Podcasts about Dillinja

Kinetic club energy generated by one of the sharpest talents in drum & bass and beyond. Much of the best electronic music rests along the axes of versatility and curiosity: being able to a pull a broad array of influences into your orbit and alchemise it into something distinctive and fresh. That's gyrofield to a tee. Kiana Li began making waves in drum & bass as a teenager, years before setting foot in a club or experiencing the sound on a proper rig. That's a key factor which helps explain how the deeply-considered, Hong Kong-born producer arrived at a style that eludes easy description. Li, one of the foremost trans women working in drum & bass today, marshals complex rhythms like a sluice and has a knack for detailed bass programming that floods the stereo field without ever dominating it. 2024's spellbinding These Heavens was the apotheosis of an already quietly prolific catalogue; we named it the seventh best record of last year, but in truth, it could have actually nudged up a bit higher. Li's RA Podcast is a blur of rapid motion, featuring stalwarts (Dillinja, Skee Mask, Calibre, upsammy, Marcus Intalex), contemporary limelights (Nestax, Ehua, Aquarian, Maude Vôs), 17 of their own productions and a grip of truly uncommon selections, like Burnt Friedman & João Pais Filipe's "18-140." It's an ambitious mix from one of the most exciting talents at the vanguard of outer-zonal club music right now. @gyrofieldmusic Find the tracklist and interview at ra.co/podcast/987

I've been following this weeks guest for years now...I guess you could say I'm a big fan. He's one of those dudes that's like every DJ's favorite DJ. Duane is a whole vibe. Representing NCDNB and Queen City JNGL. From Charlotte NC,  please welcome ND-Skyz. He has played alongside some of the heaviest hitters in Drum and Bass. Chase & Status, Hedex, Calyx & Teebee, LTJ Bukem, Dillinja, Degs, Trace, Aphrodite, Dimension, Nu:Tone, Dara, Dieselboy, AK1200, Danny the Wildchild, and so many more. You can catch him randomly streaming on his Twitch channel (twitch.tv/nd_skyz) as well as club appearances all around the NC/SC region. His passion for music bleeds through each performance so make sure you take the chance to see him live when you see an opportunity and feel the music along with him.  Links below Please enjoy❤️ back next week -Thomas  soundcloud.com/nd-skyz twitch.tv/nd_skyz instagram.com/ndskyz_nc facebook.com/NDSkyzNC https://www.facebook.com/share/1HTRrbCrsc/?mibextid=wwXIfr https://www.facebook.com/share/g/15Rx2TNB1H/?mibextid=wwXIfr

Month two of the Drum & Bass Odyssey sees Strobe drawing for some classics with some of the latest releases from February. Playing music from Break, Ram Trilogy, Total Science, Apollo Navigation on Heavy Sonics, Culture Shock & Grafix, Benny L, Dillinja, Crystal Clear and many many more ⚡️Like the Show? Click the [Repost] ↻ button so more people can hear it!

Bryan Gee kicks off 2025 with the January edition of the V Podcast, setting the tone for another massive year in drum and bass. Packed with heaters from the likes of DJ Die, Break, L-Side, and Need for Mirrors, this episode delivers everything from soulful rollers to heavyweight anthems. Expect standout tracks like the Crissy Criss remix of Reprezent's "Out the Game" and Tim Reaper's take on Illmatika's "Outside," alongside fresh cuts from Alibi, Hurrian, and A-Audio and Parly B. This month's guest mix comes from Crystal Clear, who brings a blistering selection featuring his own productions, collaborations with the likes of Sweetpea and Amoss, and classics by Dillinja and Shy FX. It's an upfront start to the year, loaded with exclusives and pure vibes. Turn it up and welcome 2025 with style! Stay connected with us on social media and subscribe to the V Podcast on your favorite platform to stay updated on all the latest episodes. 01. Alex Phountzi - Marcus Intalex Remix 02. Artificial Intelligence - Desperado (WTR Remix) 03. DJ Die - The Specialist 04. Anushka - Overwhelmed (DJ Die Remix) 05. Addison Groove - Gunsmoke 06. Illmatika - Outside (Tim Reaper Remix) 07. Cool Hand Flex - Melody Madness (Bladerunner Refix) 08. Big Youth and Hurrian - Natty Dread 09. L-Side - Freedom Fighters 10. Kleeton Ranger - Jehovah (J Kenzo Remix) 11. Need for Mirrors - Water Bending 12. Numatix - Heavy Salad 13. Numatix - Untitled 14. Alibi - Roll Out 15. Alibi - Slap It Down 16. Break - Don't You Ever Stop (Calyx Remix) 17. Sherona Knight, Paul T and Edward Oberon - Tilbury Tantrum 18. Lorna King and L-Side - Unwind 19. Parly B and A-Audio - Highway 20. Carlito feat. Holly - Ah Who 21. Reprezent - Out the Game (Crissy Criss Remix) **Crystal Clear - In The Mix**) 22. Crystal Clear and Sweetpea - 10 Minutes 23. DJ Hazard - It's A Secret 24. Crystal Clear and Amoss - Earthquake 25. Crystal Clear - Network 26. Enta - Have Some Class 27. DLR - Counting the Pennies 28. Crystal Clear and Codebreaker - PuppetMan (Genic Remix) 29. T>I - Wang-Star 30. Shy FX and T-Power - Feelings (Tease) 31. Taxman - Imposter 32. Fresh - Gatekeeper 33. T>I - Beta Max 34. Crystal Clear - Wild Side 35. WTR - Wave Something V2 36. Crystal Clear - Wavey 37. Crystal Clear and Nymfo - Losing Your Mind V1 38. Numatix - All The Game 39. Bush Chemists - Light Up Your Spliff (Business as Usual Remix) 40. NC-17 x Myth - Straight From Jungle 41. Enta - Off Balance 42. T>I - Day of the Triffids 43. Crystal Clear feat. Bryan Gee - Selector 44. Clearance - Cork (Crystal Clear Remix) 45. Alibi - Roll Out 46. ??? - They're Watching Us 47. Genic - 352 48. Crystal Clear and Minor Forms - Bones 49. Crystal Clear - The Code VIP 50. Selecta - Run In The Jungle (Crystal Clear Remix) 51. Dillinja - Life VIP 52. Crystal Clear and Sweetpea - Dreamstate 53. The Sauce feat. Jakes - Legacy 54. Trex - Rumble 55. Clearance and Kublai - Childish Funk 56. T>I x Kontakt feat. Mad Sam - Rude Boi Style 57. Amoss - That's That Shit 58. Crystal Clear and Genic - Solid Groove 59. Crystal Clear - Kung Fu Hustle 60. DJ Hazard - Time Tripping (Tease) 61. Taxman - As We Enter 2.0 62. Crystal Clear - Serious Sounds VIP 63. DJ Hazard and Dirty Harry - The Red Berries 64. Enta - Are You Lost 65. Numatix - Highrollers 66. Crystal Clear - Madhouse VIP 67. Crystal Clear and Minor Forms - Back In Time 68. Crystal Clear feat. Kathryn Brenna - Slow It Down

Slantooth on the Virtual Sessions presented by The DJ Sessions 8/5/24 About Slantooth - Upon stumbling on a Metalheadz promo tape in 1996, Slantooth's obsession with drum & bass, technic 1200's, and vinyl records has never wavered even to present day. Scouring every record store that the West Coast had to offer on a weekly basis, not to mention working at the infamous Concepts Records with his drum and bass family Nitsuj and Zacharia(360 BPM Crew), along with weekly mail orders from Compound Records San Francisco, Slantooth's selection and tastes go deep into the heart of drum & bass.  Becoming the buyer/owner of Compound Records Seattle Slantooth continued to build his love of drum & bass, an even sharper ear for the mix, and an arsenal of vinyl beats. Along being one of the first residents of Drum & Bass Tuesday's (The Baltic Room Seattle along with the 360BPM crew and Alo), and Rush Hour Seattle at The War Room, Slantooth has warmed the decks for many legendary DJ/producers such as Goldie, Jumping Jack Frost, Dillinja & LemonD, Fierce & Rhyme Tyme, Ed Rush & Optical, Spirit, Usual Suspects, and many more.  Slantooth's original production releases with our friends over at Division Bass Digital UK can be heard here on the site, and on all major music streaming formats. The main goals for Slantooth: “Ride the pitch, meaning give you the cleanest mixes possible while showcasing the best of drum and bass”.  “Get in the studio”. “Bring ALL spectrums of drum & bass to the masses About The DJ Sessions - “The DJ Sessions” is a Twitch/Mixcloud "Featured Partner” live streaming/podcast series featuring electronic music DJ's/Producers via live mixes/interviews and streamed/distributed to a global audience. TheDJSessions.com The series constantly places in the “Top Ten” on Twitch Music and the “Top Five” in the “Electronic Music", “DJ", "Dance Music" categories. TDJS is rated in the Top 0.11% of live streaming shows on Twitch out of millions of live streamers. It has also been recognized by Apple twice as a "New and Noteworthy” podcast and featured three times in the Apple Music Store video podcast section. UStream and Livestream have also listed the series as a "Featured" stream on their platforms since its inception. The series is also streamed live to multiple other platforms and hosted on several podcast sites. It has a combined live streaming/podcast audience is over 125,000 viewers per week. With over 2,500 episodes produced over the last 15 years "The DJ Sessions" has featured international artists such as: BT, Youngr, Dr. Fresch, Ferry Corsten, Sevenn, Drove, Martin Trevy, Jacob Henry, Nathassia aka Goddess is a DJ, Wuki, DiscoKitty, Moon Beats, Barnacle Boi, Spag Heddy, Scott Slyter, Simply City, Rob Gee, Micke, Jerry Davila, SpeakerHoney, Sickotoy, Teenage Mutants, Wooli, Somna, Gamuel Sori, Curbi, Alex Whalen, Vintage & Morelli, Netsky, Rich DietZ, Stylust, Bexxie, Chuwe, Proff, Muzz, Raphaelle, Boris, MJ Cole, Flipside, Ross Harper, DJ S.K.T., Skeeter, Bissen, 2SOON, Kayzo, Sabat, Katie Chonacas, DJ Fabio, Homemade, Hollaphonic, Lady Waks, Dr. Ushuu, Arty/Alpha 9, Miri Ben-Ari, DJ Ruby, DJ Colette, Nima Gorji, Kaspar Tasane, Andy Caldwell, Party Shirt, Plastik Funk, ENDO, John Tejada, Hoss, Alejandro, DJ Sash U, Arkley, Bee Bee, Cozmic Cat, Superstar DJ Keoki, Crystal Waters, Swedish Egil, Martin Eyerer, Dezarate, Maddy O'Neal, Sonic Union, Lea Luna, Belle Humble, Marc Marzenit, Ricky Disco, AthenaLuv, Maximillian, Saeed Younan, Inkfish, Kidd Mike, Michael Anthony, They Kiss, Downupright, Harry “the Bigdog” Jamison, DJ Tiger, DJ Aleksandra, 22Bullets, Carlo Astuti, Mr Jammer, Kevin Krissen, Amir Sharara, Coke Beats, Danny Darko, DJ Platurn, Tyler Stone, Chris Coco, Purple Fly, Dan Marciano, Johan Blende, Amber Long, Robot Koch, Robert Babicz, KHAG3, Elohim, Hausman, Jaxx & Vega, Yves V, Ayokay, Leandro Da Silva, The Space Brothers, Jarod Glawe, Jens Lissat, Lotus, Beard-o-Bees, Luke the Knife, Alex Bau, Arroyo Low, Camo & Crooked, ANG, Amon Tobin, Voicians, Florian Kruse, Dave Summit, Bingo Players, Coke Beats, MiMOSA, Drasen, Yves LaRock, Ray Okpara, Lindsey Stirling, Mako, Distinct, Still Life, Saint Kidyaki, Brothers, Heiko Laux, Retroid, Piem, Tocadisco, Nakadia, Protoculture, Sebastian Bronk, Toronto is Broken, Teddy Cream, Mizeyesis, Simon Patterson, Morgan Page, Jes, Cut Chemist, The Him, Judge Jules, DubFX, Thievery Corporation, SNBRN, Bjorn Akesson, Alchimyst, Sander Van Dorn, Rudosa, Hollaphonic, DJs From Mars, GAWP, David Morales, Roxanne, JB & Scooba, Spektral, Kissy Sell Out, Massimo Vivona, Moullinex, Futuristic Polar Bears, ManyFew, Joe Stone, Reboot, Truncate, Scotty Boy, Doctor Nieman, Jody Wisternoff, Thousand Fingers, Benny Bennasi, Dance Loud, Christopher Lawrence, Oliver Twizt, Ricardo Torres, Patricia Baloge, Alex Harrington, 4 Strings, Sunshine Jones, Elite Force, Revolvr, Kenneth Thomas, Paul Oakenfold, George Acosta, Reid Speed, TyDi, Donald Glaude, Jimbo, Ricardo Torres, Hotel Garuda, Bryn Liedl, Rodg, Kems, Mr. Sam, Steve Aoki, Funtcase, Dirtyloud, Marco Bailey, Dirtmonkey, The Crystal Method, Beltek, Darin Epsilon, Kyau & Albert, Kutski, Vaski, Moguai, Blackliquid, Sunny Lax, Matt Darey, and many more. In addition to featuring international artists TDJS focuses on local talent based on the US West Coast. Hundreds of local DJ's have been featured on the show along with top industry professionals. We have recently launched v3.1 our website that now features our current live streams/past episodes in a much more user-friendly mobile/social environment. In addition to the new site, there is a mobile app (Apple/Android) and VR Nightclubs (VR Chat). About The DJ Sessions Event Services - TDJSES is a 501c3 Non-profit charitable organization that's main purpose is to provide music, art, fashion, dance, and entertainment to local and regional communities via events and video production programming distributed via live and archival viewing. For all press inquiries regarding “The DJ Sessions”, or to schedule an interview with Darran Bruce, please contact us at info@thedjsessions.com.

