This mix is top notch. Loved every tune! 🔥

Would love a track list for this mix if possible please? 🥹 🙏🏻

Who ever made this choon needs more appreciation 💪🏼🔥

Does exactly what it says on the tin! Maximum vibes, no artificial flavas. 

Wow! What a year it has been!

We have invited some incredible artists to join us on our vision over the last 12 months. So, we felt it was time to have a round up of what has been released so far and give you all a small taste of what is to come in the future.

From Para to Highrise, Stab Mechanics to Perception, as we reach our sixth release lets enjoy the vibes that have all helped us through a very tough 2020/2021. And look the the future, seriously, its going to get a hell of a lot more Vibesey, trust!

Vibesey Records Presents: A Year In The Making (Mix 'N' Blend)

Steve Gurley Tracks Mixed by Average Joe

New releases, lost dubs, re-presses and dubplates all featuring on thiis one 

Full tracklist :

Gungo Peas - Realizin [2TUF4U-UNGV4]
K-Lone - 4 More (Herb Rhythm Remix)[PRHYTHMS006]
Dubs Jamz - Take Your Heart [WXP003]
Pure Sleek - U R Still Mine [DIGBETH005]
Ray Hurley - What Goes Around [Fresh Milk Records - DUBLPATE1] 
K-Lone - One [TASTY001]
Dafs - Sober [DSDWHITE003]
Johnny U-Tah - Beleiver (U-tah 4/4) [PCZ002]
Jodo Kast - Anyway You Want [PRESTIGE001]
Dem 2 - He's A Ready [RIPT002]
Gungo Peas - Nobody [2TUF4U-UNGV4]
Introspekt - Work Me Gahdammit (D-Dubz '96 Dub) [PRHYTHMS007]
Tyson S - The Raver [DRBAGAIN18]
Twin Dubbz - My Best [2TUF4U-PLATE6]
Unknown Artist - Just Remember (Relick 2022) [Pirate Cutz Records - Mean Green Dub]
Paul French - The Way You Move [UNFB01]
DJ Crisps - Gold (El-B Remix) [AA001]

Unknown Album

Strictly Vinyl - Summer '22

Leandro Miranda Ling AKA Hitch.93 is a UK Garage producer based in Santiago de Chile. 
He began his career in 2015 but his name began to sound in the underground of England in early 2020. From there he has shown a solid trajectory and with great international projections. 
Hitch.93 has released music on Vinyl and digital, by different English labels and has collaborated with various artists in remixes, compilations and radio programs

Enjoy the mix!

Hitch.93 UK Garage Mix 13 \ 30

Paul French has been collecting dance music since 1978 and has a record collection spanning 45 years 

A veteran of the UK Garage scene in the mid 90’s with releases on Confetti Records Paul now hosts a show on The GarageHouse Radio every Friday 8-10pm mixing up the freshest underground beats including UK Garage, Deep & Soulful house with some House & Garage classics 

This mix for Pirate Cutz brings you some of the newest Garage around including a couple of unreleased tracks from Paul all mixed up with some forgotten gems from the Garage days 

Enjoy

1 - Enrico Dragoni - Lose My Soul
2 - Unfinished Business - Get Down
3 - Perception - New Biz (The Isla Ep)
4 - Raw Groove - Raw Mac
5 - Ray Hurley feat Simone - The Rain (Breakbeat Mix)
6 - Johnny U Tah - This And That
7 - Scott Garcia - Nobodys Business
8 - Perception - Move Your Body
9 - Unfinished Business - Higher
10 - Chris Mac feat Mista L - You Can't Leave Me (2000 Dub)
11 - Statix - Love Existing (Steppa's Dub)
12 - CLS - Can You Feel It (Industry Standard Dub Mix)
13 - Daryl B - I Cant Stand The Rain (Dub)
14 - YSE ft Frank H Carter III - Guessing Games (Sonic Steppaz Remix)
15 - NCA presents Anthony Vol 1 - Calling (Donna D Instrumental Dub)
16 - Harry Luda - Ride The Rush (CAR MIX 2)
17 - Para - The Dub
18 - DJ Ski - I need You 98
19 - Paris House - Luv Dance
20 - Unfinished Business - Cant Get (Spirit Of RPM Mix)
21 - New Horizons - Find The Path (Full Vocal)

