Recording of my 2021 Essential Mix for BBCR1, originally broadcast in September.

Ben UFO - Essential Mix 25.09.21

This is Part 2 of my Mystery of the Motherbeat series of DJ mixes. I’ve wanted to record this mix for a long time as a follow-up to my 2018 mix by the same name. Both are a fusion of styles used to build a psychedelic hypnotic soundscape for deep listening and personal synchronization with the heart of Motherbeat. No big hands in the air moments to speak of here, just deep mixing and some of the most beautiful records in my collection. My Journal of the Motherbeat Substack explores the selections and intentions behind this 2 hour and 19 minute mix: https://journalofthemotherbeat.substack.com/p/notes-on-a-dj-mix. The track list is below.

1. LaTour - Blue (XX Records, 1992)
2. @geotaguchi - Deep Blue  (Coymix, 2023) 
3. Caldera - 30 Friends (Freude Am Tanzen, 2022)
4. Y.M.C. - Subway (Yoshitoshi Recordings, 1998) 
5. Brian Tanseau - Relativity (Carl Craig Urban Affair Dub, 1993)
6. @satoshi_tomiie - Un Peu (Abstract Architecture, 2023)
7. @edmondsonandon - On & On (Lissoms, 2023) 
8. Cris. P - Lemon (Psy Section, 2021)
9. @dreamcycleuk - All the Things (Idle Hands, 2021) 
10. Yaw Evans - Only Spirit (GD4YA, 2022) 
11. Todd Edwards - Winter Behavior (i Records, 1995)
12. Toka Project - One Day (Filter Flow, 1999)
13. Brian Eno - Fractal Zoom  (Mary’s Birthday Mix) (Opal Records, 1992)
14. Thurlow Joyce - Varial (NAFF, 2023)
15. Hoodwink  - Trip From The Hip (Mute, 1997)
16. The Heavyweight Kru  =  The Drea-mm (Not On Label, 1999)
17. @perkopair - Prang (Numbers, 2023)
18. Way Out West - The Gift (album version) (Deconstruction, 1997)
19. Anunaku @gu_tsvi - Celeste (WHYT, 2023)
20. Head High - Break Away (Power House, 2023)
21. Kenny Dope - Tom Beat (Dopewax, 2005)
22. S.R. - Dosemeter (Ruffset Records, 2022)
23. Knopha - Corundrum (Mood Hut, 2023)
24. Molen - Molecular Machine (Flight Mode, 2023)
25. Satoshi Tomiie - Proody-106 (Phonogramme, 2023)
26. DJ Tonka - Radical Noise (Force Inc., 1995)
27. Ruffneck Revival - My Knight VI (Not on Label, 1999)
28. Ruffneck Revival - My Knight VII (Not on Label, 1999)
29. Transformer 2  - Fruit of Love (Profile, 1992)
30. American Freedom Train - Cab Ride (Soundbird, 1975)
31. Way Out West  - Earth (Deconstruction, 1997)

Eris Drew’s Mystery of the Motherbeat Part 2

Ahead of their performance at our We Are Not Alone x Movement Detroit official afterparty this Sunday, we are proud to welcome the legendary Paranoid London to our BPitch podcast series! 

Paranoid London have become synonymous with stripping acid house back down to its basics. Rescuing the sound from smiley faces, rave, and sugary excess. Referencing instead its gay, black, American roots. Taking the underground overground. Knocking out not hands-in-the-air anthems, but rough, rude, raw jack. Not safe, slick, or soulless, but joints purposely over-driven, distorted, and full of tape hiss.

@paranoid-london

BPITCH 025 - Paranoid London

Batu b2b Leon Vynehall live from Barbarella's at Love International Festival 2024

TASCAM DR-100

Live from the Adriatic 2024: Batu b2b Leon Vynehall

This 4 hour set captures the essence of that unforgettable night: raw, uplifting, and undeniably transportive.

Fred P brings his signature blend of introspective, soul-stirring deep house, while Molly weaves her refined, genre-spanning selections into the mix. Together, they create an immersive journey—equal parts introspection and dance floor magic.

Recorded live from the booth at H0l0.nyc

Fred P b2b Molly DJ Set @ ReSolute: Why So Serious 2024

Amaliah & Tai Lokun's 2 hour set at District Unknown in October 2024 at The Pickle Factory, London.

