Podcasts about jungle techno

A CDJ mix on the old Pioneer MK3's. I havent used these for what feels like an age, but there are a lot of new tracks that are coming out that are digital only, so I had to burn some CDs and get to it. All tracks are newly produced tracks that hark back to that early 90's sound. Included are a couple of forthcoming releases from Renegade Hz, who was kind enough to send me some tracks over. Wicked stuff in store from this man. DJ Skye - Fallin' Jack Smooth - Confusing Times Innercore - Precursor DJ Midnite - Consciousness Nicky Allen - Impact Renegade Hz - Ignition Sequence Start [Forthcoming] NewKiller - The Dark DJ Midnite - Open Your Mind NewKiller - U 92 (Stripped To The Core) Renegade Hz - Lone Survivor (Mikey's Tune) [Forthcoming] Sync Dynamix - Sound Shadow Child - P&O Dj Domz - The Core Worldwide Epidemic - Face Melt Innercore - Pinnacle Newkiller - Danger Slim Sinna - Give it To Em DJ Midnite - The Stomper Worldwide Epidemic - Tek Waver Innercore - 24 Track Re-Mix

Decided to go with a bit of jungle this week after a bit of a break.  Started around 120bpm. Finished at 180. Better than any coffee! Enjoy!

DJ Marky & MC Foxy From around 1998 to 2004, we were responsible for almost all United States Bookings of MC Foxy & Tour Logisitics, were we toured with him countless times including the Ultra Music Festival in Miami Florida, up until around 2004 the RAVE Enactment Law "Reducing American's Vulnerability to Ecstasy Act" was being enforced on our clients like Disco Donnie (SFXE NASDAQ / LiveStyle.com), brought upon by the 107th US Congress in 2002 which pronounced Electronic Dance Music as illegal & we were forced to decease certain operations inside the USA which included booking MC Foxy. Raging out of the River Thames, MC Foxy has performed thousands of festivals all of the world. He has had regular appearances on BBC radio and is one of the most sought after Drum & Bass MC's in the world being voted in as #1 MC at numerous DnB Awards Ceremonies for well over a decade. ▶ Follow MC Foxy - - Instagram - instagram.com/mcfoxyouch - Facebook - facebook.com/New-Breed-Crew-150492304971110

All vinyl 1993 Ruffneck Jungle Techno Hardcore business today!

I decided to dig out all the Basement records I own and see if I could make something of every plate in one mix and here it is. Some have seen better days, so some nice crackle and pop is included in some low parts. If you know that Basement Records sound from the early 90's, you know what to expect, Ron Well's inspired/produced Jungle Techno studio masterpieces everywhere. DJ Mayhem - Damage Wax Doctor - A New Direction Hedgehog Affair - These Are The Sounds Of House DJ Mayhem - Metrix: The Remix Top Buzz - Livin' In Darkness Hedgehog Affair - Second Rush Techno Bros - We Are...... Techno Bros Wax Doctor - Herbal Tekno Wax Doctor - Another Direction Kev Bird & The Wax Doctor - Obscene Top Buzz - Living In Darkness ('93 Remix) Wax Doctor - The Stalker Techno Bros - Dribbling Babies Wax Doctor & Jack Smooth - Unfriendly Kev Bird & The Wax Doctor - T.B.N. (Jack Smooth's 93 Remake) Top Buzz - The Wok Kev Bird - Kano Wax Doctor & Jack Smooth- Rock To The Groove Mad Dogs - Out Smooth But Hazardous - Smooth But Hazardous Kev Bird - Sub Zero

I decided to dig out all the Basement records I own and see if I could make something of every plate in one mix and here it is. Some have seen better days, so some nice crackle and pop is included in some low parts. If you know that Basement Records sound from the early 90's, you know what to expect, Ron Well's inspired/produced Jungle Techno studio masterpieces everywhere. DJ Mayhem - Damage Wax Doctor - A New Direction Hedgehog Affair - These Are The Sounds Of House DJ Mayhem - Metrix: The Remix Top Buzz - Livin' In Darkness Hedgehog Affair - Second Rush Techno Bros - We Are...... Techno Bros Wax Doctor - Herbal Tekno Wax Doctor - Another Direction Kev Bird & The Wax Doctor - Obscene Top Buzz - Living In Darkness ('93 Remix) Wax Doctor - The Stalker Techno Bros - Dribbling Babies Wax Doctor & Jack Smooth - Unfriendly Kev Bird & The Wax Doctor - T.B.N. (Jack Smooth's 93 Remake) Top Buzz - The Wok Kev Bird - Kano Wax Doctor & Jack Smooth- Rock To The Groove Mad Dogs - Out Smooth But Hazardous - Smooth But Hazardous Kev Bird - Sub Zero

