ALRT - My Level (Original Mix)
Dev1se - Liquid Night (Original Mix)
HeadzUp - Mystery Land
Fur-B - Only B
Audio Chimp - Chimp 2
Charlie Bosh BOOTLEG EP - No But Yes
John Neal - Ride It
N!XY & DeV!Se - Bass Keeps Pumpin'
Paul Glazby / Scallywags - Hostile (Scallywags Remix)
Justin Daniels & Jamie.R VS M.O.T - Party Pumpin'
Bass Jumper / Stefan Grainger - Alright
Dan Diamond / Mooney - Bang Tidy
Chop & Change - Fantastic Mash
Paul Glazby / Wayne German - Kick It (Wayne German Remix)

Tori Ann Birthday Livestream

Marty Rigs,Caustic & Tyrone Aalders Go B2B2B 21-6-24

Here's Part 5 of my homage to the best Hard House Label on the planet. There's some absolute corkers included in the mix, inciting some wonderful memories of bygone days.

Tracklisting:

Lisa Lashes - What Can You Do For Me (Tidy Boys Remix)
Lisa Lashes - We Came We Saw
Lisa Pin Up - Rock With Me
Lisa Pinup - DJ Do You Take Requests
Lox & Dark By Design - Strapped In
M.A.Q - Groove, Stop, Jump
Maddox and Kaye - Tales From The Krypt (Ingo Remix)
Maddox and Rumble - Party People (Original Mix)
Matar - Feeling (Guyver Remix)
Miss Behavin' - Such A Good Feelin'  (Lee Haslam Vs Guyver Remix)
NG Rezonance - Thermite
Nick Rafferty - I Need A Fix
Nick Rafferty and The Coalition - Shine
Nick Rafferty Vs PBS - Groovin' - (Jez and Charlie Remix)
Nick Rowland - Be Alive
Nick Rowland - Fireball
Nik Denton - Phorever People
Nik Denton Vs Paul King - Spacehopper (Original Mix)

Tidy Trax 

Jez Toon - Tidy Trax Anthology Part 5

Marty Rigs - Red Ribbon 27-9-24

Force & Styles @ Evolution 25 - Heihachi goes Raving (22/03/1997)

TRACK LISTING:

1. Swirl - D-Fi/Shipsey
2. What have you done - D-Fi/Shipsey
3. Insane Booteg - Beako & Joe Longbottom
4. Weapon X - Grazer J
5. Hell Yeah - M series
6. Kaiju Battle - Soular
7. Yamamba- RR Fierce/K live/Adam M/Tenchy remix
8. Nostromo- Poggy and Digital Mafia
9.Danger Room - Soular 
10. Real Freaks - Anne Savage and Tom Berry remix
11. Gozerian- Soular
12. Dark Place - Dj DBC and Jamie R (Extended Mix)
13. Berk - Eggman and Joe Longbottom (M.A.R.C'S over fed remix)

BRAINBOSHED - Phase one

PRODUCER-HELTER SKELTER - ENERGY 1997 (TECHNODROME)

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In Japanese, GAMAN is the quiet strength to carry what feels unbearable, with patience as a shield and dignity as a compass.
In Persian, it is the act of imagining, believing, assuming — the mind’s way of shaping what has not yet come to pass.

Between these two meanings lies a fragile but powerful bridge:
the endurance to remain rooted in the storm,
and the imagination to glimpse another horizon.

Gaman is both the anchor and the sail —
the stillness that withstands, and the vision that transforms waiting into becoming.

Goodbye Kiss (Viguen Version)

REMIX # Embrasse moi

Almost exactly 10 years ago I DJ'd my first ever gig in a club! So thought I would commemorate it by uploading a re-recording of my first set that's been sat on my hard drive since the start of it all, and a brief history of where it all started for me. On Friday 13th of all days!

It was at a club called Rapture in Loughborough and the night was called Twisted run by Danny Lee. A mate of mine Tommy knew the said promoter, recommended me & and passed my CD on. I had never even thought about wanting to play in a club for some reason, it never crossed my mind. I was happy just mixing in my bedroom pissing my neighbours off, constantly wanting to get better and better at playing the decks.

