Coming at ya with with a fast paced mix. Ideal for a few cans under the sun or a late night session. Covering a few genres with tracks from, Tàgi, KETTAMA, X-Club, FJAAK, Gaetano Parisio, Matt Finnegan, VIGILE, DJ Nasty, M-Beat, Sharda and many more. Strap yourself in and enjoy.

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Hard techno warehouse visual—industrial drive, acid sparks, peak‑time pressure.
Warehouse rave energy meets sci‑fi worlds—hard techno visual on max drive.
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Starwell of the Null Garden
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The field was a sheet of cooled night—black glass stretched to every horizon, unmarked, unscarred, holding a silence that felt designed. Nothing moved. Even the wind kept its thoughts to itself. Above, a single white disk hung in a sky the color of an unblinking eye. It wasn’t a sun in any faithful sense; it didn’t warm, it didn’t arc, it didn’t dim. It merely existed in a way that implied observation.

The traveler arrived with boots that did not echo. They paused to test the place with a breath. Air, metallic and clean, entered and left their lungs as if passing through a narrow instrument. Their coat carried a seam of cyan light along the hem, a habit taken from other worlds where shadows kept score; here, the light cut no more than a suggestion along the glass.

A tremor rose beneath their feet—steady, unhurried, identical from one pulse to the next. The black field flexed like the surface of a held note, then cracked along a hexagon so precise it might have been measured by a patience older than mathematics. Light bled upward through the seam, saturating the hexagon, then the one beside it, then the next, until a column of hexagonal plates rose into the air with the diligence of a plant uncoiling.

It was an elevator without walls, a starwell, and the steps it offered were simple: up.

The traveler set a foot on the first light-plate. The plate accepted the weight, glowed a shade deeper, and ascended. Another plate took its place beneath, then another. The starwell climbed, carrying its passenger into a shaft of perfectly still air where dust never existed and sound had to invent itself. Each hexagon expanded and contracted as if breathing; the traveler matched that rhythm without knowing when the decision had been made.

As they rose, the glass field below revealed patterns like frost. Threads of quartz traced sigils that widened into channels and closed again, searching for a memory of water. Halfway through the ascent, the white disk overhead winked—one crisp shutter of absence—and returned to watching. The starwell reached a height where the horizon curved, then stopped as if listening.

The traveler stepped off. The platform had delivered them to a hovering terrace cut from nothing: a balcony of air with a thin rail of light to keep the idea of falling honest. Far below, the glass field was no longer empty. Pale filaments were pushing through it, quivering as they tested the world. In seconds the filaments thickened into latticed columns—quartz spines veined with faint teal. Plates slid into existence along the columns, opening like gills. The gills pulsed and released motes that drifted upward in spirals.

Continues on the website:
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Though only 19, Merseyside's Melé has been making waves since high school with his unique brand of future club music. Named a producer to watch in 2011 by FACT and a veteran of Sinden's Grizzly label, Melé is accomplished beyond his years and ready to take things to the next level. Starlight, the follow up to his first Mixpak EP, Bombay, takes Melé back to his original influences: four tracks exploring techno, hip hop, early house and the meeting points in-between, all fresh for 2011.

Starlight is at once playful yet sophisticated, weaving delightfully frustrating builds, heavy syncopation and dark overtones. Melé's music lives in a world where Southern rap snare rolls and Detroit Techno synth leads are invited to a party in East London and everybody dances.

The first track, "Starlight Express," takes a page out of the bangin' Jeff Mills playbook while "What's The 411" flips Dance Mania drums on their face. The other two cuts, "Lego" and "Raider", manage to merge contemporary rap production signifiers with otherworldly electro, creating the perfect soundtrack to the next Sci-Fi blockbuster starring Waka Flocka Flame.

With the EP already garnering support from Annie Mac, Sinden, Brenmar and Toddla T, Melé's movement is gaining steam and shows no sign of slowing down.

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Melé - Starlight Express

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dirty industrial techno tune inspired by I Hate Models

Give her a listen and a like if you like 
also any feedback would be greatly appreciated thank u x

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