Festival House Bombs - Shack Anthems Mix

As we come in to the summer months I thought it a good time to pull out a selection of the type of tuff house tunes I've been playing alongside my Shack crew at summer festivals over the last few years. Have avoided recording a mix of these kind of tunes up till now as they're the sort of tunes that work best on a soundsystem... A range of house styles on here, jacking, ravey, acid, breakbeat, tech, bass, funki, - I love it all - and every track on here is a certified tried and tested ravers selection dancefloor bomb. Nothing but love to all the Shack family, each and every ❤️
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Festival House Bombs - The Shack Anthems Mix

Chimes So Special - Mikus Dubplate Edit
Shadow Child - The Verdict Pt2
<People Hold On Acapella>
Dennis Quin - You Get That
Solardo - Tribesmen 
Harry Romero - Dedication To House
Toddla T Sound - Acid
Deetron - Dr. Melonball 
<I'll House You Acappella>
Friend Within x Kideko - Burnin' Up 
Special Request - Fahrenheit 451
Kink - Rave Signal
Dajae & Riva Starr - The Loft 
Andrew Diggs -The Ghost (Rico Tubbs Remix)
Eats Everything - The Tribute 
Krankbrother - Circular Thing (Hot Since 82 Remix)
Big Miz - Club Beat 3
Terry Hunter - Madness (Emmaculate Mad On Acid Remix)
Coen - Yellah
Smokey Bubblin B - Licence VIP (Leda Stray Edit)

Daz Ellis - The Jungle Pioneer - Tribute Mix

It's very sad news that Daz Ellis has recently died at just 54 years old. For 90s junglists Daz has a very special place in the pantheon of the greats. In 1995 he put out a bunch of amazing records, but two 12s in particular have a strong claim to be the best jungle records of that seminal year, and up there at the top of any all-time greatest jungle records lists.

The back-to-back releases of Oh Gosh and Babylon were lightening in a bottle, Oh Gosh about the most uplifting rootsy amen tear out going, and Babylon surely the most militant smash-the-system hardstep jungle record ever made. Both are marked by incredible drum programming, killer basslines, and the arrangements not just copy and paste jobs, they develop and travel from the top to the last drop. Masterpieces both. 

And the B sides of both records are personal favourites too, The Instrumental has got some utterly unique drum programming on it, and Heaven is one I played to death at the time, deep and dubwise, a beautiful heavyweight mystic piece of music.

What I think all Daz's tunes have in common is dub soundsytstem logic...these are tunes that really come to life played on a set with the bass allowed to pump. If you don't play them at volume you miss half the point.  I really do think he was a pioneer of that dub-logic jungle sound - he certainly played an important part in it. And with rocksteady legend Alton Ellis as his uncle and his dad also involved in JA music perhaps that's not such a surprise.

Something I never knew until his passing was the he was the man behind setting up Essex pirate radio station Cyndicut FM. This was the station in the far east of London Essex borders and also reached over the Thames estuary to north Kent. It turns out the reason for this wide broadcast zone was that they had the transmitter up on the biggest pylon you've ever seen! Cyndicut is still broadcasting online to this day and remains one of the best pirates in the country
https://cyndicut.net <check them out. 

All in all the man is a legend, one of those figures that may not be a household name but has done so much for the culture. A life well lived, and the music lives on. Mix here includes my favourite of his productions, across some of his different aliases. Play it loud.


M.T.S. - Inspiration (1995)
Undercover Agent - Barracuda (1994)
Undercover Agent - Dub Plate Circles (1996)
Daz - Identity (1995)
M.T.S. - Revolution (1996)
Undercover Agent - Dangerous (1996)
Undercover Agent - Jah Works (1995)
Undercover Agent - The Instrumental (1995)
Undercover Agent - Incredible (1997)
Splash - Heaven (1995)
Undercover Agent - Rubadub (2003)
Undercover Agent - Oh Gosh (1995)
Splash - Bablyon (1995)

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Dubwise Sound System UK Garage

For this mix I've pulled out an hours worth of UK Garage tunes that have a proper dubwise soundsystem spirit behind them. Heavy basslines, plenty of reverb and echo over shuffling garage beats.... This is the second in a two-part soundsystem mix mini-series, the other half Dubwise Soundsystem DnB! For both these mixes I've set some cameras up around the decks and filmed the sets live. For those who like to see whats happening on the mixer check out the YouTube video. But for the best audio quality always download the mix for 320kb quality - YouTube does compress and reduce the bit rate as standard. 
Dedication on this one goes out to my Southside Sessions family... Big night of underground garage sounds incoming from us this spring at Peckham Audio...