I got this booking off the back of my first demo More Bounce To The Ounce....that being said, there is not a bounce tune in sight, I pretty much went in all guns blazing and is to this day the most savage/hard set ive ever played in my whole 10 year stint in DJing, even ending on a bit of Hardstyle! I remember taking about 20 people with me, and it was in a tiny room at the bottom of the club, my mates were going absolutely bonkers, resulting in my mate Candy knocking the CDJ off the stand and it ended up looping itself mid-track, I didnt realize what was going on until one of my favourite DJs at the time Dawson came over and pointed it out haha.

From then on Danny continued to book me and I then went on to become one of his residents at his & his co-promoter Samantha's new night called D-Railed where i met many long-time friends and countless amazing memories. From there i went to playing further afield for Sanxion, B2T (where i met so many more amazing friends), Frantic, Bounceology, Tidy and various other nights across the country!

If you told me then that from that first set I would have gone on to play at Creamfields 2016 I would have laughed in your face! #goodtimes #hardhousehistory

Charlie Bosh - First Ever Set - Twisted  Friday 13th / 06 / 2008

I first started listening to Happy Hardcore in 1996 along with my Twin Brother at the age of 17, it became an obsession pretty quickly due to the euphoric feelings the amazing pianos and vocals would supply. Dougal quickly became my favourite DJ due to his amazing track selections, his sets were full of smile on your face bangers and was always the first tape played out of any new tape pack, indeed I wouldn't even buy a tape pack unless Dougal was on it 😂 I got my first set of decks in 1999 at the age of 20 - Gemini PT1000 MK2 Direct Drive & Numark DM1001X Mixer, I wouldn't say I was a natural by any stretch of the imagination, it was car crash central at first, but I managed to teach myself beat matching and phrasing to an adequate standard within 6 months. Unfortunately around the time I bought my decks Hardcore was on the decline and Trance was getting huge, so Hardcore Vinyl was getting harder to source, so I started playing Trance instead whilst still harbouring my love for Hardcore. 

I've always struggled with my confidence, so I didn't really push myself in any meaningful way to become a DJ, of course I had dreams and I was a decent standard, but I was painfully shy when meeting new people so the idea of talking to promoters put the fear of God in me. In 2001 I went to my First Retro event up in Yarm and this changed my DJing direction totally, I started buying as much Classic House as I could, the Pianos were infectious and the atmosphere at the events was amazing. I managed to purchase some Technics 1200 MK5's in 2004 and got some bookings for some Classic House night's. I was still buying Hardcore Tape/CD Packs as I still loved Hardcore, me and my Twin Brother were the only one's out of our friends still listening to it, Hardcore had evolved to UK Hardcore, and the tracks being produced were phenomenal it was a brilliant time for the Hardcore scene. I wasn't buying any of the new Hardcore releases on Vinyl, as I was getting booked for more House events, and there was an abundance of House records to be bought. It wasn't until 2010 that I actually went digital, so I was finally able to download huge amounts of Hardcore Tracks and mess about with them at home, but I wasn't pushing that sound it was just for my own pleasure at home. In the DJing stakes I'd started playing Tech House and got some good bookings for that, I still love Tech House, there is definitely a brilliant groove to it. 

2013 was an extremely difficult year for me personally. I stopped DJing altogether and just went on my decks sporadically at home. I sold my beloved Technics in 2015 due to personal circumstances, an absolutely horrible day in my life that was (still kept my Vinyl though). I bought a DJ Controller with some of the proceeds which I used very sparingly. In 2017 my life changed massively for the better personally after 4 1/2 years of being in the doldrums when I met my Partner, who is an absolute Star. Unfortunately my controller had to go into storage due to space issues and to be honest I still wasn't ready to jump back into the World of DJing. Fast forward to 2021 after 8 years of hardly doing any DJing my fingers had started to get the itch, I could feel the passion return and I was getting a lot of prompting from my 2 best mates, so room was made for the Controller by my good lady and she was brought out of storage and amazingly enough she still worked. I had no targets when I restarted DJing I just wanted to play the stuff I loved for me, which was naturally Hardcore. Covid had struck though and there was a huge online community growing, I saw an advertisement from Hardcore Vibes Radio for a Guest Slot, so I did a mix for them and then got taken on as a resident which has been absolutely amazing for me both personally and professionally. I've also started playing House again and am now very proud to be one of the residents at a brilliant local Burnley Night called Luv House, onwards and upwards 😊

Jez Toon - Tidy Trax Anthology Part 5

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