Starlight Thursdays Episode 152 featuring Mojo with his Mudstep style. 

MoJo’s been mixing for the past 3 years, and he’s giving us a close look into his world as a dj. 

Why did you get into it? Started by going to local Montana gatherings like pirate , shine,Olympus,neon. Finally got a chance to mess with a board and it felt so natural

What events have you played? Euphrosian in the mountains ,montambala, forest creatures 5,6 area 406 year1 and 2 , something new at cymatic and many nights at the legacy lounge , metal beatz, legends of bigfoot 2

Where are you from? Northlandia

What inspires you about DJing and electric music? The culture and my beautiful wife KaoticThriller getting to share the whole experience with my immediate family and rave family 

What genres are in your mix? 140 dub , dubstep ,riddim melodic , bits of house and tech house plus some complex polyrythem

A few words about your mix? Give you them highs and mids rolling on them lows grease up dem ear holes who knows where we are gunna end up

For more Mojo check out 
https://on.soundcloud.com/Dco1hPFBcRPpEYFE6

EP 152 - MoJo - Dubstep Mix - Starlight Thursdays Episode 152

Basher Toe- mahalo
Savej- I for and eye
Bit Def- Chant
The Polish Ambassador- Mystery Mullet
Liquid Stranger- Low
Erothyme- Dear Earth People
Tahabdra- Otoha
Symbolico- Remember
Basher Toe- Taikun
T r o y b o i - Say Yeah
Droplitz- Water Temple
Symbolico- Dont Be Afraid
Polish Ambassador- Wrong Side of the Universe
Danny Corn- 1 time
Ethanplus- throwin knees

Flame Festival 2023 ✦ Global Bass | PsyBass | Midtempo

Trying to show off a little of my freestyle approach to mixing. 9.5 out of 10 times I never know what folder, track, or even sub genre I'm gonna drop next.  Still like the old days rifle and through a record bag finding a record that looks familiar.
 Throwing it on the decks and make it work. 

dnb session drop bombs.WAV

Stream & DL : https://kiwa.fanlink.tv/dystopic-sci-fi

KIWA’s Dystopic Sci-fi is a collection of moods from a bygone era, before the digital revolution became a central part of our everyday lives. The album takes its musical influence from the last decades of the 20th century - ‘70s, ‘80s and ‘90s - which is also the reason it was produced, mixed and mastered using analog equipment.  KIWA has been a veteran on sound design and electronic music over the past 2 decades and has released with more than 20 labels worldwide over his career.  He has been laying low on music for the past two years perfecting his craft and wanting to bring something different into the current world of electronic music. These tracks were originally written between 2014 and 2022 and truly give us that nostalgic feel that we crave for in music.  

“On a personal level, the album is an embodiment of my musical influences and different periods of my life and moments that have stayed with me emotionally one way or another. Those moments could be a sunset on a deserted tropical beach, smokey lounges with a vibe from Fear and Loathing in Las Vegas, a neon colored night drive through a city you just arrived in or an ocean of thousands dancing in unison at the coolest event of the year.” - Markku Louhio (KIWA)

A massive 15 track album, this release truly blends all styles and ideas of electronic music, while still staying cohesive under the retro nostalgia they all envelop.  Across The Globe (feat. Jackson Whalan) kickstarts the album off to a rowdy star with glitch hop goodness and rap, acid bass and funky breakbeats throughout with a high energy banger.  G’s n Things keeps the glitchy funk and leans more into the breakbeats and the retro influences, truly sounding like a soundtrack to a heist movie.  Metaphor (feat. Suspira and Bea Aino) continues the breakbeats but adds beautiful catchy female vocals, this one will get stuck in your head and is another perfect movie soundtrack and teleports us back in time.  Sjuka Dagar Revisited (feat. Arosa Ensemble) picks up the BPM and is a funky drum & bass track with live horns and synths filling the soundscape, beautiful vocals from Arosa and a fast pace hard to not move to.  Just A Hack has repetitive AI vocals and is a fun stab at META and social media, truly reminding us of Knife Party’s Internet Friends in the best way possible.  Carbon brings in a four on the floor house beat and funky bass and old school synths that instantly teleport us into a Tron world.  Point Blank  is another high energy drum & bass track full of cinematic builds and high energy that is ready to get the dancefloor moving.  Pixels To Eternity (feat. Manos Libres) slows down the tempo for a laidback groove with Manos on the vocals with wet bass and a slow breakbeat groove to nod along to.  Back To The Future is the funkiest track on the album and is full of classic retro synths and catchy vocoder lyrics from the classic track “Time” from Pink Floyd, truly bringing us back to the future.  Paradox has an epic build and brings in a four on the floor g-house drop with huge stabbing basses and truly brings us back to the early rave days.  Mirage brings back the breakbeat into a heavy banger that is impossible not to move to.  Fade To Night opens with an epic arpeggiated synth into a perfect breakbeat flow and beautiful pads and keys, truly a track you need for a night-time drive. Chunky Bit Of Luck starts as a beautiful synth driven slow breaks track and quickly turns into a glitchy heavy anthem filled with horns and bass.  No Games is another more synth driven track that pulls back from the heavier styles and back to the funky roots of some of the first tracks on the release.  Made Up My Mind (feat. Manos Libres and Tim Duster) closes the album with beautiful piano and a laid back breakbeat groove full of live guitar and brass instruments, a perfect closing to the journey through KIWA’s sound.

