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Send us a Text Message.When Jonnie Wilkes and former Lost and Sound guest JD Twitch began their Optimo Espacio night one sunday in 1997 at Glasgow's Sub Club, did they think that their eclectic style of mixing house and techno with post-punk, krautrock and far outt exotic treats would kickstart an institution, as well as carve the way for a dancefloor seachange?On this week's show, Jonnie takes the mic to share his auditory odyssey with us. The narrative weaves between his distinct loves for both DJing and music production, and how this ties into a background in fine art. With over two decades of experience to his name, Jonnie offers profound insights into how his artistry has shaped and been shaped by the reverberations of the industry. This echoes into talking about jis recently released Naum Gabo album (made with James Savage and released on the hugely influential DFA Records) is a dark, post-industrial journey that explores the outer reaches of electronics.Wilkes' candid reminiscences and musings on the emotional tapestry of live performances cast light on the intimate connections forged between DJ and audience, how our physical surroundings influence our creative process and the fluidity of art.F.Lux by Naum Gabo is available now here.Paul Hanford on InstagramLost and Sound is proudly sponsored by Audio-TechnicaPaul's  book, Coming To Berlin: Global Journeys Into An Electronic Music And Club Culture Capital is published by Velocity Press. Click here to find out more. Subscribe to the Lost and Sound Substack for fresh updates and writing.Lost and Sound title music by Thomas Giddins

Torna Crystal Waters, Pet Shop Boys no fallen mai i Kali Uchis es corona com la mestressa de l'any. I els Nois amb M

Torna Crystal Waters, Pet Shop Boys no fallen mai i Kali Uchis es corona com la mestressa de l'any. I els Nois amb M

Last year, South Korea's Extra Noir asked “What links a mall Santa in Singapore with British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak? Scottish bard Robert Burns and Tales from the Crypt? What connects a cry for love in the industrial heart of Seoul with Algernon Blackwood spiking a batch of eggnog?” The answer, of course, was their Christmas charity compilation, Noël Noir. This holiday season, the label has combined some of the best selections from that release with new contributions for a limited-edition cassette. The year's hottest stocking stuffer contains wintry atmospherics and seasonal spooks from JD Twitch's ambient alias Tomorrow The Rain Will Fall Upwards, Salamanda, Xander Harris, Jaeho Hwang, Heejin Jang and more. Get it here: https://extranoir.bandcamp.com/album/no-l-noir-vol-2 Tracklist: Salamanda – Snowman Soup Tomorrow The Rain Will Fall Upwards – Requiem for Kemistry, at Kristmas Jaeho Hwang – New Chosun X-mas Xander Harris – Blackwood Yule Nog Grohs – Winter, A Dirge Yobkiss – Psychic Silent Night SDK – White Acid Christmas Macheolvan – Euljiro Nowhere Man The Blue Lady – Not A Creature Was Stirring (Disinfected Version) Heejin Jang – Flocon de Neige Noir Aadm Our Hatley – Christmas Day Tonight

No other DJ epitomises the love of music as music in quite the same way as this week's guest. JD Twitch aka Keith McIvor  began the legendary club night (and more recently label) Optimo (Espacio) in Glasgow '97 with Johnny Wilkes to play the kind of music that they never heard out. Now, recently having celebrated their 25th Anniversary, JD has a bouncy chat with Paul about his free and joyful approaches to selecting music, which often hit a unique sweet spot between cratedigging and classics.This episode is sponsored by Audio-TechnicaPaul's debut book, Coming To Berlin: Global Journeys Into An Electronic Music And Club Culture Capital is out now on Velocity Press. Click here to find out more. JD Twitch's Cease & Desist 002 - Polyphonic Cosmos: Sonic Innovations In Japan (1980 - 86) should be out now!Lost and Sound title music by E.S.OTo support this show, head on over to Paul's Patreon at:www.patreon.com/paulhanford

Glasgow's @fergus_clark has a depth of musical knowledge way beyond his years. He is one-quarter of the 12th Isle label, party and radio collective and digs deep into everything from early techno to musique concrete to obscure exotica. Back in 2017 he released a still essential tape on Tasker's 88T label and a thrilling compilation with JD Twitch, Miracle Steps (Music from the 4th World). Both of these releases are indicative of how Clark puts together music with a sense of storytelling, scene-setting and endless mysticism. This week's mix sure does give you a sense of exploration, of journeying through new worlds somewhere in the global south. The music is humid and wet, with tribal vocal chants and digital synths paired with indigenous instrumentation. As you get deeper into the aural jungle, the drums get bigger, proto-house rhythms make you move and you end up at a steamy tropical rave. It is another accomplished and subversive mix from this ever more renowned DJ.

