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In Episode 17, I speak again with my old friend and fellow rave war veteran, Phil Klein, also known as Bass Junkie. Phil is a highly respected UK music producer, having crafted tunes since the late 1980s, and is known for his deep love of Electro and Miami Bass. In this second of our two part discussion, we delve into his experiences with underground parties in the 1990s, his ventures to Miami for production collaborations with his Electro heroes Dynamix II, the establishment of his record label Battle Trax, and the release of his music under various aliases. Additionally, we touch upon the London Electro scene of the early 2000s, centred around parties from Haywire and the Foundry bar in Shoreditch, as well as delve into the intricacies of his ongoing music and podcasting endeavours. As ever if you appreciate the podcast then please subscribe to the channel and like the videos. This really helps spread the tales and stories to new audiences and will help us grow and expand.Links to Phil's music, mixes and new podcasthttps://soundcloud.com/pak-jamzhttps://www.mixcloud.com/PAKJAMZ/https://www.facebook.com/groups/116076871761989/Support the showhttps://www.youtube.com/@ControlledWeirdnesshttps://open.spotify.com/artist/20nC7cQni8ZrvRC2REZjOIhttps://www.instagram.com/controlledweirdness/https://controlledweirdness.bandcamp.com/Theme song is Controlled Weirdness - Drifting in the Streetshttps://open.spotify.com/track/7GJfmYy4RjMyLIg9nffuktHosted from a South London tower block by Neil Keating aka Controlled Weirdness. Tales from a Disappearing City is a chance for Neil to tell some untold subcultural stories from past and present, joined by friends from his lifelong journey through subterranean London. Neil is a veteran producer and DJ and has been at the front line of all aspects of club and sound system culture since the mid 80's when he first began to go to nightclubs, gigs, and illegal parties. His musical CV includes playing everywhere from plush clubs to dirty warehouses as well as mixing tunes on a variety of iconic London pirate radio stations. He has released music on numerous underground record labels and was responsible for promoting and playing at a series of legendary early raves in the USA at the start of the 90's. He still DJ's in the UK and throu...

In Episode 16, I speak with my old friend and fellow rave war veteran, Phil Klein, also known as Bass Junkie. Phil is a highly respected UK music producer, having crafted tunes since the late 1980s, and is known for his deep love of Electro and Miami Bass. In this first of our two part discussion, we delve into his early music recollections, highlighting the pivotal moment when his cousin introduced him to the Street Sounds Electro series in 1983, an encounter that significantly altered the trajectory of his life. After reflecting on his memories of the iconic hip-hop event, UK Fresh, held at Wembley Arena in 1986, we then explore Phil's journey of delving into imported twelve-inch records from Groove Records in Soho, alongside his relentless pursuit of rare tunes. Subsequently, we explore his foray into mastering scratching techniques and crafting beats. Finishing this episode, we explore Phil's initiation into free parties, alongside members of the local Fear Teacher's sound system. In the next episode, we will delve into his experiences with underground parties in the 1990s, his ventures to Miami for production collaborations with Dynamix II, the establishment of his record label Battle Trax, and the release of music under various aliases. Additionally, we'll touch upon the London Electro scene of the early 2000s, centred around parties from Haywire and the Foundry bar in Shoreditch, as well as delve into the intricacies of his ongoing music and podcasting endeavours. Stay tuned for that and as ever if you appreciate the podcast then please subscribe to the channel and like the videos. This really helps spread the tales and stories to new audiences and will help us grow and expand.Links to Phil's music, mixes and new podcasthttps://soundcloud.com/pak-jamzhttps://www.mixcloud.com/PAKJAMZ/https://www.facebook.com/groups/116076871761989/Support the showhttps://www.youtube.com/@ControlledWeirdnesshttps://open.spotify.com/artist/20nC7cQni8ZrvRC2REZjOIhttps://www.instagram.com/controlledweirdness/https://controlledweirdness.bandcamp.com/Theme song is Controlled Weirdness - Drifting in the Streetshttps://open.spotify.com/track/7GJfmYy4RjMyLIg9nffuktHosted from a South London tower block by Neil Keating aka Controlled Weirdness. Tales from a Disappearing City is a chance for Neil to tell some untold subcultural stories from past and present, joined by friends from his lifelong journey through subterranean London. Neil is a veteran producer and DJ and has been at the front line of all aspects of club and sound system culture since the mid 80's when he first began to go to nightclubs, gigs, and illegal parties. His musical CV includes playing everywhere from plush clubs to dirty warehouses as well as mixing tunes on a variety of iconic London pirate radio stations. He has released music on numerous underground record labels and was responsible for promoting and playing at a series of legendary early raves in the USA at the start of the 90's. He still DJ's in the UK and throu...