"In this months show, Strobe puts forward a mix from the archives! This mix was done for a collective that have just reached 4 years of streaming d&b each an every weekend without fail! Big shout out to the Skankout Team (Zed & Ben). Catch them live streaming on Facebook every weekend. Music from Concord Dawn, Goldie, Break, Dillinja, Bailey, Dj Rap, Spectrasoul and many more...."

Hey… well we're back! Slightly longer than planned, but you know. Life. Here with a new show, The40. It's my favourite tunes, 40 of them, since i last played you 40 tunes that were my favourites…themed around old Top40 countdowns… see, easy!

Following the release of his 'Balcony Acid EP' the Metalheadz Podcast returns with Finnish electronic music producer and breakbeat veteran Fanu. Tune in for 90 mins plus of the finest beats at varying tempos.

Video Version: https://youtu.be/1g6XUfyE81o Miss Melody is a powerful performer with versatile abilities such as; emcee, rap, sing, and known to host over various DJ sets. She has a history of hosting and performing with big players in Drum & Bass & other industries in the UK & Europe. This has led her to headline at festivals, clubs and venues with many legendary worldwide DJs. Some artists include; Pendulum, DJ Hype, DJ Hazard, Brooke's Brothers, Skibadee, Pied Piper, DJ Storm, Ray Keith, SASASAS, Demolition Man, and Dillinja to name a few. In 2021 Miss Melody met a high prolific Drum & Bass producer called Sakkura. They started collaborating, writing and experimenting with various styles of vocals and production, forming a distinctive sound on tracks. In 2022 Miss Melody became a band member of Sakkura live. Sakkura (Live) is a live Drum & Bass project showcasing their own various compilations of production, tracks, music and styles. Within this year, Miss Melody has been creating a lot of diverse styles of music. Her tracks have also featured on Apple playlists, Radio 1, BBC 1Xtra & BBC Introducing. This includes recurring live performances for BBC Introducing --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/raveroompodcast/message

R Hawk Label Showcase #2 This time, taking it back to one of the most bountiful years for jungle - 1994 - and one of the best producers in the genre - Dillinja - with his label Logic Productions. This time, there are only 3 releases on the label, although there is a 4th track licenced from Logic Productions that appeared on Drum & Bass Selection, ‘Baby Your' that unfortunately never got a standalone release. My attention for this label started off when I heard a (now infamous) DJ set by Randall at AWOL in May 1994 https://youtu.be/A2bckbM0SLA?si=gYNrl3Mhhzq5QVZe. That was still in the days when I was hearing most new music from mixtapes or recordings from raves and one of our friends, who lived near London, had a copy of this Randall and MC GQ set. We listened to it over and over again and in particular, I was taken by one mellower track, that had a “Deep, deep, love” female vocal sample in it. When we were collecting records back then, there was no internet, if you weren't near a big city - there was no pirate radio; and while there were DJ magazines, they didn't really tell you where to go and when, in order to find what you wanted - and they certainly didn't come with audio clips; so really, it was down to being in the right record shop at the right time and selecting records out of the racks to listen to. I was in Replay Records in Bath, at some point in 1994 (wish I could remember exactly when) and I pulled out a load of stuff to listen to; imagine my excitement when one of them was Dillinja - Deep Love and straight away I knew it was the same track off the Randall mix tape. I have played this record so many times in the last nearly 30 years and it never gets old. I picked up the 3rd release later in 1994, also from Replay in Bath and the 2nd release from W Sounds in Warminster from a 2nd hand collection a couple of years later. These are all sophisticated jungle drum & bass tracks, they sounded very advanced for the time and definitely some of Dillinja's finest work. I love how they are not all tear out tunes, but a mixture of styles. I had a couple of goes at this mini-mix, as I soon realised how tricky it was getting the different keys to work together in the mix and blend; but I think I got there in the end! Hope you enjoy… Deep Love Warrior Moods You Don't Know Remix You Don't Know Heavenly Bass

Episode nine of Strobe's Drum & Bass Odyssey welcome one hour of new release blends. The second hour is another mix from Strobe's archives! Not one to miss for sure! Content from In Reach Records, Heavy Sonics Records, Syran, Rift, Nick E.P & Arkaik, Unkoded, Lynx, Benny L TWO XY, Raiser, Veak and more The mix from the archives contains classics from Chase & Status, Spor, Loadstar, Fierce, Breakage, Dillinja, and Shimon Tracklist New Release 1 Ripper - SyRan 2 Lick Shot - Unkoded 3 Groovin - Scuffed & Bennie 4 Run The Music - Therapist 5 Invicta Style (feat Luster) - Scuffed/Bennie/JohnnieDarko 6 Bad Boy Talk - Veak 7 The Jungle (Ft. AKA) - Madcap Remix Greekboy 8 No Guts No Glory - Sicknote 9 I'll Be Gone VIP - Acuna & David Boomah 10 He's Coming - The MusicTherapist 11 Hollow Kid - Terrence & Phillip 12 A Whole Thang - Ed:it 13 The Truth Rift 14 Losing - Streak Sl8r 15 Limmy - Ed:it & Data 3 16 Suzhou - Arkaik & Nick EP 17 Step By Step - Terrence & Phillip 18 Fog Me - TWO XY 19 Let You Go ft. OHKAY - Raiser 20 Caterpillar (Skrimor remix) - Gydra 21 Make 'Em Bounce - Raiser 22 Caged - Rift 23 Breakthrough - Acuna 24 Replicant - Benny L 25 Meltdown - Furious Freaks 26 Layer Cake - Lynx/Jamm:n 27 Messiah (Magnetude remix) - Konflic

Today on Line Noise we welcome none other than Roni Size to the microphone, a Bristol producer who has more drum and bass hits than you've had awkward breakfasts with your partner's parents. We talked about jazz, The Wild Bunch, Reprazent, Method Man and more. Thanks to the people at the Hospitality in the Woods festival for setting this up. It takes place in Beckenham Place Park on August 19, with a stellar drum and bass line up, including Roni himself, High Contrast, Dillinja, Bryan Gee, Jumpin' Jack Frost and LTJ Bukem. And this IS the final Line Noise of the season. Back in September.

Today on Line Noise we welcome none other than Roni Size to the microphone, a Bristol producer who has more drum and bass hits than you've had awkward breakfasts with your partner's parents. We talked about jazz, The Wild Bunch, Reprazent, Method Man and more. Thanks to the people at the Hospitality in the Woods festival for setting this up. It takes place in Beckenham Place Park on August 19, with a stellar drum and bass line up, including Roni himself, High Contrast, Dillinja, Bryan Gee, Jumpin' Jack Frost and LTJ Bukem. And this IS the final Line Noise of the season. Back in September.

Episode three for The Drum & Bass Odyssey, Strobe takes it back to the “Golden Era” of Drum & Bass. Strobe steps up for a two hour mix, playing Drum & Bass Classics from yesteryear! This mix contains music from a whole list of Drum & Bass royalty, players who shaped the scene today. Music from Origin Unknown, Ram Trilogy, Ed Rush & Optical, Dillinja, Trace, Doc Scott, Matrix & Fierce, Shimon & Andy C, Boymerang and Bad Company UK to name a few! Sit back and enjoy the journey as the Drum & Bass Odyssey rolls it back to the 90s! Tracklist Tracklist Neo HIVE Voodoo People (Pendulum remix) The Prodigy Titan Ram Trilogy Outerspace M.I.S.T Clear Skyz_ DJ Die Climate Matrix & Fierce Liquid Fingers (Goldie Remix) Nasty Habits Tightrope Matrix, Fierce Carrier Fierce & Cause 4 Concern >>>Vessel Universal Project Out Of The Game Roni Size & Reprazent Toothbrush (remix) DJ Zinc Our Disease Tera Breakbeat Era >>>Pod Ed Rush, Optical & Fierce Defcom 69 Total Science Trust Me Roni Size & Reprazent Shadow Boxing (The Remix) Nasty Habits Kiilla Bee's Usual Suspects Snorkel Siren Ruffneck (Dillinja RMX) Artful Dodger The Beginning Moving Fusion Blindside Cause 4 Concern Bullet Time Bad Company UK >>>The Nine (Remastered) Bad Company UK Watching Windows (DJ Die Mix) Roni Size & Reprazent Fade 2 Black Souljah >>>The Mutant Revisited Trace Bomber Aphrodite Screwface Brain Killers Arsonist Urban Shakedown The Dreamer (Aphrodite Remix) DR S GACHET Champion Sound (TSRemix) Q Project Friday Dillinja Gateman (Keaton remix) Digital It's OK The Kox Elevator Origin Unknown Dub Me Crazy Ver. 02 (Optical Remix) Boom Boom Satellites >>>Peace Keeper Moving Fusion Sardines (Bad Company Remix) Matrix Skirmish Shimon & Andy C Sensor Cause 4 Concern Firewire Shimon & Andy C The Beckoning Konflict Synthesis Stakka & Skynet Sound In Motion Origin Unknown Represent Brockie & Ed Solo Synergy Cause 4 Concern Compound Ed Rush & Optical Aisle 13 Digital Nation Deadside Bad Company UK Gridlock Ram Trilogy Milky Way Ram Trilogy Believe Origin Unknown Turbulence Moving Fusion The Shining (Ed Rush & Optical Remix)Optical >>>It Ain't Too Loud Dillinja Mind Overload Ram Trilogy Unexplored Terrain Dillinja Pressure John B Strontium Jazz (Dillinja remix) Shogun Intasound Jonny L Time Is The Fire Defcon One Chase Scene Ram Trilogy Technology (Boymerang Mix) Ed Rush & Nico Whiplash VIP Future Cut Obsession Future Cut & Jenna G Babylon Splash