Serendipity is a wonderful thing, and when we looked ahead in the guestmix calendar, a certain number jumped out. 303. A number synonymous with the roots of house music, which presented itself with a (somewhat obvious) opportunity to get an old friend into the series... a man who saw it all unfold before his very eyes in the 90's, and who himself excels with the execution of mixes with an underlying concept. Welcome to JD Twitch's ode to the Roland 303. "The Roland 303 is a little silver box of electronics that accidentally produced the squelching sound that became the foundation of Acid House. Pioneered circa 1987 in Chicago, Acid House exploded around the world and that sound spread through electronic music creating myriad variants. Fundamentally the 303 is instantly recognisable by its squelch sound. This squelch can be euphoric, hypnotic, joyous, uplifting, sad, dark, cheesy, silly, scary, ridiculous, psychedelic, beautiful and anthemic. This mix aims to showcase many of these shades of the squelch. It is not the greatest hits of the 303, nor is it a collection of wilfully obscure forgotten 303 jams, it's just simply a paean to the majesty and never ending sonic possibilities of the squelch. Viva Acid!" Artist: @twitch

First Night Light Radio episode of 2021! What a week it's been...excited for the Senate win in Georgia, and not excited about a lot of other political stuff, to say the least. This week enjoy so much new music and some classics and remixes on the theme of People Power. These artists say it all. This episode starts more upbeat and cruises out in the end. I hope you enjoy. Check out the list of artists and full track list below. Sign up for email alerts for new episodes @ MzPrizm.com

Neil Landstrumm is pioneer of new electronic styles with a signature techno sound often copied and imitated, he has always been, and continues to be, a unique electronic artist. Neil has released records on a wide variety of electronic music's finest labels over the last two decades, and is one of the true innovators in techno. Highlights include 12″s and LP’s for Peacefrog, Tresor, Planet Mu records and Dixon Avenue Basement Jams. He has been a member of Optimo’s JD Twitch as Doubleheart, Sugar Experiment Station with Tobias Schmidt and Modini with Hostage. Essentially a live hardware based artist since the beginning of his career, he has toured internationally for the last 20 years with regular events in Europe, Japan and China. A native Scotsman, Landstrumm had lived in New York for a number of years, but is now based back in Edinburgh working from his own Witness Rooms studio. Links: https://neillandstrumm.cargo.site/ https://neillandstrumm.bandcamp.com/

