All round legend and WHP favourite Andrew Weatherall drops an exclusive mix in preparation for his 2nd date this season in our Manchester 2012 series.. ENJOY

Tracklist:

1)  Crash What – System of Survival
2)  Terrapoda – Baldelli and Rocca
3)  Mozaik – E. Project
4)  Title Unknown – Blancmange
5)  All Over All Kinds – Clarion
6)  I’ll be Koving You – Crooked Man
7)  Lose Your Love (Andrew Weatherall Remix) – Phil Kieran
8)  Dub We May – Andrew Weatherall
9)  Soul Man (Ricardo Villalobos Remix) – Lee ‘Scratch’ Perry


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Andrew Weatherall next plays at The Warehouse Project at the now sold out WHP Presents show in December:

SATURDAY 8TH DECEMBER
WHP PRESENTS
THE CHEMICAL BROTHERS — DJ SET
JAMES MURPHY
MAYA JANE COLES
ANDREW WEATHERALL
HORSE MEAT DISCO
BICEP
JUSTIN ROBERTSON
LEWIS BOARDMAN
GREG LORD
WILL TRAMP
CONTENT DJS   
IDIOSYNC


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Look out for Andrew Weatherall's upcoming album: The Asphodells - Ruled By Passion, Destroyed By Lust  (CD, vinyl, download) out on 4th February.

WHP12 MIX 011 /// ANDREW WEATHERALL

These are the genres i like: disco, house, funk, soul, broken beats, boogie, breaks, jazz, techno, hip hop, R&B, dub, new age, balaeric, italo disco, new wave, synth pop, AOR, yacht rock, fusion, library, exoctica, space music, kraut, experimental ambient, reggae, lovers rock, electronica.... 


These are adjectives i like: funky, soulful, deep, smooth, cosmic, psychedelic, moody, jackin, club, garage, boom bap, UK, acid, dub, nu, neo, proto, post

I acknowledge the Traditional Owners of Country throughout Victoria and pay my respects to Elders past, present and emerging. This is Aboriginal land - always was, always will be

DJ in London playing Disco, House, Techno and anything in between. Most importantly music with soul. 

We all want to live in this fantasy past where Larry Levan is playing some Kenny Dixon Jr re-work of some Arthur Russell song that doesn't actually exist.

Phreek is a monthly, members only, not-for-profit celebration parties in Tbilisi for all the freaks out there and their allies who do not necessarily fit into socially acceptable "norms".
Any "profit" from the parties will be donated to charities fighting against racism, domestic abuse and discrimination of marginalised parts of our society.

Phreek is inspired by David Mancuso’s The Loft and Nicky Siano’s The Gallery of early 70s New York City and their ethos of people coming together and having fun, regardless of their background.  No one can recreate what these NYC parties created and Phreek is not about imitating and glorifying the past, but it is about connecting the past to the present.

Hosted by "Brixton Phreek".