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Day of Reckoning

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As promised, here is the new electro breaks mix. I fixed the little error. Well, as small of an error as it was, I just re recorded the mix and glad I did cuz I feel like the 2 mixes I've put out this morning might be my best releases yet. Leave me some feedback, I need it ! Good or bad.. Enjoy these kickass tracks and don't forget to check out the tracklist below.

Mizzo – At The Disco
OnDaMike - Take Control
Analog Hustlers- Big Shot (Original Mix)
Brothers of Funk - Arsenal (Super Genius Remix)
Afghan Headspin – So Deep (Mizzo Remix)
Erica Banks ft BeatKing -  Toot That (Amadeezy Remix)
OnDaMike - Activate The Bass 
Huda Hudia & DJ30A - Desire (Huda Hudia's Piano Drop Remix)
Brothers of Funk - TicTok Ravers
Code Rising -  Schizo Robo
Sporty O w Keith Mackenzie, Mizzo, & Gio Yaquinto - So Blind
Hardkiss - God Within (Brothers Of Funk ElectroBreakz Edit)
Huda Hudia, DJ30A, & Code Rising - Bang Bang!
OnDaMike & Alliance of Funk - Lowdown
ODM, Bros of Funk,Analog Hustlers-Somebody I Used To Know                  
Brothers of Funk - Get Lifted (Code Rising 2k24 Electro Mix)
Young Dolph X Key Glock - Major (Amadeezy Remix)

Break The Beat - A Mix Of Exceptional Electro Breaks

[LABEL TEXT]

‘We’re Going Deep’ is a new label run by an old head- Paul Wise, better known as Placid to many who inhabit the realms of underground House and Techno.
Born out of a lifelong affair with the many shades of deep electronic rhythms coupled with a thirst for collecting records since 1988, the label mission is all about releasing new music for the dance floor, front room or even just your headphones.
Rather than staying too hung up on the past, Paul’s reputation for digging deep into Acid, Electro, Techno, Deep House and even the odd slice of downtempo precedes him, as he readies the second instalment on his imprint. Picking up where WGD 001 left off, he’s both humbled and pleased to be able to invite 4 more exceptional artists to show off their finest waveforms.
Volume 2 starts the dance with a sterling contribution from Dublin’s very own machine maestro Cignol, “Night Time Traverse”. Proving once again why his flair for combining tight metronomic drums, wistful melody, blissed out strings with a twist of 303 is second to none: unmistakably tight, unmistakably good. Followed by some heavy head nodding action courtesy of new kid on the block, Armec, he’s already scored 2 fantastic releases under his belt. Fully repping the next generation of mancunian machine enthusiasts, he delves deep into the seedy underworld of deepest and darkest electro with ice cold aplomb on “Celestial Mechanics”.
Hit the flipside and you’ll find Acid aficionado Jared Wilson (who should be no stranger to most) leading the charge as he whips up a storm with a tweaked 303 takeover, led by a mesmerising chord that runs throughout – he works his magic once again in fine style. Last but not least, the dulcet tones of Bristol’s very own best kept secret Gilbert lands another sumptuously deep slab of techno with “Signs of Hope”. Leading with a pleasantly addictive bassline, this beautifully structured whistful symphony oozes warmth and tranquillity as he takes a trip to the light fantastic.

PREMIERE: Gilbert - Signs Of Hope [We Going Deep]

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