Fusion 2019 Festival | No Cops Special Podcast @ Sea Fairy Show with Sinnestrieb. ■Fusion Festival 2019■ 26.06. ‐ 30.06.2018 ■Line-up■ DJ Tennis ANNA Adriatique Job Jobse Patrice Bäumel Oliver Koletzki Red Axes Roman Flügel Vandal, Magda Reinier Zonneveld, M.A.N.D.Y. &ME, Bobby Jennifer Cardini H.O.S.H. Super Flu Dirty Doering Perfect Stranger Sebastian Mullaert Blond:ish Horse Meat Disco Monolink Be Svendsen Oliver Huntemann Dana Ruh Stimming Marek Hemmann Bayawaka Joachim Pastor Martin Buttrich Miss Kittin Madmotormiquel Miss Melera Acid Arab Woo York Fjaak Rrose Tsepo, Rampue, Marcus Meinhardt, Steve Rachmad, Unders, Adam Port, Denis Horvat, André Galluzzi, Niko Schwind, Magit Cacoon, Marvin & Guy Jonas Saalbach Matthias Meyer, Marc Romboy, Oceanvs Orientalis Johannes Brecht Beckers Lady Starlight David Dorad DJ DustinDoc Scott Matias Aguayo Tim Engelhardt Maximono Sarah Farina, Hidden Empire, Schlepp Geist, Sterac, Holger Hecler, Mollono.bass, Pauli Pocket, Jan Oberländer, Der Dritte Raum, Anneli, David Keno, Marco Resmann, Umami, Crussen, Raoul, Heimlich Knüller, Peak & Swift, Rainer, RSS Disco, Cheshire, Colin Benders, Josephine Wedekind, Sven Dohse, Crystal Distortion, Yuli Fershtat, Mimi Love, Pilocka Krach, The Glitz, Dave Dinger, Rico Loop, DJ Ride, Commander Love, Thylacine, MANDI DEXTROUS, Dasha Redkina, Lake People, Just Emma, Elliver, Fidelity Kastrow, Undercatt, Kuriose Naturale, Lazare Hoche, Ryan Murgatroyd, HYENAH, Township Rebellion, Kombinat 100, Marcotix, Micronaut, Onero, DJ Milo, Barrio Lindo, Dachgeschoss, Skinnerbox, Symbiz, Turmspringer, Parallells, Kerala Dust, Bonjour Ben, DJ Caso, Jonty Skrufff, Lassmalaura, Tom Nowa, Psyfonic, Schmitzkatzki, Sutsche, Quentin, Caleesi, Ron Flatter, Doubting Thomas, Casimir Von Oettingen, Djuma Soundsystem, Philipp Fein, Radikal Guru, Robin Kampschoer, Toni Haupt, Adi-J, Mokt Blied, Tetra Hydro K, Lotte Ahoi, Gwen Wayne, Bukez Finezt, Floyd Lavine, Dole & Kom, Goth-Trad, Catnapp, Kutmah, Sonnensysteme, Haldolium, Keinemusik, Noema, Wide Awake, Yobovski, Lyktum, EULE:NHAUPT, Alley Cat, Molle:nhauer, Vincenzo, Perel, Bonfante, Jascha Hagen, Mapusa Mapusa, Switchbox, Atlantik, Paula Tape, BLANCAh, Dandara, Esther Silex, Miss Tekix, Driftmachine, Mila Stern, Gina Sabatini, Jpattersson, Tom Eichhagen, Luftschloss, Tunnelvisions, Fideles, Vanita, Ramona, JD Twitch, Suntree, Daniel Nitsch, Sarah Kreis, Peng Peng, Kampire, Molly, Katzele, Sound Nomaden, Gammler, Mantra, BurnTale, Fannie Mae, Tadoh, Isabeau Fort, Didier De La Boutique, Genii, Isis & Mozes, Meute, Pull180, Subp Yao, Lua Preta, Matthias Schuell, Mytripismytrip, Animistic Beliefs, Yugen, Andre Kronert, Bakke, From Drop Till Dawn, Hermigervill, Nam Shub Of Enki, Tales From The Woods, Tropikal Camel, Sidirum, Marcus Carp, Slimcase, Underground System, Liquid Viking, Cosmic, Fulltone, Laura Weider, Niju, Schmeckefuchs, Nicolai van D, TERRORRYTHMUS, Egooh, Fujimi, CALLING MARIAN, Peaq, Paul Anthonee, Richard Rossa, Andreas Siegemund, Electronic Elephant, El Muro, Brain Damage, TONY DRAHT, JEFF 23, REAL VIBES, SODA KIDS, ANDI ANDEAN, Jenny Sharp, Rebel Up, freak ass E, Ziaflow, Sammy B, Shredder, Audite, Ströme, Fibonacci, Felix Bøttcher, Anne, Deby Cage, Iorie, Animanz, Chris Imler, Barbara Morgenstern, Andrevictor, Signal, Dragos Rusu, Johan, Sheep, Gianni Mae, Gaye Su Akyol, Avem, bart b more, Mehr Is Mehr, Italo Johnson, Power Suff Girls, Asphalt-pirates, Mira, Tushen Raï, Kittin, Dj Rise, Cambium, Laxberger, Carlo Bonanza, Adrian, Lauren Hansom, britta unders, leafar legov, Oddz, Golden, artbat, Baptiste, Fidelis, baba the knife, Elias Doré, Hi-fi, Map.ache, Edward, Tony Casanova, Terr, Franca, Fixate, Kyrist, Digby, Dj Marcelle, Wintermute, Iglooghost, Trei, S-range, Mathame, La Fraicheur, Madlove, Penelope, Ixindamix, SoSo & ReRe, Marcos In Dub, Infinite Livez, Daniel Hauser ■Links■ Website: www.fusion-festival.de/de/x/home/ Tickets: www.fusion-festival.de/de/2018/ticke…/ticket-faqs/