**Sean Jay's Beats & Pieces Show Replay On traxfm.org. Sean Gave Us Old School Hip Hop/Electro Classics With Artist Of The Month Biz Markie Plus Warson, Doom, Big Daddy Kane, 3rd Bass, Dynamix II, Captain Rock, S.Mos & More. Catch Sean Jay's Beats & Pieces Each & Every Thursday From 9PM UK Time On traxfm.org #traxfm #seanjay #beatsandpieces #oldschool #hiphop #electro #remix #inthemix Listen Live Here Via The Trax FM Player: chat.traxfm.org/player/index.html Mixcloud LIVE :mixcloud.com/live/traxfm Free Trax FM Android App: play.google.com/store/apps/det...mradio.ba.a6bcb The Trax FM Facebook Page : facebook.com/original103.3 Trax FM Live On Hear This: hearthis.at/k8bdngt4/live Tunerr: tunerr.co/radio/Trax-FM Tune In Radio : tunein.com/radio/Trax-FM-s225176 OnLine Radio Box: onlineradiobox.com/uk/trax/?cs...cs=uk.traxRadio Radio Deck: radiodeck.com/radio/5a09e2de87...7e3370db06d44dc Radio.Net: traxfmlondon.radio.net Stream Radio : streema.com/radios/Trax_FM..The_Originals Live Online Radio: liveonlineradio.net/english/tr...ax-fm-103-3.htm**

Miami's legendary Dynamix II (1985), responsible for pioneering the genre of music known as Electro-Bass. Enjoy a simple edit for Dj's by Mr. Turner. May The Bass Be With You. Nothing Left To Say.

Let's give Bass Patrol their flowers Bass Patrol was a Miami Bass group signed to Jose Armada Jr.'s Joey Boy Records, although technically, two separate groups. The first Bass Patrol made waves with their debut album Rock this Planet in 1988. The sound was a vocoder-driven Electro Bass album released on the heels of the era's successful tracks by similarly themed acts Dynamix II, Maggotron, and MC A.D.E. The project seemed to be spearheaded by Calvin and Carlton Mills, Joey Boy Records' in-house production team (also known as Rock Force), and featured Miami area radio DJ Eddy Mix. As this entity, Bass Patrol released little else and found limited success. Joey Boy Records was known to own acts' names and reassign them to new groups. In this case, the label signed Orlando area producer DJ Fury and rapper RX Lord, then assigned them the Bass Patrol moniker. The duo was far less Electro-oriented. Similar to Tampa Bay area Quad Force, this incarnation of Bass Patrol bridged the car audio bass scene and the 3rd wave "booty bass" scene when they released the album Kings of Bass in 1992 as the label attempted to cash in on the marketing formula that made DJ Magic Mike the commercial success within the Bass scene. The act's success, and the label's loss of Rock Force, caused DJ Fury to become somewhat of a replacement in-house producer, as well as a solo artist. As Bass Patrol, he continued to produce several albums for the label until Jose Armada Jr. slimmed down operations before finally revamping his group of labels into a Gospel music outfit. DJ Fury continues to make music today for his own Full Moon Music, although not under the Bass Patrol name. Competition Bass All Hoes (Part 2) Quad Boom Contest Earthquake A Ho Is Whatchamaka All Hoes (Part 1) Back 2 Da Bass Let's Take a Ride Trick Make Me Rich Nothin but Bass Never Ending Bass 30's-N-Lows BP Is Tough Fire It Up Gimmie Some Bass Freak That Thang Down For Whatever Bass Breakdown Hollier-Low Rider Bass Bass Town Shake Down Kings of Bass Where the Freaks At? Don't Stop That Bass Drop 4 Da Bass Lovers

Let's give Bass Patrol their flowers Bass Patrol was a Miami Bass group signed to Jose Armada Jr.'s Joey Boy Records, although technically, two separate groups. The first Bass Patrol made waves with their debut album Rock this Planet in 1988. The sound was a vocoder-driven Electro Bass album released on the heels of the era's successful tracks by similarly themed acts Dynamix II, Maggotron, and MC A.D.E. The project seemed to be spearheaded by Calvin and Carlton Mills, Joey Boy Records' in-house production team (also known as Rock Force), and featured Miami area radio DJ Eddy Mix. As this entity, Bass Patrol released little else and found limited success. Joey Boy Records was known to own acts' names and reassign them to new groups. In this case, the label signed Orlando area producer DJ Fury and rapper RX Lord, then assigned them the Bass Patrol moniker. The duo was far less Electro-oriented. Similar to Tampa Bay area Quad Force, this incarnation of Bass Patrol bridged the car audio bass scene and the 3rd wave "booty bass" scene when they released the album Kings of Bass in 1992 as the label attempted to cash in on the marketing formula that made DJ Magic Mike the commercial success within the Bass scene. The act's success, and the label's loss of Rock Force, caused DJ Fury to become somewhat of a replacement in-house producer, as well as a solo artist. As Bass Patrol, he continued to produce several albums for the label until Jose Armada Jr. slimmed down operations before finally revamping his group of labels into a Gospel music outfit. DJ Fury continues to make music today for his own Full Moon Music, although not under the Bass Patrol name. Competition Bass All Hoes (Part 2) Quad Boom Contest Earthquake A Ho Is Whatchamaka All Hoes (Part 1) Back 2 Da Bass Let's Take a Ride Trick Make Me Rich Nothin but Bass Never Ending Bass 30's-N-Lows BP Is Tough Fire It Up Gimmie Some Bass Freak That Thang Down For Whatever Bass Breakdown Hollier-Low Rider Bass Bass Town Shake Down Kings of Bass Where the Freaks At? Don't Stop That Bass Drop 4 Da Bass Lovers