Bryan Gee back in the hot seat bringing you the freshest Drum and Bass from Planet V and beyond. Playing fresh beats from Alibi and DJ Marky, Benny L and Darrison, Paul T and Edward Oberon, Bladerunner, Acuna, Heist and many more. The 30 Years of V history lesson continues with some classics from the vault from Krust, Die, Dillinja and Roni Size. 01. Alibi, DJ Marky and Charli Brix - Matural Feeling 02. Break and Charli Brix - Lost 03. Pennygiles - Life Goes - Montha Remix 04. L-Side - Life Goes 05. Bluemode - I Don't Even Know 06. Carlito - Sing It Now 07. DJ Marky - Cozy 08. Critical Impact - Place to Hide 09. Paul T and Edward Oberon and Jaki Graham - Reminesse 10. Jumpin Jack Frost, Paul T and Edward Oberon - Untitled 11. Darrison and Benny L - The Bravest 12. Sigma and Doktor - Trouble You - Watch Da Ride Remix 13. A-Audio - Highway feat. Parly B 14. L-Side and Natty Campbell - Watch Dem feat. Natty Campbell 15. L-Side and T.R.A.C. - Killer Transmission - Level 2 Rollers Mix 16. Heist - Harlots 17. Bladerunner - Straight Up 18. Alibi - Greed 19. Zoro and Addicted - Badness 20. Inja - Step by Step 21. Chimpo - All of the Above 22. Unknown - Bad Girl - Potential Badboy Remix 23. Acuna - Played with Me 24. Clipz - Joy and Pain Remix 25. Paul T and Edward Oberon - Somewhere Else - Serum Remix 26. Break - Another Life 27. Alibi - It's All Good 28. SL8r - Cause for Alarm 29. Melinki - Radical Sounds 30. Loxy - Choices VIP 31. Carlito - Shavana Rain 32. DJ Krust - Unknown 33. DJ Die - Nasty 34. Dillinja / Trinity - Henessey 35. Dillinja / Trinity - Jah 36. Dillinja / Trinity - Funk Will Flow 37. Krust - Poison - Shy FX Remix 38. Lemon D / Afro Kid - Shooks 39. Kitachi - Spirit - Roni Size Remix 40. Dillinja - Lion Heart VIP 41. Paul T and Edward Oberon - Where Do We Go - Survival Remix 42. London Elektricity and Robert Owens - My Dreams - Zero T Remix

Drum & Bass DJ Set Tracklist 01. Netsky, Daddy Waku, Chantal Kashala – Everybody Loves The Sunshine 02. Alix Perez, Halogenix – Ame 03. Leanne Louise, Kleu – Stronger Than Me 04. Silk Sonic – Leave The Door Open (Bachelors Of Science Bootleg) 05. Serial Killaz – Mash You Down (2023 RMX) 06. Ed Solo, Deekline – I Need A Dollar 07. Drumsound & Bassline Smith – Be Mine 08. Subjects – Your All 09. The Weeknd – Hardest To Love (DJ Freeze's D&B Bootleg) 10. Dylan & DJ Ink – California Curse (Skitty's RMX) 11. Dylan & DJ Ink – Need You (Phobia RMX) 12. Drumsound & Bassline Smith – Break Your Heart 13. Mob Tactics – No More Lies 14. Benny Page, Samo T – One Life (Ellm RMX) 15. Harmony – Can You Hear Me 16. 3xii3 – Galaad 17. Myselor – Center 18. Formula – Vindicator 19. Objectiv, Jappa – Upgraded 20. Ricky Force – Fantasy 21. Drumsound & Bassline Smith – Jungle Dub 22. Dillinja – 30hz (L-Side RMX)

This month on the pod it's all about MC Fats, as Bryan plays tribute to one of D&B's finest, and long time friend of his and the V family. Kicking off him some upfront selection and then 2 hours of some of the many amazing tracks from the Fats cataloge spanning the last 25 years. 01. Paul T, Edward Oberon and Jaki Graham - Reminiscence 02. Break and Lorna King - Wait for You 03. Die and Addison Groove - Morro Dub (Watch the Ride Remix) 04. Solah - Everything is Possible (Marky and Makota Remix) 05. Bluemode - I Don't Even Know 06. L-Side and Frank Carter - Do 4 Love 07. Paul T, Edward Oberon and Cleveland Watkiss - Music Got Soul (Benny L Remix) 08. L-Side and T.R.A.C - Killer Transmission (Level 2 VIP Roller) 09. DJ Hype and MC Fats - Rinse Out 10. DJ Hype and MC Fats - Jack to a King 11. DJ Hype and MC Fats - Peace Love and Unity 12. Dillinja and MC Fats - I Told You How to Rock 13. Influx UK - Souls Unite feat. MC Fats and Regina 14. Calibre and MC Fats - Drop It Down 15. Calibre and MC Fats - Neighbourhood 16. DJ Fresh - Babylon Rising feat. Pendulum and MC Fats 17. Pendulum - Plastic World feat. MC Fats and TC 18. A Sides and MC Fats - Arctic 19. Blueskin and MC Fats - Something's Going On 20. Blueskin, MC Fats and Cleveland Watkiss - Feel You Too 21. Blueskin, MC Fats and Cleveland Watkiss - Hold the Moment 22. Patife, MC Fats, Dextrous, Cleveland Watkiss and Marlene da Castro - Made in Bahia (L-Side Mix) 23. Patife, MC Fats, Dextrous, Cleveland Watkiss and Marlene da Castro - Made in Bahia (Alibi Mix) 24. Potential Badboy and MC Fats - Girlz 25. Break, Die and MC Fats - Peace and Dub 26. A Sides - What U Don't Know Dub feat. MC Fats and Regina 27. A Sides - What U Don't Know feat. MC Fats and Regina (Makoto Remix) 28. XRS - Lovin (Random Movement Remix) 29. Crix and Brother and MC Fats - Middle of the Night 30. Crix and MC Fats - Colour of the Sound 31. Brother and MC Fats - True to You 32. Alix Perez and MC Fats - Down the Line 33. Andy Scopes, Madcap and MC Fats - Trouble 34. Command Strange and MC Fats - Brand New Style 35. A Sides - Temperature Rising (Command Strange Remix) 36. A Sides and MC Fats - Moment in Time (S.P.Y Remix) 37. Command Strange - Desire 38. Alibi and MC Fats - Rise Up 39. Patife Vangeliz and MC Fats - Living Together 40. Serum Bladerunner and MC Fats - Inner Source 41. Serum - Anytime 42. Chase and Status and MC Fats - Step Away 43. A Sides DJ Marky and MC Fats - Feelin Fine 44. Break and MC Fats - Free Your Mind 45. Alibi MC Fats and T.R.A.C - No Lights 46. Velocity and MC Fats - We Got You Junglist 47. Patife Dave WS and MC Fats - The Vibe is Coming 48. Alibi, Cleveland Watkiss and MC Fats - Big Man Jungle 49. Break, Cleveland Watkiss and MC Fats - We Are the People 50. Break, Cleveland Watkiss and MC Fats - Midnight Classic 51. Potential Badboy and MC Fats - Jump to da Sound 52. Break, Cleveland Watkiss and MC Fats - Conversation (Breakage Remix) 53. L-Side and MC Fats - Steppa Dub 54. Nitri and MC Fats - Vision 55. Velocity and MC Fats - Hide and Seek 56. L-Side and MC Fats - High Times 57. Paul T Edward Oberon and MC Fats - Where Do We Go 58. Alibi MC Fava and MC Fats - Mr Junglist Man 59. Dunk and MC Fats - City of God 60. Makota and MC Fats - I'll Be There 61. A Sides and MC Fats - Never Yesterday

For the March 2023 edition of the V Podcast, Bryan delves into the world of Philly Blunt. Tracks new and old from the likes of Serum, Dillinja, The Sauce, Firefox, Randall and Myth. As always you can email your thoughts or shoutouts to podcast@vrecordings.com 01. L-Side and BCee - Crossroads feat Charlotte Haining 02. Beat Merchants - Mystical Energy feat Dan-I 03. Genesis Elijah - Undeniable (Command Strange Remix) 04. Command Strange - Obsession 05. A-Audio - Lock and Load feat Ilmatika 06. A-Audio - Highway feat Parly B 07. L-Side - Gimmie Back 08. Skuff and Illmatika - With You (Sl8r Remix) 09. Sl8r - Up Late 10. Miguel - Sure Ting (Villem Remix) 11. L-Side, Riya and Subten - Out of Control 12. Bluemode - Don?t Know 13. Fox and Break - Code Red 14. Fox and the Sauce - Yaga Yaga 15. Serum - Surrender 16. Paul T and Edward Oberon - Where Do We Go (Survival Remix) 17. London Electricity - Cum Dancing (Mozey Remix) 18. Carlito - Wide World 19. Carlito - Take Me Down 20. Critical Impact - Place to Hide 21. Heist - Harlots 22. Prolix - Lift Me Up (Benny L Remix) 23. Paul T and Edward Oberon - Rockin (L-Side Remix) 24. Drumsound and Bassline Smith - Pump It Up 25. Alibi - It?s All Good 26. Alibi and Sl8r - Tune 27. Level 2 - Bali Hai 28. Leviticus - Burial 29. Trinity (AKA Dillinja) - Gangsta 30. Trinity (AKA Dillinja) - I Selasse I 31. Dillinja - Sky 32. Dillinja - Mutha Fucka 33. Dillinja - Mutha Fucka (Firefox Remix) 34. Firefox - Check Da Skillz 35. Firefox and Survivor - Who is It 36. Glamour Gold and Firefox - Bass Switch 37. Firefox and Survivor - Back Out Ah Dis 38. Glamour Gold - You Can Run 39. Glamour Gold - Now I Got to Show You 40. Firefox - Your Heart 41. Firefox and 4 Tree - Warning 42. Firefox - Bonanza Kid 43. Firefox - Buck Rodgers 44. Randall - Bionic R 45. Melinki - Radical Sounds 46. DJ Andy - D Light 47. Minor Forms - Times Tickin (Myth Remix) 48. Watch Da Ride - No Reason (Myth Remix) 49. Level 2 - Purple Haze

Our first label podcast of the year comes from Perth based Jaise, fresh off the back of the release of his second METHXX EP in December 2022. Lock in for a near 2 hour selection of the finest cutting edge Drum and Bass.

JDNB Premiere - You Heard It Here First! Available on 13th Feb 2023 Buy https://jungledrumandbass.co.uk/news/jdnb-premiere-forest-dusk-aug01 Forest Dusk is a UK based electronic musician, primarily creating music that draws on the post rave glow of melancholic euphoria mixed with a love of hard hitting jungle, ambient soundscapes, danceable bass music and otherworldly IDM. 'Aug.01' is the upcoming single from UK based electronic musician Forest Dusk. This is the follow up to the previous self released 'Ember'. "Aug.01 started out being really inspired by jungle music from '91-'96 but I ended up wanting to combine elements of IDM music and acid music into it. The artists I was listening to a lot of at the time were Tim Reaper, Aphex Twin, John Frusciante, Dillinja, Johnny Jungle, Autechre and Bizzy B. It kind of has this spin on conventional jungle music where the breaks are the same for the most part but the music surrounding it draws much more from other genres of electronic music"

