When I used to Break

Plastic Pervert - Alarm Bells

Just thought we would share this re-edit we did with a few phase twists on this classic tune.... Hope ya dig :)

B.L.I.M. & Rennie Pilgrem - 2 Freaks [Phase Animator Edit]

produced by Illmind
additional production by Christoph Andersson

Oh Well

Studio mix, 80 min, 1210's, vinyl, no MC (~110 bpm). DnB inspired underground garage set, soulful two-step with some break beat tracks thrown in to spice it up (1996-2002). b4 there was dubstep there were the underground sounds coming out of the streets of London (and the rest of the UK, to be fair).

I thought I'd put together a mix that reminded me of the early morning sets I used to play in the London clubs and on Upfront 99.3 fm (big up all the krew). I've not heard anyone playing these types of tracks so I thought I'd upload the mix (22 tracks). Forgive the first transition as that first track is seriously off beat and it's almost impossible to blend anything into it. From there on it's pretty tight. 

Setting the scene: it's 3 or 4 am and people are starting to get tired and are thinking of going home. Then you drop that 1st track and it just blows the place up, follow up with some deeper tracks, grinding sub-bass grooves and soulful vocals and it's all over. About 1/3 rd through and it's time to start picking up the pace with some heavier beats and driving basslines - hold tight it gets a bit dark n dirty towards the end - it's like a virus...
Loads of white labels, DJ Fresh 'destiny, got this beat - ride it...' (love that track), Stanton warriors 'virus', MJ Cole 'lucky pressure' (& other dub mixes), Sugar babes 'overload' (awesome underground mix), God made me funky (serious old skool shit). many others.

13- Da Virus - Stanton Warriors - OneNight garage mix 13

Some Place Funky

Some Place Funky (Ladbroke Groove Mix)

Signs / Magnetica

Magnetica (Original Mix)

Suite Beat Boy

Beber & Tamra - You Wonder

Classic TCR

Selected Werks

Black Widow (Original) [feat. Uberzone]

Somewhere (Original)

The Best of Rennie Pilgrem

Cous Cous (Royale Mix) [feat. Uberzone]

A Place Called Acid (Rennie's Indigestion Mix) [feat. Thursday Club]

Sacred (Original)

Blowpipe (747 Mix)

Eskimo (Yellow Snow Mix) [feat. BLIM]

Ju Ju (Original Mix)

Ponle moseh naim - Neem ( tox breakers remix)

Earshift - Take Me Away - Care In The Community Remix

Life Is Good

Life Is Good (feat. Drake)

Esto se desprende de mi EP que está por salir este 10 de mayo, esté es el primer ''sencillo'' por así decirlo, Duda Fazt en los controles. 

Beats N' Rhymes - Ef Coleman (Prod. Peterson Adams)

Combine equal parts tourmaline, troll doll, cojones de toros, sonic boom, latex, kittens, vodka, and a white shock of hair, you will synthesize the multi-faceted, hyper-dimensional, globe-trotting producer, generator, promoter and conductor of sound and vision, Moxie Wanderlust (MOXLUST). Charged with a knack for visual aesthetic and design, the melodic alchemist has crystallized as the new kind of artist, making his mark on the frontier of amalgamous, interstitial networks that bleed the way to a new platform of engagement. It started with his hands in multiple jars. He knows what he wants. He’s got “moxie”. And his circuitous adventures would make even Alice spin.

Ricocheting from Hong Kong to London, jetstreaming from Dallas to Los Angeles, hightailing from Chicago to San Francisco, Moxie has scoped the globe for the sound, conjuring and cocktailing what will become his own unique brand of eccentric imagery, music, and lifestyle which he calls “Moxism or Lustlife”. As one collaborator noted about Moxie’s style: “It’s like riding the crest with a bullet-proof vest.”

As a tyke, he fiddled the ivories. He tinkered with the trumpet. Eventually he realized that he was more suited for the position of maestro of fantastic cooperation. He had a gift for bringing all things together into a kind of harmonic convergence. He jumped the scenes in local clubs as a DJ, promoter, and founder of his own label, Beatnix Labs. He couldn’t be bothered waiting around for the coy industry to bat an eyelash. He was going to charm the pleather right off of them first! Eager to woo the industry, he started Bassplugger with his writing partner Alex C.

One misty, mischievous night, in the back of a club, in the smoker’s patio, wedged between two exposed brick buildings, a casual passerby overheard these words gush from his whiskey tainted lips: “I steal my secrets from kittens.”

Moxie has a penchant for the lively livingness of life. What most call eccentric, he calls butter on his toast. Once he was so displeased with the local offering of tress managers, he flew in a stylist from New York. His music reflects his penchant for the robust, uncompromising lifestyle he has crafted to perfection. He continues to seek and absorb, flit and flail, rise and retract and in so doing, provides the rest of us a glimpse of the edge where all things will eventually reside.

When I used to Break

Mawksy