Got that Friday feeling yet? If you ain't you will soon... 

This is a special mix recorded by one of the most important figures in the UK jungle scene at present, Tim Reaper is flying the flag high for the genre. pushing new boundaries with his exceptional approach to sound design and a nod to the legacy which has gone before him. 

Over the past ten years Tim has grafted, releasing a sprawling array of music on respected labels such as Skeleton Recordings, Dark Age Recordings, Omni and more. 

Earlier this year he released a new EP on Lobster Theremin, a record label which never fails to capture the imagination, releasing left of centre electronics across the spectrum of dance music. The EP showcases Tim Reaper's modern approach to jungle and D&B in the present and features collaborations with Massachusetts breakccore producer Devnull. 

Anyway, we invited him to record a mix for us and what he has delivered is a whirlwind exploration through wicked breaks, euphoric soundscapes and beyond.

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Tim Reaper: The Ransom Note Mix

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Ahead of their session this Friday at Dalston basement spot The Nest, Loefah and Fabio lay down a killer mix to get you warmed up and show us exactly how their sounds compliment each other perfectly.  Swamp 81 bossman and one third of DMZ, Loefah, leads the charge with 45 minutes of his bass fueled sonic ascetic with those jungle, post-dubstep and d&b roots coming through nicely. Jungle pioneer and Creative Source frontman Fabio comes with some serious dubplate business for the final leg as he blends together old and new.

Loefah and Fabio's A/B Mix for THUMP

Some people may know Steve Bishop (AKA Oneman) for his harmonious blends of UK garage and dubstep, some for his grime knowledge, and some for his love of UK funky. More than anything though, he’s best known as one of the UK’s best DJs, never falling to the often-restricted boundaries of genres and sub-genre labels. Cutting his teeth at seminal nights like DMZ and the once-pirate radio station Rinse FM, he’s been a frontrunner in a league of selectors who’ve made a name from their skills behind the decks alone. In 2012 we had him bless us with FABRICLIVE 64, a pleasantly juxtaposing journey through classic and contemporary UK underground cuts. His edition in our long-running series reached from the far corners of various interlinking scenes, with standout moments like Fis-T’s Night Hunter and Joy Orbison’s modern classic, The Shrew Would Have Cushioned The Blow. Ahead of his appearance with L U C Y and Sgt. Pokes at Refractions this weekend, he’s hit the decks for a rhythmic mix covering the kind of UK bass-inclined territory he’s made his strong suit.

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Following his recent release on our LT White imprint, Dutch DJ and Producer Coco Bryce extends his sonic prowess into a vinyl-only mix for our podcast series. Settle into an hour of gritty breakbeat percussions, dreamy pads and playfully pitched vocals.

In Coco Bryce's own words:

It’s an all vinyl mix. I kind of went with my usual approach; pulled a selection from my record cabinets, see what could fit together nicely, ranging from laid back stuff to some more heavyweight tunes, without fully laying out the entire mix beforehand.

Most of the time I’ll try to make it a nice blend of old and new, and also have some well known tracks mixed with slightly more obscure bits. I hadn’t played that Hokusai 12” in ages and always felt like it makes for a perfect intro tune, seeing as it starts off with chopped amens right off the bat, but then switches to a super mellow, kinda jazzy vibe halfway through, like it teases you with the rough and the smooth, and yet after the breakdown it completely pulls back and leaves you with this perfect foundation to start building up again.

Tracklist:
Hokusai - Jade
Perfect Combination - 100 Years
Photek - The Water Margin
Necrotype - Fever
Coco Bryce - Ginger Gear
Jules Elipse - Who's The Bad Man
Coco Bryce - U Can C In There
Torchman - Shine
Sonic - Serendipity
FFF - The Burial
Digital & Spirit - Gateman
Dead Man's Chest - Foundation Days
Ray Keith - Special Technique
Bizzy B - The Weekend

LT Podcast 137 // Coco Bryce

Watch the set back on the Rinse FM YouTube: 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XgxX6qb8hVU

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