We've been very excited to share the latest Mix-Ins Session featuring one of our favorites @MO7S . From way back it was obvious that Steve was going to do big things in his musical endeavors.  His style, tastes and technique have always made a lasting impression on us and to those around him.  

Djing since 1993. MO7S, got his start cutting and scratching during the early years of turntablism. Through the mid nineties, the early New York and New England club and rave scenes inspired the sound he still plays today. “Maxi-minimal Acid Bass,”  with roots in techno, acid, dark garage and breaks. 
He has worked for several record stores including Satellite as buyer and DJ. By the turn of the millennium, he had performed internationally and opened for everyone from John Digweed to The Jungle Brothers. His editorial contributions reached magazines such as Rinse, XLR8R & Urb and more. In 2004, he moved to California and began curating for his label, Monism Music. By 2010, Monism had been licensed to TV & Film. He was featured on Kid Capri's "Masters of The Mix" on BET & VH1 and placed as a National finalist. His was later featured on several episodes of American Dad! on TBS and FOX. He continues to produce with upcoming releases on Tight Groove, 3AM Devices, Monism and more. His 4th studio album is rumored to be released later this year.

Track Listing as follows .....

1. Daniel Avery “First Light”
2. EKDK “African Shoebill” (Luis Leon Rework)
3. Dennis Ferrer & Skream “Old Yella” (Original Mix)
4. Patrick Kunkel & 212 Fahrenheit “Gonna Rock You”
5. Tim Green & Emerson Todd “Make Me” (Original Mix)
6. Samuel L Sessions “Set The Drums”
7. Bohemien & Raf Carola “Maven”
8. Ron Costa “Was It”
9. KDA featuring Patrick Cash “Hate me” (KiNK Remix)
10. Boris Brejcha “Killing Me”
11. Daypak Solo “Blackout”


Thanks for listening ..

Mix-Ins with MO7S

Paulinnate's love for music started long before his 1996 inception with DJing and using turntables. With his early years of playing in bands in front of crowds, it helped to create a DJ that truly loved the whole package of moving the dance floor, throwing events and recording mix-tapes while most were sleeping. 

1996 was a great year for many reasons but most importantly for when Paul assembled the Central Mass DJ/promotion crew Germination. Together they were responsible for several successful club nights and warehouse parties that many of us remember so fondly to this day. Yes, they may have been the good old days, but in many ways things were just getting started. 

Although early influenced by Chicago House and the likes of Derrick Carter, Paul Johnson and Cajmere.  Paulinnate is not one to be pigeon holed as just another House purist DJ.  His visits to Detroit for their iconic DEMF festival in the early 2000s is when Techno unapologetically influenced his style. In recent years, raw bass lines in both house & techno are dominating his playlists, but if the moon is right you can count on some surprises of breaks, garage and freestyle peppered in. 

Recently moving from Central Ma to Boston, Paul is reconnecting with old friends and popping up at parties around the way. His attitude of playing with like minded people and having a great time is what it has always been about. If you are looking to connect, or collaborate, he can be reached at paulinnate@yahoo.com

Founded in 2007 by MO7S, Los Angeles based Monism Music is a collective of independent musicians & instrumentalists seeking inspiration from the super collision of all music genres. All is one.

HOUSE -BREAKS -DRUM & BASS -DISCO- TECHNO -FUNK- JAMMY- ACID

Drop in and experience a range of exclusive mixes and material featuring the finest of DJ's and artists. Brought to you lovingly by the hosts here at Mix-Ins.

Just a beathead who enjoys Drum n bass, jungle, breaks, lo-fi, boom bap, techno, 2 step, and house. 

Former dance crew jungle warrior at the Asylum 98-06 Springfield Mass. 


Chris Allard, AKA 1134 began his love for electronic music in 1995, as a well known and respected promoter for the infamous Netwerk One productions. As an early pioneer of the New England rave scene, he had an opportunity to work with and watch almost every prominent DJ and live electronic music act of the 90's, including Daft Punk, Rabbit in the Moon, Bad Boy Bill, DJ Funk, DJ Venom, Donald Glaude, DJ Dan, Charles Feelgood, Frankie Bones, and a host of others. Once submerged into the scene, he was given the opportunity to promote for the biggest and best production companies and clubs the East Coast had to offer, pushing venues to their limits with shows often bringing in 5000-8000 people.
His pure love for the music and family within the scene led him to start mixing on his own at home, between promoting for several top tier production companies. When he emerged from the basement, he showed he was capable of holding his own with his eclectic style of dark and deep progressive house, techhouse, and techno, Playing and producing under the moniker Cass, he was given the opportunity to share the same stage as may of his idols, at some of the most memorable and largest events held in New England, New York, Philly, and Florida. His style was largely influenced by DJs Carl Cox, Josh Wink, Richie Hawtin, John Digweed, Jack McDevitt, Derek May, Frankie Bones, Dave Clark, Adam Freeland, and MO7S. 
In 2005, Chris took a break from the electronic music scene to serve his country, continuing to mix at home between trips to both Iraq and Afghanistan. Still continuing his love for the music, he was inspired to dive back into the music scene in 2015, while residing in Seoul, Korea, reemerging as 1134
Still exhilarated by the darker and quirkier sounds of dark and evil melodic techno and house, techhouse and techno, he began planning his reemergence into the electronic music scene. Twisting and blending productions from artists such as Christoph, MIcke, Oliver Huntemann, Umek, D Formation, Luigi Madonna, Reston, Oliver Giacamotto, Victor Ruiz and many others, he purchased a controller and started learning the ropes of the digital age. 
     While living in Seoul South Korea, the local scene gave him an opportunity to play at several of the most prominent mega-clubs the country has to offer, including a monthly residency at the world famous Octagon, rocking the stage during Ultra Korea, playing Monkey Museum, Answer, and Arena. 1134 continues to tweak and perfect his sound pushing it to the forefront of the electronic music scene. Currently residing in the Triangle area of North Carolina, he continues to spread his bass heavy, made for the dancefloor sounds throughout the East Coast and beyond. 
     Whether it's getting the Subtek New Years Eve party started , or opening for headlining acts like Micke, Noel Sanger, D Unity, Anthony Attalia, and Agent Orange, as well as several appearances at Raleigh's longest running electronic weekly "SubRosa", playing pool parties and one off's for Austin's Vibe Vessel, or surprise sets for San Antonio's Down To Funk production company, 1134 is making a name for himself by bringing bangers every time he steps behind the decks.