Pirate Cutz Selectives Mix Series Vol: 3 - PAUL FRENCH

Luke Harmony found a taste for being a DJ in his teens, back in 99’, through his passion with vinyl, rooted in his love for Garage, enjoying the diversity and all round energy that the music had to offer. Nothing quite came close to the sound, listening to the likes of Tuff Jam and DJ EZ, and pirate radio stations such as Upfront 99.3 FM. He enjoyed nothing more than sifting through record stores around his hometown, London, always present in Independance Records in Lewisham, known for its rich Grime history, City Sounds, Uptown Records & Big Apple, to name a few.
Over the years he showed real dedication to the art, honing his skills holding residencies and playing locally in bars, clubs and private affairs throughout London. A turning point, and appreciation from the music world, came when the ever popular, Kiss 100 FM, announced Luke “Agency DJ Of The Year” in 2008. 
Being judged by top DJ’s, Steve Smart, DJ Swerve, and hosts Ricky & Melvin the decision was unanimous, baffling their programming director with his technical ability in competition. Luke Harmony was swiftly flown to Ibiza and had a one-off showcase on Kiss 100 on his return. Building on his versatility within all genres over the years and humble ability to seamlessly merge any type of sound together with perfect synchronisation, he then started and run his own club night in 2008, “Love & Harmony” with partner Mark Love playing the best in House & Garage. Together they spread L&H’s mantra “It’s All About The Music” from London to Nottingham, with sell out nights and a unique twist on clubbing, the brand quickly became known throughout. Luke enjoyed some time on various pirate radio stations over the years like Select FM & Hype Radio before hanging up the headphones outside of the ‘bedroom’ for his main career elsewhere in 2012.
UK Garage has always been at the core of Luke and he has always kept more than an ear to the ground, collecting so much more than he could ever listen to. He’s also spent well over a decade buying and selling vinyl to hungry addicts, all the while expanding his own collection. In 2018 he decided to get back to his roots and concentrate more on what he loved, buying 1210’s and getting back to DJing mainly UKG. 
Luke has DJ’ed alongside many of his own personal favourite producers and DJ’s, playing beside DJ EZ and MJ Cole, The Dreem Teem, Pied Piper, DJ Luck & MC Neat & many others, even a back to back with Justin Wilkes. He’s played in many top clubs like Ministry Of Sound, Pacha and London’s O2, to name but a few, and untold underground hotspots. But the all-round connoisseur is happiest just vibing to whoever will listen to him playing, even if just on an Instagram live!

Luke Harmony UK Garage Mix 19 / 30

What came after the oldskool.......?

Distanced from the commercial sounds that UKG had become, away from the grime and broken best scenes that were forming, a bumpy sound started to emerge somewhere in early 2001. 

Innovative and energetic, skippy and fresh, this niche nuskool sound was a far cry from what preceded. 

And it needed to be. 

This often overlooked period - "the forgotten era" - was full of new producers and labels, with plenty of familiar faces at the forefront.

This vinyl mix from Andy1up aka releasethapressure is a 2hr showcase of the proper nu.skl garage sound of the time, "bringing back da bump"....

PLAY LOUD!!!!


Releasethapressure - UKG The Forgotten Era Part 1

A blend of some of the finest ukg music

1.  Pirate Cutz 002

2. Crazy Bank - pressure dub - Amigo dubs

3. Jay Ward - The Love Track - Pirate Cutz

4. Tanya - Tell Me Why - Pirate Cutz/Amigo Dubs collar

5.  Harry Luda - Watch The Ride - Car Mix

6.  D-Dubz - Want You - Amigo Dubs

7.  Flat7 - Summer - Peaky Beats

8.  Hitch.93 - Human - Pirate Cutz

9.  Dub Jamz - Gotta Fo (Sweet Dub)

10. Johnny U-Tah - Waiting - Amigo Dubs

11.  Perception - Scally - Pirate Cutz

12.  Tanya - Feel It - Pirate Cutz

13.  NO:EL - The Djs The Des That Guy - Dat Loud

14. J Erazo - Deep Sleep - Pogo House

15.  Skyjoose - Energy - Pirate Cutz

Pirate Cutz Selectives Mix Series Vol: 10 Dj Superior

DJ Vital started DJing in 1996. Influenced by the likes of Bobby & Steve, Paul ‘Trouble’ Anderson and Tuff Jam he developed his own style playing US / UK Garage and Soulful House. DJ Vital has played at venues such as Ministry Of Sound, Herbal, Neighbourhood and 93 Feet East to name a few. He had radio shows on House FM and Rinse FM plus many more. He took a break from DJing from 2009. Almost a decade later after missing playing the music he loves, he set up an Instagram page (@housegarageclassics) posting up clips to showcase his vinyl collection.

DJ Vital House and Garage Classics

BIO - Absolute muppet, Radio Addict and has a black crack addiction. 

Enjoy the mix!