Dubwise Sound System UK Garage

Isgwan - Original Chapter
Alfredo Romero - Mad Man
Ansza - Bless Dem
Groove Chronicles & Dubchild - Watch It
DJ Crisps - Critical Theory
El-B & Dusky - Bubblin'
Holloway - The Sound
Bakey - Flip The Script
Main Phase - Eski
Toby Ross - Sekkle
Cosmin TRG - Put You Down
Grevious Angel - Easy Dub
TC4 - Caracasv
Chimpizm - Raggamuffin Biznizz
Mosca - Bax
Daffy - After Effects
Bower - Dub Shot
Gungo Peas - All London
South Central - All Night Long
Kode9 - Uh
Xander - Don't Stop, Won't Stop

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Dubwise Sound System Drum & Bass

For this mix I've pulled out an hours worth of DnB tunes that have a proper dubwise soundsystem spirit behind them. Heaviest basslines, sirens, the odd conscious lyric and a good dose of effects live off the mixer. This is the first in a two-part mix mini-series, coming up next Dubwise Soundsystem UK Garage! For both these mixes I've set some cameras up around the decks and filmed the sets live. For those who like to see whats happening on the mixer check out the YouTube video. But for the best audio quality always download the mix for 320kb quality - YouTube does compress and reduce the bit rate as standard. Goes out to everyone with the bins and tubes!


Dubwise Sound System Drum & Bass

Killaklan 001 - The Assassinator
ST Files - Crackden
Missing - Jack It Operator
Bladerunner & Dub Force - Jah Jah Dub
DJ Phlex & Bassface Sascha - Babylon Herbalist
Kid Drama & Garvo - Eveready
Break - Bury A Sound
Andy Skopes & Madcap - Scatter 
Trex - Dub Pirates
David Boomah & Serum - Why They Wanna
L-Side - Dubmonster VIP
Taxman - Made Of Stone
FD - Top2Bottom VIP
Furney & Locksmith - Dub A Dub
Digital & Spirit - Stolen Desire
Basic Unit - Dub Principles
King Yoof - Pack Up Your Sound 
Tyrone - Warriors
Digital & Outrage - Kingdom
Veak & Jumanji - Pressure
Equinox - Hold Jah Hand

1993 Deep Dark Dirty DnB - 30th Anniversary Mix

1993 was a unique year in dance music, an unforgettable one for me personally, and I think one of the high water marks of British electronic music. 

New York and London were power houses. On the US east coast you had crew 'hardcore' rap blowing up (Leaders of the New School, Wu Tang, Lords of the Underground etc), whilst on the house scene there were the first tunes with a clear garage shuffle (Todd Edwards, Masters At Work, Swing 52 etc), which would go on to seed the UKG sound a couple of years later.

In Britain the full-throttle-techno scene was booming with the infamous Club UK opening in London and Spiral Tribe doing illegal acid techno damage, ambient techno hit a new gear with classic releases from Aphex Twin, B12, Black Dog etc, but for me the most exciting music came out of the breakbeat rave scene, with a new wave of innovations that took things faster, wilder, and off in new directions. By the middle of 1992 the average rave track had zoomed away from house grooves to around 140bpm, but by the end of 1993 160bpm had become the new standard.

And within that new tempo bracket a slew of sub genres were born. There were tunes that kept with the rave stab and piano feels of 1992, but also deeper, so-called intelligent rollers most associated with Bukem and his Good Looking label, stompier jungle techno cuts championed by the likes of Tango & Ratty, the first classic no-longer-proto jungle tunes, happy hardcore was in its infancy, and above all there was a huge amount of darkcore tunes, squeezing bizarre new sounds out of the available technology. Whilst it was not uncommon to hear tunes from all of the above on a night out or played together on pirate radio in my experience the dominant sound were tunes that lent towards the deep the dark and the dirty.

It has to be said that a lot of people bailed out of the rave scene at this point, due to the darker turn in vibe and direction. One reason for the change in mood that doesn't get talked about much was a change in drug use. The pure loved-up empathy inducing MDMA of the second summer of love was replaced by "pills", which could have all manner of drugs within them. One infamous and common batch in 1993 was the Snowball. Supposedly these weren't MDMA but MDA - a very different, more psychedelic thing it turns out. 