1. JTG - Duckface 2. Danny Bandito - Mad Max 3. Hydraulix A.T.B. Remix - Around The World 4. Booty Sweat 5. Psychosis - Rump Bump 6. Shade - O.M.G 7. Supersonic Big Bottom House Of Rockin Boom 8. DJ Genesis - Joy Pain Remix 9. Afrorican - Give It All You Got Booty Remix 10. Hydraulix - 305 to 315 11. Shade - This Is Miami Part 2 12. Rouge Planet - Back 2 Miami 13. Rick Ross Remix - Yo Mamma Feels My Crack Rock 14. JDouble - Miami vs Ibiza 15. JTG - I Make It Rain 16. N-Hance - Touch 17. JTG - Move That 18. D.O.H - I Ran Music sets my soul free to actually be whom and what I want to be! This is how I see myself as a Dj. My love for music goes all the way back from the 50’s to current. I started enjoying this scene in the early 90’s at many of the Tampa and Orlando clubs that made my love for Breaks grow into a life lasting experience that has changed me as much as the music has changed itself. Born in Atlantic City, New Jersey it wasn’t until I came to Tampa, FL did I truly get to experience the love for breaks and the Producers and Dj’s that played this style of music. Some of my major influences I have had the pleasure of playing with and learning from areRob E &Security, Icey, Lee Coombs, Meryln, D- Extreme, Stylus, Dynamix II, Andy Hughes, Jason Brown Jon E Rotton and so many more. As well as someone who influenced me to learn more into this side of mixing music like JDub. I have had the pleasure and honor of being mentored by Dj Security who has taught me more than I ever would have realized one could learn in this art of mixing that we all love so much and to this day I remember being in the studio with him and having my break through moment while mixing some Electro Breaks which has turned into being the style of breaks that I am most truly passionate about playing. I have since been added to the label Fundamental Breakz Collective which has been a driving force in the breaks scene for over 21 years. Honored to be on this with so many talented Dj’s and extremely blessed that I was thought of to be included by the founders Rob E & Security. I also am involved in Grand Slam Crew, Monkey Tennis Group, Theoryon Records, SideShow Kuts, 1200 Hustle. I want the direction of my music to allow people to go on a journey that they might have thought was not possible at these times. A moment to just allow them to let everything go that hinders there progression into whatever they might want to become for that moment. If I have just 1 person tell me they enjoyed what I love to do and played for them. For me that is what it’s all about. Links https://soundcloud.com/joe-genaldi https://www.mixcloud.com/joe-genaldi/ https://twitch.tv/joegfbc Labels https://www.facebook.com/FundamentalBreakzCollective https://www.facebook.com/monkeytennisgroup https://www.sideshowkuts.com/ https://www.facebook.com/theoryonrecords https://www.facebook.com/1200Hustle

Part 1: Hydraulix aka Ashrock & Jimi The Genius interview and selections, USA Note: Ashrock is the first voice you hear in the interview Note: Love and thanks to Kenny Lee Solares for his help setting this episode up T/error & 4th Genome - Bass Agenda Intro Hydraulix - Streetwalker Hydraulix - Ghetto Style (VIP) Hydraulix - Drop It Down Ashrock - Miami Frankie Bones - Front to the Back (Jimi The Genius remix) DJ Shadow - Building Steam with a Grain of Salt Beastie Boys - Brass Monkey Kraftwerk - Musique Non Stop Dynamix II - Bass Generator Tricky D - Take It To The Max (Hydraulix remix) Hydraulix - Robocop Hydraulix - Future Leaders Hydraulix - Machines Neil Landstrumm & Si Begg - The Pusher Man Tamiami - Makina Djedjotronic - Global Surveillance Locked Club - Doschitai Promo - Kronos Device - Hyperkub3 Part 2: Hydraulix guest mix Fractions - Constellations Marshall Applewhite - Destroy the Silence Jerome Hill - Lunacy Module Locked Club - Doschital Anthony Rother - Red Light District (B.L.I.M. Remix) Assembler Code - Outer Trace Anthony Rother - Hyperbolic Bryan Never - Blue Doctors Hydraulix - Signs (XeroDefx Remix) Mixhell - The Way (Etnik Remix) Hydraulix vs. Code Rising - Pop That P Hydraulix x TecRoc - Syntopia Edit XeroDefx - Parasite Djedjotronic - Global Surveillance Hydraulix - Lo Key Part 3: Beatprozessor guest mix, Austria Artificial Arm - Get Down (To The Sound) World Class Wreckin Cru - He's Bionic Beatprozessor - Fresh Prince - Erotic City Otto Von Schirach - Skate Battle Dog Bass AUX 88 - Alias Computor Rockers - Technosound Freak Force Crew - Program The 808 2BMF - We Can Get Together Super Geniu$ - Gangsta Mentality Flo Rida ft T-Pain - Low Code Rising - Space Cadet Computor Rockers - Computor Interface (USB 2.0) Mike Ash - Abduct Experiment Clone Breed Egyptian Lover - P.E.L.F. Dynamix II ft Diamond Eyez - Night Ride Dynamik Bass System - Electronic Egyptian Lover - Zombies Urban J - Countdown (Double Tease Mix) Far East Movement ft The Cataracs & DEV - Like A G6 Biochip C - Go Bang (Jackal & Hyde Remix) Don Of Da Click - Mp3 V.I.P. Beatprozessor - My Girlfriend is a Cyborg Ghosts In The Machine - Inside The Kill Box Mustard Gunn vs Onken - Take No Prisoners Detroit Grand Pubahs ft Dynamix II - Dr. Bootygrabber (Mr. O's Miami Mix) Romplex - The Mission Casio Social Club vs XS Night - More Love ____________________________________________________________________ More music to get you through lockdown: Various Objekts Vols 1 to 4 - 50+ Free Tracks - https://we.tl/t-BDpS1d1HKG

