Balearic Electric Vol.2 
Recorded on Pioneer V10 DJ Mixer

Balearic Electric takes place first Saturday of the month in London at a secret venue.

Vol.2

Balearic Electric 02

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1. Vangelis - Los Angeles, Noiembre, 2019 (Gongo Music)
2. Gonna - Obscurant (International Feel)
3. Soulwax - Is It Always Binary (DeeWee)
4. Autarkic - Solo Gun (Disco Halal)
5. Pete Shelley - Witness The Change (Logan Fisher Edit) (Genetic Records)
6. The Cure - Why Can’t I Be You (Youth Edit) (Fiction Records)
7. Vin Sol - Trac (Clone Jack For Daze)
8. Michael E - Give Me Vision (Ultramajic)
9. FX MCHN - Dunn (Roman Flügel Remix) (TRANSIT)
10. Mr Tea - The View From Space (Butress)
11. DNA Dub - Karizma (Karizma)
12. Divine - Jungle Jezebel (Casino Times Edit) (O Records)
13. MU - Lets Get Sick (Output)
14. Neinzer - Flurry (Yumé Records)
15. Man Power - Where R U (Hypercolour Records)
16. Recloose Feat Dwelé - Can’t Take It (Milton Jackson Remix) (Planet E Communications)
17. Unknown Artist - EEE001 (Blue Note)
18. Tal Fussman - Freedom Defines House (Rekids)
19. Joey Beltram - Energy Flash (R&S Records)
20. IMOGEN - In Bed With My 808 (Steel City Dance Discs)
21. DJ Debonair Samir - Samir’s Theme (Digidance)
22. Dirty Channels - Catch Me (Shake)
23. Wet Leg - Too Late Now (Soulwax Remix) (Domino)
24. Posthuman - Extender (Deadbeat Records)
25. Austin Ato - Bertha (I Love Your Energy)
26. Audion - Mouth to Mouth (Spectral Sound)
27. Matt Whitehead - A is for Acid (Perc Redux) (Perc Trax)
28. Chemical Brothers - Electronic Battle Weapon 7 (Freestyle Dust)
29. Frank De Wulf - Orbital Ways (Music Man Records)
30. Robag Wruhme - Naila (Kompakt)
31. Mount Kimble - Made To Stray (DJ Koze Remix) (Warp Records)
32. Prefab Sprout - Bonny (Leo Zero Edit) (Kitchenware Records)

Man Power - BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix. 070924

DJ set from the Lounge at The End club, London from the last Subterrain party - Breakbeat, Hip Hop, Electro, Funk, House, Tech House, and more...

Bushwacka LIVE at THE END for the LAST SUBTERRAIN

Belfast's Jordan Nocturne joins JDH ahead of their Good Room party on Friday. 

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FIXED with Jordan Nocturne and JDH @ The Lot Radio 08-22-2025

After living in Vietnam for two and a half years, I've been missing Manchester a lot, so I took a break from producing the atmospheric, futuristic techno I'm vibing with at the moment and put together this four-and-a-half-hour mix of my favourite records to play in the city.

When selecting records for this, it was an explicit rule that I’d had memorable experiences playing them in Manchester, from my residency at Sankeys and other smaller venues across the city, like Joshua Brooks, Hidden, South, Deaf Institute, Sound Control, Subspace and more. I wanted to make sure the vibe was 100% something that would work on a MCR dancefloor; all DJs all agree there is a unique energy to Manchester crowds. 

I programmed the mix the way I felt a night should progress - starting with deep, slow records, gradually building into a peak moment with more intense and energetic tracks, before easing the energy into an emotional finish as the night fades. No sudden moves and dramatic mood/bpm shifts. For me, that always seems to be a magic formula, especially in Manchester in those times, witnessed from countless hours on both sides of the decks.

Genre-wise, it's made up of deep house, Chicago house, US house, some techno-y stuff, acid, anything I felt had 100% Manchester energy and enjoyed a good few moments with.

