Cuz why the funk not? recorded live at Brandon's Xmas party! 

Timon And Scottfunkel - Disocliciousness

Oh Yeah

CruDawg Lost In Bass

DJ Icey – Vector (Gucci Bass Outrun Remix)
Brothers of Funk – How we Do (Mizzo Remix)
Maxx Watts – The Scratchberry Jam Feat. The Bass Addict (Original Mix)
Dynamix II, QBert – Watchu Need (feat ZZ & Floorkilla) (Original Mix)
Umwelt – Computer Controlled (Original Mix)
Dibu-Z – Breakaway Civilization (Original Mix)
Nail, Karol Gwozdz – Revelation (Original Mix)
Deemphasis – Hidden Sun (Original Mix)
Rob Cokeless – When Doves Cry
Yo Speed – Life Goes
DJ Magic Mike, Ondamike – Cutz the Record (2021 Mix)
DJ Voodoo, Brothers of Funk, Liquid Method, Analog Hustlers – Everybody Thinks I’m High & I Am
Huda Hudia, DJ30A – Pump That Bass
DJ Detach – Funkbox (Alex Clubbers Remix)
Bomba Rosa – Numeros
DJ Magic Mike Feat. T-Pain – Aint Nobody (Dustin Dynasty Remix)
Kout – Pressure
Rob Cokeless – Compiler
Mizzo – Miami Bass
Dynamix II – Got That Booty
Alaska MC, Beat Mavericks - How Itz Done (Code Rising Remix)
Andy Hughes, AGH Yummy! (Brothers of Funk VS Analog Hustlers 2K22 Rebirth Remix)
Infinity – Children Of the 80s (Ondamike Remix)
Kout – This is your life
Ohverclock – Follow Know One 2.0
Grow & BFX – We are The Rockstarz (Ohverclock Remix)

The Elemental Breaker

Space Frogs From Saturn - Drop
SFFS - Benz Yo!
Swarov - Gold			
Finback - Sonic
Nariel - Erotica
Whammi - Cyber Funk 83
Wicked Wes  - T-86
SFFS - BASS(GPT)
B-Nuggit - Cyclopes
Sinn - Running From Dots
Finback - Breakout
Wicked Wes - Spice
B-Nuggit - Diskorded Multiplexer
Ross Isaac - Terror (Space Frogs From Saturn Remix)
Shygirl - Shlut
Stanny Abram - Plastic Dysedge

LINK

Wicked Wes - Broken Radio 013

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DeeDee Slay - When It Drops (VIP Mix)

Castles In The Sky (850 Break

New mix i did.... Happy downloading!!!

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BuzZed And Confused - DjBobbyBuzZ

Every reel deserves a spotlight 🎥✨ Own it, frame it, and flaunt it with that #FashionShowGroove.
Because every scroll is a runway, every edit a performance, every beat a chance to shine.

Pop, but make it electric 📷⚡ That’s the pulse of #ElectroPop.
Bold basslines, glossy hooks, and neon nights designed for movement.
When the spotlight hits, your story doesn’t just play — it glows.

Sleek silhouettes call for sleek beats.
Sharp cuts, crisp transitions, flawless vibes.
Nothing shines brighter than the shimmer of #ChicElectro and the glamour of #GlamHouse vibes 📸✨
It’s luxury in motion. Groove as a lifestyle. Style as a soundtrack.

No filter needed when you’re #StylishAndSleek.
Every frame polished. Every angle sharp.
From sidewalk strut to spotlight stage, you’re always #RunwayReady.
Confidence isn’t optional — it’s couture.

Scroll. And then comes the turn. The product. The pose.
Strike it 🤳. Freeze it. Frame it.
Feel the power surge through every shot.
That’s not just fashion. That’s not just music.
That’s pure #VogueEnergy.

✨ A reel becomes a ritual.
✨ A scroll becomes a show.
✨ A track becomes a trend.

Every reel deserves a spotlight 🎥✨
And this is where sound and style collide — fashion-forward, music-driven, algorithm-approved.

