September podcast time, and with Sun & Bass just around the corner we're not done with Summer yet! Bryan Gee's back guiding you through some of the hottest new tracks in clubland, andshining a light on some forthcoming gems on his own V Recordings imprint. Taking you on a journey through the liquid sounds, through to some of the deepest dark dance floor tear outs, via a spotlight on one of the legends of the scene, mr Nasty Habbits himself, Doc Scott. Check out 6 tracks from the 31 Records and Metalheadz man which has helped shape the scene as we know it today - as always alongside some of the most exciting new producers doing their thing in 2016! 

01. Bailey - Stargazing feat. MC Tali
02. Satl - Blo
03. Utah Jazz - Mile High Club feat. MC Fava
04. Rowpieces - After The Break Up
05. Rowpieces - Its Time For A Change
06. Utah Jazz - Be Right Here  feat. Random Movement
07. DJ Marky - Popcorn feat. Collette Warren
08. Unknown Artist - Take Me Away
09. Utah Jazz - Could You Handle It feat. DRS
10. Lenzman - Grateful feat. DRS
11. Danny Wheeler - Last Forever
12. Duoscience - Night Traffic
13. Mr Joseph - Blissful Delight  feat. Wedneasday Amelia 
14. Drumsound and Bassline Smith - Rasta Blasta VIP
15. DJ Patife and David WS - The Vibe Is Coming feat. MC Fats
16. Need For Mirrors - M.I.A.
17. Doc Scott - NHS Disco Mix
18. Doc Scott - Nasty Habits
19. Scott And Keith - Get Busy Crew
20. Doc Scott - Here Comes The Drumz
21. Doc Scott - Shadow Boxing
22. Doc Scott - Fabio's Ghost
23. Serum, Paul T and Edward Oberon - The Deep
24. Serum, Paul T and Edward Oberon - Take My Breath Away
25. Serum - Black Metal
26. Unknown Artist - Skyzophonic
27. L Side and Sound Energy - No Name
28. Alibi - The Trunk feat. MC Coppa
29. Alibi and Command Strange - Ahead Of It
30. Command Strange - Selecta
31. Command Strange - Never To Much
32. Alibi and Nitri - No Escape
33. Need For Mirrors - Hard Life
34. Flaco - Inferno feat. Submorphics
35. Batchelors Of Science - Control (The Insiders Remix)
36. Serum - The Finger
37. Serum - Battle Cry feat. MC Navigator
38. Serum - Phenomenon Part 2  Feat MC Trigga
39. Drumsound and Bassline Smith - Freestyle Mambo VIP
40. Mr Joseph - Tape Bang feat. T.R.A.C.

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V Recordings Podcast 045 - Hosted by Bryan Gee

V Recordings | Liquid V | Chronic | Philly Blunt 

Est. 1993 by Bryan Gee & Jumpin Jack Frost

Mixes from the music I love.

Artist, Label and likeminded mixes from labels like.. Metalheadz / Dispatch / Symmetry /

I am a dj
I am what I play
But it’s the dancers
Who made me that way.
Never trust a dj who doesn’t dance.
Detroit techno, NYC house, and West Coast acid.

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“I can’t trust a DJ who doesn’t dance, I would die if I couldn’t dance” Aimée Lauren says in an interview with XCLR8TR magazine. “It’s true, I can’t.”

As 1/3 of RVA’s ButterCo Aimee is the Buttahflii with cousins Joey and Elliott Burton. Formerly represented by MK2am A&R (US/EU) is not kidding when she says “shut up and dance.” 

Her signature sound is a driving beat that blends Detroit techno, NYC house, and West Coast acid into a groove designed to get you out of your head and onto the dance floor. “There has to be an element of sex in there, something raw and irreverent; non-negotiable.”

Her skills were honed primarily in DC with the Dirty Crews Fil LaTorre , John Michael and David Javate. “These dudes had the hottest sound and it didn’t hurt that Fil was the love of my life. But their sound became legendary in the DC Underground.”

The late ‘90’s brought her to NYC to work in fashion; and that is when Danny Tenaglia changed the way she played forever.

With all of her years behind the decks: making people dance  has always been priority number one. 

“I’ve always been competitive; so much of my industry is dominated by men/ actually all of this industry is/ I am just 1 woman of the maybe 2-3% of women who are still in it and we are all competing against men; it is very much just a mirror of life for women in many industries; you have to be willing to compete: at some point on some level it is just a fact: so it was only logical that I would level up and start producing”.

Which lead to the recent launch of New Lows Studios which will soon release the upcoming EP titled 
“Star Minor ; A tribute to Jesse Pruitt.”

Returning from Istanbul and Barcelona you can Catch her in RVA with The Butter Boys, Anomalis Radio, late nights with The Party Liberation Foundation at RVA Create Space, and sharing the decks at LOSO (formerly The Jungle Room) or at her monthly party HerHouse, formerly at the Hof.  With HerHouse now located at Get Tight Lounge every 2nd Thursday, all vinyl / all night.

As Aimée says, 'Having the freedom to dance is a gift. Embrace it. Music is a gift. Share it. Meet me on the dance floor. And please: shut up and dance.' 

Let’s go.

V Recordings Podcast 045 - Hosted by Bryan Gee

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