Here's my set from the March Audio Infusion show.  Pure jungle vibes this month, some atmospheric and some just straight up amen beatdowns.  There's a lot of fresh tunes, and some classics thrown in too.  

Tracklist: 
De Cet - Move With Purpose
Data B - Particle
Black Barrel - One Day
Jack Horner - The Hoover (Kid Lib Remix)
Kellaway - Looking For Someone
Ozzy Owen - Celestial Construct
LTJ Bukem - Close To The Source
Sonar's Ghost - Leapfrog Style
Mineral - Anterior
Tape Pack - World Unknown
Tommy The Cat - Far & Beyond
Sherelle - Henry's Revenge
Aural Imbalance - Echoes In Time
Maldini - Wake Up Call
Smow Queed - Make Something
Smart E's - Loo's Control (Pete Cannon Remix)
187 Lockdown - Gunman (Neekeetone Jungle Rework)
Talisman - To The Beat (Take It Back)
Shadow Club - Libra 3

The Audio Infusion on 88.9 WEAA w/ Slee-P and host Jada Givenchy 2025-03-15

Just A Raver At Heart that likes EDM. Been in the scene since age 19 and just started djing vinyl at age of 35. My style is Funky House, Progressive House and Trance.

I like everything dark, liquid, technoid, slow, fast, deep, chill, soft, broken, heavy, industrial, noisy, abstract, experimental in all kinds, forms and excesses of D&B, Jungle, Chillstep, Dubstep, Atmospheric, UK Future Garage, Ambient, Old School East Coast, Old School Techno/Rave, Autonomic, Ragga, Dub (Soundsystems), Downbeat, Lowbeat, Trip Hop, Downtempo, Noise, Industrial, Rythm n Noise, Breakbeat, Experimental, Accid Jazz, 90s UK GRIME, such kind of breaks, beats, bass ALL AROUND just like I also discovered electronic synth/cold/darkwave/postpunk as an VERY interesting new paths. My understanding of music mainly characterised by: David Bowie, Depeche Mode, Prodigy, Wu Tang, LTJ Bukem, Krush, Kid Koala, DJ Food, Goldie, Roni Size, CAM, Andy C, Kid606, Dieselboy, Q_Bert, BTTB, Tricky, MC Conrad, Ed Rush, Portishead, Antipop Consortium, Vadim, Massive Attack, KanKick, Enduser, Coldcut, Architect, Broken Note, DJ SHADOW, And One, Project Pitchfork, Hype, Shy FX,  Grooverider, Optical, Rebel MC, Marky, Zinc, Krust, Kool Herc, Tim Westwood, Beastie Boys, Kris Kross, KRS One, Busta, Snoop Dogg, DUB FX, Black Moon, Boards of Canada, Björk, Salt n Pepa, TLC, Janet Jackson, Missy Elliot.....
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I know that music can neither heal nor prevent the decades-long existing global sick capitalism, consumption, politics, lobbyism, corruption, systems, society/s that are sick of it, nor the imminent climate collapse resulting from all these causes. But what it can heal and fill up wonderfully I know: hearts and souls - even empty, cracked, damaged and discarded ones. And that completely free of charge. Unbelievable nowadays...what is also clear: we will never be enough people to be able to break the capitalist climate-damaging sick system globally in time, now it has been really too late for too many years gone by. I live against this system as far as my framework as a system-dependent taxpayer allows me to do so. Music is an enormously important part of it. We should tune in together to the inevitable real climate collapse. With happy hearts & souls filled to the brim with music, contentment & love. Only then will the demise of our livelihoods be bearable for us all.
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War, natural disasters, politics, violence, protests, riots, injustices, attacks, terror and much more. Back then, compared to today, it was all relatively completely unfiltered, clean and completely free of any media and political fake news manipulation and twisted propaganda. All the  pseudo massiv CAPITALISTIC problems, much more its numerous symptoms of illness such as "burn outs", "social media", "depression", "shortage of skilled labour", "housing shortage", with manipulation, fake news, advertising, capitalistic, political influence soaked "media", or topics such as "urban gardening", "gentrification", immigration, all that "self-love, self-worth, what is happiness, the search for the self" madness, "gender", LGBT, "metoos". ... didn't exist back then or were healthy, normal, simple, clean. And yes, people's worries and fears back then were the same as now, just as real, normal, simple BUT FREE from any capitalist distortion, self-promotion, exaggerated and inflated hyperbubbles. Without the very large, constantly spreading epidemic of capitalism, there would probably be less than 40%? of all these problems on our planet, and a global negative climate collapse would never have been an issue. Religion does not affect our climate alone, but in numerous religious political disputes harms people beside climate, nature and all living creatures the most.

🎧  Curated selection of top-tier DnB mixes. 

🔊 From smooth liquid vibes to heavy-hitting jump up and as much old skool jungle as you can handle.

⭐ We track down the best of the best.  Occasionally from big names but mostly from rising stars of the scene.

🔍 Your search for the perfect mix ends here.

    “I believe music is the heart and soul of everything and everyone.”- Sleepy

    Music was a part of his life from the very beginning. Being exposed to all styles of music as a child, from motown, to classic rock, to the early years of Hip Hop, it’s no wonder he has such passion for finding and sharing new, and different music. He started preforming when he was 4, playing the piano. He found electronic music in ‘95, and from the start fell in love with Jungle. Wanting to share his findings, the next logical step was to start DJing, and by ‘97 was playing at Plush, and The Infinity Soundstage, as well as other clubs around Baltimore. Since then, he’s played from Va. To Pa., for comapnies like B.A.D.ass Raves and 3D Productions, and won some contest along the way too. He’s put out a number of mixtapes, starting back when they were tapes, and still going to this day with his digital mixes.

    His sets share with the crowd sick, drum edits, and filthy basslines, but most of all, soul! You may catch him rinsin’ out the hottest ragga track or the newest Hip Hop remix, and the next time he’s vibin’ with some smooth dubstep, and liquid DnB. He’s a vinyl junkie, so he’s got tons of classics to throw into the mix too. Years of practice has perfected his craft, so he can flip the style at the drop of a dime. You won’t know what’s comin’ next, but be sure it’ll flow.