ZAL FEAT ERIC ROBERSON   WE ARE ON THE MOVE 2013

Recorded in Melbourne as part of the Kinetic Projections audio visual mix series.

Bit of a journey, cruising from jazzy finger clickers, classical sounds, dance floor rollers, solid bass lines, a dash of hip hop, with a few other gems along the way. 

Best listened to while driving into a purple sunset with the roof down.

If you feel like a more visual experience, check out the music video on youtube:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=DrH8QYrIIcM

Kinetic Projections - Moment 006

Got Some Funk (Forthcoming on Paper recordings)

Here is my first live mix, recorded in Barkett in 2017

The Ambient Jungle - Temple Haze Live Set - Barkett

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Folamour - Cult Of Operator

Femi- Harry Wolfman
Dynamite!  - Cody Currie  
Moovish- Loz Goddard
Lady Log - Martin Hayes Remix
Cosmic Signs- Osunlade
Bazarr- Ponty Mython
Smile- Thatmanmonkz Remix
That voice from Far Away- Lay Far
Good Groove- Playin' 4 the city
I got Jesus- Karizma Stomb Dub
I've been thinking- T Williams
Faster than light- Tell
Rain Away- Voyeur

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Analog mastering
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TASCAM DR-05

Exclusive Mix for Manuscript Records RadioShow #637

Second Compilation from the Melbourne Trap Pack.
Click "Buy All" for Free Download.

Mixed by Johnny Hooves
Vocal by KPz

Connect with Oakley Grenell
@oakley-grenell
https://oakleygrenell.bandcamp.com/
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Mastered By:
@staygostaygo

Cover Art By:
Joel Robinson 
w/ Anthony Zayler

Melbourne Trap Pack Compilation Vol. 2

Oakley Grenell - Snappy Cake

CD/LP Order - https://spacetalkmusic.bandcamp.com/album/crown-ruler-sound-compiled-by-jeremy-spellacey

A1 Ezy & Isaac - Let Your Body Move (Oba Balu Balu)
A2 Stimela - I Love You
A3 Kosmik 3 – I’m Gonna Pack (Jeremy Spellacey Edit)
A4 Mike Fabulous - Wang East (Instrumental)

B1 Feladey - Forest Music (Anambra Na-imo)
B2 Larry Maluma & Kalimba - Kamusale
B3 Acayouman - Funk Around
B4 J.K. Mandengué – Afrika

C1 The Staple Singers - Slippery People (Club Version)
C2 Brother Resistance - Can I Get A Witness
C3 Legacy - Monday Blues

D1 La Banda de Martin - Mi Dueño
D2 Devon Russell - Move On Up
D3 Costa & Chyps - Detroit City Cats (Instrumental Long Version)
D4 Wilfred Percussion – Andei

Our first compilation, Beauty, offered listeners the chance to take a trip through the record collection of noted Parisian crate-digger and DJ Jeremy Underground. It was well received so we've decided to repeat the exercise. This time, though, we’ve turned to a lesser-known hunter of rare and obscure records, namely Crown Ruler Records co-founder Jeremy Spellacey.

Don’t be fooled by Spellacey’s lower profile: amongst those who know, the Melbourne-based New Zealander is widely regarded as a seriously dusty-fingered digger, capable of unearthing and championing ridiculously good records from all four corners of the globe. He sells some of these exceptional finds through his Crown Ruler online store, though there are many more that he keeps hidden from the public.

Spellacey has previously shied away from sharing the secrets of his extensive record collection. Crown Ruler Sound, then, is a rare treat: a gloriously colourful, sun-baked compilation of tropical treats from Africa, the Caribbean and beyond, hand-picked by the man who helped license this year’s most essential reissue, the South African boogie brilliance that is Focus’s Zulu.

From synth-laden Zambian reggae and sumptuous orchestral Afro-soul, to humid Trinidadian boogie and horizontal Italian jazz-funk, Spellacey offers a whirlwind trip through the most kaleidoscopic and exotic parts of his epic collection.

As you’d expect from a man who has traveled the world hunting down records, the majority of the 15 tracks will be unknown to all but a handful of similarly minded crate diggers. In fact, some are so obscure that you’ll struggle to find any mention of them at all online.

This could be your only chance to own some of these records and we don’t want to spoil the surprise but suffice to say, Crown Ruler Sound will surprise and entertain you in equal measure.

Crown Ruler Sound compiled by Jeremy Spellacey

Crown Ruler Sound compiled by Jeremy Spellacey - Mini Mix

Stay gold, Ponyboy.

'The Outsiders', 2x12" - MAGIC012: 
magicwire.bandcamp.com/album/the-outsiders

Romeo, Romeo

Darker Than Wax
Paper Recordings
Fat! Records

Maxx Mortimer is an artist whose credentials run deep, having spent over 12 years honing his craft and paying his dues.
He is one of the rare producers who can match his production skills with his abilities on the decks. Originally known as 
Dj Import, Maxx Mortimer first burst upon the New Zealand electronic scene as one of the countries most sort after D&B DJ's
His pin point precision and technicality is only bettered by his flow and ability to read a dance-floor, it wasn't long before
Maxx Mortimer (Import) was regularly supporting the likes of Andy C, Noisia, DJ Hype, Roc Raiders, DJ Craze & Bailey to name a few. Not one to rest on reputation, Maxx Mortimer (Import) then entered the highly coveted Rumble in the Jungle,the national DJ competition, which in 2008 was crowned champion. 
Always looking for an new challenge Maxx Mortimer changed musical direction, encouraged by the groove and space found at 
lower tempos,  Maxx focused his production on the 120-130bpm range. Not one to be boxed in by convention or genres what Maxx 
produce's can simply be described as bass music, with emphasis on groove and funk coupled with high quality production standards
Maxx Mortimer has begun to gain international recognition. His collaboration "Always be there" with fellow Kiwi Chromatic
was played by B-Traits on BBC's Radio 1, she referred to Maxx as an "Up & Coming producer to watch".