TheWisePranker UK Garage Mix 29 / 30

Well the musical journey started with an amp & tuner my parents got me one Christmas. I must have been 9-10. Living in West London, we were totally spoilt with music from all over the world. Reggae, Jazz, Soul, then discovered the pirates, house, hardcore, jungle then house and garage (It always was and always will be that for me, the UKG & garage house name tag came much much later for me) I started DJ’ing in 98 when I was 15. My first job used to pay £30 a week. Worked in Shepherds Bush Station before school every morning. Pay day Saturday and I used to jump on the train up to Edgware Road mainly, Spin City was my go to, as well as uptown and blackmarket now and again. Inevitably coming home with a bag of tunes and an empty pocket. 
Played on Transmission 1 around 99 used to do a Saturday Midday slot which I loved but I never really pursued the DJ’ing too much though, too busy getting high and raving. Gass club, Camden Palace, Club space as we knew it, EC1, Colly, ministry & Bagleys to name but a few, and yeah before you do the math, we was raving at 15. Us young West London boys used to get about. Got ourselves into some proper scrapes along the way too! Didn’t matter how much money we had, as long as we had dough to get in and clobber to wear we was there every week. Good times. Thankfully we weren’t always brassic 😆. We would rave to House&Garage mainly, Oldschool hardcore & jungle as well. It was all about the music & having a good time. 
Family man & grafter these days and as ever music obsessed. Luckily managed to keep all my tunes from back then, had other little phases in between the original ukg era and now, electro, deephouse, funky house all had their time but I never went off the original garage sound. It stood the test of time and come 2019-20 we witnessed this mad resurgence which I fell into once again. Buying tunes again, filling the gaps of what I missed and tbh a lot of what I didn't even know back then. I’ve even gone way back past when I even started DJing. The discovery over the last 3 years of oldschool, going all the way back to 92-93 has been mad. Its almost limitless the amount of quality music that is out there still to be discovered, resurfaced, that's without all the new and upcoming producers. I started a once a month show on Laylow in 2019 when they came back on. its like my therapy session, once a month I get out and do my thing for a few hours. Time is not in abundance in my life, so when I do a recorded mix its usually off the cuff and sporadic. This one is no exception. Its all up to date new school, Although I recorded it around a year ago now. Its a mixed bag of housier bits, some lovely steppers and some lovely limited edition bits. Big up for taking the time to listen. Hope you enjoy and big up JP for having me as a part of this special series. Trust me I know first hand how much graft he put in. ✌️

DJ Wonder UK Garage Mix 30 / 30

OK, so here’s me ... 
Started  my love of UK Garage from 1997 when flipping burgers at Mac Donald’s.  My pals at the time introduced me to a Sun City tape tape - Booker T and MC Creed and I was hooked from the first track. 

My local night club was just starting to play some garage on Monday night 50p a pint “oi oi” but it t wasn’t quite what I had head on that tape pack the previous year, so I then discovered a Garage Nation flyer Easter Special at the Club Colosseum, Vauxhall. Me and a few pals went, as we were queuing in the long line I heard the bass rumble of Buddy X by the dream team, I ran up the stairs feeling a little out of my comfort zone being in South London but I was there for the music and will never forget the rush of a night full of garage music. 
Fast forward to 1999 and I hadn’t missed a single Garage Nation, going to Colly on other nights - Delight FM launch Party, Inspiration, Exposure and the weekly Liberty. Garage Nation then moved clubs in the year 2000 and it's never been the same since in my opinion!
2001 I started my pirate radio work, Temptation FM in Cambridge with about 3 listeners and swiftly moved on to London's Subjam FM where I held the Thursday 4-6PM drive time show and loved it! Subjam was a platform for people like me who wanted to show  London a different side of UK Garage, not just the commercial side that was now mainstream but keeping it underground. Subjam had some great Djs that went on to have amazing DJ and production careers. 
I had my monthly night 'Intimacy' where I booked all the big Garage acts at the time, EZ, Heartless, Norris Da Boss Windross, Da Click, it was an honour to book the likes of Martin Larner who I had met from the nights at club Colly. One of our best Night's was was myself Djing with Sparks and Kie, a recording that I have uploaded on here. Check it out. And one of my proudest nights was when I teamed up with Garage Nation for a new year special. You couldn't move that night!  Ram Jam to say the least! 
2007 saw the end of Intimacy and my career as a DJ in the club scene and Radio, my first son was on the way and I wanted to be there for and with him. I hope one day he follows my footsteps (although not with the music I hear him listening too!) Now I have 2 sons and another one the way, I have picked up the headphones again and am collecting records once more. I will every now and then drop a mix and upload here. I will also be digging out the old tapes, mini discs and Ds to upload. 
Enjoy!

TheWisePranker UK Garage Mix 29 / 30

J-P

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