TARGETED I I I _ Pt2 (Hard House/ Hard Techno)

OK! 
VOL 3, some blend of some past and present hardcore tracks that I've been jamming too lately. Much of it from the days of ripping tracks and mixes from Digitally Imported radio on winamp. I hope you enjoy it, I'm going to try and get a proper hard house mix out in the coming weeks as well. Also if you're reading this on a monday, thank you for following me on here as I'm building a promotion to announce this elsewhere. Also, I'm finally getting ehchem.... hats.... made shortly, whatevverrrr... 

00--TRACKLIST--00

1- Seduction & Al Storm - Party People (original mix)
2- Sc@R & Clodhopper - Subsonic
3- Uplift / Sc@r / Vicky - One
4- Stabilized - Drop The Needle (DJ Stormtrooper Remix) 
5- SMS & Donna Grassie - It's Amazing
6- Billy 'Daniel' Bunter & Sparky feat. Donna Grassie - Feel Devotion
7- SMD - SMD#3A (Dougal & Gammer Remix)
8- Seduction & Joey Riot - Thousands Of Ravers (original mix)
9- Vagabond - Riding The Air (original mix)
10- Dougal & Gammer - The Tunnel
11- DJ Seduction - Just For You (original mix)
12- DJ Seduction & Joey Riot - Roll The Drums
13- Fracus & Darwin - Floor_Burn (original mix)
14- Dy5on & Darwin - Lights In The Sky (original mix)
15- Fracus & Entity - Feel Alive
16- Seduction & Al Storm - Louder (Orbit1 remix)
17- Donna Grassie & Simon Perry - Here Comes The Sun (Darwin remix)

DBSMIXVOLIII

-=DBS MIX=- VOL III

yea ill be the first to admit I worked a little too hard on this. I wanted to put together somthing combining a lot of stuff I was into in the early 20-teens and also some tracks ive been into lately. I went crazy. idk what happened to be honest. I had for sure two or three songs that HAD to be on here it just spiraled into a hunt for .wavs, then listening to the playback and finding out some of the other mp3s that have been sitting on my hard drive didn't sound right, which led to me buying the songs again buy in a wav format and yeah you get the idea. ANYWAY..... I managed to get the stuff I wanted on here and finally get this out, threw in two bonus tracks i really couldnt figure out how to fit anywhere else. Ive been listening to it on my runs and working out. Its great and I hope you like it too. 

00 - BSR - QUI (DBSINTRO)
01 - Kissy Sellout - Go Explode 
02 - Alex Gopher - Bingo!
03 - Dr.Lektroluv - Through the Night
04 - Peaches - Downtown (SMD Remix)
05 - Yelle - Tristesse / joie (Rolf Honey Remix)
06 - Soulwax - NY Lipps (Kawazaki Dub)
07 - Cars - Gary Numan (DBS Mashup)
08 - Filthy Dukes - This Rhythm (Kill em All Remix)
09 - Moby - Mistake (Yuksek Remix)
10 - Toecutter - Best Party Ever (Jordan & Jimmy Remix)
11 - Tiga - Beep Beep Beep (Punks Jump Up Remix)
12 - Fischerspooner - Emerge (The Hacker Remix)
13 - Body Crash - Buy Now
14 - Hatjak - Do you Believe in Love (Stripped Mix)
15 - Alter Ego - Rocker (Eric Prydz Remix)
16 - Kiko - Galaxia
17 - Hoxton Whores - Friday Saturday Love
18 - Bodyrox - Yeah Yeah (D Ramirez Remix)
19 - Klement - Check the this is 
20 - Sunshine - victimisanothernameforlover (Fischerspooner Remix)

-=DBS MIX=- VOL V

Warning TLDR

ok I went and did it. This mix has taken way too much time to piece together and yep im kinda losing it rn. Around 2004, I was waiting for the school bus outside my house, listening to DNB arena mixes in 128kbs audio on a burned cd because i couldnt afford an mp3 player yet, from various producers and live sets. I was pretty hooked, and through trying to find more, I discovered the style of tracks I was hyped about happened to not be very popular with DNB heads online. Users from Dogs on Acid forums complained too many producers were focused on making club friendly tracks, some categorized as "jump up" (yeah whatever), were too repetitive and simplistic. ok thats cool, I didn't really care at the time especially since I was American and also too young even to step foot in a club. You'll notice that this mix features DJ Clipz or Clipz pretty heavily. He and a few other producers had some haters for sure, little did they know at the time he would go on to gain notoriety as one of the few people left in the scene pushing vinyl only releases. I could go on about more nonsense you probably dont really care about but, idc who you ask, the term "clownstep" was made to describe his music. This is more of a love letter to his contribution to the scene in the early 2000s that made me get hooked on it. 

With all that being said several of the tracks can only be found on vinyl copies so the mix goes back and forth between my Pioneer CDJs and Turnables. I did notice I have a grounding or balance issue going inside my computer and its picking up some kind of EMI. I couldn't hear it during mixing but its there in the background slightly. You'll hear me messing with some of the levels in this as well to prevent clipping ect. This was deff an experiment on my part that I'll get sorted if and when I need to do another mix with Vinyl. 

Very special thank you to @burymeunderapinetree for drawing the clown-ified mr DBS

-Track List-
I Kamanchi (Die & Krust) - Circus
Clipz - Wake Up Call
Digital - Picky Head
Clipz - Jiggy
I Kamanchi - Movin' Fast
Roni Size - Pull up
EZ Rollers - Ready for Live (Clipz Remix)
Drumsound and Bassline Smith - Get Through (Distorted Minds Remix)
Twisted Individual - Cannibal Lunch (Surge Remix)
Clipz - Hold Tight
I Kamanchi - Never Can Tell
Clipz - Funk Physics
DJ Die - 100 Miles and Runnin
Zen - Time Crisis
Total Science - Number 1 Sound
Zen - Turnstyle (Baron Remix)
Clipz - Return to the Temple
I Kamanchi - Ultimate 
Clipz - Soundboy
I Kamanchi - Hold it Down

-=DBS=-CLOWNSTEP MIX

Garage , tech house , house
Available as a Free Download

Cliff(UK) - Feelin’

“InHouse We Trust” is a deep house journey built for late nights, warm lights, and bodies moving in slow sync.
This track blends hypnotic grooves with a steady heartbeat, slowly pulling you into a world where time dissolves and rhythm becomes the only compass.

From the very first bars, the atmosphere grows like a rising pulse — subtle, intimate, and magnetic.
The drop hits with confidence, driven by a thick low-end and a groove that locks you in without ever overwhelming the space.
The mid-section breathes, opening a cinematic moment suspended in the dark, before the second drop reignites the energy and pushes the track forward with a deeper, more mature tension.

“InHouse We Trust” was designed for dancers, for night riders, for anyone who feels something special when the bassline vibrates through the chest.
It lives somewhere between melodic house and club deepness, inspired by the textures of Keinemusik, RÜFÜS DU SOL, &ME, Adam Port, and all the artists who shape those nocturnal soundscapes we fall in love with.

Turn it up.
Let the groove take over.
And trust the house

In House We Trust (Extend version)

Slide

Original theme for the adult swim show "Million Dollar Extreme Presents: World Peace" composed by Brian Ellis

-=DBS MIX=- VOL V

mr.DBS