Raw! That's the sound of this. It features some of my all time favourite trax, all spun from wax.

Kerri Chandler's whole Hemisphere album blew my mind when it came out in ‘96 on Freetown Records London. This mix includes a couple from the album, 'All Alone On The Streets' summarises just how badass, some cuts were in the US Garage days. One for the true Deep House music heads :)

There’s also some newer tunes from Upstairs Asylum & Teflon Dons’s Worldship Music. Also loving the coloured vinyl reissues doing the rounds, which you can see in the pics. The 1200 is looking pretty hot with those on.

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Respect to all the artists & I hope it's cool to have featured your art in this mix.

Signal path for those with an interest:
Shure M44-7 Cartridge & Stylus | Technics 1200 MKII | MasterSounds Radius 4V Rotary Mixer | Universal Audio Apollo x16 | Ableton Live

BREESE Raw To The Floor

What's Ramsgate got in common with Ibiza? Former Ibiza resident DJ Jim Breese thinks he knows the answer.

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A regular fixture in Ibiza's more reclined circles, Jim Breese used to take up residency at Cafe Mambo and curated all ten volumes of the respected Ku De Ta album series for the much-loved Bali based sunset venue. His Balearic compilations take the baton from Jose Padilla's Cafe Del Mar series and go some way to capture the contemporary spirit of laid back Ibiza. Jim is now based in Ramsgate, a small spot on the southern coast of England that is home to a surprising number of high profile DJs and producers (see below for the dizzying list). The smaller neighbour to the burgeoning Margate, Jim made the claim that his home draws comparison to the golden shores of Ibiza; a lofty claim, and one we challenged him to justify through some questions and an hour long mix.

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1 Joutro Mundo — Nao Empurre — Chit Chat
2 Jex Opolis — First Stomp — Good Timin’
3 Yoruba Singers — Black Pepper —Left Ear Records
4 Legalize Lambada — O Comboio (Mike Burns Edit) — White Label
5 Keytronics Ensemble — Calypso Of House (Original Club Mix) — Irma
6 Jex Opolis — Rimini Nites — Good Timin’
7 Gibson Brothers — Ooh What A Life (Gerd Janson & Shan Edit) — Running Back
8 TW Funkmasters — Love Money (Joey Negro Dubwise Revision) — Z Records
9 Lindstrøm — Closing Shot — Feedelity
10 V.O. — Mashisa (Dub) — Invisible City Editions
11 Willie Bobo — Always There — Columbia

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Ramsgate Spotlight — Jim Breese

BREESE: an impactful force behind the decks. Track ID his sound as: Divine Deep House, heavenly Garage and rhythmical tribal grooves.

Cafe Mambo Ibiza, Ku De Ta Bali and Annabel's in London's Mayfair are in firm support, particularly after BREESE's pivotal DJ residencies at these world renowned venues.

Emerging from these nomadic adventures across the globe, BREESE launched BALEARIC, his achingly tasteful record label and compilation series of a more chilled nature.

BREESE is the raw and real, Dance music attitude.

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