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Mixed in London, September 2009
(65:54, 118.35 MB, V0 VBR MP3)
Zip pack (cut into individual tracks)
Big cover
Cue file
Style: hard house (a tribute to the late, great RR Fierce)
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Mixed in London, September 2009
(53:06, 121.76 MB, 320 KBPS MP3)
Style: breaks
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Mixed in London, August 2009
(75:00, 132.3 MB, V0 VBR MP3)
Style: drum n’ bass from the early noughties
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Mixed in London, September 2009
(57:02, 105.97 MB, V0 VBR MP3)
large version of the cover
Cue file
Style: tech-house and techno
Since I have now moved back to Edinburgh, I have taken the opportunity to update my About Me page. Check it out.
I’ve now added links to the full-size versions of the covers for the following mixes:
Don’t Panic
Drop The Hammer 4
Drop The Hammer 5
No Respect
Team USA
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Mixed in London, August 2009
(54:28, 101 MB, V0 VBR MP3)
large version of the cover
Cue file
Style: electro
I’ve added some pictures, reviews, and a video to the drum n’ bass mix Drop The Hammer 1. Have a look!
One of the dubstep mixes that I have been caning for the last couple of month’s is Plastician’s May 2009 mix, which you can download here.
Plastician (or Plasticman as he used to be known back when I interviewed him in 2005) is one of the leading dj’s in dubstep/grime, having long straddled the borderlands between the two genres, although these days he is probably better known as a dubstep dj (dubstep having long since outsripped grime in global popularity). Besides being an excellent producer, he is one of the best dj’s around, with an absolutely razor-sharp mixing style, which he deploys to good effect in this mix. If you are looking for other examples of his mixing prowess, his disc on the Rinsessions compilation remains for me pretty much the finest grime mix cd I’ve heard, and his Rinse 06 mix cd was a wicked combination of dubstep and grime.
Despite the seeming lack of activity, I am feverishly working away behind the scenes! Since we are moving to Edinburgh next month, I am stockpiling mixes to roll out over the next couple of months, with new editions of the Drop The Hammer and Squat Rocking series already done, and several more mixes planned in a variety of styles.
Keep your eyes peeled!