I decided to dig out all the Basement records I own and see if I could make something of every plate in one mix and here it is. Some have seen better days, so some nice crackle and pop is included in some low parts. If you know that Basement Records sound from the early 90's, you know what to expect, Ron Well's inspired/produced Jungle Techno studio masterpieces everywhere. DJ Mayhem - Damage Wax Doctor - A New Direction Hedgehog Affair - These Are The Sounds Of House DJ Mayhem - Metrix: The Remix Top Buzz - Livin' In Darkness Hedgehog Affair - Second Rush Techno Bros - We Are...... Techno Bros Wax Doctor - Herbal Tekno Wax Doctor - Another Direction Kev Bird & The Wax Doctor - Obscene Top Buzz - Living In Darkness ('93 Remix) Wax Doctor - The Stalker Techno Bros - Dribbling Babies Wax Doctor & Jack Smooth - Unfriendly Kev Bird & The Wax Doctor - T.B.N. (Jack Smooth's 93 Remake) Top Buzz - The Wok Kev Bird - Kano Wax Doctor & Jack Smooth- Rock To The Groove Mad Dogs - Out Smooth But Hazardous - Smooth But Hazardous Kev Bird - Sub Zero

Inspired by the words of Jungle Techno don Ron Wells, I decided to delve deep into the darkness, yet somehow also euphoric.  Track list & more: http://wearehardcore.uk/

100% vinyl set mixed by Stuzy

Part 2 with legendary Sound Entity boss, Ron Wells aka Jack Smooth. With an impressive array of groundbreaking releases, Ron's productions defined and shaped the sound of Hardcore, and kick-started the Jungle Techno movement. And, with over 35 pseudonyms listed on Discogs, there's much more to Ron than meets the eye... Part 2 gets straight into 1992 up to the present day.   Follow Ron on Facebook

Next in the series of Hardcore legends, I sat down for a chat with Sound Entity boss, Ron Wells - better known as Jack Smooth. With an impressive array of groundbreaking releases, Ron's productions defined and shaped the sound of Hardcore, and kick-started the Jungle Techno movement. And, with over 35 pseudonyms listed on Discogs, there's much more to Ron than meets the eye... Part 1 digs into the start of Ron's musical journey and the early steps into creating and playing some of the scene's milestone, groundbreaking tracks.   Follow Ron on Facebook

The History of Jungle Show - Episode 118 featuring special guest Dlux! This week we bring the Deja Vu head honcho on for the interview treatment, discussing his personal history of music, with a set full of exclusives which saw the man bring out the Commodore Amiga to play previously unheard/unreleased tracks direct from the machine they were made on all those years ago! Coupled with some acetate dubplate pressure and digital exclusives, this is a set not to miss! Warm up set from resident Pesk playing a set of forthcoming tracks from Tom & Jerry, Metalheadz, Skeleton Recordings, Mjazz, Green Bay Wax, Transmute, AKO & more! HOJ is a weekly show on Deja Vu FM bringing the very best in Jungle, Old Skool, Drum & Bass, 140, Jungle Techno & Acid House, with a special guest almost every week from the scene for an exclusive set and interview, this podcast is the new you!

It gives me great pleasure to announce this weeks guest, Ron Wells PKA Jack Smooth! Ron has a rich and varied foundation in the Hardcore and Jungle Techno scene with productions on his Sound Entity Studio & Record Label as well as Basement Records. The first hour is a selection of tunes Ron was involved with back in the day, then his alias, Jack Smooth, goes in the mix for the last hour on the show.  We're following up with an interview for the podcast soon!

With big boots to fill, I took on the founding Jungle Techno set from the legendary Top Buzz from Fantazia Takes You Into '92 and gave it my own spin, with a few extra tracks and some vocals from Mad P. Hope you enjoy this as much as I enjoyed putting it together and playing it! Track List: http://wearehardcore.uk/

Jungle Techno mix from around 1993 includes lots of Tango and Jack Smooth tracks who are two of the best Jungle Techno Producers ever!