Scroll, Sista

Rick Ross - Hustlin (Datboy Fletch Remix)

This week in the Armory, we welcome Charlotte’s Rex Dasteppa to the 1s and 2s. Press play. Get Down.

A mainstay of the club scene and DJ life for the better part of 25 years, Charlotte NC's Rex Dasteppa (aka Lorin Wade) has a very distinct and diverse djing style that pulls from all genres and emotions of music and puts the listener on a complete mix of heavy riddims, ghetto, house, and broken beats.  

Having held many residencies over the years at some of the country's most prestigious nightclubs,  with his ever evolving versatility, has given him the opportunity to open for and share the stage over the decades with a who's who of electronic artists and Djs including Orbital, DJ Craze, Carl Cox, Roni Size, Rabbit in the Moon, Hardkiss Brothers, and Dynamix II just to name a few. 

Rex Dasteppa is the owner and director of respected boutique dance label Base Industry Records, where he spends his time looking for fresh and talented artists, and has worked with Lowfreak, Nina Wilde, Freq Boutique, Move Ya, Stephen Cole, Rick Tedesco and more.

As a producer, he holds original and remixing credits for artists like Agent K, J-Break, Charlie P, Plex Long, and more, seeing releases on Digital Records, Rewind,  Abstract Logic, Twijit, BasicLux, as well as his label Base Industry. 

Bookings: stella.baseindustry@gmail.com 
General inquiry: baseindustryrecords@gmail.com

Find more of Rex Dasteppa and Base Industry Records music and merchandise at the links below.

http://soundcloud.com/base-industry-records
https://www.facebook.com/baseindustry
http://shop.spreadshirt.com/baseindustry/
http://www.beatport.com/label/base-industry-records/39154

Artwork by Jem Panufnik

www.armorypodcast.com

Rex Dasteppa - Episode 169

PHREAK RECORDINGS: Soundtracking the Underground's Next Mutation
By Phlipsyde

In a digital landscape ruled by algorithms and aesthetic minimalism, Phreak Recordings is a beautifully chaotic outlier. The label doesn’t play to the gallery and couldn’t care less about genre loyalty. What it does offer is far more vital: an uncompromising space for sound system futurism, breakbeat nostalgia, and audio experimentation that hits like a pirate radio transmission from a parallel future—raw, unpredictable, and resolutely unfiltered. This isn’t a label chasing charts. It’s not here for shallow virality. Phreak exists for one reason: to give voice to the phreaks, the outsiders, the innovators hiding in plain sight.

Founded as a response to the creative stasis in contemporary electronic music, Phreak Recordings emerged with a singular purpose—to amplify the strange, the raw, and the sonically fearless. And it hasn’t looked back since.
Phreak Recordings is powered by a decentralized network of producers, streamers, DJs, and noise scientists who span cities and scenes across the globe. Each release feels like a cultural transmission from another outpost of the underground. Some of the label’s artists are veterans of the scene, others are total unknowns—but they all share a commitment to sound as resistance. To subverting expectations. To using music as a tool for tension, release, and reimagining reality. Ask anyone in the Phreak circle and they’ll tell you: this isn’t about fitting in. It’s about blowing open new portals.

The label’s signature sound is hard to define—and that’s by design. One release might channel dark, hybrid-style Drum & Bass, while the next pulses with powerful progressive emotions, dirty electro beats, or euphoric vocals that send chills down your spine. It’s unpredictable, often abrasive, always unique. This is music for sound system obsessives, warehouse dwellers, and headphone hermits alike. It’s not designed to go viral — it’s built to last.

At a time when so much of electronic music is either chasing the past or pandering to platforms, Phreak Recordings is doing something rare: creating space. Space for new sounds, new voices, and new ideas. Whether you're a seasoned raver, a bedroom producer, or just someone who still believes music can change your state of mind, Phreak Recordings invites you to tune in, drop out, and go deep.

If you're tired of the same sounds. If you're searching for the spaces between. If you believe that music still has the power to challenge, to awaken, and to rewire—then welcome.

To Phreak Recordings.

All you have to do is listen.

www.linktr.ee/phreakrecordings