The mix series for Cognitive Music artists and friends. Download here or visit http://cognitivemusic.com to listen, download and view artist info. This mix is a collection of some of 21paths's favorite tracks. Bio: All sets are recorded live, no editing. I hit record, then play, then tear shit up. 21paths has been Djing since 1996, though he was known by the name of DJ Alias until recently. When he began djing he was heavily influenced by DJs and artists such as Sasha, John Digweed, Quivver, Hybrid, Jackal & Hyde and Dynamix II leading to his unique tastes in music and style of mixing. Break Beat is his heart and soul but on occasion, you can hear him throwing down some of darkest of house and trance. One thing is guaranteed, any time he throws down it's going to make you move. 21paths is Also co-owner of FUNKY Flavor. FUNKY Flavor is dedicated to spreading the love of breakbeat music. Check out FUNKY Flavor for latest in breakbeat mixes by some well-known DJs and some up and comers. One thing is certain, you will always find the best of breakbeat at FUNKY Flavor. TRACKLIST – Cognitive Music Breaks Episode 06 - 21paths 01. Break Through Intro 02. A Robot Comes To Her - Golden Age Legacy (Original Mix) 03. Solesystem & El Aero - Birds (Solesystem Remix) 04. A-Mase - Lonely Soul (Esok Remix) 05. Sergey Lavrinenko - Ray of Light (Original Mix) 06. A-Mase, Stash & Spider - Inspiration (Breaks MIx) 07. Deepcry - Life Without Life (Omauha Remix) 08. A-Mase - Together (Original Mix) 09. A-Mase - Sensuality (Original Mix) 10. Raggapop Inc - The World Of Sound (Rick Tedesco Remix) 11. Pluton - The Stars Wait For Us (21paths Edit) 12. ReTrigger - Tiaga (Original Mix) 13. Aluria - Dreams (Satinka Remix) 21paths https://soundcloud.com/21paths https://facebook.com/21paths http://cognitivemusic.com/artist/21paths Funky Flavor Music https://soundcloud.com/funkyflavormusic https://facebook.com/FunkyFlavorMusic

You can support the future of Bass Agenda by buying releases, T-shirts and Hoodies here - https://bassagendarecordings.bandcamp.com/ Part 1 - Frankie Bones (USA), Interview & Selections Illektrolab & 4th Genome - Bass Agenda Intro Frankie Bones - And The Break Goes Again Frankie Bones - Funky Acid Makossa Frankie Bones - Last One Standing Frankie Bones - The Opressed Frankie Bones - Word Frankie Bones - Just Wanna Talk To You La Flavour - Mandolay (The Latin Rascals Bonus Beat Mix) Frankie Bones - Mandolay Break Success-n-Effect - Roll It Up (Remix) (Bass Kickin Beats) Frankie Bones - Acid Break The Shamen - Move Any Mountain (Pro-Gen) (Bonesbreaks Mastermix) Frankie Bones - Call It Techno (Raito remix) Frankie Bones - Call It Techno (Carlo Lio remix) Raito - Rave 92 Frankie Bones - Burn Them Up Selecta Frankie Bones - Unidentified Frankie Bones - I Love Stephanie Staxx Frankie Bones - Dreams On Plastic Frankie Bones - Gangster Music Part 2 - Frankie Bones guest mix Let The Bass Kick (The Sequal) - Success-N-Effect (Frankie Bones Remix) Helter Skelter - Tessela Move My Body - Raito Collect Those Ends - Jensen Interceptor Cola - V2 (Iva Edit) Smokin - Randomer Cut The Midrange - E.R.N.E.S.T.O 89 In London - Bonesbreaks feat. Jay-Z Present Day, Present Time -Raito Rouge Electric - Subphonic Addict - Radioactive Man I’m The Information (Powder) - Bonesbreaks Hurts - Kove feat Moko (Special Request Mix) Pocket Piano - K!nk The Robots - Kraftwerk (Back To Miami Mix) Body Clock - Dexorcist The Fontainbleau - Jensen Interceptor Check It - F.O.S. Project Part 3 - Electro round-up Jensen Interceptor - Hydro System Foreign Sequence - Meow Paw Thomas P Heckmann - Provide The Future Bass Junkie - Surrender Or Be Destroyed! Dynamix II feat Diamond Eyez - Night Ride (Club) Oliver Way feat Ben Long - Calling Danny Boy Andy Clark - Sonder You can support the future of Bass Agenda by buying releases, T-shirts and Hoodies here - https://bassagendarecordings.bandcamp.com/

