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Something Funky (Free Download)

Tracklisting:

1. Uphonix & Mr Dubz - Reflections w/ Origin Unknown - Valley Of The Shadows (Awake '96 Remix)
2. Uphonix - Heat Stress		
3. Enta - Slash
4. Dr Meaker - Remedy feat. Romaine Smith (Serum & Dr Meaker Remix)
5. Benga & Coki - Night (Zinc Remix)	
6. Loxy and Resound - Storyboard
7. Rift - Looming
8. Trei - Mindless
9. Beeson - Getting Hot
10. Rozfresh & Uphonix - Don't Sleep
11. Vegas & Malux - Silo
12. Mr Dubz - Lately (Uphonix Remix)
13. Quartz - Static
14. Uphonix - Office Talk
15. Myth & Zero T - Read My Mind
16. Sweetpea & Iris - DFS

Uphonix - DnB Mix - Feb 2023

Optiv & BTK - BBC 1xtra Guest Mix - June 2014

Tracklist:

01. Optiv & BTK & Mindscape - Intruder (Virus)
02. BTK & Nymfo - Drink Until This Night Makes Sense (dub)
03. Optiv & BTK - Blackjack feat. Rymetyme (Virus)
04. Optiv & BTK - Shredder (Virus)
05. BTK - Spawn feat. Rymetyme (dub)
06. Optiv & BTK - Midnight Nation (2am Remix)(Commercial_Suicide)
07. Optiv & BTK - Subterranean (Virus)
08. Optiv & BTK - Weapon of Choice (Virus)
09. Optiv & BTK - Dark City feat. Yves Paquet (dub)
10. Mindscape - Gene Labs (Optiv & BTK Remix)(Commercial Suicide)
11. BTK & Mindscape - Nemesis (Virus)
12. Optiv, BTK & Cold Fusion - Void (Renegade Hardware)
13. Moderat - Bad Kingdom (BTK D&B Bootleg)(Free Download)
14. Optiv & BTK & Mindscape - Goin' In (Virus)

Full show @ http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b0457zcv

Optiv & BTK Guest Mix for D&B with Crissy Criss - BBC Radio 1xtra

Dutty Audio Podcast 17 with Optiv & BTK 

Tracklist:

01. Impak - Try Again (C4C) 
02. BTK, Mindscape & Optiv - Ruthless (Dutty Audio) 
03. Noisia & The Upbeats - Omnivore (Vision) 
04. Andy Pain - Gas (Vandal) 
05. Ed Rush - Scarabs VIP 
07. Mayhem & Logam - Ouroboros_Jade_Remix (Santoku) 
08. Borderline - Checkers (ProgRAM) 
09. Nami - Through The Night (I Keep) 
10. Nymfo & BTK - Dont Stop (Renegade Hardware) 
11. Psyek - Silk Road (Dutty Audio) 
12. Signal & HYQXYZ - Dusk (Overtech Music) 
13. Zero Method & Optiv - Bitter Pill (Red Light) 
14. Teddy Killerz - Hyperspeed (RAM) 
15. Zombie Cats & Safra - Gaining Time (Dutty Audio) 
16. Optiv & BTK - Heads Above (Dutty Audio) 
18. Pythius - Untitled 
19. Cause4Concern - Never Acid Again (Mikal Remix)(C4C)  

ONE FROM THE VAULTS - DJ Patife - Sambassim (Suv Remix)(V Recordings)

Neve (Dutty Audio - IT) Guest Mix:

01.  Kappasaur - hypebomb (?)
02.  Arkaik - Doppelganger (flexout)
03. Jazzatron-Just.Jukking (alchemic breaks)
04. Lynch Kingsley - Keiko (flexout)
05. Neve, Kiril, Bow feat Neekoshy - Mystical lyrical (?)
06. Future roots - 2035 (Neve RMX) (skutta)
07. Kiril_bring the bass (?)
08. Friction & Ktee - Set it Off (Was a be R-edit) (?)
09. Napt - Lock the P (Neve & Kiril RMX) (?)
10. Jazzatron -TheFool (directors cut)
11. Handra_-_Coat_of_Dust_-_Eastcolors_Remix (Addictive_Behaviour)
12. Neve - Lesson #1 (?)
13. Zero.Method - Knobs (redlight)
14. Synth ethics - Vanguard (?)
15. ID
16. Maztek - Sinestesia (Mindscape_Remix) (dutty audio)
17. Neve & Crimson feat Ricky Cardelli - Back in Time (?)
18. Neve & Jazzatron feat. Gianni Denitto - Right Back (?)
19. Neve & Bayou feat. Kook - Wasteland (?)
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Dutty Audio Podcast 017

Smooth - True Grit EP out 27th May 2016 on Viper Recordings. Buy or Stream: https://viper.lnk.to/vpr087

Smooth has laid a steady foundation with his Drum & Bass productions of late. Between his work as one half of Telekinesis with releases on labels such as Blackout Music, Eatbrain, and Mainframe – along with his last release on Viper, ‘WTF / Revenge’ which wrapped up 2015 with monstrous noise and support from: Wilkinson, Matrix & Futurebound, Calyx & Teebee, TC, Audio, Metrik, Mob Tactics, and more. Starting of 2016, Smooth’s ‘True Grit EP’ brings plenty more dance floor destruction to continue the Slovenian’s mark in D&B. 

Leading the charge on the EP is ‘True Grit’. With occasional glimpses to the early days of rave, this track is nothing but forward thinking madness. You’ll need bags of energy to keep up with this one as ‘True Grit’ switches, changes and turns and every possible musical turn. Packed to the brim with attitude and balls this one’s not for the faint-hearted.

Next up is ‘Eraser’, which opens with a spacey atmospheric intro, only to get stripped back into a chunky underground banger. Going sparse on the riffs and heavy on the low end, ‘Eraser’ is a perfect draw for the early morning sets to get the crowd jumping. 

Switching gears, ‘Oxygen’ rolls deep with the melodies and high on that feel good liquid vibe. Subtly epic in its own right, ‘Oxygen’ gives us an early peak to the coming summer vibes. It has weight, presence, and the ability to make you tingle all over. 

Rounding off the EP is ‘Tinnitus’, a condition normally associated with the perception of noise or ringing in the eardrums. Smooth’s version is quite the opposite. After a brief intro, the full impact is laid out for all to bear witness, thundering drums and a huge bassline. A peak time dancefloor weapon has definitely been created here. 

SMOOTH
‘True Grit EP’
1. True Grit
2. Eraser
3. Oxygen
4. Tinnitus

Label: Viper Recordings
Cat: VPR087
Genre: Drum & Bass
'Eraser' Beatport Exclusive: 29th April 2016
Released: 27th May 2016
​Buy or Stream: https://viper.lnk.to/vpr087
More Info: http://bit.ly/vpr087info

SMOOTH ONLINE:
https://www.facebook.com/lukasmooth
https://twitter.com/lukasmooth 
https://soundcloud.com/lukasmooth
https://www.instagram.com/lukasmooth​

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Smooth - True Grit EP Minimix



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Desert Warrior (Free Download)

An interview with the artist...

PROTON: Your new album “In the Ether” represents an amazing body of work, James, you must be extremely proud of the achievement. How long did it take you to put it together?

JAMES MONRO: ​Thanks! Yes, I am proud and am delighted it's finally at a "finished " stage! It's been a long time in the making, in fact one could say a life-time!​ ​What started off as a collection of unreleased tracks that I sent to Jason for an EP turned into, what I hope, is an album that tells a story and takes the listener on a varied, deep and heartfelt journey.

Most of the album was written or re-tweaked in the last couple of years, once I established that ​I was going to put my name to a long player. But a few of the tracks go back up to 10 years!