I read once that the source of these snowballs came from a government laboratory in Latvia. After splitting from the Soviet Union, Latvia needed Western currency and had the advantage of no drug laws, so they joined up with a German businessman to produce MDA for export as Ecstasy. This went well for a couple of years until a consignment of 10 million tablets was intercepted in Frankfurt airport, since when MDA has been rare. This along with increased use of coke and crack must surely have had a partial effect on the sound, leading to a new intensity and I would go as far as to say profundity....some serious tunes in 93!

So yeah, the mix here focusses on some personal favourites in that deep dark and dirty vein - these are the kind of tunes that spring to mind when I think of 93....sounds like had never been heard before, nasty drum programming and a mystical ruff ride down long dark tunnels and occasionally back out into the light. 

I love 93 to bits so I really wanted to get this mix just right and ended up putting several weeks into this, tweaking the track selection and order, working out double breakdowns and double drops and practising the long mixes...hope you enjoy it. Big dedication to everyone who likes it dark and to all the 93 heads, 30 years on and still rolling... x 


1993 Deep Dark Dirty DnB - 30th Anniversary Mix

Potential Bad Boy - Work The Box
Ment 4 Bass - You Don't Know
On Remand - Blacksteel
The Anthill Mob - Black Rushin'
Studio Pressure - Jump MkII
Bizzy B - Ecstasy Is A Science
Acro - Superpod
DJ Rap & Aston - Jeopardy (DJ Spice Mix)
DJ Crystl - Warp Drive
Johnny Jungle - Flammable (DJ Hype Remix)
Lemon D - Something I Feel
Static Substance - Ghetto People
Jim Polo - Heavyweight
Ravemaster Vibes & Wishdokta - Freeaneazy
Under Graduates - Into Da Future (Massive Mix)
D.O.P.E. - When I Was Young (DJ Easy B & T-Bags Revisited Mix)
Original DJ Vibes - All Crew
Hopa & Bay B Kane - Hoppa
DJ Trace & Ed Rush - Clean Gun
The Bombsquad - Freebase
Naughty Naughty - Untitled B

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Jah Shaka Music - Tribute To The Zulu Warrior

Jah Shaka has died and I find it hard to not feel resentment to the way that his life and legacy has barely warranted a mention in the UK mainstream media. Maybe I shouldn't be surprised, but what with there being a current mood of recognising the importance of black history and culture amongst institutions who previously didn't, at least on that level I'd expect more interest. For Shaka is a huge figure in not just roots reggae, not just soundsystem culture, not just British music, but music and culture globally. The extent of his influence is perhaps not fully recognised. 

1980s Jamaica gradually saw a shift in the dominant musical message, moving on from a sacred Rasta driven message to the more profane dancehall sound. But here in the grey and politically tense London streets of the 1980s Shaka not only kept alive that message but reinvented it into a more militant sound, creating a template which would lead to a wave of new UK dub producers in the 1990s, and in turn inspire producers around the world from 2000s onwards.

There were many other soundsystems in the UK at the time but through his works I would say Shaka more than any other solidified a pure, forward stepping, uncorruptible musical attitude, a bedrock of so much music that followed. Shaka elevated soundsystem culture to the highest of heights. He is a shining example of how a great DJ isn't just blankly playing other peoples records but can make those tunes their own, and can make the playing of records equal to playing an instrument.

He schooled and inspired a generation. He united a multi-ethnic audience under an uncompromising universal Rasta message. He walked the narrow path without ever faltering, with no commercial compromise, guided purely by an unshakeable spiritual sense of justice and righteousness.

Shaka's selection is a genre of its own, many an obscure tune can be filed as a 'Shaka Killer'. But Shaka was also a producer, and his label Jah Shaka Music a crucial home for his unique UK roots sound. For this tribute mix I'm playing some favourites released on the Jah Shaka Music label, 80s, 90s, and 00s. The majority feature Shaka as producer and sometimes vocalist, though there are also some tunes here produced by Shaka's son Young Warrior, Mad Professor, and others. Am playing these tunes live here in a soundsystem style... Love to all Shakaites.... Jah Shaka never to be forgotten, message will live forever...Journey on...