Hello and welcome to the long awaited Stress Factor Podcast episode 300 Part 2! We would like to wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas, Happy Hanukkah and an amazing New Year 2023. Not only is this episode 300, but it's also been 13 years in the making because we celebrate our 13th birthday on January 1, 2023. This is going be a 5 part Best Of episode featuring the entire Stress Factor Crew including DJ B-12, DjR1, Scottie B, Ste-J and Tribo, all to be released between Christmas and New Years. For Part 2, we have DjR1 with a 103 minute long, 48 track best of mix that is sure to please. Ryan has mixed a wicked personal best of set of his favorite tunes. This episode features EMS, Zebralution, Proktah, Flight Recordings, Foreign Concept, Bringa, Shogun Audio, K Tee, Friction, Krome and Time, Total Science, S.P.Y, Get Darker 2, Zero T, Symmetry Recordings, Bladerunner, Hi Resolution, Rene Lavice, RAM Records, Visages, Dispatch Recordings, Phase, Grey Code, Metalheadz, Alex Reece, Lemon D, Dillinja, Break, Valve Recordings, Future Cut, Renegade Hardware, Stealth, Program, Enei, Critical Music, Hyroglifics, Kasra, Jakes, Philth, AutomAte, Cnof, Fokuz Recordings, DARKMTTR Records, Jubei, Carbon Music, Yatuza, ThirtyOne Recordings, Minor Forms, Delta9 Recordings, Myth, Intrigue Music, Q Project, Myth, Computer Integrated Audio, Carbon Music, Universal Project, DLR, Future Cut Recordings, Submotive, Ram Trilogy, Origin Unknown, Config, Filter Label, Drumsound and Bassline Smith, Technique Recordings, L Side, MC GQ, V Recordings, Survival, Creature, Overview Music, Sustance, Jesta, Black Barrel Remix, Minor Forms, Sofa Sound, Amoss, Flexout Audio, Geostatic, Wingz, Transparent Audio, Re form, SINE Audio, Kublai, Halftone, Fokuz Recordings, Evasion, Citrus Recordings, DJ Clart, Beatalistics. Please subscribe to the podcast everywhere including Simplecast, Apple Podcast, Google Podcast, Tune In Radio, iHeartRadio, Amazon and various other places you can find and subscribe to us. We really hope you enjoy this very special episode and all of its parts. Don't forget to keep as eye out for all of them. Links below will take you there. You can also download the full 320k MP3 from Soundcloud hidden under "more". SHARE, COMMENT, LIKE AND FOLLOW THIS MIX!! Tracklist 01. EMS - The Mill [Zebralution] 02. Proktah - The Wrong Way [Flight Recordings] 03. Foreign Concept, Bringa - Cemetery [Shogun Audio] 04. K Tee, Friction - Jupiter [Shogun Audio] 05. Krome and Time - Ganja Man (Total Science and S.P.Y Remix) [Get Darker 2] 06. Zero T - Gimmie the Loot [Symmetry Recordings] 07. Bladerunner - Emergency System [Hi Resolution] 08. Rene Lavice - Portland [RAM Records] 09. Visages - Uganda [Dispatch Recordings] 10. Phase, Grey Code - Call In Me [Metalheadz] 11. Alex Reece - Pulp Fiction (Lemon D Remix) [Metalheadz] 12. Dillinja - Hard Noize (Break Remix) [Valve Recordings] 13. Future Cut - Stealth (Dillinja Remix) [Renegade Hardware] 14. Stealth - Homage (Back to You) [Program] 15. Enei - The Moment feat. DRS [Critical Music] 16. Enei, Hyroglifics - Never Tell Me [Critical Music] 17. Enei, Kasra, Jakes - Voodoo [Citical Music] 18. Philth - Submarine (VIP) [AutomAte] 19. Cnof - Fireblade [Fokuz Recordings] 20. S.P.Y - Just A Game [DARKMTTR Records] 21. Jubei - Send Out [Carbon Music] 22. Yatuza - Sleepless [ThirtyOne Recordings] 23. Minor Forms - Life Sequence [Delta9 Recordings] 24. Myth - Defiant [Intrigue Music] 25. Q Project - Trouble (Myth Remix) [Computer Integrated Audio] 26. Jubei - Barracuda [Carbon Music] 27. Universal Project - Lost In It [Dispatch Recordings] 28. Future Cut - 2021 (DLR Remix) [Future Cut Recordings] 29. Future Cut - Busted (Submotive Remix) [Future Cut Recordings] 30. Ram Trilogy - Scanners [RAM Records] 31. Origin Unknown - Equinox [RAM Records] 32. Config - Junglist Boi [Filter Label] 33. Drumsound and Bassline Smith - Gunman [Technique Recordings] 34. L Side , MC GQ - Zaga Dan [V Recordings] 35. Survival - Roots [Dispatch Recordings] 36. Enei - Voices [Critical Music] 37. Philth, Creatures - Love's Ghost [Overview Music] 38. Sustance - Temperance [Overview Music] 39. Sustance - Legacy [Shogun Audio] 40. Creatures, Jesta - Emulsifier (Black Barrel Remix) [Delta9 Recordings] 41. Minor Forms - Danger [Sofa Sound] 42. Amoss - Blessy [Flexout Audio] 43. Geostatic - Perception (Wingz Remix) [Transparent Audio] 44. Re form - Lagoon [SINE Audio] 45. Kublai - No Unity [Computer Integrated Audio] 46. Halftone - Maneuvers [Fokuz Recordings] 47. Evasion - Only You [Citrus Recordings] 48. DJ Clart - Street Dreams [Beatalistics]

DEMASHUP - All I Want For Christmas Is Anaconda (Mariah Carey v Nicki Minaj) Original Bread - All I Want For Christmas Is Soulja Boy (mariah Carey v Soulja Boy) Voicedude - F*** You , Santa! (Cee-Lo Green v Jackson 5) DJ Schmolli - Santa A Go-Go Divide & Kreate - Little Breakbeat Boy Mojochronic - Whoville (Won't Get Yuled Again) Mojochronic - I Wanna Be Dentated/Blitzen Bop DJ McFly - If You Jinglin (Jay-Z v Vince Guaraldi v Common) DJ McFly - The Sugar Plum Fairy Wrecking Ball (Tchaikovsky v Miley Cyrus) DJNoNo - Scarey Xmas (Mariah Carey vs. Dillinja and Unknown Error) Titus Jones - Can't Shake Off Christmas Rock (Macklemore vs. Taylor Swift vs. Idina Menzel vs. Bobby Helms vs. Brenda Lee vs. Mariah Carey) Mashup Mania - Good Christmas (Owl City & Carly Rae Jepsen v Cascada) Cheekyboy - Give It To Me, Little Drummer Boy (Johnny Cash vs Fatman Scoop vs 50 Cent) DJ Cummerbund - Time Marches On (For Carol the Bell Tolls) Mojochronic - Merry Christmas 2U

House, funk, soul, bass and beats for open-minded listeners with an old-skool state of mind. Catch the pod live every Friday afternoon on Music Box Radio 3-5 UK time, as a podcast or at www.mixcloud.com/francisco Tracklist: J Kriv/Saucy Lady - Dub Something Every Day Melba Moore - Love's Coming Atcha The People's Choice - I Liked To Do It Raz Alfa - Check Yourself Scientific Soul - Karibou Dance Alex + Soul Messengers - Hail To Guyana Donsurf - Yemaya Bugz Attic - Zombie pt 1 Lafayette Afro Rock Band - Hihache Conrad Subs - Call It Love Dillinja - Soul Control Conquering Lion - Code Red (94 Remix) The Scientist - The Exorcist Cybotron - Clear Flaurese ft. Just Lil - Gaze at Me Roman IV & Roman Flugel - Altes Testament Alexander Robotnik - Problems D'Amour (Live Version D'Francisco D'Ming Edit) Joey Youngman - Another Night Joey Youngman - Ghettoblaster Derrick Carter - Do You Believe Mighty Mouse - The Spirit NY's Finest - Do You Feel Me Inner Life - Ain't No Mountain High Enough

Gary Husband is one of a rare breed of musicians in that his expression is divided equally in his capacity as a drummer and a pianist and keyboardist of international repute. His classical roots, his quest and development in the improvisational, jazz and jazz/fusion areas – not to mention his tenure in the pop, rock, funk and blues circuits – are all evident inside Gary's distinct and far-reaching musical personality. His solo album and DVD output has also reinforced his status as a critically acclaimed writer and arranger in the contemporary music world. For close to four decades Gary has worked alongside a vast and eclectic range of celebrated musicians including John McLaughlin, Allan Holdsworth, Jeff Beck, Jack Bruce (Cream), Gary Moore (Thin Lizzy), British pop/funk band Level 42, Billy Cobham, Al Jarreau, Mike Stern (Miles Davis), John Wetton (King Crimson), Chris Squire (Yes), Andy Summers (The Police), Steve Hackett (Genesis), Robin Trower (Procol Harum), and with producers Sir George Martin (Beatles), Trevor Horn (Grace Jones & Art of Noise), Quincy Jones (Michael Jackson), Jerry Hey and James Guthrie (Pink Floyd). Further associations and performing/recording credits include his work with Randy Brecker, Jan Hammer, Jerry Goodman, fusion/jam band Gongzilla, Germany's NDR Bigband, Soft Machine, Maria Schneider, Christian McBride, Eddie Van Halen, Dean Brown, Bob Berg, Nguyên Lê, Joe Lovano, Charles Tolliver, Bireli Lagrène, Peter Erskine, Ron Sexsmith, drum n' bass protagonists Lemon ‘D' and Dillinja. As an internationally established drum clinician he has performed alongside Dennis Chambers, Vinnie Colaiuta, Terry Bozzio, Billy Cobham, Simon Phillips, Omar Hakim, Ricky Lawson, Todd Sucherman, Paul Wertico, Denny Seiwell and Bernard Purdie, and most recently has been developing a series of motivational videocasts in drumming. In this episode, Gary talks about:    An early influence: John Von Ohlen    Knowing how to relax and slow down to benefit the performance    Videocast lessons on Gary's website    The early days of working with Allan Holdsworth    His newest recording with The Trackers: Vaudeville 8:45

Подписывайся на эфиры:Youtube: https://youtube.com/user/profitabledjApple: https://podcasts.apple.com/ru/podcast/bassland-show/id1128353377?mt=2Android: https://basslandshow.podster.fm1) The Sauce - BST Vibes2) Bou - Dice (Dubplate)3) Untrue - London's Finest (Cnof Remix)4) Untrue - Po' It Up5) The Sauce - Black Cat Hot Sauce6) Bou - Fever7) OCC - Mass Effect8) Untrue - ID (Dubplate)9) The Sauce - Gumbo Style10) Alex SLK & Yatuza - Dreams (Dubplate)11) DLR - Capable of Murder (Dubplate)12) The Sauce & Critical Impact - Grimiest Ever13) Untrue - ID (Dubplate)14) Bou feat. Euphonique - Fire15) ID - ID (Untrue Remix) (Dubplate)16) Particle - That Hz17) Untrue x Yatuza - ID (Dubplate)18) Untrue - Underground Tribute19) KY - Quarentine20) DLR - Squeeks21) Alien Perfect & Hydro - Murky Business22) Untrue - Jungle King (Dubplate)23) Dillinja & Björk - Cover Me24) Rowney & Propz ft. MC Trigga - Fly Gal (Remix)25) Verdikt & Warhead - Ice Cold26) KY - Weapons27) Cutworx - The Invisible Truth (Dubplate)28) Untrue - Sour Pickle (Dubplate)29) Untrue - Make Love (Dubplate)30) DLR - Later than Expected (Dubplate)31) Untrue - Timeless32) Cnof- Love Songs33) Ray Keith - What Time Dread34) The Sauce - Round The Corner35) Minor Forms - Snap It36) The Sauce - Get Lost37) Dj Krust - Check Dis Out (Remastered)38) Verdikt - Sandman39) Untrue - Rudeboy40) The Sauce - Untouchable41) Alien Perfect - Insomnia42) Untrue - Soundboy43) The Sauce - Bang Your Head44) Untrue - Murda45) Untrue - Acid Skank46) Mobb Deep - Shook Ones Part 2 - (JAXX - Instrumental D&B Bootleg)47) The Sauce - Ill Vibe48) Thematic - Grumbler49) Untrue - The Secret Pub50) The Sauce - Splatter (Dubplate)51) Soligen - Things You Dohttps://vk.com/djprofithttps://t.me/profit_livehttps://www.instagram.com/profit_djhttps://www.facebook.com/profitdj#bassland #basslandshow #drumandbass #dnb #edm #djprofit #radioshow #bassmusic

Let's fookin' gaow #japanlife #djlife #japanGuess who's back. Back again. Johnny's back. Tell a friend. Great chat with MassacreMates™.DIRECT DONATION LINK (See your comment appear live): https://streamlabs.com/johnnymassacre

Fresh from launching our new HeadzState label we're delighted to have Binary State (aka Nookie) stepping up for an eclectic selection representing the next Metalheadz podcast.