Merry Christmas everybody! And a Happy New Year y'all. So whats your New Years Resolution? Wait let me guess. If your like most of us the plan is to get in shape again right? Easier said than done I know. But who better to get advice from than the guy top actors and actresses seek out to shape up? Who? Freaking nobody thats who. Vinnie Tortorich has trained more of hollywoods finest than anyone else. Do yourself a favor and hear him out. Do me a favor and rate the show in iTunes, it helps us get noticed by more people. and thank you for sharing.  Love Y'all. Music this episode provided by Gee Rock from his new hip hop Christmas EP The X-Mas Files. https://itunes.apple.com/us/album/tha-x-mas-filez-ep/1320234771 Extra special thanks to Dynamix II for providing their classic Christmas Bass tune Sleigh Vibe. 

Elektrodos show of the 25th September 2017 dedicated to new electro songs from producers such as Dynamix II & John Robie and Sky Borg. With DJ Set from DJ Geremy Elektrodos show del 25 de septiembre del 2017, dedicado a novedades de artistas como Dynamix II & John Robie y Sky Borg. Con DJ Set de DJ Geremy Playlist: 01. Dynamix II & Johan Robie - They´re Coming 02. Skyborg - Guetto Blasta 03. DJ Geremy DJ Set

This week in the Armory, we welcome Charlotte's Rex Dasteppa to the 1s and 2s. Press play. Get Down. A mainstay of the club scene and DJ life for the better part of 25 years, Charlotte NC's Rex Dasteppa (aka Lorin Wade) has a very distinct and diverse djing style that pulls from all genres and emotions of music and puts the listener on a complete mix of heavy riddims, ghetto, house, and broken beats. Having held many residencies over the years at some of the country's most prestigious nightclubs, with his ever evolving versatility, has given him the opportunity to open for and share the stage over the decades with a who's who of electronic artists and Djs including Orbital, DJ Craze, Carl Cox, Roni Size, Rabbit in the Moon, Hardkiss Brothers, and Dynamix II just to name a few. Rex Dasteppa is the owner and director of respected boutique dance label Base Industry Records, where he spends his time looking for fresh and talented artists, and has worked with Lowfreak, Nina Wilde, Freq Boutique, Move Ya, Stephen Cole, Rick Tedesco and more. As a producer, he holds original and remixing credits for artists like Agent K, J-Break, Charlie P, Plex Long, and more, seeing releases on Digital Records, Rewind, Abstract Logic, Twijit, BasicLux, as well as his label Base Industry. Bookings: stella.baseindustry@gmail.com General inquiry: baseindustryrecords@gmail.com Find more of Rex Dasteppa and Base Industry Records music and merchandise at the links below. http://soundcloud.com/base-industry-records https://www.facebook.com/baseindustry http://shop.spreadshirt.com/baseindustry/ http://www.beatport.com/label/base-industry-records/39154 Artwork by Jem Panufnik

Each show I ask an electronic music producer to select some tracks that are important to them: (1) Track/s that influenced their starting to make music (2) Track/s that have blown them away recently (3) Their favourite own production(s) Part 1 - James Wolfe (USA) Interview & selections Illektrolab & 4th Genome - Bass Agenda Intro F8 - Welcome To My Life James Wolfe - TransBass V2 Korrupted Brothers - You Know The Business N-Ter - Life (James Wolfe remix) Bahamut - Planet-E (Scratch D of Dynamix II and James Wolfe remix) Techtonic Plates - Electric Charge James Wolfe - Baddest Bitch In Da Club Hydrashock - NFiLTR8 Techtonic Plates - Enter The Game T.Linder - Liver Noise (Andrew Red Hand remix) Brice Kelly - CTRL Dynamix II - Don't Touch That Dial Science Club - Depression (Dubpression) Roman Zawdony - 13 Warnings iNHUMAN dESIGNED - The Conversion (Scratch D & James Wolfe remix) Ghostlight vs Code Rising - Bot Wars 2.1 Code Rising - Don't Sweat The Technics Part 2 - Guest mix by James Wolfe 1) Wolfe meets Shaun Of The Dead - Intro 2) Frajile Bass Agenda - Influx 3) Wolfe vs Cloak - The Lost Mission 4) James Wolfe - Baddest Bitch In Da Club (Ghostlights REDRUM Mix) 5) Frajile Interlude - Uno 6) Red Snapper - Some Kind Of Kink (Two Lone Swordsmen mix - Frajile's Redo) 7) N-ter - Life (James Wolfe Remix) 8) Anthony Nuzzo - Killing Moon 9) HydrashocK - NFILTR8 10) Cloak & Dagger - Kaotiq Psyence 2016 11) Frajile Interlude - Dos 12) Sarah McLachlan – Possession (Rabbit In The Moon vs James Wolfe & Bobby BuzZ Official Remix) 13) Code Rising vs Cloak - The Pulse 14) DC (Rabbit in the Moon) - LET'S DANCE