From her base in Sydney, Lucy Cliché's productions explore the rough hewn edge of noise, electro, and industrial music. Her latest release is the potent Ladies' Pool for Body Promise (@bodypromise), which follows other releases for Altered States (@altered-states-tapes), Fleisch (@fleisch-berlin), and NIMH (@noise-in-my-head). Tom https://soundcloud.com/tmargos finishes things off with a mix of reinterpretations by JD Twitch (@twitch). Follow Lucy: https://soundcloud.com/lucy-cliche Grab 'Ladies Pool': https://bodypromise.bandcamp.com/track/lucy-clich-ladies-pool BC: https://lucycliche.bandcamp.com/ *Lucy Cliché* Cosey Fanni Tutti - Time To Tell [Flowmotion] Thomas Leer - Tight As A Drum [Cherry Red] German Shepherds - I Adore You [M&S Music] Severed Heads - We Have Come To Bless This House [Ink Records] Kris Baha - Can't Keep The Fact [Pinkman] Kluentah - Invasion [Sisters] Beau Wanzer - Wick Hunny [L.I.E.S] Cosey Fanni Tutti - Time To Tell [Flowmotion] Borusiade - Jeopardy [Cómeme] Ruins - Pure Desire [Minimal Wave‎] Yellow Magic Orchestra - 1000 Knives [A&M Records‎] Normal Brain - M-U-S-I-C [Wrwtfww Records] Job Sifre - Intex Excursions [Artificial Dance] Lucy Cliche - Orbital Gaze [Altered States Tapes] Loïcc - Der Nacht [Cult Trip] Your Funeral - I Wanna Be You [Sacred Bones Records] *T.Margos* Front de Cadeaux - Infodrogue (A JD Twitch Dub) [Roccodisco] Indoor Life - Revely (JD Twitch Remix) [Compost Disco] Trio Exklusiv - Doors Open (JD Twitch’s Slotimo Mix) [Klein Records] Esser - Emnity (A JD Twitch Optimo Mix) [Green United] Ford & Lopatin - Joey Rogers (A JD Twitch Optimo Mix) [Software] The SM Corporation - Hammer (A JD Twitch Optimo Mix) [Shock World Service] Mark Stewart vs. Primal Scream - Autonomia (A JD Twitch Optimo Total Destruction) [Future Noise] Alien Alien - Secret Sabbah (A JD Twitch Optimo Mix) [Meant] Debukas - Shake (A JD Twitch Optimo Mix) [20:20 Vision] Bill Wells & Aidan Moffat - Glasgow Jubilee (A JD Twitch Optimo Mix) [Glasgow Underground]

Recorded live at The Crofters Rights, Bristol – 23/02/19 Featuring music from I:Cube, Daft Punk, X-Press 2, David Vunk, JD Twitch, Black Box, Peggy Gou…. and an exclusive first play of a forthcoming Sterns Edits release… Please consider funding me … Continue reading → The post Turned On 244: Monologues x Supersmash | Bristol appeared first on Turned On.

Optimo are the duo JD Twitch and JG Wilkes. They each have over 20 years of DJ-ing experience and have become renowned and respected for their memorable and ecstatic sets. Twitch and Wilkes exhibit a unique disregard for genres and musical restrictions, creating a nightclub experience that strikes out into territories far beyond the accepted boundaries of club music. Mixed by: JD Twitch (Optimo) | @twitch Stay up to date with Pitch Music & Arts: www.facebook.com/pitchmusicfestival/