Loxy's back at the controls of the Metalheadz podcast for the first time since 2011 with a near 3 hour journey through the freshest of drum and bass styles in typical Grim Reaper fashion.

Este fim-de-semana a noite de Lisboa foi invadida pela BASS MUSIC! Apresentamos o aniversário de MYSTIC FYAH, OBJEKT no Planeta Manas, DR BANANA no Nada Temple e os 20 anos da KALIMODJO com DILLINJA! Art-X ft Shaky Norman - Purple Lake [ODGProd] Mystic Fyah - Righteous Dub > Nebula [Dub Communication] Mystic Fyah ft Tito - Eles Andam Aí [This Way] Soul Mass Transit System - Nutty Bread Rocks [Dr Banana] X-Ray - Bad Man Sounds [Dr Banana] SkyKap - Inta Outa [Dr Banana] Stalker - Night Mission [Dr Banana] Yosh - By Night > Massive [Dr Banana] Objekt - The Goose That Got Away [Objekt] Objekt - Shuttered [Bleep] Nadia Khan - Conversation (CCL Remix) [Scissor and Thread] Objekt - Theme From Q [Objekt] Dillinja - Sovereign Melody [Deep Jungle] Dillinja - Deadly Deep Subs [Deep Jungle] Dillinja - Thugged Out Bitch [Valve] Dillinja - Twist Em Out [Trouble on Vinyl] Programa emitido a 2 Abr 2022 na Rádio Oxigénio (102.6 FM).

In this show I pay tribute to MC Skibadee with some jungle classics from Roni Size, Origin Unknown, Studio 2,DJ Krust, Top Cat, Dillinja plus much more

1. Echo Brown: Countach 2. Echo Brown & Lenzman: Nokia Days 3. Chillhomers: Amen Jazz 4. Landslide: Down Down 5. The Underwolves: So Blue It's Black (Peshay vs. Photek rmx) 6. Duplex: State Side 7. Jack Ruby: Another World 8. Mr. E & Dillinja ft. Clarky: Sax Into The Night 9. Krell: Planete Interdite 10. Jack Ruby: Global Torrents 11. Brothers With Soul: Music Is So Special 12. The Junglites: Murderer 13. J.Majik: Arabian Nights 14. J.Majik: The Spell ft. Paladion 15. Paladion ft. ADM: Mahabharata 16. Hugh Hardie: Offshore 17. Paladion: Raspberry 18. LTJ Bukem: Music 19. Motiv & Surreal: Sunglasses 20. Paladion: L.A. Noire 21. Break: Sesame Seeds 22. Paladion: Ive 23. Paladion: Marcus 24. PFM: The Western 25. Paladion: Christine (On The Rhythm) VIP 26. Motiv ft. Collette Warren: Set Me Free

Metalheadz Podcast 72 and the first of the year comes from Friske with a showcase of self-productions and current favourites. Now with an album under his belt, Friske has been working away behind the scenes on new music for Metalheadz as well as his own imprint Requisite Music.

Pull the party poppers and launch confetti canons! This energetic set features 25 Drum and Bass bangers from such artists as Sub Focus, Drumsound & Baseline Smith, The Prodigy, Dillinja, Maduk, Kanine, Phibes, DJ Phantasy, and more. If you're not into DnB, you are missing out. Enjoy this one. Mahalo for listening!

Recorded 2021-05-20 18:04:06 DnB Radio Tracklisting: * London Elektricity - Yikes! (10Y Rework) * Response - Mirror Image * HeadRead - Simple Things * Fearbace - Until The End * Krakota - Lazy Bones * Aydn - Through The Dark (Featuring Es.Kay) * Mitekiss - Charter * Magnetude Feat. Julia Marks - Before The Dawn (GLXY Remix) * ID - ID * Hybrid - Light Up (Loadstar Instrumental) * Total Science - Melody Snow * Degs - Final Notice (feat. De:tune & Citrusfly) * BCee & Charlotte Haining - Remind Me (S.P.Y Remix) * In:Most - Do You (Kasra Remix) * Lally - All The Time * Umax - Depth Charge (original) * Shodan - Broken (Molecular Remix) * Emperor - All I Ever Wanted * FarFlow - No Respect * Winslow - ID * Killbox - Dab Lab * Waeys - Real * Invert Era - Understated ft MC XL * R1C0 - Where I Wanna Be (Ill Truth Remix) * Kolectiv and Mauoq - So Fine * Prestige - The House Tour * S0LID - Mortality * Sevin - 1950 * Dillinja - 30hz (L - Side Remix) * Source Direct - Stonekiller * Cybin - Soundboy (Trex Remix) * SyRan - Big Rig * Lateral - Do It * Mind Vortex - Underworld * Sound In Noise - Sugar Rush * Andy C - Till Dawn * ID - ID * Taxman - Rebirth (Hard Mix) * AreBe - Horizons * Fred V & Grafix - Just A Thought (Instrumental Mix) * SyRan - Oblivion * Adam F - Metropolis * Aaronson - Get Paid Download, Distribute, and Donate!

Recorded 2021-05-20 18:04:06 DnB Radio Tracklisting: * London Elektricity - Yikes! (10Y Rework) * Response - Mirror Image * HeadRead - Simple Things * Fearbace - Until The End * Krakota - Lazy Bones * Aydn - Through The Dark (Featuring Es.Kay) * Mitekiss - Charter * Magnetude Feat. Julia Marks - Before The Dawn (GLXY Remix) * ID - ID * Hybrid - Light Up (Loadstar Instrumental) * Total Science - Melody Snow * Degs - Final Notice (feat. De:tune & Citrusfly) * BCee & Charlotte Haining - Remind Me (S.P.Y Remix) * In:Most - Do You (Kasra Remix) * Lally - All The Time * Umax - Depth Charge (original) * Shodan - Broken (Molecular Remix) * Emperor - All I Ever Wanted * FarFlow - No Respect * Winslow - ID * Killbox - Dab Lab * Waeys - Real * Invert Era - Understated ft MC XL * R1C0 - Where I Wanna Be (Ill Truth Remix) * Kolectiv and Mauoq - So Fine * Prestige - The House Tour * S0LID - Mortality * Sevin - 1950 * Dillinja - 30hz (L - Side Remix) * Source Direct - Stonekiller * Cybin - Soundboy (Trex Remix) * SyRan - Big Rig * Lateral - Do It * Mind Vortex - Underworld * Sound In Noise - Sugar Rush * Andy C - Till Dawn * ID - ID * Taxman - Rebirth (Hard Mix) * AreBe - Horizons * Fred V & Grafix - Just A Thought (Instrumental Mix) * SyRan - Oblivion * Adam F - Metropolis * Aaronson - Get Paid Download, Distribute, and Donate!

