Dj TouchĂ© (Wiseguys) live mix at radio1 Prague 1998

Dj Touche (The Wiseguys) live mix at radio1 Prague 1998

During the lockdown of 2021 Glyn Bigga Bush decided to revisit an album, he released in 2004: BiggaBush Free. At that time he was looking for ways to break away from his regular working methods, find new grooves and styles and perhaps to draw a line under his previous work with Rockers Hi Fi.

Freevisited sees him come full circle on this concept, further developing those ideas with the benefit of more years of experience at the mixing desk and a wider range of influences to draw from. The dub effects and techniques he championed during the 90s with Rockers are still there if anything more widescreen and epic than ever before. Beats are crisper and tougher, the pads are deeper and lusher and the overall effect is of ideas taken to the next level.

Biggabush Freevisited – Guest Mix

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mojo essentials mixtape 030 by DJ VADIM

Sound as funk 

This mix has a load of my favourite funk and soul edits. The perfect soundtrack to your BBQ this summer. 

Massive shout to Jim sharp, Marc Hype and Naughty Nmx of Dusty Donuts, 5 Borough Breaks, DJ Format, DJ A-L, Nick Bike, Smoove and Soopasoul who have been putting out some amazing tracks all on 45. 

 About 90% of the tunes are 7" records with a few 12"s thrown in too.

Sound as Funk Vinyl mix

1) Tell us a bit about yourself and your record collection.

My name is Theo Keating, and I’m from London. I’ve made records and DJ’ed under various names - Fake Blood, Touché, The Wiseguys, The Black Ghosts… I’ve been DJing and collecting records since I was a kid in the late 80’s. My collection used to also include a huge amount of hip-hop, house, techno etc, but I sold all of that and just kept what I’ve always called “The Crates” ie: all my records (orig pressings) from the mid-60’s to the mid-80’s that I’ve bought, dug, and dirtied my hands for over the years! 

2) 45/7 is all about celebrating the 7". Can you tell us a bit about what you love about the format:

I’m by no means a 45 obsessive, but being a digger means 45’s are of course part of the fun. I got into listening and buying old music not only from an interest in original breaks and nuggets as a teenager, but also through London’s Rare Groove scene in ’87 / ’88,  and listening to pirate radio shows at that time - and of course 7”s were at the core of that sound. There was something so magical about finding and owning a 7” of some raw tune. Not only funk, but whatever you could find and take a chance on. I’m sure many people have answered this question better than myself, though. I love 45’s, but I also love LP’s. Whatever delivers those pieces of joy!

3) One hour of vinyl goodness... can you talk us through your selection for your 45/7 mix?

Rather than do a mix based around any one style or genre, I wanted to play a range of stuff. The only theme was that the tempo would increase gradually as the mix went on. And that was it! I just drew the records that made sense - or didn’t make sense! That’s the fun part. 

4) Where can people catch you / listen to your music? 

My Soundcloud is where you’ll find the Fake Blood stuff - more electronic / house-based sounds, but my Bandcamp is where the beats live! And all the older stuff is probably floating around on YouTube, of course…

https://soundcloud.com/fake-blood
https://bloodprojects.bandcamp.com/

5) Top 5 all time fave records:

Wow that’s an incredibly difficult question. And the answer might change from day to day, or even hour to hour. So here are 5 tracks I can think of right now that bring me total happiness (mixed with some melancholy - the best combination!)…

1) Nicole Croisille “Killy” (13 Jours En France OST)
2) Galt MacDermot “Coffee Cold” (Shapes Of Rhythm)
3) Daniele Patucchi “Tragica Fine Del Squalo Pt.2” (Sharks And Men OST)
4) Robert John “The Thought Of Someone Else” (On The Way Up)
5) Caravelli “L’Etrange Dr. Personne” (April Orchestra Vol.16)

45/7 #60 ARTIST: THEO KEATING

A hungover Massive Attack take over the Kiss FM studios for 2 hours in 1991.

Lockdown Uploads - Massive Attack takeover - Kiss FM Boxing Day 1991 DJ set - Part 1

Bulletproof Crates Recordings Present:
Yoshidog - Jazz Digga: Volume 2

Strap your ears in for another chill mix of smooth & funky sample-laden jazz vinyls served straight, no chaser by Yoshidog. This selection features only the freshest hand dug gems unearthed from JPN2BNE, recorded live on 2 decks and a mixer on the Southside of Brisbane.

"Jazz Digga 2" gets the Bulletproof Crates stamp of approval because Yoshidog isn't flexing RAERity, but what's important: great & timeless music. Good ears are hard to find and this digga right here is a true school scholar of the crates… The most perfect mix for those in quarantine, or not, just remember to stay safe!

Peace. DJ Sheep, 7th August 2020

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