For our 905th RA Podcast, we're proud to welcome Goldie, one of the most famous, talented and important electronic music artists of all time. Starting out as a graffiti artist, he eventually made music under the name Rufige Kru, helping push the then-nascent genre of jungle forward with tracks like "Krisp Biscuit (Power)" and "Terminator." The latter was released under the name Metalheads, which would later become the name of his label (with a z instead of an s). Metalheadz—which he cofounded with DJ Storm and the late Kemistry—celebrates its 30th anniversary this year and remains the defining outlet of drum & bass, the genre that grew out of jungle that Goldie helped invent with records like 1995's massive crossover album Timeless (alongside countless other classics). He's a producer, DJ, actor and all-around celebrity, a huge personality in UK electronic music.

Goldie is also RA's guest curator this month, and his tenure starts with this mix. We'll have more to come starting this week—check our editor's letter later today for more information—but for now, here's a survey of drum & bass past and present from a man who helped invent the genre. With plenty of new Metalheadz material plus a healthy dose of older tracks, these two hours lay out the history of Metalheadz, drum & bass and its various subgenres, from twinkling liquid to rumbling techstep. It's the first part of a month celebrating Goldie's legacy, and we can't wait to show you the rest.


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RA.905 Goldie

I am back behind the controllers and in the mix this week with more hot Techno releases from top artist such as Gary Beck, Giles Bock, Connor Wall, Ignez, Marco Zenker and some of my latest released and unreleased productions

Tracklist
1. Arma - Modern Ate
2. Connor Wall - Dispossed
3. Warren Scott - Starter Up
4. Marco Zenker - RC24
5. Ignez - Passion Overdrive
6. Gary Beck - Just Keep Up
7. Raho - Astrological Concepts
8. Warren Scott - Fast Eddie
9. JKS - Rhun
10. Vinchezz - Odyssey
11. Hyden - Tensor
12. Plug Trax - Bro That's Too Swingy
13. Giles Bock - Keep This Thing Going
14. Warren Scott - Fast Tracking (Warren's Jacked up version)
15. Klint - Cowboy
16. Michael klien - Mass Hypnosis
17. Luviano Esse - Bamboo
18. Dold - Dub At Heart
19. Tal Fussman - Everybody (Elisa Bee remix)

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Track listing.

1.    Rene wise - Cave
2.   Dolby D - Work For Your Dream 
3.   Judy - Love Sorta
4.   MAWARI - Entr
5.   KaioBarssalos, Funkmac - Blind
6.   Ramon Tapia - Patriot
7.   Timi Veranta - Mystic
8.   Kameila - DIGI Chapter X
9.   Dolby D - Work For Your Dream (L'ombre remix)
10.  Christian Valera, Oscar Escapa - Percuz (Mr Coalman remix)
11.  Warren Scott - Starter up
12. Dj Plant Texture - Ripetitivo 
13. Raho - Astrological Concepts
14. Gary Beck - Just Keep Up
15. Warren Scott - Fast Eddie
16. Ida Enberg - Free Your Mind
17. Hans zimmer - Interstellar (Audio Satae 2023 remix)  

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Track listing

1.   Claudiao - Ka0la
2.   Neo (Au) - Gravity
3.   Carlo Lio, M.I.T.A - The Artist Struggle
4.   Gary Beck - Hopper
5.   Planetary Assault Systems - Rip the Keys (Luke Slater mix)
6.   Neo (Au) - Number
7.   Warren Scott - Next Starter
8.   Michael Klien - Knee Tap
9.   Warren Scott - Fast Eddie
10.  Hemka - Repeat
11.  Ignez - Skies We Share
12.  Warren Scott  - Driver
13.  DJ Dextro - Gift From the Future
14.  Linkan Ray - Echos Of Tones
15.  Gene Richards Jr - Say No Go
16.  Ferhat Albayrak - Mea Culpa
17.   Kabay - Felix Dream
18.  Marcel - Glasshouse
19.  Marku Suckut - Moments 

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Welcome to my corner of drum and bass.  My corner is dark and light, tough and rolling beats and sonic weapons made to get your bass face on, move your hips, tap your foot, or just smile.   I am currently uploading my DJ mixes.  I am not in any way trying to promote myself as anything important, they are simply for fun and you'll hear some mistakes as well.  I was brought up on live DJ sets when the music was raw and undiluted and certainly not as polished as it can sound sometimes these days.  I will be mixing new music as I've always been an advocate of progression and some of the music produced these days in the DnB scene still has the ability to absolutely blow my mind and excite my aural passages.  Long live Drum and Bass.  And who knows I may reconcile and a long held desire to produce a track or two, and revisit some corners of my life that I thought I'd left behind.  
Peace and beats!

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