Spring is in the air... Lambs are born... Rabbits are humping... And the foul Stench of another Geecast is incoming! After the Northern Gathering Reunion sets we get back to what we do best. Blowing your ears out! This month we feature a DJ that has run labels in Hardcore, and currently in Drum N Bass and Bass music, as well as successful rave nights, worked in record shop across the country, been a successful producer. And he survived the cut throat politics of the Hardcore scene to tell the tale. LEE UHF!! So, first Ill be playing part 1 of a classic Darkstep 2005-2010 mix & then Lee will take over with a brand new mix done just for us. So without further ado, Lee!  Thanks for joining us!   Thank you for having me Kev, Its been a while hasn't it? Always good to have a catch up with some of the old crew. Can you talk me through your early days within the rave scene? How did things start for you? I'll try my best. Haha. For me music has always been a big part of my life. In fact up to the age of 12yrs old, my Dad ran a record shop in Sheffield called Roulette Records. I spent most evenings for years after school and Saturday mornings in his shop helping out, which basically translates to me being in the big store cupboard going through 1000s of tapes and vinyls and claiming which ones I wanted to take home.  I must have had near £50k of music over the years for free from the shop looking back now, insane!  At this time in the late 80's and early 90's, I had no idea what rave music was as I was pretty young, but I was obsessed with a lot of rave music that charted such as 2 Unlimited, Snap, The Prodigy, Silver Bullet, Praga Khan & The Shamen.  In fact, when my Dad gave up the shop I got heavily into Gangster Rap (Wu-Tang, Onyx, EPMD etc) and really lost touch with anything rave sounding. It wasn't until 1995, while on a family holiday in Chapel St Leonards, Skegness that I met a guy from Lincoln who used to play Vibealite and Pleasuredome tapes, but as I was obsessed with Rap music, I hated the happy, high energy stuff that he was playing and always shot it down saying it was shit. A year later in 1996, I was back at the same holiday camp with him again and he managed to persuade me to go to a rave. The Pleasuredome, at The Zoo in Ingoldmells. It took a lot of persuading. I was only 14yrs old and was way under age (He told my parents it was a teens night lol) but once I got inside and saw the legendary big clowns head/ DJ box, It blew my mind and i ended up really, really enjoyed it. I got home to Sheffield, and had done a complete 180 with my music taste. My friend from Lincoln was sending me tapes in the post all the time to feed my new addiction and I even found some of my mates at School were heavily into it also, one being a guy you might have heard of, MC Keyes?  Where did you used to go raving?  When getting back from the holiday me and my school pals found out about a weekly running event just down the road from my house. `Uprising` and discovered the wonderfull world of MCing, which lead to me and my friends all thinking we were hot shit on the mic at 15/16yrs old. Haha So you wanted to be an MC back then, more than a DJ? Absolutely!  At 16 when I left school, I had carried on attending Uprising and through a mutual friend, I had started hanging around with a few older lads who were also into the same music, one being Martin Space. We'd all pile into Martin's house at weekends where he and his mates would be DJing while me and Keyes did the MCing. I literally had no interest in Djing at all until I kind of got forced to do it when people wanted a break from the decks. So what kit did you have when you first started Djing? Martin Space actually sold me my first set of decks. He upgraded his at the time and this is what got me off the MCing and into Djing.  They were old belt drive Soundlabs. Horrible to use, but believe it or not, I recorded my first demo for Uprising on those bad boys and got a booking from Paul-O, who I sent it to. Can you tell us who were your main influences when you first started out? Early on, I only really went to Uprising, due to it being local and weekly. Plus I never thought to venture out of the area due to how young I was. So the main influences I had were Uprising performers early on. For MCing, Domer & ELL were the best for me hands down. They hard a darker edge, quite like the gangster rap music I loved in the early 90's. Dj wise - I loved Paul-O. Always diverse, playing different genres and always the harder / party style sound, which for me is the direction my tastes were heading towards. And, like most people at Uprising I had a soft spot for Sy & Alchemist early on when they would guest spot. Later on, as I discovered my own style and sound, and this lead me to be a huge fan of Sharkey & Lomas too. Did you send out demo tapes or go to events and give the promoter a demo in person? Yes for sure, back then before we had Social media and Soundcloud etc. you had to record the demo's on a physical tape. My god it feels so weird saying that, like Im an ancient age where tapes are like chalk & slate, but for most Djs now, its an unheard thing to record something on a physical format. Before I had made a name for myself, I can safely say every club that booked me, I had attended them prior and handed in a tape to the promoter.  When I promote nights myself I have always thought the same way.  The amount of Facebook private messages I get on our event page saying "I'd love to come play at your event" with a soundcloud link, is a daily occurance. I don't think this is a good way to get promoters to take notice of you. One message I had not long ago said "u need to book me for ur nite" Oh do I? Really? lol I am completely dumbfounded how people think this is a way to get a booking, especially in the digital age. It's so easy for anyone to get a mix online and be a DJ. How can you think this behaviour makes you stand out from the sea of competition out there? You have to do even more in my eyes with everyone and their mom mixing now. I can't think of a time, when I was an unknown DJ, that I did not make an effort to support the event I wanted to play at, and actually go and get to know the promoter. To me there was no other way.  You got quite a few residencies when you first started, at events like Future Dance, Vibealite and North. How did those come about? For the exact reasons I mentioned above. I attended the events. I networked well and I called the promoters constantly. Yes, I could be annoying but I was young and hungry and I think for the most part promoters respected the hustle I gave back then. I was everywhere and speaking to everyone. The Future Dance residency came out of nowhere due to me buying records from Wax City in London over the phone every week. Dj Kaos owned the shop, and he sent me a few flyers for the first Future Dance event with an order that I had made. It was on my birthday, so me and a few friends decided to go there to celebrate it. I obviously took a bag full of demos too. I got on well with the boys that ran it, and by their 3rd event I was a playing for them. With North, this actually came from getting to know the owner Andy Bowler, by playing in the North hosted Techno rooms at Future Dance. I was a good fit for their Technology room as I was playing alot of the old Hard Trance / Reverse Bass tracks and had my own selection different from M-zone,Mark EG & Vortex. Around this time there was not alot of people spinning it in the UK this so I ended up playing most North events and tours from then on. Vibealite was also a very fun residency that I kept for quite a while, and this was achieved by (again) attending and sending demos. Around 2002 I met Gary at an event he did up North. We got chatting and he invited me onto his guest list for their first Fantasy Island event. I ended up playing an impromptu set out of nowhere and it went down so well I ended up playing every event from then on until 2006 It also led to co-promoting a couple of events with Vibealite and even hosting rooms for them at larger parties they did like Fantasy Island. And last but not least, there was also a residency at small club night called Defiance in Barnsley. Not on as big a scale as the others but just as much fun to play at. This event holds a very special place in my heart, as it gave me the idea to start promoting myself, as I realized you could do a decent event on a smaller scale at a budget. Did you always drive to your gigs or have a driver? Bit of everything really.  Early on there was a huge crew of us who would be going to raves and parties so If I was playing it was just who wanted to go at the time, and who wanted to drive or not. So getting there could be either a car full of a friends. A driver and me. A mini bus full of us. The train. A bus. You name it. Nothing stopped me getting to the parties. What kind of music did you play back then? At the very start of it all I learnt my craft Djing with the happier stuff (Quosh, Jal etc) But as I started to understand mixing more the main styles that I played were Freeform and Hardcore Techno. These 2 genres are where spent all my buying tunes and they're the sounds that got me my first bookings. So you were always into a variety of music back then as well? (Drum & Bass, Hardcore, Trance etc) I didnt like Drum & Bass at all back then. Haha, and it took me a couple of years to enjoy Trance. But eventually I was spinning everything. Trance, Hard House, Gabber, Hard Trance & Techno and I even got a few gigs doing these genre's too. I think having such a diverse music taste back then also helped me get more gigs at events outside of Sheffield.  When I gave Future Dance & Vibealite demos I would give them multiple tapes showcasing Hardcore, Hard Trance & Hardcore Techno. Reason being is that I loved all these styles equally and they had multiple rooms at their events, so as I was only starting to be booked by them, It would be impossible to be playing the main room right away. So this helped me start playing for them in their 2nd and 3rd arenas that were specific to other genres. It was great for me, as I was booked much more often and had an opportunity to play out lots more performing sets with music that I loved.  From this the Hard Trance / Reverse Bass stuff really took off for me, as there was not many people playing it back then, so there was plenty to go around booking wise.  Eventually though I lost interest in this sound when UK distributors re-packaged it as Hardstyle and made it more accessible for everyone to buy, meaning every man and his dog started playing it. The Dutch got hold of the sound then too, and the releases went all screetchy with those "Hard Bass Powaaaa" vocals. So I then started putting my full attention into just Hardcore alone. Nowadays there isn't much music I dislike. I started a DJ stream during lockdown last year where I played everything from 90s rave to 70s Disco. The whole series can be found on www.soundcloud.com/LeeUHF (Quick plug)   Tell us about the Bedlam events? How did they come about? Bedlam was the name of mine and Martin Space's house parties back in 1998- 2000 They were ace, Our mutual friend Pat would host them at his house and we even booked Djs and MCs that were known locally (DJ Max was one) It wasnt until I started getting booked at a night called Defiance in Barnsley in 2001 that I realized It was possible to put a good event on with a small budget. In June 2001 the first real Bedlam event was hosted at a The Mulberry Tavern pub on Arundel Gate in Sheffield. We had Topgroove play and although it seemed and felt a good night it was the most stressfull thing I had ever done in my life at the time. Haha. But the seed was planted and we then put on a Thursday night rave, just up the road at Uropa club and booked Sharkey. It fucking bombed... Hard. LOL It wasnt until November that year we found a function room, quite similar to the one Defiance used in Barnsley, It was situated on Infirmary Road, Sheffield and the place was called `George IV`  This really helped us elevate the event more and we were regularly putting on parties with different themes (Old skool night, North night, Future Dance night) and booked some top DJs along with it, but around late 2002 the pub got sold and the new owners were not up for us doing our events, despite zero trouble happening there and them always being full. Who was promoting these with you? Martin Space for the most part was my partner doing it, With some help from a couple of local friends we knew along the way. So when did the Total Bedlam events start and why ? in late 2003. It was at the time I was working in Reflex Records, a friend from school I had not seen in quite a few years came in the shop as he had heard I was Djing out and about. It was Mc Keyes. Obviously Keyes was the person I came up with early on Mcing and attending raves and we lost touch for a few years after I left school as he had stopped going to raves. Long story short he told me he was still Mcing and wanted to get involved back in Hardcore I suggested we could look into events and told him about Bedlam. The idea was for us to do something totally different and on a much bigger scale, We did our research, Found a big popular venue in the centre of the UK (The Venue in Long Eaton) and Total Bedlam was born. We started with 2 huge events in April 2004 both of them had huge line ups including Force & Styles, Devastate, Vortex, Hixxy, Storm, Whizzkid, Demand, Jay Precott & Frantic they also had 3 rooms to put music in enabling us to bring in a seperate new talent room and a Techno room. Our idea was with it being central we could showcase the best of everythng across the country and try and bring the Yorkshire scene and the rest of the country to one spot. Unfortunately it did not work that way down the line. Not many people in Yorkshire were willing to go to raves outside of the area, despite us booking Mcs & DJs from there so as time went on we catered more for our crowd that was there and what they wanted. I would loved to have supported my roots alot more back then but our crowd dictated what we did, It wasn't all bad though as it went on to gain some huge success being voted No.1 Monthly event in the UK by Mixmag and we were notorious for bringing alot of `firsts` to the UK rave scene in the form of Foeign DJs, B2Bs and Live PAs.  Doing Total Bedlam really got me to understand more about music culture and rave culture on a larger scale, as we got to really feel the high's and lows of this from being involved at this level. Big lessons were learnt, good and bad. You also get a lot more haters when running events, trust me. Few little known facts about Total Bedlam Joey Riot & Dj Kurt met at Total Bedlam and I persuaded them to play B2B for us which was a catalyst for them starting their partnership up. There's a story about how Brisk & Seduction absolutely hated each others guts. They did not speak to each other for years. We booked them in the same room on the same night one time (Accidently of course) We narrowly avoided a fist fight but we did actually get them to hash it out and talk. A couple of months later Brisk was playing Uproar. Haha  We were also the first event outside of London to Book Finnish Freeform DJs There was numerous times Mixmag mentioned us as the best monthly event in the Midlands When we put our 1st Birthday event on, out of nowhere HTID put on a free party at Air in Birmingham. This seemed to anger a lot of the internet (ush.net for one) and the backlash was so big Hixxy called me asking me to post something online saying I was alright about it.... Righteo! Theres some recordings on the events of me Mcing.. The last time I ever did it  (Most Total Bedlam & Bedlam sets can be found at www.mixcloud.com/BedlamRecords So talk us through how you started producing music? Okay well around 2002 Brian Topgroove invited me and Martin Space to his studio up in Hull, Me and Martin had spoken about doing some music ourselves so it was a great opportunity for us. We made a bootleg of Deep Incision by Helix... It had Human Traffic movie samples and It was terrible. Haha. After that I really caught the bug for it, but Bri had decided to focus all his efforts into improving himself in the studio and making tunes for his trance label so did not have time to do much more with us, but he did introduced me to Dave Devastate who had moved his studio into the same building as Bri up in Hull and I carried on from there with Dave. Obviously with me wanting to write Hardcore Dave was a great fit as he was already wel known for his huge hit releases on the Blatant Beats & Next Generation labels. I was up with Dave every month writing tracks and he would engineer and put my ideas together while teaching me bits and bobs along the way.  