pt1 - https://soundcloud.com/zinc/dj-zinc-trust-me-i-was-there
pt2 - https://soundcloud.com/zinc/trust-me-1988-chapter-2
pt3 - https://soundcloud.com/zinc/trust-me-i-was-there-chapter-3
pt4 - https://soundcloud.com/zinc/djzinc-trust-me-chapter-4-1989
pt6 - https://soundcloud.com/zinc/trust-me-i-was-there-chapter-6
pt7 - https://soundcloud.com/zinc/trust-me-i-was-there-chapter-7
pt8 - https://soundcloud.com/zinc/trust-me-i-was-there-chapter-8

this is chapter 5 in a series of mixes called 'trust me i was there' - these tracks were being played in clubs i was going to and on pirate radio in london. clubs like echos by the bow flyover, genesis, sunrise, energy and the first world dance! by '89 i was djing a bit, at house parties and the odd club.
radio wise, centreforce was the big one for me. i think fantasy started in 89 or 90 and that was another good one. back then they only broadcast at weekends, and even then it was on and off - so when they were on you'd grab a tdk d90 for the rest of the week. 
 if i dig out any other 1989 tracks i'll upload em somehow but for now this is the end of my 89 selection. 
please share this mix and any other music on my soundcloud with anyone you think might like it, and if you're a promoter and you'd like to book me to play some of this music, or new stuff, please contact belinda or charlotte at echo, i don't check my inbox on soundcloud.
thanks again to all the blogs sharing this music.

hope you are enjoying this as much as me :D

trust me i was there chapter 5 1989/3

DJ Intersect brings 30 or so years of musical expression to his bi-weekly radio show on Jungletrain. As a South London native, direct access to early 90's formative raves such as Innersense at Laserdrome and then on to World Dance at Lydd Airport and places like The Rocket,  The Roller Express and the quintessential club experiences of The Paradise Club and Orange enabled Intersect to navigate the curious sounds of emerging breakbeat culture first-hand as it developed. Finding his musical interests aligned with the darker, no-fluff vibes of Laserdrome, Intersect along with his brother, DJ Prestige, opened the record shop White Label Records on Camberwell Road in 1995 to promote the culture. 

Influences throughout the years include Fabio, Randall, LTJ Bukem, Doc Scott, DJ Ratty, Kemistry & Storm, Equinox, Grooverider, DJ Lee, DJ Trace, Ed Rush, Bizzy B and more. 

When Intersect isn't chopping it up on Jungletrain, you can find him supporting the London-based Diggin in the Crates collective.

UKHH & photography: mollysisson.co.uk
Curating sounds with visuals

Bookings >> Ishsha@echolocationtalent.com
Management>> Laurence@maximum-boost.co.uk