful selection of funky and modernistic underground house music. @Culpritla has released records for distinguished and celebrated names like Lee Foss, Lee Curtiss, Jamie Jones, MANIK, Kenneth James Gibson, Seth Troxler, Inxec, Matt Tolfrey, Subb-an, Martin Buttrich, Ryan Crosson, Shaun Reeves, Soul Clap, Tanner Ross, Jozif and many more. The latter has now hooked up a damn fine mixtape full of the deepest and sexiest tunes to tingle your ears.

♬ Download ♬ 

jozif - Deep House Amsterdam Culprit Podcast #002

Where has the time gone? It seems like only yesterday we were prepping our inaugural podcast from Ed Banger founder Busy P for your listening delights and here we are today at edition number 400. 

We’ve had some great guests since launching the series back in 2009 but today we’ve got a mix that is up there with the very best of them with special 2 hour set from DT favourite Skream. One of the most respected figures in the industry, Skream has long championed his own sound, ignoring genre boundaries and tearing up the rule book as he drops of house, techno bass and anything else he feels like playing into his sets which have rocked crowds around the world. It is this ability to effortlessly cross genres - Skream has wowed us playing everything from Dubstep to Disco – that had us so intrigued as to what the eclectic Of Unsound Mind boss would conjure up on the decks for podcast number 400.  What he has delivered is a stellar journey through techno that has put smiles on the faces of everyone who has heard it so far. Roll on podcast 4,000!

You can Skream at Rinse 20th Birthday at Ministry of Sound on 4th October alongside Route 94, Dimitri From Paris, Kim Ann Foxman, PBR Streetgang and many many more, you can grab tickets below from DT-Tickets!

http://www.datatransmission.co.uk/podcasts/?podcast=6036

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DTP400 - Skream - Datatransmission

As some of you know I started a mix in May 2011 called 'Paradigm Shifts' which was an ongoing mix that I intended to add new parts to over a period of time. 

This idea was quite a well received concept and even helped gain me a Resident Advisor Podcast. You can hear the strains of the last track (Scuba - Adrenalin) in the opening of this new part because it was the last track on the previous mix. 

If people keep enjoying these I will continue to add :) 


*Resident Advisor have now launched their yearly DJ poll! If you're a member you can vote for me here (if you like):
http://www.residentadvisor.net/dj-vote.aspx *

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