Jungle Techno mix from around 1993 includes lots of Tango and Jack Smooth tracks who are two of the best Jungle Techno Producers ever!

Jungle Techno mix from around 1993 includes lots of Tango and Jack Smooth tracks who are two of the best Jungle Techno Producers ever!

The 2nd instalment comprises of some early hardcore breakbeat tracks with arguably 2 of the first D&B/Jungle tracks by 'Lennie De Ice' and Legendary '4 Hero'. There is also a splash of House, Techno and Bleep. This is how ‘Jungle Techno' started!

The 2nd instalment comprises of some early hardcore breakbeat tracks with arguably 2 of the first D&B/Jungle tracks by 'Lennie De Ice' and Legendary '4 Hero'. There is also a splash of House, Techno and Bleep. This is how ‘Jungle Techno’ started!

The 2nd instalment comprises of some early hardcore breakbeat tracks with arguably 2 of the first D&B/Jungle tracks by 'Lennie De Ice' and Legendary '4 Hero'. There is also a splash of House, Techno and Bleep. This is how ‘Jungle Techno’ started!

Not done a Jungle Techno show before and was interesting to play some of the early tunes over the years that influenced the sound to some of the out right Jungle Techno Old Skool Hardcore Rave bangers! If you like the podcast please do give us a comment & review and remember you can get more shows here as well as some exclusive mixes: http://smarturl.it/JCpodcast TRACK LIST 1 - Demon Boyz - Jungle Dett (Hardcore House Mix) 2 - Frequency - Kiss The Sky 3 - New Era - New Era - New Era (A) 4 - Hackney Hardcore - Dancehall Dangerous (Version 1) 5 - Tronik House - Up Tempo 6 - The Hedgehog Affair - Hedgehog Affair Pt1 'Oh Wow What A Rush' 7 - Top Buzz - Livin In Darkness 8 - 2 Bad Mice - Ware Mouse (Remix) 9 - Leo Anibaldi - Bassbar 10 - Bay B Kane - Theme Spirit 11 - New Atlantic - Yes To Satan (Promo mix) 12 - LTJ Bukem - A Couple of Beats 13 - The Prodigy - Weather Experience (Top Buzz Remix) 14 - Nebula II - C.O.D Rider 15 - Tango - Factor 5 (Remix) 16 - Kev Bird & Wax Doctor - Dark Matter 17 - Doc Scott - VIP Drumz (2017 Remaster) 18 - Rufige Kru - Dark Rider 19 - Scott & Keith - Get Busy Cru 20 - Wax Doctor - New Direction 21 - S and A - Volume 1A 22 - The Anthill Mob - Antology 23 - Citadel of Kaos - E-Z Man 24 - DJ Mayhem - Storm Trooper 25 - Kev Bird & The Wax Doctor - T.B.N (Jack Smooth's 93 Remake) 26 - Nasty Habits - Dark Angel 27 - Nasty Habits - Mayday, Mayday (Remix) 28 - Nasty Habits (Doc Scott) - Let's Go (Cold Remix) (Remix) 29 - Scott & Keith - Deranged Part II 30 - Two Dark Troopers - I Wanna Be Your Lover 31 - Fast Floor - Plight of the Innovators 32 - Primary Source - Lovin' You 33 - Darkman - Darkman 34 - Tango - Future Follewers (remix) 35 - FBD Project - The Core 36 - Rush Till Dawn - Hedgehog Affair Pt5 ' The Pipe' 37 - Tango & Ratty - Final Conflict ('93 Dubplate Remix) 38 - Tango & Ratty - Tales From The Darkside 39 - Two Dark Troopers - Darkcore 40 - Bounty Killaz - Silent Voices 41 - Tango & Fallout - Recoil 42 - D.O.P.E - When I Was Young (DJ Easy B & T-Bags Revisited Mix) 43 - Tango - Time Bomb (Remix) 44 - Wax Doctor & Jack Smooth - Unfriendly  45 - DJ Lee - A Touch Of Darkness 46 - DJ.B & E.Z.M - Timelapse 47 - International Rude Boyz - Paragone Remix 48 - Ratty - Bouncing 49 - Aurora - Firin To The Core 50 - S. McCarthy & D. Charlesworth - Untitled #1 51 - Chaos & Julia Set - Atmosphere (Sub Base Field Mix) 52 - Neuromancer - Pennywise (2 Twisted Mix by Bay B Kane & Micky Finn)