Jah Shaka Music - Tribute To The Zulu Warrior

Jah Shaka - Conquering Lion
Jah Shaka with Addis Ababa Crew - Chains Broken
 Pepper - I've Got a Joy
Rasheda - Psalm 61 (Hear My Cry)
Jah Shaka & Mad Professor - Verse 1
Norman Grant - Jungle
Jah Shaka - Jungle Dub
Jah Shaka - Lion Youth
Jah Shaka & Mad Professor - Beyond The Realm 
Still Cool - To Be Poor Is A Crime
Jah Shaka - My God Version
Jah Shaka - Revelation 18 (LP Vocal)
Jah Shaka - Revelation 18 (12inch Horns Section)
Jah Shaka - Rasta Dah Yah (Version)
Sharon Little - Don't Mash Up Creation
Vivian Jones - Roots Rock Vibes
Johnny Clarke - Blood Dunza
Dread & Fred - Warriors Stance
Dread & Fred - Warriors Advance
Sister Beloved - Freedom Of The Land
Lexxy - Lead Me To The Rock
Young Warrior - Lead Me To The Dub
Max Romeo - Rich People
Jah Shaka, Soljie & Paul Music Works - Rich People Dub
Roger Robin - Journey On
Jah Shaka & Gussie P - Journey On Dub

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Tuff Garage Set - Live at Southside Sessions

This is a recording of me playing the final set at the xmas Southside Session at the Fox in Lewisham. The recorded audio was coming straight from the mixer so is without the vocals of the mighty MC Profit who was on the mic for this. A whole bunch of recordings (including download links) from the night are now up on the Southside Sessions Youtube channel - do check them out and subscribe as there'll be more recordings going up there in the future.

Was a great night, pure vibes. Here I'm playing mainly nuskool tracks with a couple of older nuggets in there for good measure. Big tunes guaranteed. You can check my set out on Youtube:


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Things are going really nicely with the Southside Sessions crew, lots of things lined up for the year ahead, next up, big big line up for the March session with headliners Jeremy Sylvester and Benny Ill no less. That's going to be a heavy one. Hope you can join us! Get your tickets here.

Robert Owens: A Tribute to The Voice of House Music

Paying tribute to vocalist Robert Owens - for me The Voice of house music. He's been doing it since day one, setting the mood and message to so many foundational records, and blessing productions of different styles to this day. 

From the start House music has always been euphoric but it is also the sound of struggle...the pain of the black, and gay,  US experience is often right there in many of those early Chicago house records, and Robert Owens voice and lyrics capture it like no one else....hurt, love, liberation, pain, ecstasy. 

In this mix I've concentrated more on the modern productions that he sings on. The classic records with Larry Heard are well known, but if you are new to him and don't know them then do get hold of the 1988 album Another Side < an all time classic. Kicking off this mix with the first Fingers Inc release from 1986.

His legacy runs deep and it seemed right to run out the mix with a few of the great UK Drum & Bass records he's vocalled on. Also look out for a little dubplate special in there, a cover of Larry Heard's Can U Feel It from my man Fez, with additional production touches from me. 

Last summer me and the Shack crew had the best of times DJing down at Mucky Weekender...a top festival with some fantastic acts on the bill. Closing the weekend out was Robert, djing and singing live. Such a moving experience being in his presence - his wonderful voice still reaching those spots others don't. Total legend. Big loving dedication on this to RMVT xx




Robert Owens: A Tribute to The Voice of House Music

~roots~
Fingers Inc. - Bring Down The Walls
David Morales - I'll Be Your Friend (Original Def Mix)
Fez - Can U Feel It (Mikus Rejig) 
Harry Romero - I Go Back
Felix Dickinson - A Day's Reality (Classic Mix)

~searching~
Hugo Barritt - You Are
Riva Starr - Searchin'
Gene Hunt - Twilite People (Kenny Dope Remix)
Queer On Acid - Take Me (MASC Mix)
Roy Davis Jr - Slide (Groovecreator Throwback Remix)
Paolo Rocco - Ever So

~switch~
Atjazz - I Know Now

~dnb connection~
London Elektricity - My Dream (Searching Dub)
Icicle - Redemption (Alix Perez Remix)
D* Minds x Bladerunner - Deep Inside
MISTiCAL - Believe

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Behold The Spear! Burning Spear Classics, Versions, Rarities and Dubplates

Winston Rodney aka Burning Spear is coming to play two dates in the UK this summer; the last time he played here was over twenty years ago, and having announced his retirement some years back its fair to say there's real excitement building ahead of these upcoming shows. In anticipation this seemed like the perfect time to put together this mix of some of my favourite Spear cuts, including a few version excursions, rarities and unreleased dubplate mixes.