So how did Bedlam Records come about? We wrote A LOT of music over 2003 and 2004. and naturally I wanted to get it out, so with Daves direction and advise I put Bedlam Records together mid 2003.  How did you set it up?  Dave pointed me to the pressing plant and to the distributor, and I paid for artwork to be done for releases. It also helped that I worked in a record shop (Reflex Records) at the time, which was great to help promote it. What tunes came out and what artists involved etc! You can find the releases on discogs but our first 5 vinyls were by Me, Devastate, Riddler, Freestyle, Mc Domer, Invader, Adam J, Vinyl & Devotion You mentioned you worked in Reflex Records, Sheffield. How vital was that in helping you get contacts/networking within the Underground scene? It had its plus points but also negatives to go with it.  The good points were that I never missed music being released. Nothing got passed me.  I also got on great with distributors like Simon Underground at UM and Jay at Alpha Magic who always hooked me up with test presses and early promos before they were due to be released in the shops. I was making sure I was selling more music than any other shop, so this really kept the distributors happy who were pushing the releases to us.  I was the head buyer for most of the music there. and I did a bloody good job of it. Having upfront music was great for me. Along with my own label stuff, it was a time when people started booking DJs for having original music and not what everyone else could get and play. I also got to know everyone buying the records too, making some cool friends and acquaintances during that period. On the downside you had to work Saturdays and I was severely underpaid I obviously did not learn my lesson with this though as I ended up working at Hard To Find Records in Birmingham years later. Haha. Is there anything you really miss about those early days? Event wise I miss undiscovered events and not knowing everything there was to know about a rave until you actually got there. The unknown was quite exciting and turning up somewhere that was fully banging was always a nice surprise Music wise I miss the hunt.  Getting on a National Express coach every Saturday when I was 17yrs old, to an unknown city to find a record shop you saw on the back of a Vibealite or Slammin Vinyl flyer.  You`d turn up and find a gem like Selecta Disc Nottingham .Or get a big fat `L` landing at a marketplace in Chesterfield not selling anything at all. It was 50/50 most weekends but it was an amazing time for me. You didnt have discogs or Youtube etc so most music was new and unknown and travelling around was the only way to find the tunes you wanted. Especially if you liked a lot of genres like me. I did this every weekend for over a year when I first bought my decks, I look back on this really fondly as we had such a laugh travelling up and down the country Now days with social media you know everything about every event and Dj now and track now. Thats not where the excitment is now. And things you dont really miss?! Swings and round abouts though. I guess It is quite nice to have every tune ever at your finger tips now.  And I definitely do not miss having to carry a 40kg Record box anymore (My back wouldnt handle it either) Moving into recent years can you talk to us about your switch away from Hardcore & Harstyle and into Drum & Bass? With Hard Bass It got really stagnent when the UK Distributors got a hold of all the big releases as I said earlier so that frazzled out for me around 2005 I was still releasing and DJing hardcore up until 2010 but I wont lie, my love had fizzled out over time. The main reason for it fizzling out was  when a friend of mine helped me to discover a sound in Drum & Bass I never knew existed named `Neurofunk` It was all quite sudden really but I went to a legendary night supporting this music in London called `Renegade Hardware` Up until this, I thought the hardest and darkest D&B you could get was Dillinja. But on this night I discovered Noisia, Spor & Black Sun Empire. I walked out that club finding a brand new love and as it was such a new sound I had found I got the buzz I got back in the day from hunting for music, and I was now out to discover as many producers as possible making it. From then I found a lot of Drum & Bass that was a lot harder, It had a lot of Hardcore Techno elements too and it really appealed to me a lot. The artists I was really feeling back then were Current Value, Ewun, Evol Intent, Dylan & Tech Itch. This new found love taking me back hunting really got my disinterest for hardcore to grow and I just eventually stopped buying and listening to it. Looking back now my original loves were Freeform & Hardcore Techno. Neurofunk for me is the D&B Equivelent of Freeform while the Harder side of D&B is almost Hardcore techno.  What goes around comes around I guess. Tell me about your D&B project Drtbox?  Well aound 2007 I was still DJing D&B under `Lee UHF` and I was promoting a multi genre event called `RAW` (Sets can be found at www.mixcloud.com/Raw_Birmingham) We booked a world champion beatboxer in 2010 called Reeps One and he brought along a DJ with him. They did like a DJ vs Beatboxer battle set and it was amazing. It inspired me to try something similar.  My idea was to find a beatboxer, a Drummer & an MC and tour performing sets live. This is how Dirtbox was born, it was basically a band. But doing this got me some insane gigs around the world and really helped me to get my name out especially being a small fish in such a big pond as the D&B/Bass music scene. I ended up touring a lot. Playing across the pond in Australia, USA, China, All over Europe, Canada, Dubai & loads more. Its been an amazing experience doing that the past 10 years and very humbling. Since mid 2019 though, we stopped playing together regularly as its really hard getting 4 people together constantly to practice and tour abroad, so I am back to my Lee UHF alias doing sets alone... For now The name lives on though in the form of a clothing brand and a record label Ahh so are you still running labels now? Yes still in the thick of it all.   Dirtbox Recordings is the first D&B label of mine and is doing exceptionally well. (DirtboxRecordings.co.uk) We havent done any vinyls as yet due to the current climate with music but its getting alot of support from some really huge names in Drum & Bass such as Noisia, Benny V, Mollie Collins, Drumsound, Ray Keith, Koven, Aphrodyte, Freqax & Doc Scott to name a few I also run a Bass House label called `R U SRS?` (Pronounced "Are you serious") Its just a bit of fun for me as a project but its getting huge support at the moment from people like DJ EZ, Flava D, Korrupt FM, Marcus Nasty & Djs on Kiss FM & Rinse FM radio stations. ( RUSRS.co.uk ) And more recently, I have launched a brand new label, VTO Records. Which is co- run with a friend of mine. (A former freeform producer from the early 2000s now turned D&B producer) Dan Traced. This project is something for us to sign as much music as possible from around the world under the Neurofunk banner and I also wanted to seperate this sound from what I have planned on Dirtbox ( VTORecords.co.uk )  The first release lands in June and I am proper fucking excited for it. So what about writing your own music? I still do, but my output is nowhere near what I would love it to be.I released an EP on Dirtbox in October and I have one in June too. There is also a Neurofunk/Hard D&B album I released a few years ago that you can download for free ( www.soundcloud.com/DirtboxRecordings )   Drum & Bass is so fuckling hard to make, I was not fully able to write music on my own until 2009 and when I started attempting Drum & Bass in 2012 I had to learn a lot of new stuff.  It seriously is another level of skill to writing hardcore and it takes a lot longer. Im still way, way off anything I consider to be the highest qualty. Back in the day it wasnt unknown to just knock out a full hardcore track and start a new one in just one day, but for Drum & Bass It can take weeks or even months to get something finished  Being older also has its disadvantages as I have alot of new responsibilities now running my own businesses and spending time with my family so sat 12hrs a day making music is unfortunately not something I can do as often as I did when I was younger. How different in the scene in Birmingham compared to Yorkshire? Depends really. If I was to comment on the Drum & Bass or House music scene, which are the 2 biggest music genres in both cities. I would say they are very very similar. In Sheffield for example, just like Birmingham you have your older clubbers who like the classic nights, You get your rudeboys who like your `Jump Up D&B` and your house music posers. In both cities you also have huge Universities full of youngsters wanting all this music so I dont see much difference at all. Hardcore wise, Im not so sure about Yorkshire any more. Are there any regular hardcore nights happening? Obviously Uprising, Dizstruxshon and the like are one in a million. Very very different than any other Hardcore city or region in the world Birmingham had a really good Hardcore scene in 2004-2009 with a few regular nights and of course the mighty HTID, Uproar & Hardcore Heaven doing regular parties here. You dont see many of those now though in the whole country let alone Sheffield & Birmingham You've also played at events around the world, how do they differ from the UK in organisation & scale? Not many differences. You get your huge, huge festivals and your underground, more intimate clubs also every where you go. It does depend on the sound though Europe has huge festivals literally only playing Neurofunk D&B. far more big events there than the UK. One thing I do find abroad in some places is the level of excitment people have for you being there. Its unmatched due to the fact some places dont get to see alot of Djs from abroad often.  Australia for one. These guys are 1000s of miles away so they dont get many events where as with Hardcore & D&B in the UK we have been spoiled over the years. Between September & November in Birmingham you will find D&B parties constantly 2-3 times a week. All at capacity too. Drum & Bass has most certainly given me great opportunities travelling. I feel truly blessed to have touched every contenant on earth and to have played music on it. What do you have planned next? Any new music or events on the horizon? Of course, Im not happy unless Im busy, The labels will be releasing constantly through the year again like last (COVID or not) and the new label VTO Records launches in June. Events wise I do have some plans for something when things get back to normal and it will be outdoors but I cant say much more than that until have things set up after the Pandemic restrictions ease up. Gigs are not on the top of my list at the moment though as I have had my first child recently and I dont think I could bare to fly away from her for the night just yet. Any plans to make Hardcore again? Maybe even some Crossbreed?! Hardcore.. Ummm, I am not against it. But I have had nothing inspire me to do it. Crossbreed & D&B you will see a few releases by me this year 100%  Vinyl or CD/Digital? The age old debate!  You pro digital?   No Im just pro-music, and pro-innovation. I dont care what you play music on I just care that its great and inspires me.  People get so torn up about this debate its hilarious because  none of these people could tell you if a WAV or a vinyl is played in a club unless they saw inside the DJ box. I always say you're not exactly learning chess or are qualified to fly a rocket if you Dj on vinyl. I learnt a 3 year old once how to mix 2 records together. So people need to get off their high horse on that one. Makes no sense to me. Its all about how you make the music sound and how you get a crowd to pay attention. If thats beat juggling on turntables like a DMC champion or using a CDJ in a ridiculously profound way with effects and live edits. It doesnt matter both have the same outcome, so neither side are right when they debate whats best. I see benefits in both angles. Although I always wonder why DJs rock up with a boatload of MP3s and then expect punters to buy vinyl when they are not playing it themselves?! I dont think its expecting punters to buy vinyl If you are releasing music you are wanting punters to enjoy your music. No matter how they play it or pay for it. I think its great when producers put out a few options for us to choose from. But I dont know any out there spinning MP3s and forcing vinyl down our throats. 99% of music released is digital anyhow. Personally I use Mp3s for convenience and to take a bigger selection. Carrying vinyl is rough lol. But I still do vinyl sets as it just keeps it interesting for me and I have a great collection so I want it to be put to good use  I think the main flaw of download music now is the fact its very "throw away" theres tons of it out as its easier to release, so you do get a lot of stale poorly made music. When you only had vinyl to release it on for DJs, it was expensive so you were a lot more choosy about the releases you paid to press up because the financial investment to pressing them up was a lot greater. It is harder now to promote music though masses of releases every day.. Anyone can set up a digital label nowadays but the big difference in a quality one is understanding the quality control. promoting it properly and promo'ing the music to the right DJs. I look at each release I put out by deciding firstly would I release it on vinyl given the chance and second am I going to spend money promoting it? Ok then! The Mix!! Can you talk us through? Why did you chose these tracks?! Okay so I have put together a selection of Neurofunk & Hard edged Drum & Bass for you. I thought since alot of people would be seeing and hearing this who were possibly familiar with my hardcore I would do something to help them get familiar with what I do now. Theres a few older bits thrown in but also alot of promo material from my label so you are getting some exclusives right here fella. Thanks! Thank you kev. Its been great And finally!! Any Shouts?!!? Of course. Obviously a huge thanks to yourself for having me onboard letting me talk some shit, Its been really nice to reminisce. Also, everyone from my journey in the late 90s to the present day. If you Dj'd with me, for me or even booked me. Thank you. Lots of people have given me chances also along the way to, and I am truly grateful. What people don't know, is that behind events, labels and DJ tours, there are a lot of colleagues behind the scenes that are intricate in making things work, Diaries, Drivers, Artwork, Distrubutors,  Sound Engineers, Promoters. The list is endless but I've never forgot anyone and Im forever grateful even if we have not spoken in a long time. And finally a big shout out to Lucy, my missus who literally looked after our  daughter all day without my help to do this interview and mix haha. She`ll deserves a medal for what she does x   Kev Gees Darkstep Classics Part 1 2005-2010 1 - Audio - Delusional 2 - Current Value & Donny - Nightmare Man 3 - Dylan & Bkey - Slave To Life (Limewax Remix) 4 - Audio - Warehouse VIP 5 - Current Value - Fear Machines (Remix) 6 - Nanotek - Fresh Hell 7 - Limewax - Strike From The Land 8 - Mystification - Computers 9 - Current Value - You Cant Play God 10 - Limewax - Pain 11 - SPL - Denied 12 - Raiden - RM Bleeps 13 - Current Value - Addict 14 - Proket - Norilsk 15 - The Panacea - Burning Like Fire (The Sect Remix) 16 - Evol Intent Feat Blip - Flipside 17 - Evol Intent - Middle Of The Night 18 - Current Value - Clear Blue Water   Lee UHFs Tracklist:- 1/ ID- Traced- Forthcoming (VTO Records) 2/ Agressor Bunx- The Offering VIP (Eatbrain) 3/ Phace & Subtension- For Good (Neosignal) 4/ Phace- Caged (Vision) 5/ Phace- Spray (Vision) 6/ Traced- The System (Dirtbox Recordings) 7/ Lee UHF- Epic Ping Pong (Dirtbox Recordings) 8/ Lee UHF- That Wiggy Thing (Dirtbox Recordings) 9/ Full Kontakt & Deejay Delta (Dirtbox Recordings) 10/ Lee UHF & Rogue- The Music (Traced Remix) Forthcoming (Dirtbox Recordings) 11/ Burr Oak- Teleporter (Blackout) 12/ Jade & MNDSCP- Dangerous (Korsakov) 13/ Killbox- Cypher (Ram) 14/ Resurgence & O`Den- Chicago Style- Forthcoming (Dirtbox Recordings) 15/ 3rdknd- Pingers (Neonlight Remix) (Barcode) 16/ Gancher & Ruin- The Sect (No Music Allowed) 17/ Donny & Katharsys- Cause & Effect (Barcode) 18/ Mefjus- Suicide Bassline (Panacea VIP- Lee UHF Edit) (Unreleased) 19/ Jade- This Is Neurofunk (Unreleased)  

