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Sheffield trio Denham Audio drop techno, breaks and more in their journey through UK bass culture.

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The one and only D.J.S.C. is back with another mix recorded live at the crab shack. French hip hop samples and disco drums give way to deep house drifters and hypnotic grooves over the course of this 47 minute set. Why 47? Because this bad boy was recorded to the finest cheapest type 1 cassette tape for that saltwater eroded sound that our chain-smoking invertebrate loves so much.

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Our tidepool titan and vinyl a-fish-ionado join forces once again on a delectable mix of deep and funky house, reeled in from the decks onto tape for maximum freshness 🎣 Once recorded, the cassette was then digitised for your convenience, before being coated in breadcrumbs and frozen to lock in the flavours 🔒

Playing tracks from Sally C, Al Zanders, Big Miz & more

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DJ Slappy Crab & Fin - Reel It In

Neale Johnston joins our guestmix series with his second ever recorded mix, though you wouldn't think it from his seamless transitions between hard hitting breakbeat and hypnotic electro. For fifty six minutes you'll be treated to a selection of leftfield 2-step treats including a brief jungle stopover and even some Hollywood movie samples! Neale is definitely one to keep an eye on so follow him here for more: @neale-johnston

Guestmix: Neale Johnston

Rhythm Sister returns to Balamii with Hemlin on the controls. For two hours expect smooth Balearic business alongside some soulful jazz and soul.

Rhythm Sister w/ Hemlin - August 2020

Tide-pool titan DJ Slappy Crab, & Fin the filter feeder come together here for their first ever release: a tongue-in-cheek ode to cassette tapes and they smooth sound they provide. The result is a funky Rhodes number inspired by nineties jazzy house and contemporary nu-disco, optimised for the transition from conversation to perspiration at your local sandbar or yacht club 🦀🐟


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Artwork: Brian O'Sullivan
Mastering: Matt's Mastering

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Originally Premiered on Berlin House Music: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YNhZM8ahVuQ

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The ever-prolific Ed Upton aka DMX Krew is up next on Utter with 'Turn It On', a four-track EP of Level 42 cover versions. Yes, you read that right... as if 2020 couldn't get any stranger!

This is no exercise in irony though. This record is a true labour of love for Ed, a sincere tribute to a band he adored as a youngster. The original Level 42 tracks he has covered - 'Turn It On', 'Love Games' and '43' - all appeared on their acclaimed self-titled debut album way back in 1981, which also featured the talents of a young Wally Badarou and Atmosfear's Leroy Williams.

Ed has stayed faithful to the tracks' excellent arrangements, swapping out live instruments for drum machines and synths, vocals for vocoders.

The result is a record that retains the original material's brit-funk charm but with that unmistakable DMX Krew electro-funk and boogie flavour. It breathes new life into these classic tracks without deviating from what made them so catchy and fun in the first place. We hope they put a smile on your face too.

Limited 12" in fluorescent green sleeve.

Dedicated to Rowland 'Boon' Gould (1955-2019).

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Welcoming South London duo @fyichris to Black Acre with Black Dragon Loop EP! https://fanlink.to/BlackDragonLoop
A wigged out cut for the club and beyond, the psychedelic, post-punk tinged sounds of 'Black Dragon Loop' sees the duo deep dive further into their infinite sonic palette with a darker and more rugged multi-instrumental approach. Made out of the sample banks of a good friend, the track indicates a key factor in FYI Chris' music - their sense of community, the one which they are so wholly ingrained, and the influence of friends and family along the way. Sonically a reflection of the times but also a clear indication of a penchant for industrial and macabre sounds, this new single represents a sound fans will already know, largely due to West Friends label they co-run with friends from the Rye Wax basement - the imprint has delivered some of London's most outlandish dance-music in recent years, exemplifying their love for tongue-in-cheek gallows humour and an appetite for wonky club weirdness.

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