PROTON:  How did the album become “In the Ether”? Were there any other names you considered?

JAMES MONRO: ​In the Ether came into being when I had finally finished the album. It's been a monumental journey, and my wife has obviously been fully immersed in it all too, and has seen and heard the journey thus far. A lot of time, emotion and music has come and gone with this project, so, once it was finished, I just said in passing -"...babe, it's finally going into the ether... let's see what happens!" She said what a great name for it, and I was inclined to agree. I had been thinking of calling it "Encantada" as that's the name of where we live in Brasil, and where 90% of the music was written, in my little tree top studio, but I just felt that In the Ether was more apt.

PROTON: It must be really difficult gathering that many tracks together, were there any mishaps or problems en route to putting the album together?

JAMES: ​Haha, well yes, there was a minor hiccup in that I carried my computer and back-up from my home in the UK to my home in ​Brasil, with a gig in between. I know how foolish that was, but I reckoned that a week on the road wasn't gonna be a problem. What could possibly go wrong in a week?  Well, shit does happen and when you least expect it. Accident in Paradise...It was 2 am, we'd driven down the beach in what was a fairly euphoric state after an epic party, and jumped on a little speed boat that was going to take us to our next stop...a paradisical guest house on a peninsula where we were going to have a well earned bit of down time. 3 km's out into the bay, the boat sank. 10 of us in it, all our luggage, and yep, heaven turned to hell in the blink of an eye. Anyway, most importantly, we all survived. Luck was on our side, the tide was going out and we were near a sand bank. We were rescued several hours later by a fishing boat. Unfortunately, though, salt water and technology don't really mix, and 10 years of programming, music collection etc etc all went down the swanny. I managed to scramble back some tracks from people I had given them to previously, and a couple of those are on the album. 

PROTON: I understand that even though you were born in the UK, you’re now based in Brazil? Did your adopted home influence the way you worked on the album and the sounds you created?

JAMES: ​Brasil has been such an adventure for me, filled with extreme journeys of all kinds, and it's become home, and I love it there. It's a place that every time I turn on the computer, something good comes out. The creative juices flow there like nowhere else for me. It instills a raw, wild, yet natural and calm sense of being that inspires and influences everything I do there.

In the Ether

James Monro - In the Ether (Album Mix) [Proton Music]

There are plenty of DJs playing hypnotic techno, but few capture this meditative tone as well as Julia Govor. Behind the booth she plays a mix of smooth and deep cuts spanning the breadth of the genre, while her releases offer the same pensive driving quality that likely attracted Ricardo Villalobos to work on a remix for her. 

Govor’s musical background started early in her life. Growing up in Russia she was part of the military band Moryachka, and at the start of her working career she interviewed key figures in house and techno as a journalist at MTV. Once she started writing music, she made a permanent move from Berlin to New York. For a career as a DJ this might seem unorthodox, but it’s probably disconnecting from the city’s intense atmosphere that offers a big part of her inspiration. 

Once she began writing music, she relocated from Berlin to New York City, where she now lives with her husband. Moving from Berlin to a metropolis like New York might seem an unorthodox move, but as she told us, a big part of her inspiration comes from disconnecting from the city’s atmosphere. 

Before she makes her debut at the club on 25th November, we invited Govor to give us a mix and interview feature. For her mix, she sent us back an uncompromising two hour recording of hypnotic modern techno. 

Julia Govor makes her EC1 debut on 25/11: fabricldn.co/8b5qhi

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Bookings and enquiries: uphonixdnb@gmail.com

Mixes, releases and more: https://linktr.ee/Uphonix

Hailing from Sheffield, UK, Uphonix has been DJing and producing music in various genres since the mid-2000s.

Alongside his solo releases as Uphonix, his latest venture is a collaborative project with turntable wizard DJ Andy H under the pseudonym Next Episode: https://soundcloud.com/nextepisodeuk
