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Superbreak Radio Show Episode 36

FREESI started as a battle dancer, and quickly became aware of his intense passion for djing and music producing. his music aims to make people dance, and create a space for freestyle dancers to jam!
https://soundcloud.com/freesifreesi

mojo in the mix feat. FREESI

I made this Mix as a special gift for everyone who baught an incredible Dave Diggla T-Shirt. 
Now I wanted to share with all of you!! Good music! One love!
Sitback relax and enjoy!

DITD vol. 6 - The Hidden Mix

Tina Edwards Loves To Boogie

Next in the series we have a very special mix for you all from the one and only Tina Edwards! Ahead of her guest appearance at Brilliant Corners with us this Easter Weekend she has laid down an hour of party jams to get us all in the mood, great weekender starter right here.

At home on Worldwide FM - where she’s been a resident for five years - Tina brings together a broad range of sounds; think contemporary and uncovered gems; large-scale jazz, funk, disco, a spectrum of house music and even left-field pop. Nothing is off the table, following in the footsteps of eclectic diggers like Folamour and Hunee. The spirit of the UK Jazz sound - which Tina has been championing through her radio and presenting projects since 2014 - is at the epicentre of everything she does.

Tina knows how to win over a room’s trust, to introduce them to something fresh - whether it’s an unexpected change of mood or a hop from a classic to obscurity. That’s why her sets can be heard in a variety of spots, from JazzFM to Radio alHara. She also hosts radio shows for BBC Radio 3 (Jazz Fix) and hosts/produces her series Next Big Thing for British Airways.

This mix is killer and we cannot wait to hear what she pulls out the bag on April 16th!

Everybody Loves To Boogie

Tina Edwards Loves To Boogie

This is part of my set from the launch of my party, 'Disco Madness' at the Paloma Bar in Berlin-October 8, 2022!

2022-10-08 Live At Disco Madness (DJ Amir) at Paloma Bar

We are delighted to share an eclectic mix from Glyn “Bigga” Bush, a musician, DJ and producer based in the UK, originally half of Rockers Hi Fi, now making music as the Magic Drum Orchestra and BiggaBush on the Tru Thoughts label.

This selection complements the Bigga’s Fave Reworks playlist not least because it includes some tracks that aren’t on Spotify - possibly for legal reasons….
 
We open with the Robot Riddims remix of Black Swan Revival from BiggaBush Freevisited.  I have seen Duck (aka Robot Riddims) DJ with Bam Bam many times and love his exploration of 8-bit sounds and heavy bass under his Robot Riddims alias.

Next up is a track from the MDO’s DNA of Rhythm album which was inspired by the track that follows, Burning Spear’s dub of Invasion from the Marcus Garvey LP.

An early influence on Rockers Hi Fi was Renegade Soundwaves’ In Dub record,  so we go with their Black Eye Boy next before a short interlude from 45 Prince leads us into the Shoes rework of the Roy Ayers classic.

In 2016 a group of DJs and producers including Mr. Thing were given access to John Peel’s massive record collection and allowed to grab sound samples in order to build new tracks.  The result was an EP called Nothing Leaves the Archive and the next track is Mr. Thing’s contribution.

This is followed by the Abstract Orchestra on the All Things Analogue (ATA) label doing their version of a Madvillainy track.

Then we go to Coburg - a suburb of Melbourne, Australia - for a tune by the excellent Surprise Chef.

Moody White was an alias of Rockers Hi Fi (a “moody white” being an unidentified white label, often with bootlegged material on it). This date from 1996 features Farda P repurposing a Max Romeo lyric.

Amerigo Gazaway is a master of the mashup and his Bizarre Tribe album combines the music of A Tribe Called Quest with The Pharcyde, as heard on this cut.  Then we get the OG of Stephen Marley’s Traffic Jam before the tempo goes up a notch for another Shoes rework - this time a remix of Sole Sister, also on the Different Style EP.

We then segue into an Opolopo rework of Headhunters God Made Me Funky which mixes into Pedders Akula -  borrowing heavily from the Funkees Akula Owe Onyeara.

The final two tracks also feature on the Different Styles EP - a beautiful rework of This River by Sentinel 679 and the Rhythm & Sound-influenced Rising Dub of Real & Regal.

Out this week, “A Different Style EP” is the remix EP follow up to ‘Biggabush Freevisited’. Highlighting a variety of bass-heavy styles, the release features reworkings from Sentinel 793, Robot Riddims, James Hayford and Gerry Hectic, ranging from 8-bit electronic dub to deep house disco and bruk.

Track list

MIMS Guest Mix: Biggabush (Tru Thoughts / UK)

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Night Sweats Music presents:

“Samba Brabo”

The fourth instalment in Hazards of Prophecy’s series rooted in the sounds of Brazil and global club culture.

In Brazilian slang, “Samba Brabo” literally means “fierce samba” or “badass samba” – and that’s exactly the vibe: hard-hitting drums and percussion infused with jazz keys, rich chords, and punchy horns. Job done.

On the flip, a “Sem Samba” (“without samba”) edit of Samba Brabo – laid-back and more minimal.

Artist
Hazards of Prophecy

Tracks
A1. Samba Brabo (OG Version)
B1. Samba Brabo (Sem Samba Edit)

Bloco to Basement, Footwork to Forró – Movement Music.

Released
05 December 2025

Credits
“Samba Brabo (OG)” and “Samba Brabo (Sem Samba Edit)” were written, performed and produced by Dave Rendle for Night Sweats Music © 2025.

Artwork
David Rendle

Contact
instagram.com/hazardsofprophecy

Catalogue Number
NSMDD021

Bandcamp Link
https://nightsweatsmusic.bandcamp.com/album/samba-brabo

mojo in the mix feat. FREESI

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