Tidal AKA Wayne Hay, has been producing since 1998 and DJing since 2000. He also runs one of the few Atmospheric / Progressive Drum 'n' Bass left called 'Advection Music', Tidal also features on LTJ Bukems's Good Looking Records, and has also played at.. Born in Birmingham (UK) Tidal Aka Wayne, has always been into music since an early age. Some of his early musical memories come from many genre's including Reggae, Electro, Hip-Hop, Soul & Electronica. It was through his older brother, how he got exposed to fresh music growing up. 1995 was a pivotal year for Tidal, this was when he first got introduced to the sounds of LTJ Bukem & MC Conrad. Through listening to a lot of tunes, from various mix albums like Promised Land & Logical Progression, he decided to venture into production in 1998, and then later progressed into Djing back in 2000. Since his first demo, Tidal has received interest over the years from labels like Covert Operations, Inperspective and International labels like Testflight (D.C), Warm Communications (Texas), Offshore Recordings (NYC) and Camino Blue (Germany). In 2008 Tidal’s track ‘Impressions’ which had been played out amongst the Birmingham based Central Projection Crew, later got signed to Good Looking Records, which was released in 2009. Since his debut release on Good Looking Records, Tidal's 'Impressions' has done the rounds worldwide, with DJ Support from the likes of Fabio (BBC Radio 1), Big Bud, DJ Marky (Innerground) and Makoto (Japan). The track was also featured on Fabric Live (46) Mixed by LTJ Bukem. Tidal continues to push the deeper side of drum and bass with the Advection and Odyssey Collective. Tracklist 01. M-Beat featuring Jamiroquai - Do U Know Where You're Coming From (Intelligent Groove Mix) - Renek (1996) 02. Rood Project - Thunder - White House (1994) 03. Baby D - Take Me To Heaven - Production House (1996) 04. Shamen - Transamazonia (LTJ Bukem Mix) - One Littler Indian (1996) 05. Ken Ishii - The Stretch (Shogun Remix) - R&S (1996) 06. Model 500 - Incredible - R&S (1999) 07. Everything But the Girl - Walking Wounded - Virgin (1996) 08. Helen T - Diverse City - I.D.M / Bermuda Triangle (1996) 09. Aural Imbalance & Forenics - Catalyst - Cadence (2003) 10. PHD - Cyber Genetics - Ascendant Grooves (1999) 11. Seba - Camoflauge - Looking Good - (1998) 12. Chris J - Windforce - Gamma Ray - (2001) 13. Future Engineers - The Silence (ASC Remix) - White 14. Faith Massive - Shelter (Cedar Remix) - N*Soul (1999) About the Podcast: Starting things off with tracks from when I was 16 Years old, jungle music was introduced to me from older Rich, Big shouts to him. A lot of my introductions were via CD Compilations and Tapes including this ones like Jungle Massive, Artcore, Jungle Renegades, Jungle Techno. I didn't start buying Vinyl until I was 18 and didn't start mixing until I was 20, by the time the milluem hit really started listening a lot more and ventured into production a few years later.

