Serato Control Vinyl mix on 2 Technics 1200 MK5 /Rane 62/Ortofon black/Sony MDR V700 headphones!


1. Synthetic Rustling-Orebeat,Citybox
2. Welcome to the Future-Blackdryft
3. Strain-Guau,Destroyers
4. Super Charger-Hankook,Hexadecimal
5. Monster-Guau
6. The Monsters-Orebeat,NVTHEC
7. Sweet Pie-Yo Speed
8. Play Me Loud-The Mind Hackers,Orebeat
9. Non Stop-NVTHEC
10. Turn The Bass ON-Lords of Motion
11. Efecto 2000-Orebeat
12. I Need a Breakbeat-Aggresivnes
13. Fuck Yeah-NVTHEC,Orebeat
14. Give Me Some-Orebeat,SellRude
15. Enemy Down-Blackdryft
16. Eternity-Guau,Yo Speed
17. Deep Signal-Guau,NVTHEC
18. Warning-Guau
19. That’s Da Shit-Watch the Ride,Bailey Ibbs Mix
20. Sur 2022-Hankook

Ep. 65  The “Devil's Bass Breaks" (Electro,Breakbeat,Acid,Bass,Nu Skool)

"Days" by Crystal, flipped into a high-energy drum & bass rework. Vocals from the original and their rights remain with the respective artist and label. 
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Crystal - Days (Hexadecimal Rework) [Unofficial]

DJ Mat White - Breaks September 2025

Tracklist:
Busspass - Wasting my time (Afghan Headspin remix) 
WoTeR - Take Control
Hankook and Orebeat - Rush
WoTeR - Badman
WoTeR - Hit The Sound
Nitro (ESP) feat Ragga Twins - Rougher Than Them
Nitro (ESP)  Hypeman Sage - Kill It
Hankook - Aries 
Orebeat - Money Everyday
Hankook and Orebeat - Crazy Boys
Rave Key - Bomba Style
DJ Brownie - On A Mission
Dub Elements It's My Fault - It's My Fault
Code Breakerz - Enter The Rave
Rico Tubbs and Terry Hooligan - Forever Dancing (Destroyers X Code Breakerz remix)
The Darrow Chem Syndicate - Neuropit (Paket Remix)
Carla Morrison - Disfruto (Bad Legs Remix)
Bowser - Libre (Bad Legs Remix)
Dub Elements Destroyers - Dondondon

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Eightrax 102 - Breaks

Producer of bass heavy beats, bass, breaks anmd more, and founder of Global Beats Festival, one of the world’s leading online electronic music showcases. 

He’s a Twitch Affiliate streamer, well established on the platform as part of Global Funk Fam, Team Brisk, Twitch Mob, and Kaleidoscope Music Sunday Sessions.

Hexadecimal honed his signature sound smashing speakers for the UK’s multi-award-winning club night Spectrum. 

He continues to push the boundaries, after tearing up the world’s best clubs and festivals and winning the Best Breakthrough DJ gong at the International Breakbeat Awards.

As a producer, Hexadecimal rose to fame when his remix of Sound Alliance “The Hit” appeared on James Zabiela’s 2002 debut mix compilation “GTDJ” and ground-breaking debut single “Brain Machine” ascended to the top of the DJ Magazine Breaks & Beats Chart. 

The Plump DJ’s featured his remix of Sound Alliance “From Home” on their critically acclaimed Fabric Live compilation in 2003, and Distinctive Records have brought his music to the masses releasing his debut album “Base 16” and follow up “Reform/Restore”.  These releases have been interspersed with various singles, remixes, EPs, and mix compilations. 

His decades long success as a producer and global breaks DJ combined with becoming the progenitor of the largest continuous breakbeat event on the planet make Hexadecimal undoubtedly one of the most influential artists in the scene.

Hailing from Atlanta, Georgia, and deeply rooted in the gritty heartbeat of Southern nightlife, Cameron Clark of Sunset Sessions Hollywood CA is a vinyl-purist DJ with over three decades of experience behind the decks. Known for his unparalleled collection of rare records and signature blends of UK progressive house, deep trance, and Florida-style funky breakbeats, he’s a living historian of underground dance music.

His journey began with humble college parties powered by two CD players, a tape deck, and a two-channel mixer—but the true turning point came in 1995 when he fell in love with vinyl. From there, the sound of crackling grooves and booming basslines became his religion.

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🎚️ Musical Journey
    •    Early Days: started clubbing at legendary Southern venues like Masquerade (Atlanta), AAHZ (Orlando), The Edge (Jacksonville,Orlando,Ft Lauderdale), and Pterodactyl (Charlotte),Cameron Clark became a dancing fixture in the breakbeat and rave scenes of the ‘90s.
    •    Vinyl Roots: A devoted crate digger and master of the decks, he built a world-class vinyl collection that spans every genre—always ready to drop heat at a moment’s notice.
    •    Hollywood Bound: In 1998, he moved to Los Angeles and began managing the iconic DMC Records on Melrose Ave. There, surrounded by West Coast legends, he upped his game and refined his technical mastery.
    •    Residencies: Held down the decks at Florentine Gardens and Club Lingerie in Hollywood while rocking underground warehouse parties and pop-up events across L.A.
    •    Style Evolution: While rooted in breakbeat, Cameron Clark evolved his sound to include hypnotic UK progressive house and cinematic deep trance—always staying ahead of the curve.

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🔊 Genres & Specialties
    •    Florida Funky, Nu Skool Breakbeat
    •    UK Progressive House
    •    Deep Trance
    •    Classic House & Electro
    •    Open Format Vinyl Sets,Pop Mash Up Mixes

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🎧 Live Sets & Highlights
    •    Recent Performance: Played an all-vinyl set alongside The Egyptian Lover at Daddy Diamonds in Hollywood.
    •    Podcast DJing: Hosts a personal mix podcast from his home studio using vinyl and Serato control vinyl—showcasing both classic and contemporary sounds.
    •    Vinyl Revival Ready: With vinyl making a comeback, Cameron Clark of Sunset Sessions Hollywood Ca is fully equipped to bring authentic, analog energy to dance floors everywhere.

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📦 What You Get
    •    30+ years of experience across multiple scenes and coasts
    •    A massive and meticulously organized vinyl library
    •    True turntable skills—no sync button needed
    •    The ability to read and control a crowd, old-school style
    •    Passionate, professional, and always show-ready

Eightrax:  A unique blend of ghetto breaks and dirty tearout sounds.

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