Although I've long loved Burning Spear material it was only when I got a better understanding of Jamaican music in chronological order that I came to recognise just how original and groundbreaking his material was. My impression is that the early recordings that came out on Studio One perhaps more than anyone else at the time created a blueprint for the Rasta-driven, conscious roots reggae sound that was to come and take over the world. These cuts just seem on another spiritual level to other music that came out at that time. 

What came next was higher-level yet - the 1975 Marcus Garvey album produced by Jack Ruby, is a start-to-finish roots classic. This was snapped up and remixed by UK's Island Records, which with Island's distribution power allowed for the music to reach a wider audience and cement his legendary legacy on the global stage. Not many people outside of JA have heard that original Jack Ruby non-Island recording, as the vinyl is rare and no quality reissue (CD or otherwise) has been released - it is also stringently copyright-blocked online. Hopefully one day that will be reissued with the care it deserves.

For me perhaps more than any other singer Burning Spear captures in his voice, lyrics and writing that true humble lion power: strength, humbleness, love and Rasta consciousness in perfect combination. He had the grounding spirit of an elder even at a young age.The spear burns on and on...



1969-1974 Studio One Foundations
 Zion Higher
We Are Free
Ethiopians Live It Out
Get Ready
Journey
Foggy Road
Pablove Black - High Locks
Joe Frazier (He Prayed)
Righteous Flames - Solid Foundation
Swell Headed
Chronixx - World Under Siege
Pablove Black - Push Pull

1975-1978 Roots Heights
Spear Burning
Jomo
Tradition (Original JA Wolf Version)
Little Joe - Tradition Skank
Old Marcus Garvey JA Dubplate
Jordan River JA Dubplate
Throw Down Your Arms (Spear 7inch Mix)
Respect The Prophet
Big Joe - The Prophet

1978-1995 Forward On
Jah No Dead (Rockers Acapella)
Jah No Dead (12inch Mix)
Jah Is My Driver
Driver
Columbus
Iry Niya Keith
Come (Home)
Present
African Dub
Africa


20 Minutes of Hype!! Drum and Bass Bombs

A little 20 minute hype upfront DnB mix incoming!! Bomb after bomb, quick fire, blasting!! Some hype energy to gear up ahead of some upcoming summer parties...and so on that theme taking this post to say you can catch me DJing in the coming weeks at:

Latitude Festival July 21st onwards on Thursday, Friday, Saturday and Sunday night with the Shack family - house, party classics, DnB, jungle, reggae, vibes.

Our very own Southside Session returns on Friday 29th July to The Fox in Lewisham - house and garage selections alongside Jeremy Sylvester, DJ Fen, Onyx Stone and more. Next Southside Session Saturday 22nd October, plus more dates to come before the year is done!

Mucky Weekender Friday 9th September and Saturday 10th September with the Shack crew - reggae, house and DnB selections. Great festival this - brilliant line up. Mucky!

Oh and if you like a spot of DnB and are in London do check out the return of top night Launch, taking place at Elektrowerkz, Angel Islington, Friday 8th July - will be big, guaranteed, and great to see it back post-pandemic. 


Just Jungle - As We Enter (Remix)
Twisted Individual - Bagoshite (Isaac Maya Remix)
Toxinate - Bumbaclart Wobbles
Trex - Dopamine (VIP)
Pengo & Magenta - Elevate
Andy Slopes and Madcap - Scatter
Uneak - Sound Boy Hear This
Dub Phizix - Slush Puppeh
De-Tune - Vatican Cameo
Taxman - The Fever
Ray Keith - Dark Soldier (Benny L Remix)

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Back To The Future 1992 Rave Mixtape

The UK breakbeat rave sound of 1992 celebrates its 30th anniversary! I'm marking this milestone with a mixtape: in a classic C90 cassette style two sides of 45mins each, taking in the spectrum of sounds of the era. It was a year when tempos raced ever faster and so the theme here is Side A has tunes at the 130-140 bpm mark, and Side B 150+ bpm tunes. Across the two mixes I've tried to touch on a range of the sounds that dominated the raves: some pianos, endless stabs, some vocals, some heavyweight hardcore, some jungle tinges, and towards the end going into the darker moods that would become more dominant in 1993. Some well known cuts and some rarer ones in there too.

I think you'd be hard pressed to pick a more explosive moment in British music history than the raves of 1992. The momentum of electronic dance music was building ever stronger and reached a big bang moment in 1992, rave went from being a more underground and exclusive thing to blowing up across the country - your local leisure centre might have Grooverider playing at it on any given Saturday! 