Amaliah b2b Tai Lokun Live @ District Unknown 5.10.24

Live recording of my chillout set from @endless-city at Holding Patterns in Leeds on Sunday 7th September '25 🌀🌕

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Elliot Holt live from Endless City at Holding Patterns 07.09.25

Recording of DJ Koolt's set at the Selectors stage during Dekmantel Festival 2025.

DJ Koolt at Selectors - Dekmantel Festival 2025

In The Club, the latest collaboration from Spanish producer TecHouzer and Mexican DJ Djahir Miranda, released on Crazy Nutz Music, represents a vibrant and refined statement of Tech House, crafted specifically for the club environment. TecHouzer, a veteran with over two decades in the electronic music scene, is known for his fresh and dancefloor-friendly style, boasting performances at iconic venues such as FABRIK, Groove, and Supercervecería de Radical in Madrid. His productions have featured on respected labels including Hotfingers, Klaphouse Records, Be One Records, and Tribal Kitchen, garnering support from established artists like UMEK, Fatima Hajji, DJ Oliver, and wAFF. Complementing this, Djahir Miranda, a seasoned Mexican producer and DJ with more than 18 years of experience, is distinguished by his accelerated style, deep basslines, percussive drops, and potent synthesizers. Initially influenced by Psytrance luminaries such as Astrix, Pixel, and Domestic, he expanded his horizons to Tech House, Minimal Techno, and Progressive Trance, releasing on labels like Hotfingers, Form Music, Taikkata Récords, and Matinée Music. Supported by artists including Mark Knight, Don Diablo, Popof, and Chris Lake, Djahir has performed at renowned venues including Café Olé, H2O, Pacha México, and WTC México, earning acclaim for his energy and charisma. The EP opens with In The Club, operating at a steady 128 BPM and set in the key of 1A. This track features a driving, dry, and precise kick drum that anchors the production, while crisp snares, clean hi-hats, and subtle tribal percussion weave a dynamic yet minimal groove that energizes without overwhelming. The bassline is fluid and warm, complementing the percussion perfectly. The female vocal repeatedly chants In The Club, treated with clarity and enveloping sound design, forming a hypnotic hook central to the tracks identity. Smart automation and modulation of percussive elements such as toms and rhythmic accents add subtle variations while maintaining a linear, DJ-friendly structure. The mix is clean and spacious with excellent stereo separation and controlled sidechain compression, allowing each element to breathe and contribute to the overall groove. Mastering balances loudness and dynamics effectively, ensuring versatility in DJ contexts from warm-up to peak time and closing. On the flip side, Súbele complements with a distinct vibe at 128 BPM, tuned to 8A. Its rhythm section centers on a dry, firm kick and direct snares, supported by hi-hats generating an agile swing. Additional percussive layers, including organically textured toms, enrich the rhythmic pattern without cluttering the mix. The bassline occupies a mid-low frequency range with a rounded timbre, providing harmonic balance and rhythmic continuity. Male vocals repeat Nothing but a straight devil, serving as a leitmotif that adds personality and presence without excessive processing, preserving clarity and naturalness. The transparent mix manages dynamics and compression to maintain character across all elements. The structures design offers clean intros, progressive transitions, and impactful drops, sustaining tension and energy throughout. Together, these tracks form a technically solid, vocally distinctive, and rhythmically engaging pair, perfectly serving dancefloor dynamics and DJ creativity. This collaboration blends European precision with Latin American vigor, reinforcing Crazy Nutz Musics commitment to promoting innovative underground electronic music with global resonance. This EP stands as a testament to both artists maturity and the labels visionary approach, providing a versatile and compelling addition to any Tech House set

Buy on Beatport

TecHouzer, Djahir Miranda - In The Club (#33 at TOP100 Hype Tech House - Beatport)

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→ TRACKLIST & DOWNLOAD HERE: blrrm.tv/RBxBR014 

Call Super and Pangaea joined forces for RBxBR014 Fight Perfection in Amsterdam, bringing the party to an epic techno close

Call Super b2b Pangaea Ray-Ban x Boiler Room 014 DJ Set

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