Full track list is in the comments, but to highlight some records with special memories for MCR, to begin, I choose the Mike Dunn record God Made Me Phunky, which is just a 1000% MCR classic track! Dionne – Back On The Planet never grows old; even listening right now it sounds brand new. I could be here all day with these to be honest, but also Jacob Korn – You & Me... damn, nostalgia levels 999 on that one. Armante – Love Me Or Leave Me (F.O.S. Underground Mix) used to get a lot of plays and always brought the peak time energy – dark evil organ slammer! I also played Theo Parrish - Heal Yourself And Move first track in every single warm up set, so that would have been over a hundred plays or something - I felt it gently warmed up the soundsystem ready for the later chaos.

Notable other records: Brothers Vibe – Can U Feel It?, Kikumoto Allstars – Last Train To Chi-Town, Rocky Jones - The Choice Of New Generation. Ah, damn, it’s all flooding back to me. Lastly, I have to shout out Music Freaks – Tribal Trance (Tribal Mix) as that is the record I played out the most (other than HYAM ofc) - the bassline used to sound so sick on the Sankeys basement Phazon system, and it had a lot of pressure for a slower track, so another one for the warm-up sets, listening to the track right now, it kind of doesn’t make sense on headphones. Definitely one to be experienced on a club system with 1250 Manchester heads two-stepping, red strip lights and a low ceiling.

Tracklist in the comments.

Jozef K Loves MCR Mix

WS033

1. Defcon
2. Defcon (Julian Sanza Remix)

We are thrilled to present the latest release from Lafrench Toast, head of the WSITD label, and exciting new collaborators, the production duo Sub Chunk. This new track is a perfectly timed piece of music for the current global mood, an urgent and precise sonic statement for our dystopian age. The release is directly inspired by Stanley Kubrick's iconic Cold War satire, Dr. Strangelove. Ideal for playlists focused on Dark Techno, Deep House, Cinematic Electronica, and Heavy Bass genres.

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Lafrench Toast, Sub Chunk - Defcon

Innervisions CEO Dixon steps up for this week's podcast.

RA.048 Dixon

Cooking With Palms Trax // NTS o3

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De9:Closer to the Edit

748 - Richie Hawtin - DE9 Closer to the Edit (2001)

Christmas has come early at ITI Towers! After a "not very good" year (you may substitute this description for: fucking disastrous, if you so wish), we're delighted to be rounding it off with an addition to our mix series from style icon, Acid-House legend and visual artist-extraordinaire, Justin Robertson, Esq. Now, if only we can persuade him to put on around 8 stone, age 20 years overnight and grow his beard long, the festive experience will be complete...

For those that don't know, Justin was one of the pioneering talents that brought Acid-House to the fore in early 90's Manchester with his club nights Spice and Most Excellent, which he threw at various venues in the city, including the seminal Hacidena. This propelled him into the DJ limelight where he became a musical phenomenon at parties up and down the country like Bugged Out!, Cream, Heavenly Social, Bestival, Glastonbury, The Warehouse project and many others. Basically, anywhere good over the last thirty years!

His remix back catalogue is a who's who of culture, including, but not limited to: Bjork, New Order, Happy Mondays, Bryan Ferry, Noel Gallagher, Felix Da Housecat, Paul Weller, Erol Alkan & Boys Noize and Andrew Weatherall. Not content with this already high level of output, the ever-overachieving Justin decided to become a proper, bona-fide pop star by forming the band Lionrock and scoring a top 20 hit on the UK charts! 

Since then he’s added many more strings to his bow with innovative shows on Soho Radio, putting out music with long-time collaborator Daniel Avery, touring with The Chemical Brothers, a plethora of solo EP’s and albums, the latest of which was released via Brighton institution, Skint Records. He is also the mastermind behind cult act Revtone, he’s collaborated with Tim Burgess and written songs for two Fatboy Slim albums… impressed yet?

In recent years our Justin has diversified even further by moving into the visual art world and has exhibited his beautiful paintings, sketching and photographs around Europe. There is, seemingly, no end to the mans talents… 

As such, we are utterly thrilled to welcome JR to the ITI mix series! His DJ sets and mixes have been an inspiration over the years, and what he has recorded for us here is an impressive addition to that cannon. At a time when we all need a bit of positivity in our lives, Justin has kindly provided a two hour expedition into the left-field side of electronic music for the dance floor, filled with joy. 
Merry Christmas, one and all! 

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