Name: RA / Movement Archive: Mike Servito (2015) by Resident Advisor
Duration: 56 min 52 s
Description: Mike Servito is synonymous with both Detroit and acid. In this hour of tweaked jackers recorded in 2015, he shows how funky the combination can be, fusing snaking acid trails with sub-rattling basslines and bitch slap drums.

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Experimental Housewife has delivered an all vinyl mix as their contribution to the Research & Development mix series. 

Experimental Housewife is a Bay Area-based producer, label owner + DJ of over 20 years. She is celebrated for her analytical ear, technical savvy, and natural ability to bridge styles and eras. A lover of early progressive house and breezy pads, ExHouse is a connoisseur of deep rhythms and heady cuts, making the overall ExHouse sound notably nostalgic but fresh, wild but contemplative, urban yet wide open.

RND 055 - Experimental Housewife

It's amazing that I found this recording. One of the best weekends of my life, playing in some dingy basement in NYC in the summer of 1998, where I was living to record the Chaser LP "Game On" and ended up carrying around my AKAI MPC3000 in it's flight case and bringing it out at any opportune moment for a party. Here's the set, a samplebox mash-up performed with only 32mb of internal memory for the whole set. How did I do it back then? I was young and hungry... ;)
ps Excuse the sound quality, it's from a mini-disc I found!! Remember them?



LIVE! New York City basement party 1998 (MPC3000 show)

One month to go until the festival and FM resident Ben Sims has put together a real treat of a podcast for us. 

The Ben Sims we know today is renowned worldwide as one of the best techno DJs. Catch him live or on his regular NTS show 'Run It Red' and his trademark techno sets are a dynamic mix of pure intensity and knowledgable groove. Growing up in and around London's rich culturally mixed music scene he has played and partied through hip hop, house and hardcore, so it should be no surprise that he's also got a deep love of roots too. 

And this year at FM, we are lucky enough to have our resident flex both his techno and roots muscle. Over to Ben to tell you a little about the mix: 



"Ahead of my alternative Roots set at Field Maneuvres, I've put together a selection of some of my favourite versions, loosely blended with authentic sound system fx and sirens.  Most are from 30+ year old 45's but there's a few LP tracks too plus a couple of dubplate-only cuts that were never officially released. 

Many were Jah Shaka power plays for years and staples of his sets in the late 80's, early 90's when I first started getting into Roots Reggae properly and going to ‘Dances’. I tend to favour the uncompromising 'Warrior Style' or 'King David Style' that Shaka championed, so this is a session of seriously bass-heavy material that brings back many happy memories for me, but also a selection I think anyone with even a passing interest in Reggae or Black Dance Music in general can appreciate.

I hope you enjoy listening to it as much as I enjoyed putting it together.

See you at the fest!

Ben x"

FM002: Ben Sims presents Versions Galore

1. Collins Music Wheelers - Collins Ghost
2. Rasheda - Shashamane/Dubplate Version
3. Fred Locks & The Creation Steppers - Kill Nebuchadnezzar/Version
4. Mighty Three's - Rasta Business/Version
5. Jah Shaka - Powerful Dub/Duplate Mix
6. Johnnie Clarke - Blood Dunza/Version With Dj
7. Barry Brown - Dem Ah Come We Nah Run/Version
8. Dennis Brown - Slave Driver/Dub
9. Anthony Johnson - Life Is Not Easy/Version (Sims Edit)
10. Horsemouth Wallace - Live Good/Version
11. Sharon Little - Don't Mash Up Creation/Version
12. Aisha - Raise Your Voice/Version
13. Johnnie Clarke - Babylon/Dubplate Version
14. Cultural Roots - Jah No Partial/Version
15. The Revolutionaires - Don't Trouble Trouble
16. Dennis Brown - Love Jah/Version
17. Jah Joe - Love On The Seen/Version


FM002: Ben Sims presents Versions Galore

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Weight & Treble - Heavy Spring (Giriu Dvasios Mix) [Cold Tear]
Intrusion - Intrusion (Phase 90 Mix) [Echospace]
Gez Varley - Les Cartes [Force Inc]
Function - Variance (Norman Nodge Mix) [Sandwell District]
Fluxion - Multidirectional II [Chain Reaction]
F.L.O. - Food For Thought [Cold Tear]
Dick Richards - Your Vertebral [Raum Musik]
Demdike Stare - Regressor [Modern Love]
Omar S & Shadow Ray - Oasis One [Fxhe]
2562 - Morvern [Tectonic]
Rod Modell - Amsterdam Remnant 3 [Soma Records]
Vainqueur - Ranges Extended [Basic Channel]

DeepChord - Doce Pulgadas podcast 2011

DJ Bone heralds his stunning debut album as Differ-Ent, out on Don't Be Afraid on February 24, with a FACT mix that proves why he's one of Detroit's true masters.

More info: http://www.factmag.com/2017/01/30/dj-bone-differ-ent-fact-mix-586/ ‎

FACT Mixes

FACT mix 586 - DJ Bone presents Differ-Ent (January '17)

Broadcast live on WNYU 89.1FM in New York City on May 16th, 2017. 
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Beats In Space

BIS Radio Show #886 with Danny Daze

Leah Floyeurs delivers this months FatCat podcast with a thundering selection of Techno and Acid tracks. 

We interviewed Leah which you can read over on the FatCat website and our Facebook page, link here:
https://fat-cat.co.uk/home
https://www.facebook.com/FatCatRecords/posts/10154621124956593

1.	“Amazon” by Underground Resistance (Underground Resistance, 1992)
2.	“Give Your Body” by Random XS (Djax-Up-Beats, 1992)
3.	“Infra Red Spectrum” by The Suburban Knight (Underground Resistance, 1993)
4.	“Enforcement” by Cyrus (Basic Channel, 1993)
5.	“Orbit” by Underground Resistance (Underground Resistance, 1990)
6.	“Darthouven Fish Men” by Drexciya (Warp Records, 1995)
7.	“Condor To Mallorca” by Jeff Mills (Tresor, 1994)
8.	“Jack Me Off” by Funk D’Void (Soma Quality Recordings, 1995) 
9.	“Lost” by Orlando Voorn presents Maniax Traxxx (R&S Records 1998)
10.	 “The Fog” by Underground Resistance (Shockwave Records, 1992)
11.	“Spider Formation” by Jeff Mills (Axis, 1994)
12.	“Global Warning (Underground Mix)” by K Hand (Warp Records, 1994)
13.	“The Seawolf” by Underground Resistance (World Power Alliance, 1992)
14.	“Step to Enchantment (Nirvana)” by Jeff Mills (Axis, 1993)
15.	“People’s Revolution” by Jay Denham (Black Nation Records, 1997)
16.	“Cutting Roland” by Planetary Assault Systems (Peacefrog Records, 1993)
17.	“Stronghold” by B.C. (i.t.p. recordings, 1994)
18.	“Drome” by Joey Beltram (Warp Records, 1994)
19.	“Stardancer” by The Martian (Red Planet, 1993)
20.	“Blackout” by Lil’ Louis (Not On Label)

Leah Floyeurs - Mixtape - FatCat Records Podcast - May 2017

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Mike Servito is synonymous with both Detroit and acid. In this hour of tweaked jackers recorded in 2015, he shows how funky the combination can be, fusing snaking acid trails with sub-rattling basslines and bitch slap drums.

RA / Movement Archive: Mike Servito (2015)

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