Having released popular Drum & Bass music since 1997, on leading labels such as Renegade, Partisan, 720 degrees, and Good Looking Records, Future Engineers finally launch brand new imprint Transference Recordings. It is designed to become a regular outlet – via digital download stores – for top quality and forward-thinking, deep D&B music. The label sets off on a very strong foot with Future Engineers delivering the superb Ellipse EP – a refreshingly diverse collection of deeper D&B tracks from the top drawer. Full Bio Lee Batchelor and Keir Cleminson are Future Engineers, a Glasgow based drum and bass production outfit, best known for their music that was released by LTJ Bukem’s Good Looking Organisation between 1999 and 2003, and also for the progressive, dance floor friendly DJ sets that they have performed across Europe. They released their seminal 12” (“The Silence”/”Shattered”) on Renegade Recordings in 1997, quickly followed by popular material on labels such as Temple Records and Partisan. Almost 10 years since they first broke onto the scene, they have retained their reputation as a boundary-pushing and prolific drum and bass act. Their solid working relationship has been built on the foundations of a life-long friendship, having grown up together in North London and then Glasgow when Keir relocated there in 1990, followed by Lee in 1994. From early childhood they were constantly surrounded by music – from studio sessions to live concerts – due to their fathers who were working together in the industry. Most notably, Keir’s father was lead guitarist in The Sensational Alex Harvey Band and Lee’s Father co-produced some of their albums (he also co-produced “Slide Away” for Oasis on their debut album “Definitely Maybe” years later!) As a result of this exposure and the uptake of musical and studio know-how, it was a natural choice by Lee and Keir to pursue a similar career to their fathers. As teenagers in the 1990s, they listened to London’s pirate radio stations, following the progression of early Hardcore through to Hardcore Techno, Jungle Techno, Jungle and then Drum and Bass – learning the sounds along the way with a view to producing material of their own in future. When Lee moved to Glasgow, bringing with him some studio equipment that he had collected, the pair began to experiment in writing a variety of styles of drum and bass. But it wasn’t until they heard LTJ Bukem’s first Radio One Essential Mix in July 1995 that they identified the kind of sound they were most interested in creating, and tailored their approach in the studio accordingly. Around this time, they also befriended a fellow Glaswegian drum and bass producer, KMC, who had built up a good reputation (and knowledge of the scene) outside Scotland, and he encouraged them to relinquish a demo DAT in order to start the process of getting material signed to record labels. Good Looking Records The relationship with Good Looking Records began in 1999 when LTJ Bukem selected a track entitled “Timeshift” to be part of the third volume of his legendary Progression Sessions mix CD series. It was an instant fans’ favourite due to the futuristic synths and technological vibes that would become two abiding ingredients of Future Engineers’ sound. In the ensuing years, the duo released tracks on a variety of labels under the Good Looking Organisation umbrella – such as PHD’s Ascendant Grooves, Tayla’s Nexus Records and Blame’s 720 Degrees. The latter proved to be a particularly significant outlet for them within the Good Looking camp and their 12”s, “Changes in State”/”Rogue Comet” and “Momentum”/”Organism” played no small part in the fast growing reputation of that particular label. Technetum EP By 2001 they were so highly regarded by the Good Looking Organisation, having almost all of their new music picked up by the labels within, that Lee and Keir accepted the offer to sign an exclusive artist contract. In addition to agreeing a structured release schedule, this presented an opportunity for Future Engineers to showcase their DJ talents at some of the Progression Sessions nights throughout Europe. It proved to be a good year for the Engineers; a track entitled “Merge” was selected to appear on MC Conrad’s Logical Progression Level 4 CD, and the boundary pushing, dance floor shaker “Echo-Location” was one of the highlights of LTJ Bukem & MC Conrad’s Progression Sessions 6, recorded live in the USA. 2002 saw the release of the “Technetium EP” – four slices of hard-edged, techno-orientated, atmospheric drum and bass – which was widely acclaimed by fans and music critics alike. This actually turned out to be the penultimate Future Engineers release on Good Looking Records – the last being a remix of Pariah’s “Midnight” in 2003. Almost three years later, in early 2006, despite a lot of support and guidance from LTJ Bukem, MC Conrad and the rest of the Good Looking Organisation over the years, Future Engineers’ request to terminate the exclusive contract they had signed with them was accepted very amicably. This event marked the beginning of a new era and they did not hesitate to make their mark on the scene once again, releasing the popular “Down-Time” and a remix of Matizz’s “Through My Eyes” on Camino Blue Recordings, and a three track plate (including the much anticipated “Eon”) on Covert Operations Recordings. Comeback The comeback is still building momentum as Lee and Keir continue to write more and more fresh material in the studio and DJ throughout Europe once again. Furthermore, the imminent launch of their brand new imprint – Transference Recordings – spells exciting times ahead… TrackList 1. Malaky - Spiralled - Fokus Recordings 2. Walkr - All I Need Ft Charli Brix - Warmer - Celsius Recordings 3. Hiddenwave - Up All Night - Scientific Records Dub 4. Ed:it - Kovacs - Shogun Audio 5. EastColors - Vaska - Demand Records 6. Dauntless - Departures - Dispatch Recordings Dub 7. S.P.Y - Dreaming - Hospital Records 8. Ed:it - Nevermind It - Shogun Audio 9. Future Engineers - Eternity - Plasma Audio 10. Radicall - Allure (Future Engineers Remix) - Transference Dub 11. Naibu - Fighting for Attention (Future Engineers Remix) - Scientific Records  12. Seba & Ulrich Schnauss - M7 - Blu Mar Ten Music 13. Cern - Premonition - Dispatch Recordings 14. Homemade Weapons - Heiress - Samurai Music 15. Nami - Imitator - Lifestyles Music 16. Revaux ft. Charli Brix -  Colours - Lifestyles Music Dub 17. Dauntless & Fuj - Lucidity - Dispatch Recordings Dub 18. Nami & 'Lo - Inside - Lifestyles Music 19. Dauntless & Fuj - Change of Plan - Transference Dub 20. Dauntless & Fuj - Shadow Beast -  Dispatch Recordings Dub

