01. Justin Martin & Eats Everything - The Gettup
02. Mak & Pasteman - Dither
03. Paleman - Chapel
04. Bobby Champs - Steve Martin
05. Rumah - Stutter
06. Joy Orbison & Boddika - Mercy (Boddika's VIP)
07. Colonel Abrams - Trapped (BrEaCh Edit)
08. Justin Martin & Ardalan - Wheelgunner (Vox) 
  >> Joy Orbison - Big Room Tech House DJ Tool - TIP!
09. Dusky - Truth Capital T
10. Artifact - It's So Far Down
11. BrEaCh & Dark Sky - Fallout
12. Boddika - Soul What (Boddika Remix)
13. Two Charming Men - Lemons
14. Hot Natured - Reverse Skydiving (Shadow Child Remix)
15. Huxley - Little Things
16. Presk - Mold
17. Dark Sky - Shades
18. Fabio Giannelli - Maintain
19. Artifact - Clapstone
20. Clouds - HE 1523-0901

Cubed Tickets

Subterra & Dozer - 07.2013

Subterra AKA https://soundcloud.com/phylo-mason AKA https://soundcloud.com/tekktonix

Heavy Sonics https://soundcloud.com/heavysonics
Tiapan Trax https://soundcloud.com/taipantrax
Noisia's https://soundcloud.com/invisiblerecordings
Dispatch Recordings https://soundcloud.com/anttc1
Frequency / https://soundcloud.com/ramrecords
Modulate Records https://soundcloud.com/modulate-rec 
Shiva Soundsystem https://soundcloud.com/shivasoundsystem
Nu Directions. https://soundcloud.com/nudirections
Diverse Products
Sudden Def
Rubik Recs
Ruse Recs

Booking contact: subterradj@gmail.com

Essence of Chi was birthed in South London in February 2004 and swiftly emerged as one of the most rapidly expanding Drum & Bass promotions of the early 2000s. Renowned for throwing unforgettable parties that ensnared all facets of drum and bass, from the depths of deep grooves to the explosive energy of the dance floor, EOC events are famed for their electric atmosphere, meticulous attention to detail in sound, lighting and space, and of course a roster of exceptional artists, harmoniously blended together to achieve the perfect equilibrium.

From humble origins at Brixton's Plan B, EOC gradually evolved into roadblocked birthday soirées at Scala and Hidden, whilst regular events at the then-infamous Herbal in Shoreditch witnessed around-the-block queues. Gramaphone became the next stomping ground from 2010 until its eventual closure in 2011.

EOC’s sonic wings continued to spread: hosting tour parties in locations across the UK, such as Leeds, Oxford, Brighton, Guildford, and Portsmouth & arenas at some of London's most prestigious drum and bass events, including Renegade Hardware v Valve during Carnival 2006, The Baby Box and Bar at the iconic Ministry of Sound for their in-house d&b nights, Fuse and Switch. EOC even had the privilege of commanding an entire weekend at Innovation in the Sun two years on the trot, alongside Rotation. Not forgetting their legendary legacy at Moondance, the EOC area held a regular residency for an unparalleled ten years running. This lead to being twice nominated twice for the coveted title of Best Small Club Night at the Drum n Bass Awards, in both 2008 and 2009.

Fast forward to 2017, when Essence of Chi made an explosive comeback, taking on the mighty task of leading the electrifying Drum n Bass stage at Moondance Festival, while also returning triumphantly to Scala for a curated extravaganza on the hallowed ground of New Year’s Eve. And thus began a wave of "Middle Skool" events, paying homage to the Golden Era of 1999-2009 in conjunction with scene stalwart, DJ Ascension, captivating the hearts and souls of ravers at North London's Work Bar & Club 512.

With the dawn of 2024 on the horizon, EOC sets its sights on a momentous 20th Anniversary celebration. Plans are underway for a multi-venue jubilee, crafted in collaboration with their longtime allies and ethical clothing sponsors, THTC. Coincidentally, THTC themselves are celebrating an impressive 25 years in the industry, making this a harmonious convergence of musical milestones.

EyWhat?! [Universal Artist]
→ Real Life Enhancement
→ Society Hacking

Fortnightly Weds 10-12 on https://jungletrain.net • www.rudefm.com • Healing Crew • Essence of Chi resident

Dozer has always taken a full spectrum approach to his DJ sets since he started around 2002, originally inspired DJs like Zinc, Photek & Marcus Intalex.  To this day his sets will often encompass many different styles from Soulful to Darkside, Rolling to Jungle Choppage.  He is a music lover first and foremost, and his musical taste encompasses music well beyond Jungle Drum & Bass.  He has a deep knowledge of and passion for Jungle Drum & Bass, so can hone in on a sound or era when the crowd wants it or when he has an opportunity.

He formed the Healing Crew, with Mel De’Vil & JrS, and they became residents at Essence of Chi in the 2000, and remained a regular fixture at EOC events, and Middle Skool events, whilst they were active.  He also played at many other legendary events and venues during the 2000s, including the The End, Ministry of Sound, Traffic and Movement.

He had a show on prominent internet station Life FM in the early 2000s, then moved to London pirate Rude FM where he held down a show for over 10 years.  Dozer developed a love of House and Techno, from the mid-2000s, and hooked with Subterra to explore this style on community station Kane FM and in clubs around Guildford and Reading in the early 2010s.

He came back to predominantly representing Jungle Drum & Bass from the mid-2010s, returning to Rude FM, and has since played at many top draw events such as Middle Skool, Launch and Horns Crew Whistle Crew (fresh new event for 2022, watch out).  He won the InnerSoul x Data Transmission DJ Competition in 2018, and more recently played at Rupture’s 15th Birthday in 2021.

Subterra & Dozer - 07.2013

Subterra (PhyLo Mason/Tekktonix)