This week The Jam-Cast welcomes SKYY. Based out of Greenville, SC, SKYY (aka Josh Stone) put himself to the challenge of the EDM DJ art form. Since 2004, he has met this challenge and proven himself worthy. His unique style of Breaks & Bass music along with creative mixing skills have landed him spots alongside many of Dance music's legends that include but are not limited to Paul Oakenfold, DJ Icey, Rick West, Fixx, Keith Mackenzie, DJB, Dynamix II, Chris Carter, Storm & Trevor Rockwell, Agent K & Deuce, Jackal & Hyde, J-Break, Factor-E, Downlink, Must Die!, Styles & Complete, and Dotcom. We hope you enjoy the mix!http://coastalx.wix.com/skyydjnbpTracklist:1.Broken Styleers - Never Young To Live2.Dickin - Lick3.Wes Smith - Won't Stop4.Destilux - Tight (Dickin Remix)5.Dr. Beats - WAV6.Kuplay & The Flea - Kebaina7.Geon - Fluence8.Kuplay - Arreoh9.Alex G - Mr. Roboto (Seth Vogt Remix)10.Mutantbreakz - Bonus (Wes Smith Remix)11.Old School Pick Of The Week12.Funk U - Feel So13.Wes Smith - Do You14.Anonyms - Medium15.KMFX - Puff Puff Pass16.Deibeat - Rhythm Is LoveArtwork by Jem Panufnikwww.JemPanufnik.com

This mix features one hour of the finest sounds breakbeat and bass. As usual lots of promos and new releases mixed by Drunken Beat. Tracklist: 1. Dynamix II - 1,000,000 Mhz 2. Stanton Warriors - Jiggle Dat (Full Length Mix) 3. Acropolis Sound - Bring Me Down (Original Mix) 4. Beta - Headspace 5. Wes Smith, Dirty Kicks - Do It To Me Baby 6. Mafia Kiss Vs Inner City - Get It Started 7. Beatslappaz vs Redlight - Hot 9TS 8. Fritz Carlton - Bruce Wayne (Original Mix) 9. Body Bag - (SD Master)01 10. Stanton Warriors - Slip Away featuring Tina Grace 11. Badjokes - THE BASS 12. Hypho - Gang Culture (Prizma Remix) 13. Stereoliez & Pu666y - We Gonna (Tisoki Remix) 14. Spenghead - Raw Badman vs. Cooked Badman 15. Twins Break - Tiki Taka 16. Giocator - Eyes Wide Open (Original Mix) 17. Freestylers - The Slammer 18. DJ Hero - Hula Hoop 19. Stonewash - Bass Planet 20. Metha - Dark Smile (Original Mix) 21. Boys Noise - Yeah (Stanton Warriors Re Bump) 22. Stanton Warriors - Where's the Beef? (Original Mix) 23. O.T. Genasis - Coco (Stabber & Lazy Ants Bootleg)

Tracklist: 1. Dynamix II - 1,000,000 Mhz 2. Stanton Warriors - Jiggle Dat (Full Length Mix) 3. Acropolis Sound - Bring Me Down (Original Mix) 4. Beta - Headspace 5. Wes Smith, Dirty Kicks - Do It To Me Baby 6. Mafia Kiss Vs Inner City - Get It Started 7. Beatslappaz vs Redlight - Hot 9TS 8. Fritz Carlton - Bruce Wayne (Original Mix) 9. Body Bag - (SD Master)01 10. Stanton Warriors - Slip Away featuring Tina Grace 11. Badjokes - THE BASS 12. Hypho - Gang Culture (Prizma Remix) 13. Stereoliez & Pu666y - We Gonna (Tisoki Remix) 14. Spenghead - Raw Badman vs. Cooked Badman 15. Twins Break - Tiki Taka 16. Giocator - Eyes Wide Open (Original Mix) 17. Freestylers - The Slammer 18. DJ Hero - Hula Hoop 19. Stonewash - Bass Planet 20. Metha - Dark Smile (Original Mix) 21. Boys Noise - Yeah (Stanton Warriors Re Bump) 22. Stanton Warriors - Where's the Beef? (Original Mix) 23. O.T. Genasis - Coco (Stabber & Lazy Ants Bootleg) Subscribe & follow: facebook.com/runbit.info hearthis.at/runbit

This mix features one hour of the finest sounds breakbeat and bass. As usual lots of promos and new releases mixed by Drunken Beat. Tracklist: 1. Dynamix II - 1,000,000 Mhz 2. Stanton Warriors - Jiggle Dat (Full Length Mix) 3. Acropolis Sound - Bring Me Down (Original Mix) 4. Beta - Headspace 5. Wes Smith, Dirty Kicks - Do It To Me Baby 6. Mafia Kiss Vs Inner City - Get It Started 7. Beatslappaz vs Redlight - Hot 9TS 8. Fritz Carlton - Bruce Wayne (Original Mix) 9. Body Bag - (SD Master)01 10. Stanton Warriors - Slip Away featuring Tina Grace 11. Badjokes - THE BASS 12. Hypho - Gang Culture (Prizma Remix) 13. Stereoliez & Pu666y - We Gonna (Tisoki Remix) 14. Spenghead - Raw Badman vs. Cooked Badman 15. Twins Break - Tiki Taka 16. Giocator - Eyes Wide Open (Original Mix) 17. Freestylers - The Slammer 18. DJ Hero - Hula Hoop 19. Stonewash - Bass Planet 20. Metha - Dark Smile (Original Mix) 21. Boys Noise - Yeah (Stanton Warriors Re Bump) 22. Stanton Warriors - Where's the Beef? (Original Mix) 23. O.T. Genasis - Coco (Stabber & Lazy Ants Bootleg)