Jungle Techno Hardcore Bizness (160 bpm) Tracklist: 1. G - SKOOL - Looks 2. G - SKOOL - Feel Da Night 3. G - SKOOL - Trekkers 4. G - SKOOL - Learners 5. G - SKOOL - Timers 6. G - SKOOL - Synthness Bizness 7. G - SKOOL - Short Time G Skool1 1 EP : https://genotypejjungle.bandcamp.com/album/genotype-g-skool-ep-g-skool G Skool1 2 EP : https://genotypejjungle.bandcamp.com/album/g-skool-ep-2-out-now

K Jah with the worldwide epidemic radio show playing pure Jungle Techno vibes from the global pot showcasing hotfresh Jungle/Drum and Bass direct from the producer’s studio. Catch the regular show every Saturday 6-8pm (GMT) 1-3pm (EST) 10am-12pm (PST) @ www.sonicstreamradio.net

Mix recorded on cassette tape from 1996, slight gap halfway for turnover of tape.

Mix recorded on cassette tape from 1996, slight gap halfway for turnover of tape.

Mix recorded on cassette tape from 1996, slight gap halfway for turnover of tape.

  Computers (LIVE) features the latest Trap IDM and Reaktor DNB Music The heaviest BASS MUSIC in the universe. Drum and Bass / Reaktor Music unlike anything you've ever heard. Amen-Breaks Podcast-Master / Living idol of idols Javier Casas : Otaku Athlete and Reaktor Gosu Champion and Three Time Golden Mouse Winner. There is a weekly podcast of these works!!! Exclusive Dubstep Trap Bass from America. Hidden away in a Los Angeles reinforced building is the Russian Ens. It is offered only through Podcast. Your circuits will be bent once a week. 8bits, eight terabyte gig after gig. Do you like playing Video Games? Well we've stolen the Synthesizer so get ready! TECHNO HYPERSAWS IDM Are you Professional Pioneer DJ? Do you like mixing, what about food? OK we've got you covered. L.A Battle Artist has ties to AKB48! Thunderous Scratching. Massive Basslines and 303's ACID. Up to the minute show information is posted here citrusonic.libsyn.com and you may visit fm48.org for my info. Thank you and make sure to tell all your friends to subscribe to Computers (LIVE) Otaku MaxMSP Reaktor Three TimeGolden Mouse Winner Weekly podcast on iTunes called "Computer Music Live" App on iOS, Android, Amazon, Windows 8 Computers (LIVE) was recorded in front of a live online audience - catch the stream weekends on Ustream Coming soon to Youtube // Show about #Reaktor #Technology #Science #Music 

ELECTRONIC DANCE MUSIC BASS-MUSIC Team IV COMPUTER MUSIC LIVE features Underground Ape Music. The hottest BASS MUSIC on the planet. Drum and Bass Music / Electronic Jungle unlike anything you've ever heard. Amen-Breaks-Podcast-Master / Living idol of idols Javier Casas : The Strongest, the Tallest, Otaku Athlete Reaktor & MaxMSP Gosu Champion, Three Time Golden Mouse Winner. There is a weekly podcast of these works!!! Exclusive Dubstep Trax from the Americas. Hidden away in a Los Angeles reinforced building is the Russian Ens. It is offered only through Podcast. Your circuits will be bent once a week. 8bits, eight terabyte gig after gig. Do you like playing Video Games? Well we've stolen the Synthesizer so get ready! ACCESS VIRUS HYPERSAWS up the ting yang ese 13. TECHNO ELECTRO TRANCE IDM EDM. Are you professional DJ? Do you like mixing, what about food? OK we've got you covered. This L.A Battle Artist has ties with AKB48! Thunderous Scratching. Massive Basslines and 303's on PUMPING. Up to the minute show information is posted here citrusonic.libsyn.com and you may visit fm48.org for my info. Thank you and make sure to tell all your friends to subscribe to Computer Music Live! Strong, Tall, Otaku Athlete. Reaktor & MaxMSP Gosu. Three Time Golden Mouse Winner. Weekly podcast on iTunes called "Computer Music Live" Apps on iOS, Android, Amazon, Windows