The melting pot of punters and producers became ever greater, including an influx of urban, suburban and country young guns, and I'd say the musical melting pot became the most eclectic it has ever been in dance music: so many ideas and influences thrown against the sampler wall. And a great moment of grassroots music making too - the whole industry from producers, distro, sellers, radio, events was grown from the bottom up. DIY all the way.

I think the 1992 sound, although so anthemic for those who were there, has now been slightly sidelined as the tunes are a touch out of step with modern sensibilities, modern tastes are a bit leaner and more refined. But that's the joy of 1992 - it was driven by a wide-eyed don't give a fuck and having it attitude that's hard to recreate after the fact.

Really hope you enjoy these two mixes. Big love as always to all my 92 raving gang, also to you and your raving gang, and special dedication to Class of 92 raver Neil DJ Orange Peel - RIP mate, never forgotten. If you want more there are more 1992 mixes on my blog here, here, here, and also this recent 1992 strictly Junglism one.

Back To The Future 1992 Rave Mixtape - Side A: Coming Up 130-140bpm

Virtual Reality - Time 4 Change
Dragonfly - Visions Of Rage
EQ - True Devotion
Dave Charlesworth - Energizer Vol1 B
EOAD - Ecstasy On A Dream
Project One - Smokin Chalice
Desired State - Duckin and Divin
System Exclusive - Fusion
Bass Ballistics - Smoke Dis One
Code 071 - Bassline Dub
Flex and Uncle - Red Black 4
The Charm - Dementation
DJ Phantasy & DJ Gemini - Never Try The Hippodrome
DJ Phantasy & DJ Gemini - Rough Beats Producing Bass
Dj Splix - Nasty Rhythm (Nasty Rhythm Mix)
Krome + Time - This Sound Is For The Underground (E.5 Remix)

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Back To The Future 1992 Rave Mixtape - Side B: Rush Hour 150+bpm

Jill Jones Intro
Acen - Obsessed
Metal Heads - Knowledge
Tom & Jerry - The One Reason
Andy C - Mind Rise
The House Crew - We Are Hardcore (Magic Fantasy Mix)
Carl De Junglist - Sundown
Noise Factory - My Mind
DJ Clarkee - Have A Good Time
MC Jay J & Devious D - Drive Ya Crazy
Nasty Habits - Lets Go (Cold Remix)
Bay B Kane - Theme Spirit
Scott & Keith - Get Busy Cru
Wax Doctor - New Direction
Sound Corp - Security Overload
DJ Genisis & Kenny X - Wheel The Bass
Ellis Dee - Dance Factor
Tango & Ratty - Final Conflict
Chaos & Julia Set - Atmosphere (Sub-Base Field Mix)


Southside Sessions: Bumping House & Jumping Garage

Along with a couple of friends we're starting up a new series of club nights in my patch of South London - calling these nights the Southside Sessions. The launch is a night of Garage, House and 2 Step at the Fox & Firkin in Lewisham. Hopefully that will become a regular jam, already plans afoot for a summer session with Jeremy Sylvester headlining, and we've plans to a get a Jungle & DnB night up and running at a different venue too.

So to celebrate the launch here's a promo mix of bumping and jumping house, classic uk garage, and some other boundary pushing shuffles - aiming to capture some of the range of music you might hear at the night.

Kicking off with a couple of 1993 foundational US garage tunes, moving on to a couple of later 90s bombs before rolling through some of the range of modern garage influenced tunes out there in recent times.



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Southside Sessions: Bumping House & Jumping Garage

D Tune - Just An Organ (1993)
The Messenger - Guide My Soul (1993)
Sounds of Blackness - The Pressure (Booker T Lick) (1997)
RIP Productions - Work It (1996)
Johan S - Bogus (2019)
Soledrifter - I Said (SE Studios & Steve Seck Ruff Dub) (2020)
D Base - Base Theory (2000)
Jay Funk - Shout It Out (Statix Mix) (2021)
Stones Taro - Again (2021)
Marc Cotterell and Danny J Lewis - Blues For You (Rework) (2019)
Mad Villains, Dantiez - More (2018)
Groove Skool - To A Better Place (Caution's Dub) (2020)
Bailey Ibbs - We Run (2021)
Jeremy Sylvester - Something For Your Mind (2017)
Two Tone Productions - Heavy Like Lead (2021)
Zac Stanton - Reeces Pieces (2021)
DJ Hermit - Blow The Roof Off (2018)
Johan S - Play Me Down (2018)
Billy Butler - 2020 Vision (2021)
Oppidan - Delfino Square (2021)