More DNB action from the vinyl collection.This episode features records by wonderful humans such as Makoto, Matrix, Nu Tone, Klute, Carlito and Addiction, Peshay, Kosheen, Dj Die, Roni Size, Tali, Dillinja ... all the legends!Had a great time with this one, a real casual stroll back through the golden years. Enjoy!

It was an honor to talk with one of my favorite musicians and biggest musical influences, Gary Husband. In this conversation, Gary talks about his journey from early gigs as a teenager with the Syd Lawrence Orchestra, to 36 years of working with Allan Holdsworth, to working with John McLaughlin and the 4th Dimension, and more. Gary also shares his thoughts about “success” and the difference between waiting for opportunities versus creating opportunities. Be sure to check out Gary's website and his newly launched VideoCast education videos. They're amazing! http://www.garyhusband.com​ Gary Husband is one of a rare breed of musicians in that his expression is divided equally in his capacity as a drummer and a pianist and keyboardist of international repute. His classical roots, his quest and development in the improvisational, jazz and jazz/fusion areas – not to mention his tenure in the pop, rock, funk and blues circuits – are all evident inside Gary's distinct and far-reaching musical personality. His solo album and DVD output has also reinforced his status as a critically acclaimed writer and arranger in the contemporary music world. For close to four decades Gary has worked alongside a vast and eclectic range of celebrated musicians including John McLaughlin, Allan Holdsworth, Jeff Beck, Jack Bruce (Cream), Gary Moore (Thin Lizzy), British pop/funk band Level 42, Billy Cobham, Al Jarreau, Mike Stern (Miles Davis), John Wetton (King Crimson), Chris Squire (Yes), Andy Summers (The Police), Steve Hackett (Genesis), Robin Trower (Procol Harum), and with producers Sir George Martin (Beatles), Trevor Horn (Grace Jones & Art of Noise), Quincy Jones (Michael Jackson), Jerry Hey and James Guthrie (Pink Floyd). Further associations and performing/recording credits include his work with Randy Brecker, Jan Hammer, Jerry Goodman, fusion/jam band Gongzilla, Germany's NDR Bigband, Soft Machine, Maria Schneider, Christian McBride, Eddie Van Halen, Dean Brown, Bob Berg, Nguyên Lê, Joe Lovano, Charles Tolliver, Bireli Lagrène, Peter Erskine, Ron Sexsmith, drum n' bass protagonists Lemon ‘D' and Dillinja. As an internationally established drum clinician he has performed alongside Dennis Chambers, Vinnie Colaiuta, Terry Bozzio, Billy Cobham, Simon Phillips, Omar Hakim, Ricky Lawson, Todd Sucherman, Paul Wertico, Denny Seiwell and Bernard Purdie, and most recently has been developing a series of motivational videocasts in drumming. His alter-ego as a pianist/keyboard player brings an extra dimension to his musicality at the drums. Indeed, he has been the keyboardist & second drummer in John McLaughlin's 4th Dimension since 2007. Gary continues to devote a substantial proportion of his time recording and performing worldwide across many styles of music.

2 years on from his debut album we welcome Agzilla to the Metalheadz podcast series with a colossal 4 hour mix of breakbeats celebrating his prominent tastes, influences and current favourites. As a veteran DJ and pioneer of the underground sound in Iceland, Agzilla has remained connected to Metalheadz since his first meeting with Goldie way back in 1991. That relationship and affinity with the label led to the release of the aforementioned debut album in 2019. Entitled 'Cats Can Hear Ultrasound', the 13 track LP covers a diverse range of BPMs and styles, blurring the lines between the rough and the smooth and emerging as an authentic body of music for the years to come.

Listen back to the latest Garage Skool show with classics from Anthill Mob, Grant Nelson, Tuff Jam, Todd Edwards plus some jungle bangers from Roni Size, Top Cat, Dillinja plus many more

Our first podcast of 2021 comes from Mako, a staple of the Metalheadz camp and an artist that has released both a solo album and a collab album (as OneMind) on the label in recent years. For this edition the Bristol-based producer and DJ has dug deep into his crates to deliver a Certificate 18 special, a groundbreaking label founded by Paul Arnold in 1993 that went on to nurture the talents of early pioneering figures such as Photek, Source Direct, Teebee, Klute and more. In Goldie's own words "Certificate 18 isn't really a label, in the same way that Ibiza Records isn't a label, in the same way that Kikman Records isn't a label. It's the very foundation. It's a certain parallax with those labels that sometimes when we're in the dark we need to shine a brighter light on those that have paved the way."

Mike Darkfloor goes solo bringing you power electronics. Old skool hardcore. Rinsing breakbeat and witch house. Hear new industrial EBM from Ontal. Remastered doom metal from Bongripper. Early jungle plates from Photek and Dillinja. sclist's dub tech. Forest Swords remixing Neneh Cherry. Alex Banks on Mesh. Beautiful ambient. And a Scott Walker cover by UK thrash band TRIAL. Episode playlist - https://darkfloor.co.uk/mantisradio321 Support us - https://patreon.com/mantisradio

House, funk, soul, bass and beats for open-minded listeners with an old-skool state of mind. More info at www.francisco.vibecast.com Tracklisting below Catch the pod live every Tuesday evening on Electric Lion Radio www.electriclionradio.com. Full track-listing below and at www.mixcloud.com/francisco  or as a podcast on Podbean, ACast, ITunes or Tunein Itunes / Apple Podcasts: https://podcasts.apple.com/gb/podcast/the-payback/id1462966565 Anderson .Paak - Jewelz Reverend Barrington Stanley - Cookie Jar ANORAAK/LUXXURY/LAUREN TURK - Fire Inside (Emperor Machine Maxi edit) Francis Goya - Disco Special DJ Oji, Frankie Ferrara - What The Flute (Francisco Nip & Tuck) Salome de Bahai - Outre Lougar Candido - Jingo Valique - U Turn Black Widow, Emmaculate - Love Manifesto (Francisco Vocal Dub) Liz Torres - I Want You Out of My Life (Francisco edit) Sublow Hz/Benny Page - London Bun It Up Dillinja - Acid Track FX909 - Mr Wrong Tango & Pulse - Let The Hustlers Play (Peshay Remix) El-B - Dusk Til Dawn El-B - The Club Terror Cactus - Churro vs Crow PAT THOMAS & KWASHIBU AREA BAND - Bubu Monkey Marc ft Fyah Roiall - Willy Lynch Christopher Martin - Big Big Johnny Clarke - Non Shall Escape His Judgement Bunny Lee - An Africans Dub Val Bennet - The Russians are Coming Delroy Wilson - Better Must Come

Another Friday night installment of The Hornets Nest for your earholes. Loads of fresh new DNB sickness from Hugh Hardie, Netsky, Rudimental, Koven, Jade, Cyantific, Tantrum Desire, Total Science and Gydra amongst others. I rounded out this session with a dig into the vinyl collection and pulled out some classics from Dj Fresh and Bad Company, Dillinja, Matrix, Ed Rush and Optical and Hive. I got really in the zone for this last part, so many great memories! This weeks 7 inches of love was from Pity Sex, a great band I loved deeply! Enjoy m/

Stepping up for the next label podcast is Quartz, somebody who first appeared on Metalheadz in 2018. Since then the Cardiff based producer has honed and refined his already distinctive sound, so much so he now has an impending debut main label EP set for release later this year. In this near 3 hour podcast Quartz explores the 170 spectrum before ending on some favourites from his own personal collection.

Welcome to Stress Factor Podcast number 257, for this episode we have Ste-J back with a special guest DJ Leggy. Prepare yourself for a wicked 2 hours of deep head-nodding drum and bass. Full 320k quality MP3 can be downloaded from Soundcloud. This episode includes tunes and remixes from Alix Perez, Kyrist, Myth, Culture Shock, LSB, Critical Impact Ft. Furniss and Youngman, Tyrone, Ram Trilogy, Black Barrel, Kasra, Enei, The Sauce feat. Aioli, Dillinja, Break, Total Science and Script, DLR and Black Barrel, Monty, Sustance, Creatures and Tephra, Dubhead, Creatures, Bou, Nymfo, Leggy and Spartan, Trex ft Doc Brown, Lupo and Teej, lynch Kingsley, Seba ft Jr Vallo, Dutta ft Jakes, Skeptical, FD, and Bredren. Tracklist Ste-J 01. Alix Perez - Black Spirit [1985 Music] 02. Kyrist - Untrue [The North Quarter] 03. Myth - Pathological [CIA Records] 04. Culture Shock - There For You (LSB Remix) [Ram records] 05. Critical Impact Ft. Furniss and Youngman - Pretty Girl (The Sauce Remix) [Run] 06. Tyrone - OG's [Guidance Music] Leggy 07. Ram Trilogy - Terminal 2 [Ram records] 08. Black Barrel - Traffic Jam [Dispatch recordings] 09. Kasra - Ski Mask (Enei Remix) [Critical Music] 10. The Sauce - Mr Robot ft Aioli [Sofa Sound Bristol] 11. Dillinja - Hard Noize (Break Remix) [Valve Recordings] 12. Total Science and Script - Devils Gate [CIA Records] 13. DLR and Black Barrel - World To Choose From [Dispatch Recordings] 14. Monty - Intoxication [1985 Music] 15. Sustance - Temperance [Overview Music] 16. Creatures and Tephra - Substance [Dispatch Recordings] 17. Kasra and Enei - Star Core [Critical Music] 18. The Sauce - Kiss The Ring [Sofa Sound Bristol] 19. Black Barrel and Dubhead - Overclock [Dispatch Recordings] 20. Creatures - Hunter [Flexout Audio] 21. Kasra, Bou and Enei - No Logos 22. Enei - King Move [Critical Music] 23. Black Barrel and Nymfo - Get Stuck [Dispatch Recordings] 24. Leggy and Spartan - Vault Splat [Dub] Ste-J 25. Trex ft Doc Brown - No Spill [Trust Audio] 26. Lupo and Teej - Dubplate [Thirtyone Records] 27. Lynch Kingsley - Inner Vision [Inperspective Records] 28. Seba ft Jr Vallo - Wasabi [Funktion Records] 29. Monty - Void [1985 Music] 30. Dutta ft Jakes - Reload [Souped Up] 31. Skeptical - Imperial [Exit Records] 32. LSB - Destine [The North Quarter] 33. FD - The Creatures From Planet 9 [The North Quarter] 34. Bredren - Only One [1985 Music]

Stepping up for their first official podcast since joining the label in 2014, SCAR are a duo who've now delivered 2 albums with work on their 3rd already ongoing. This electic podcast looks at their influences and personal tastes ranging from Orbital, Meat Beat Manifesto, Moby, Carl Cox, 2 Bad Mice and many more.

Jaguar Skills chops & blends his way through the 94th instalment of the UKF Podcast, featuring tracks from Pegboard Nerds, Turno, The Prototypes, Dillinja and many more! Majestic X Bossman Birdie X Milli Major - Boss (Jag Skills Dubplate) Jaguar Skills & Mind Vortex - Riot Squad Dossa & Locuzzed - Shag Turno - Sonar Turno - Invaders Turno - Invaders (Raiser Re-Edit) Duban - It's Gonna Get Nasty Dillinja - Friday Agressor Bunx - Ninja Dossa & Locuzzed - Ninja Killbox - Bound To Others Futurebound VS Jaguar Skills - Shawdow King Jaguar Skills feat Wide Awake - Fly (Jag's Reload Version) Jaguar Skills feat Wide Awake - Fly (Original Sin)J aguar Skills - Reload That Bassnectar & ATLiens - Interlock DJ Fresh vs Diplo - Bang Bang - (René LaVice's Trigger Happy Remix) Wilkinson - We Will Be Mind Vortex - The Day After Tomorrow Pegboard Nerds - BAMF Jaguar Skills - Ready To Rock Adrian Younge & Ali Shaheed Muhammad - Theme From Luke Cage Echo Knight - Code 1 Dr Meaker - Wanna Feel Love (Klax Remix) Jauz x Netsky - Higher (Prototypes Remix) The Dream Team - Public Enemy (Saxxxon Remix) Diamention - UK Wilkinson - Brand New (Raizer Re-Edit) The Prodigy - Ibiza DC Breaks - Wanted Dead Or Alive AMC - Thor VIP Mind Vortex - Future Fold VIP Sympton - Break VIP Emperor - Tireless Insideinfo - Renegade Jaguar Skills - Wu Tang Cadenza - Tek Dem Delta Heavy - Kaleidoscope (Rene LaVice Remix) Dirtyphonics - Teleportation - (The Prototypes Remix) Drumsound & Bassline Smith - Cobra DC Breaks - SWAG 2017 Original Sin X Jaguar Skills - Vandals Back Jaguar Skills - Outro