Active member of the Melting Pot DJ Team, 8 delivers this intense mix full of Melting Pot & Filthy Sanchez tunes. Check the tracklist, press play and start a mosh-pit!! 1.- Hypoxia - Hallucinator - MPR015 2.- Beholder - Lethal & Malsum - MPR07 3.- Premonition - Audio - Tech freak 003 4.- Maya Matrix - Krone - MPR 09 5.- Pace - Current Value - SUBS LP 001 6.- Drome - Cooh - PRSPCT EP 002 7.- Haze - Current Value - SUBS LP 001 8.- G2 Hunt - Current Value - SUBS LP 001 9.- OMG KLONK - The Panacea with Limewax - PC 080 10.- Jungle Techno - the Panacea - PC080 11.- Mute - Katharsys / Counterstrike Remix - FS03 12.- Blackness - Counterstrike & Nanotek - CSRECS 002 13.- Night Terror - Katharsys - Contaminated 005 14.- Into Illusion - Counterstrike & Katharsys - CSRECS 002 15.- Wipeout - SPL - LS 008 16.- The Law - Zardonic - MPR012 17.- Sins of the Stress - SPL - LS 008 18.- Distance - SPL - LS 008 19.- Drone - Counterstrike - FS04 20.- Incidence - Brainfuzz - MPR012 21.- Clairvoyance - Axiom - FS04 22.- Openning the Dragon Gate - Krone and Ox - MPR011 23.- Ghost Militia - Strago - MPR014 24.- Slave - Future Signal - M atome 004 25.- Unikorn - Eleventh Sun - MPR014 26.- Genesis - Krone& Malsum - MPR011 27.- Time Curvature - STH - X tractor 002 28.- Angel of Light - Gancher - FS01 All of these vinyls are available at www.meltingpot-records.net

The Return of the Deep Jungle Show, with a 2 hour special live mix session featuring some classics and rare vynil from the early "Jungle Techno" days 1991-92. The show was recorded live on www.hyperadio.co.uk on Wednesday the 2nd of April 2008.

J-Tek is a new project with the aim to bring back the long lost sound of Jungle Techno. The project is a collaboration between Outrage (Backlash, Metalheadz, Basement Records), Digital (Function, Timeless, Metalheadz), Modular (HardLeaders, Flex, Lab Logic), Aperture (Whisper Audio, Metalheadz, Paradox Music), and the original jungle don Randall (Mac II, Metalheadz, Reinforced). As a special introduction Randall drops this label mix featuring brand new tracks alongside vintage Jungle Tekno from the likes of Lennie De Ice...it's time to get to know about the J-Tek sound! Tracklist: 1. Living In A Basement - Modular - J-Tek Records 2. The Buck Stops Here - Modular - J-Tek Records 3. Jungle Dub - Modular - J-Tek Records 4. Acid Drop - Outrage - J-Tek Records 5. Work the Box - Potential Bad Boy - Limited E Edition 6. Falling Bombs - Modular & Outrage - J-Tek Records 7. Sunday Morning - Allsorts - Outrage & Modular(RMX) - J-Tek Records 8. Cry - Outrage - J-Tek Records 9. We I E - Lennie De-Ice - Reel 2 Reel 10. Made In England - Outrage & Digital - J-Tek Records 11. Scorcher - 4 Hero - Reinforced Records 12. Gladiator - Modular - J-Tek Records 13. Charm - De-Men-Tation- Bassmentation 14. Dark NRG - Modular - J-Tek Records 15. Utopia - Outrage - J-Tek Records 16. 2012 - Modular - J-Tek Records 17. Stop! - Outrage - J-Tek Records 18. Escape - Aperture - J-Tek Records