Dystopic Sci Fi

KIWA - Paradox

WNT 2U B3

WNT 2U B3 ((ORIGINAL MIX))

DRIPPLA - Live @ Fluid SLC DNB 9.22.23

Live from Future Forest 2023 Mushroom Stage

A recording of my setlist and a few more I didn't get to, enjoy as always :)
Tracklist:
Coco Bryce - Ravers Choice
Dustmite - Gating
Leese - ANA
Andrea - SKYLN
Alma - Alma
Tsuruda - Slippin'
Para - Let You Go
Sammy Virji - Never Let You Go (Hamdi Edit)
Aardvarck - Monkey See...
Hypho - MS20 Skank
Machinedrum & Holly - Novaform
Juss B - Kream
Kami-O - Back Way
Kercha - Frozen
Khanum - Tectonic Shift
KegOne - Subzero Stylee
Scuba - Three Sided Shape
RWB - Pin Strype Steppa
Mr. Bill - Pleasure Seeker VIP
Goodge - Mariachi's Back
T>I - Blank Canvas
Refracta - Widow
Visages - Yalda
DJ Madd- Prosper (Minor Forms Remix)
Tokyo Prose - Gossamer
DJ Y - Speed Fever
DJ Sofa - Jungle Valley
Break - Tubes
Fixate - Programmed To Fail ft. dBridge
Fracture - Give Me Love ft. Fox
J:Kenzo - Skatta VIP
Lyndon Jarr - Fantasy
Om Unit - Valium Tempo (Versa's BS5 Mix)

OctOpenDecks++ Mix

No, Now!

My live recording of my set for NYE at LBJ for Memetic! Thanks so much to everyone that came out early to support and get groovy with me! And thank you to Memetic for having me out and to Theo Tzu for killing it with sound and visuals all night! Much love everyone, enjoy! 😊🤍✨

WAKER NYE Memetic At LBJ Mix

Skepsis dropped this for remix on instagram. Here's my attempt, hope you's enjoy!

Tinie Tempah X Skepsis - Eat it Up (Ride Ravers Remix)

I started DJing under the name DJKINZ around 2001. One of my favorite DJ's at the time, a Florida breaks true OG legend, gave me my 1st shot about 3 months into learning how to DJ. You know I wasn't very far advanced yet with only playing for a few months. But I had learned to mix the beat pretty quick, I think that is the only thing that gave me my confidence to step on stage at 1 o'clock AM with a packed full crowd. Of course once I tore it up, from that night on I knew it was something I wanted to do. I have held numerous residencies, played all over the state of Florida, visited a few other States, and also got to play once in Brazil.. (Brazil was dope)  During this career I have had the pleasure of sharing the stage and decks with a lot of great artist.  I walked away from my DJ career around 2010 sadly because of some personal issues. I missed it like crazy but I was unable to give my all into DJing at that time. Also I was partying quite a bit and it wasn't good for my marriage. :)  I slowly have eased back into Droppin Beats again, and I have to say that I have totally fallen in love again. I love the energy and I love the music.  After such a long break it feels like I'm basically starting at the bottom again, but people still do remember me and have supported my comeback thats helped me get out and play. I am rebuilding my skill set and knowledge of all the new digital equipment (🤷‍♂️🤣🤘).  If you see me on a flyer come on out check it out. I bring that high energy dance music to the dance floor.  They used to call me the dance floor killer, Look forward to grooving with you.
Let's get down. Peace and happiness, one love y'all...

(N2IT PRODUCTIONS) Is my label.  I will be bringing it back and  trying to bring on some new talent, release tracks, mixes, and also do events. 