This mix is dedicated to Scott Henry, the DJ has been the driving influence throughout my DJ career. Coming up as a young DJ in DC during the mid to late 90’s, Scott Henry was the unmistakable leader in the DC and Baltimore scene running the two most successful dace parties; Buzz at Nations Ballroom in Washington DC and Fever at the Paradox in Baltimore.  Scott was best known for his closing late night/early morning sets and his Fever mixtape series which can be found on Soundcloud, Mixcloud, and Youtube today.  I hope I have captured a bit of his sound and can motivate others to seek out his mixes and discover the music that inspired him. Every record in this mix is available digitally at Beatport and each track can be traced back to one of Scott’s Fever mixtapes, commercial CD mixes, or live rave mixtapes.    

If you enjoy please let me know, share and like, as I would be glad to do more.  In fact I was surprised how many songs I was planning to use but wasn’t able to due to tone, vibe, and time constraints.  While this took 20 years to make, I hope a Volume 2 will take far less.  Thanks for listening.

Song - Artist - Label - Genre - Mix
1) Drums Are Dangerous (Drugs Are Dangerous) - Drum Club - Delusions of Grandeur - Fever Volume 1, Track 1

2)Caterpillar (Rabbit In the Moon Remix) - Keoki - CaterpillarSubstance (Original Mix) - Fever Volume 2, Track 2

3) Substance (Original Mix) - Tarrentella - Substance - Buzz: Sounds of The Nations Capital, Track 11 

4) Slipped Disk (Dano's Acid Mix) - Trakshun - Slipped Disk - Fever Volume 7, Track 3

5) Stepdown (Original Mix) - Accent - Confusion EP - Fever Volume 6, Track 2

6) Metro (US mix remastered) - Smoked, Oliver Lieb - Metro/Polis (Remastered) - Buzz: Sounds of The Nations Capital, Track 4 

7) Jack Me Off (Original Mix) - Funk D’Void - Jack Me Off - Fever Volume 3, Track 3

8) Sound (Parboiled Edit) - Humate - Decade - The Mix & The Tracks - Live at Love Dove, Track 7

9) Planet Earth (Original Mix) - The Electric 10 - Planet Earth EP- Fever Volume 6, Track 3

10) Sonic Empire (Original Mix) - Members Of Mayday - Westbam recommends: Low Spirit Classics- The Gift, Track 4

11) West On 27th (A Tribe Called KHz Mix) - Killahurtz - West On 27th - Buzz: The Sound of the Nation’s Capital, Track 14

12) Voices (Pete Heller Main Mix) - KC Flightt, Funky Junction - Voices - Buzz the Politics of Sound, Track 8

13) Netherworld (Remastered) - L.S.G. - Vol. 2 LP- Fever Volume 7, Track 7

14) Further Out (Da Far Out Remix) - Sonz Of A Loop Da Loop Era - Suburban Base 25 - Mixed By Uncle Dugs- East Cost Science Volume 3, Track 9

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Scott Henry Tribute Mix - By Dj ONIT

1. Superlova - All Night (Original Mix) Raw Elements 
2. Blaze - Lovelee Dae (Doc Martin Remix) 4 To The Floor Records 
3. Rivera Rotation - Latinica Witch (Vincenzo's Satin Soul Mix) Lounge Records 
4. Rob Mello - Scared of Losing You (No Ears Dub) Classi Recordings 
5. Cevin Fisher - Love You Some More (Cevin's Black Tambourine Mix) Subversive 
6. Fluid X - Change (Original Mix) Wave Music 
7. The Rurals - That Feelin (Savannah Remix) Peng 
8. KC Flightt & Funky Junction - Voices (Fata Morgana Remix) Hooj Choons 
9. M-Factor - Come Together (Eric Prydz Remix) Popular Records 
10. Audio Soul Project feat. Black Sjuan - Kaotic Relapse (Original Mix) Gourmet Recordings  

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Ossom Sessions // 14.04.2023 // by Dan

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Onit began his DJing career spinning Florida breaks in the Washington, DC. rave scene in 1995. He quickly acquired his first residency at Lowtech, a Tuesday night dance party held at the Caffe house on 12th and U Street. For years Lowtech was considered the most successful Tuesday night club in the DC area and even gained a mentioned in URB magazine. The party ran for four years, while moving to several larger venues in and around the Washington area.
From 1996 to 2000, Onit held residency positions in Virginia, Baltimore, and DC, in such venues as the Edge Nightclub and the legendary Trax Nightclub in South East DC. In 2000, he left the DC area to pursue a more formal education. He attended the University of New Haven in CT for four years and graduated with two degrees in music. Following graduation, he began mixing music and live studio audio for various shows on the sports cable network ESPN.
In 2007, Onit teamed up with DJ ELETE (another Lowtech resident) to put together a series of mixes for a podcast, which they decided to name Lowtech in honor of their former club. The two DJs used this outlet to post old mix tapes, as well as put out new mixes using their vast collections of vinyl. It was a way for them to memorialize some of their favorite dance tracks ever. The series is comprised of over 24 hours of mixes, in genres varying from Disco House to Drum and Bass.
Onit is always looking to cultivate new skills, and last year decided to focus on scratching and battling - he enrolled in the Scratch DJ Academy in NYC and is well on his way to becoming certified in the program. He is still living in CT and has recently started making live appearances throughout the state and into other areas of New England. He is always excited to meet new producers, DJs, promoters, and fans on his never-ending path to grow as an artist and fan of all types of dance music.

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