Tracklist: 1. Dynamix II - 1,000,000 Mhz 2. Stanton Warriors - Jiggle Dat (Full Length Mix) 3. Acropolis Sound - Bring Me Down (Original Mix) 4. Beta - Headspace 5. Wes Smith, Dirty Kicks - Do It To Me Baby 6. Mafia Kiss Vs Inner City - Get It Started 7. Beatslappaz vs Redlight - Hot 9TS 8. Fritz Carlton - Bruce Wayne (Original Mix) 9. Body Bag - (SD Master)01 10. Stanton Warriors - Slip Away featuring Tina Grace 11. Badjokes - THE BASS 12. Hypho - Gang Culture (Prizma Remix) 13. Stereoliez & Pu666y - We Gonna (Tisoki Remix) 14. Spenghead - Raw Badman vs. Cooked Badman 15. Twins Break - Tiki Taka 16. Giocator - Eyes Wide Open (Original Mix) 17. Freestylers - The Slammer 18. DJ Hero - Hula Hoop 19. Stonewash - Bass Planet 20. Metha - Dark Smile (Original Mix) 21. Boys Noise - Yeah (Stanton Warriors Re Bump) 22. Stanton Warriors - Where's the Beef? (Original Mix) 23. O.T. Genasis - Coco (Stabber & Lazy Ants Bootleg) Subscribe & follow: facebook.com/runbit.info hearthis.at/runbit

Each show I ask an electronic music producer to select some tracks that are important to them: (1) Track/s that influenced their starting to make music (2) Track/s that have blown them away recently (3) Their favourite own production(s) This week - interview and selections from COMMUTER, France More info - https://soundcloud.com/commuter Part 1 - Interview & selections from Commuter Illektrolab & 4th Genome - Bass Agenda Intro Commuter - Be Yourself Commuter - Modern Economy Commuter - TS-19 Gary Gritness - The Filth Dome Anthony Rother - Automat Commuter - Digital Memories Part 1 Commuter - Photon Miss Kittin - ManekiNeko (Ichi Ni San Chi Remix By Commuter) Depeche Mode - Alone (DJedjotronic remix) Model 500 - Station Radioactive Man - Space Ranger Marrs - Pump Up The Volume Kraftwerk - Antenna Morphology - Integral (Hardfloor remix) Edemski - Japan Vema-Diodes - Guetto Party Part 2 - 'Free Real Music' compilation showcase mixed by w1b0, The Netherlands Afrika Bambaataa Vs Jock D - 6 Million Ways to Dance Afrika Bambaataa & Redeye - She's going crazy [Scratch D of Dynamix II remix] The Egyptian Lover - Dance To My Beat Darkmode - Esper Canvax - Wasted O.K. Irky - I See Music LectroMagnetique - Other Dimension Pi-xl - Quark Andy Clark - On The Periphery Maggotron - Guten Aben Keith K Hopewell - Myths & Structures Siak - M_Config Robodrum - Electrohouse Is Not Electro Dan Axon - 10,000 Degree Wind

The Armory Podcast has been woefully short on female artists, an oversight we intend to correct beginning with this week's special guest. In her hometown of Orlando and across North America they call her “The Bass Queen”. She's an accomplished DJ and producer and runs her own label, “Bad Baby”. She is the talented and lovely, Baby Anne, and we're thrilled to have her in The Armory this week. Now Press play. And get down! Baby Anne aka "The Bass Queen" has blazed a Trail across North America and Beyond with her DJ sets and Original Productions. Her signature recipe is a delicious fusion of high energy Electro Breaks and Miami Bass seasoned with funky beats and driving bass lines. Her musical influences range from Miami Bass stalwarts Dynamix II and AfroRican, to overseas tunes by Kraftwerk & 808 State, from statesides DJ Icey and Information Society to a host of Funky Freestyle records from back in the day! Baby Anne is known not only as a DJ but also a recording artist, having dropped loads of tracks on her own Bad Baby record label and DJ Icey's Zone Records Imprint as well as other labels. Her latest single "Baby Vicious", on Bad Baby is rocking dance floors across the country. Baby Anne has pounded out 14 Mix Cds, all of which have charted on the Billboard Soundscan Electronic Top 50 album chart from 1999's "BassQueen in the Mix" to last year's  release, "Beauty of The Beats".   Baby Anne is currently on tour promoting her latest CD release, "Disturbing the Beats". Connect with Baby Anne here: https://www.facebook.com/bassqueen http://bassqueen.com/ https://twitter.com/BadBabyAnne https://soundcloud.com/baby-anne Artwork by www.jempanufnik.com