In 2008 I started a series of radio shows with fellow Freak and host, Jonny Rock. The original format was based around vinyl. Digital started to creep in, then CD's, then YouTube rips, and so on. But the idea remained the same, that we were sharing our discoveries with an audience.Fast forwarding a couple of years and expanding on the original concept, I will once again be playing dance music that you may or may not have heard, but this time said music will be readily available, if pointed in the right direction of course. The idea is for you to use me as your selector slash shop assistant in a virtual record store. Not only will I be shouting about both old and new music, but I will also be following it up with a series of compilations to be released on my label, Classic throughout the year. I will be your slightly odd, slightly off-centre, guide. But ultimately and most importantly, your friendly on-line record shop assistant. 01. Eli Escobar - Ode To America [Classic Music Company]02. Sophie Lloyd - Calling Out [Classic Music Company]03. Waajeed - Winston's Midnight Disco [Dirt Tech Reck]04. Honey Dijon featuring Joi Cardwell - State of Confusion (Maurice Fulton Remix) [Classic Music Company]05. Horse Meat Disco featuring Roy Inc - Waiting For You To Call (Derrick Carter Remix) [Horse Meat Disco]06. David Harness - We Got It [White Label]07. Oeil Cube - Disk Two [Versatile France]08. Art Of Tones - I Just Can't (Get Over It) [Local Talk]09. Criminal Element Orchestra - Latino Party Music [Made In Miami]10. DJ Fett Burger – N.Y. Venus A Mix [Sound Metaphors]11. Cash Money – Hollup (DJ E-Clyps Remix) [White Label]12. Crispin J Glover - Fly Away [Guesthouse Music]13. Phil Gerus - I Don't Care If You're Plastic [Superior Elevation]14. Lay-Far - I'm An Indian Too (Lay-Far Refix) [Version Galore]15. Spoek Mathambo - No Congo No Cellphone [Teka Records]Special Guest Through the Eyes of:JD Twitch from Optimo

Holer 4 rampages through a bunch of new finds for us, dipping deep into things like Seekers International, ravey Peder Mannerfelt bits and a square wave grime assault. There’s carnival heat from DJ Die via his Gutterfunk label, bursts of UK Funky into some banging big drum Belgian techno numbers like Capricorn’s 20Hz. We jump on the riddim bus for a Sleng Teng excursion and stop off with versions from Screechie Nice to JD Twitch among others. Elsewhere, the mighty Tenor Fly (who died the summer just gone) squares off with Starkey Banton on the merits and sins of jungle music. Set those lazers to bashment rave! And Ciaran finally gets to unload a rake of footwork with some Zed Bias and DJ Rashad joints. But not before pulling together a little segment devoted to Mark Fisher who passed some weeks ago. It’s got couple of his favorite tracks from a time when we could still imagine a future and drops a really salient speech from the man himself. Tracklisting: Dr Know Addison Groove & Dj Die Send We A Sign Seekers International African Chant Scottie B/King Tutt Tarzan (feat Shizzle) Badness Endzone Fatima Al Qadiri Ricky Dj Sinclair Selfish Andy Stott AM05 Joefarr ChannelTwo (MurderousDub) Seekersinternational AM05 Joefarr Mmrh Gaunt Sirens (edit) Hardhouse Banton Steals Bruce Here It Comes Can You Feel It 92 Hoover 2 (original mix) Bjarki Vector Akkord Stronger (remix) Cham Don't Dis The Jungle Tenor Fly Dubplate Murder Sound Shitmat Run The Place Red (Raw Meat) Bug, Rootsman, Daddy Freddy, Dj Rupture Ruffest Gun Ark Top Cat Ruffest Gun Ark (DJ Rap mix) Top Cat & DJ Rap Fever Zed Bias Roll Up That Loud DJ Rashad & DJ Spinn & Taso Get Fuk'd Up DJ Rashad & Gant-Man Ghosts Japan Ghosts Of My Life Rufige Cru

On this month's show, we tackle the complicated question of how to open a DJ set.

On this month's show, we tackle the complicated question of how to open a DJ set.

And so we come to our 100th episode. We have been lucky enough to have showcased some incredible mixes since we started; it's truly been a pleasure to feature established guests as well as giving a platform to lesser known names. For this milestone mix we always had a particular guest in mind and we're more than honoured they agreed to be a part of the series. Optimo's musical ethos bleeds into the way we approach all our musical endeavours, be it a club night, DJ set, the label or indeed a mix series. We often find ourselves difficult to explain musically, which in this day & age of everything having to sit in its own box can on occasion be a source of frustration. But then when you look at Optimo who constantly and succesfully champion just great music who cares about genres. It's a mantra that's hopefully mirrored across our mix series. This year Keith and Jonnie enter their 20th year with Optimo; more relevant than ever with their exciting, eclectic DJ performances around the globe. Keith's two labels Optimo Music and Optimo Trax are garnered to shining a light on new and unusual music both for the club and beyond. Thanks to Keith for putting this edition together and thanks to you , dear listener for being on the journey with us. Much love, Clandestino x https://soundcloud.com/twitch https://soundcloud.com/optimo-music

