01. DJ Phono - Gone (David August Vocal Remix) [Vendetta Records]
02. Russ Yallop - Crossroads (Fur Coat Remix) [Rebellion]
03. Osunlade - Envision (Ame Remix) [Innervisions]
04. Domsko - Hard Yards ft. Astral T (Dub Mix) [Recovery Tech]
05. Atnarko, Sam Mollison - Thinking of You (Peter Christianson & LCG Remix) [Lazy Days Music]
06. Sinc, Daniel Sanchez - New Day (Original Mix) [Bla Bla]
07. Luhabra - Life (Jay Tripwire Future Deep Remix) [Heavy]
08. Fred Everything, Peter Christianson - Second Delight (Original Mix) [Lazy Days Music]
09. James What - In The Dark (Original Mix) [Poker Flat Recordings]
10. Chris Domingo - Whatya? (Original Mix) [Nervous Records]
11. Nuyorica - I'm Deep I'm Soul (Original Mix) [Starlight Unlimited]
12. Oliver Koletzki - Going Places (Original Mix) [Stil Vor Talent]
13. Fosky - Shiva ft. Shiva (Original Mix) [Crosstown Rebels]
14. Atnarko, Sam Mollison - Break of Day (Original Mix) [Lazy Days Music]
15. Maceo Plex - Stop Your Hate (Original Mix) [Crosstown Rebels]
16. Tom Lown - And Again (Original Mix) [Lovely Mood Music]

Incondite

Ted Hardly (a.k.a. Ted Hardly) kicked off his musical career at an early age playing the triangle in his junior high school's band. After getting kicked off the band due to an unfortunate incident involving a pigeon and a french horn, Ted decided to focus his artistic prowess on sitting around listening to other people's music. He soon became the king of the neighborhood when all the local kids started jockeying for floor space in his bedroom to listen to Abba records. Ever the entrepreneur, Ted saw an opportunity to capitalize on this phenomenon and decided then and there that he would soon become a world famous disc jockey.

Fast forward five years. After several false starts and a long battle with super glue addiction, Ted had hit rock bottom. Ted checked himself into the nearest mental institution and made a resolution to overcome the odds and claw his way back into the spotlight. The hard work paid off! Six months after his release, Ted landed a big gig playing the opening slot for Jerry’s Bar Mitzvah celebration. Ted used this successful show as a stepping stone leading to bigger and better things. Soon, he was playing children’s birthday parties, church group gatherings and even the occasional open decks night at the local bar. Over the course of his journey, Ted has had the opportunity to play alongside such legends as DJ PJ the DJ, DJ Candy Kid, DJ Pussyfoot, DJ Osteoporosis and probably two or three others that are pretty decent.

Now that Ted has truly dominated the world of the disc jockey, he has taken a more altruistic approach to life. Between gigs, you can find Ted volunteering at the local YMCA, helping old people cross roads or playing records on the street corner looking for a spare buck or two.