Originally broadcast as part of Bass Agenda 45 this mix showcases some of the artists and tracks on Zero One Music, the label owned by Will Web and David Noller aka Scratch D of Dynamix II. More info: http://www.discogs.com/digital?ev=dg-sdl&label=Zero+One+Music On Friday 2nd August Bass Agenda will be broadcasting an interview with Will Web as well as playing his track selections - tracks that inspired him to start making music, tracks he is most proud of making and tracks that have blown him away recently. The show will be broadcast on www.future-music.co.uk at 20.00 UK Time and will also include a guest mix from USA DJ PureLogic and UK Techno legend DJ Billy Nasty. Join the event page on Facebook here - https://www.facebook.com/events/1404669703078392/?context=create#

This weeks Monday Mental Meltdown set including Hip Hop 17 in our seriesAfrika and The Zulu Kings - CarsOverlord X - Let There Be RockLonnie - This Is Our StyleThis Is A Jam - Demon BoyzLady Sugar Sweet - Sugar SweetJunior Gee & The A Team - The Terminator M.C. Duke - Jus DisAsher d & daddy freddy - Ragamuffin Hip HopDJ Groove - Cold Trippin'Sir Quick Draw - Rap-A-Hollic Divine Force - We Came Here Electro 17 (Side 1)M-4 Sers & Fresh Celeste - Jam on the RadioTuff Crew - Def JounGTS (Girls Talkin' Shit) - Skin Tight Dynamix II & Too Tough Tee - Straight from the JungleCookie Crew - Females (Get On Up)Public Enemy - Bring The NoiseRoxanne Shante - Pay BackHurby's Machine feat. Antoinette - I Got An AttitudeMixmaster Gee & The Turntable Orchestra - Loud And Clear Kings Of Rapp - gangster lordsRhymin 2B Climin - Still Chillin Worthy D & The Boys - Nikes On My Feet Raheem The Dream - He Said She Said Fila Fresh Crew - I Hate To Go To WorkBig Daddy Kane - Get Into ItElectro 17 (Side 2)Fresh To Rock - JB Ski and Prince E LS Fresh - You Can't Get No Pussy! Afro-Rican & DJ Magic Mike - Give it All You GotGregory D & DJ Mannie Fresh - Throw downM.C. Shy D - I Wanna Dance Download Here

Friday 2nd Sep 2011 Close to the edge / The AoN Beatboxed / The AoN Son Of Beatstreet / Jazzy J The Coldest Rap / Ice T Hip Hop BeBop / Man Parrish Do Ya Like Scratchin / World Famous Supreme Team Beatronic / The Unknown DJ Grapevine / Zapp Love Groove / Reeno Electro Bitch / Orson Bramley *Dagobert Lp Teaser / Dagobert* For more info regarding this release visit http://www.electroempire.com/forum/showthread.php?t=7386 and also https://www.facebook.com/dominanceelectricity Get down to my technique ( Dynamix II remix ) / Jackal & Hyde Phaze Me / Alden Tyrell Solar Storm / Lektroid Bass Invasion / Dagobert AmnesicSpecies / The Outsider In Control / Fleck Beat Technician / Debonaire Electro Scratch / Skyborg Programmed 4 Love / Newcleus Lefty Righty / BMV Transformer / MC Craig G PSK ( what dose it mean ) / Schooly D You can Do It / Ice Cube Roxanne Roxanne / UTFO Download Here

Second Edition Of the Kuadcast...Special guest mix by Scratch-D of Dynamix II and a apecial Old School Drum and Bass Mix By Supernaut...check it!Scratch-D Tracklist:1) Volsoc - 100001 spaceships2) Scratch-D & Diamond EyeZ - Night Ride3) Soul Oddity - FreQ Shift4) Quadrant 6 Body Mechanic5) Omar Santana Feat T LA Rock - Verbal Warefare6) Scratch-D & Madam Mercury - The Edge7) Dynamix II, James Wolfe & Volum - 22748) Bahamut - Bump in the Night (Scratch-D & James Wolfe Remix)9) James Wolfe & Scratch-D - Electric Charge10) Hashim - Al-Naafiysh (the soul)11) Visage - Pleasure Boys & Hashim Megamix12) Dynamix II - Just Give the DJ a Break (2k9 DII Remix)13) Dynamix II vs. Public Enemy - Make love fuck war14) Malcom McLarren - Buffalo Gals (Dynamix II REMIX)

I attended this year's Ultra Music Festival, in Miami. I was instantly excited about the festival after learning The Prodigy was performing, but also I took this as an opportunity to explore all the different realms of electronic music. I saw quite a few artists: Santigold, The Ting Tings, BT, Roni Size Reprazent, Deadmau5, Carl Cox, ATB, Infected Mushroom, Above & Beyond, Cut Copy, The Bloody Beetroots, Boys Noize, Crystal Castles, The Prodigy, Simian Mobile Disco, Dirty South, Paul Oakenfold, Fedde Le Grand, Danny Tenaglia, Uberzone, Dynamix II, Ill Collaboration, and several others I can't think of right now.... I didn't really care to see Tiesto, and I saw Paul Van Dyk back in December in Orlando. I made a remix of my friend DJ Vile's unreleased track (as of April 2, 2009), "Undertones." I hope you enjoy it, I've been really into dance music as of late.