You thought I was gone huh? 

This is one of the most technically challenging mixes I have ever done. As the title implies, this mix is all about subverting expectations, drop switches, cuts, double drops, you name it. This mix has got it. But can you guess what will happen next?

Track list:
Gregor Salto & Dr. Kucho! - Can't Stop (Cyantific Remix) (VA-ZI into edit)
Mind Votex - Future Fold
A.M.C - Eject
Discobitch - La Bourgeoisie (Primate Bootleg)
Lowriderz - Back
Eiffel 65 - Blue (Rohaan DnB remix)
Hedex X Tion Wayne - Lowkey (LDN Drift)
Chase & Status - Censor VIP (JUDDY Bootleg)
Zhu - Faded (Delta Heavy Bootleg)
Phace X Mefjus - Fried
Pendulum X Circumference - Tarantula (Eluun Bootleg)
Trinist - Never
50 Cent - In Da Club (Everbeing Bootleg)
Notequal - Descend
Samstone - Destination Unknown
Primate - Together
A.M.C - Triggers (unreleased version)
Central Cee - Khabib (NSK Bootleg)
Bicep - Glue (Kanine Remix)
Fade Black - Condemned
David Guetta - Hey Mama (R18 Bootleg)
Burr Oak - Strafe
Sota - G6 Dub
DJ Fresh vs Diplo - Bang Bang (Rene LaVice's Trigger Happy Remix)
Teddy Killerz - New Drums (Gydra Remix)
Enei - Ripped Face
Luude - Down Under
G Jones & EPROM - R.A.V.E. (Rebel Scum Remix) (VA-ZI extended mix)
ISOxo - Nightrealm (Dylan BT Bootleg)
DJ Rush - Motherfucking Bass (Phace Bootleg)
Sota - Wait For Me (VA-ZI Rework)
The Prodigy - Need Some1 (Friction Remix)
Fox Stevenson - Bruises (Magnetude Bootleg)
Current Value - That Smile
Jaxomy - Pedro (Freemxn Flip)
Break - Who Got The Funk
Mefjus & Emperor - Flashizm (VA-ZI's not as good as Mefjus edit)
Sota & Primate - Realise
Gydra - Scourge
Ray Volpe - Lazerbeam (Skullkid x Beastmode Edit)
DJ Stephanie - Groovin To The Beat (Disrupta Edit)
Underworld - Born Slippy (Burr Oak Bootleg)
Raiser - Pipe Bomb (ft. Coppa)
Dirtyphonics & Riot - Got Your Love (Jakka-B Hard Psy Flip)

Never Let Them Know Your Next Move - Jump up, Neuro, Dancefloor

Blending the precision of engineering with the raw emotion of art, vinty! is emerging talent in the drum and bass scene, crafting tracks often described as catchy, vibey, and unapologetically filthy. 

His journey into music was nurtured from a young age, surrounded by the sounds of piano, guitar, and drums, and truly began to take shape when he received his first Digital Audio Workstation at 12, thanks to his supportive parents. This pivotal moment marked the start of his exploration into music production, setting him on a path filled with learning and discovery.

His debut album, a mix of punk, alternative emo, and metal, reflects his early musical experiments and showcases his willingness to blur the lines between genres. 

Despite his niche within the underground scene, vinty!'s dedication to creating music that he himself would enjoy listening to stands out as a testament to his authenticity and passion for sound.