Thomas Lea Clarke is DJ and producer out of Glasgow where he’s been turning heads internationally with his own brand of raw and fearless analogue dance music as MR TC. His first two EP’s ’Soundtrack for Strangers’ and ’Surf and Destroy’ found a home on JD Twitch’s Optimo Music imprint with further edits and remixes on Huntley’s and Palmers, La Belle and Rotten City Records. His sound is one that mixes organic elements with electronic instrumentation: guitar and live percussion meeting drum machines and synths, soaked in space echo and spring reverb. https://soundcloud.com/mr_tc_glasgow

JD Twitch is a true musical magpie. Over his long and storied career the Scot has been responsible for seminal Glasgow party Optimo alongside Jonnie Wilkes, has put out post punk compilations, done trance mixes, run various different labels (from Autonomous Africa to Optimo Music) and is a famously skilled and eclectic DJ who has headlined all over the world. He has done a fabric CD and a compilation for R&S, produces with Dave Clark as Optimo (Espacio) as well as solo under a wide range of aliases. As such he is a veritable mine of musical knowledge and a real pillar of the underground scene. For his Dekmantel podcast he has delivered us something, as you would expect, rather special. “It's a mix of all Dutch dance tracks from the very early 90s,” he says. “It features a handful of well known classics but lots of forgotten gems and these were all records I played incessantly in very sweaty raves at that time, so a few of the records are a little scratchy, dusty, worn down. I wanted to do this mix as I was mad about Dutch records back then and I think Holland produced so much amazing music during this period and had a very distinctive, unique sound and perhaps a lot of people today don't know it was one of the pioneering nations of house and techno. The club I did back then, Pure, brought over a lot of dutch artists to play in the early 90s - Dimitri (many, many times), Eddie de de Clercq, Marcello, Random XS, Terrace, Miss Djax, Unit Moebius, Orlando Voorn, Psychick Warriors Ov Gaia and Acid Junkies to name a few. Lastly, I think the records from back then still sound great today!” Tune in and you will surely agree.

Ambiances moites, dark, rythmes lents & hypnotiques, lignes de basses animales,avec Moulfritland #02, la Semaine belge de Radio Rectangle prend aujourd'hui l’accent italo disco. Nos deux techniciens de l’improbable, La Japonaise Moustachue et Laszlo Kovacs accueillent DJ AtHome qui nous parle de son nouveau projet Front de Cadeaux. Véritable sensation de l’autre côté de la manche, adoubé par Erol Alkan, Yvan Smagghe ou encore Trevor Jackson, remixé par JD Twitch, FDC fait partie des groupes avec lesquels il faut dorénavant compter dans la biosphère slo motion/ italo techno/weird disco. C’est donc avec grand plaisir que nos deux lascars vous le présentent aujourd’hui. Et comme une bonne nouvelle n’arrive jamais seule, DJ Athome vous a en prime concocté une petite surprise. Soyez donc prêts pour un moment tout en 33+8, minimal wave et électro. Quant au Pédé BPM, désolé mais c’est pas notre problème !

Ambiances moites, dark, rythmes lents & hypnotiques, lignes de basses animales,avec Moulfritland #02, la Semaine belge de Radio Rectangle prend aujourd'hui l'accent italo disco.Nos deux techniciens de l'improbable, La Japonaise Moustachue et Laszlo Kovacs accueillent DJ AtHome qui nous parle de son nouveau projet Front de Cadeaux. Véritable sensation de l'autre côté de la manche, adoubé par Erol Alkan, Yvan Smagghe ou encore Trevor Jackson, remixé par JD Twitch, FDC fait partie des groupes avec lesquels il faut dorénavant compter dans la biosphère slo motion/ italo techno/weird disco.C'est donc avec grand plaisir que nos deux lascars vous le présentent aujourd'hui. Et comme une bonne nouvelle n'arrive jamais seule, DJ Athome vous a en prime concocté une petite surprise. Soyez donc prêts pour un moment tout en 33+8, minimal wave et électro. Quant au Pédé BPM, désolé mais c'est pas notre problème !

JG Wilkes and JD Twitch on life after Optimo (Espacio).

JG Wilkes and JD Twitch on life after Optimo (Espacio).

Another mix of Allez-Allez approved gems from Bleep as well as an interview with JD Twitch from Optimo.