Played a bit of a wobbly set at Distant Planet so had a mix with the same bag of records today. Most of these tunes I dropped on Sat, give or take a few. Loads of newish discogs purchases and records I haven’t played out before. Enjoy xx

T/L
Siege - Untitled
Dom & Roland - Wax Musical (remix) 
Rotating Heads - What have you done 
Swift & Zinc - This Side of the Moon
Ellis Dee - Biggup ya chest (remix)
Teego - Plenty Loving 
DJ Rock - DJ Style
Uncle 22 & Navigator - Choose One 
DJ Flash - Pulp Fiction
Siege - Alterior Motives
Dj Ruffkut - Dub White
Johnny Jungle - Flammable (Tango remix)
Jugier, Ragu & Stalker - She’s Dead By Now
The Invisible Man - The Bell Tune
Siege - Deep (Part 1)
Unit 1 - Arden
Me E, Dillinja & Clarky - Steelers Anthem
Phantasy & MC Reality - What is Love
Sounds of Life - Don’t resist the beat 
Original Vibes - Music Is My Life (94 remix)

Mantra - Lacquer Love Vol 1

Representing real drum and bass at it’s finest, Mantra’s deep and emotive sound in the mix comes from an intense passion for the music. With a selection that’s both inspirational as well as educational, her sets bring the beats into balance and cross the spectrum of dark and uplifting styles. Much more than just a DJ, Mantra has already made an impact across the drum and bass scene and looks set to keep rolling strong. 
Conscious of the history of the music she loves yet always looking to push things forward, she’s no newcomer and her involvement with drum and bass runs much deeper than just a hobby. Having worked for record distributers SRD as well as promoting her own regular club night, Rupture, she’s learnt from the ground up and built a solid foundation on which she continues to grow.
The success of Rupture stands testament to Mantra’s hard work and commitment, and that of her partner Double-O. Borne of a desire to take it back to basics, Rupture has gone from strength to strength with original line ups that combine the best new DJs alongside some of the underground’s leading lights. The night has built up over the past 10 years to form what is now recognized as London’s best underground dnb night. 
Her productions have been supported by dBridge, Loxy, Flight, Storm amongst others. With releases line up on AKO, Repertoire, UVB-76 and Rupture LDN Mantra’s productions are set to keep moving forward in 2018.


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