This week’s top mixes include Debonair Blowing Up The Workshop, Beats In Space’s tribute to David Mancuso, Finn back to back with Amy Becker, and Bicep’s Synthol Hit Part II.
“Track for track, hungover as hell, no sleep. Enjoy!” Finn, of Local Action and NTS Radio, goes back to back with Radar Radio resident and Acrylic Records boss Amy Becker, playing an hour of grimy dancefloor-ready R&B and upbeat house music in the fourth of Finn‘s B2B series. Stream and download above.
Jamie Jones’s #saveourculture Mix. Following the #saveourculture campaign, Phonica Records celebrates the re-instatement of Fabric‘s license with a mix from Jamie Jones. “I’m trying to illuminate this very niche, almost secret world of underground house and techno in a way that can be accepted by the mass public. Bringing two worlds together.” Stream above, and an interview with the artist here.
DEBONAIR Blowing Up The Workshop. This instalment of Blowing Up The Workshop features DEBONAIR‘s 90-minute re-imagination of an old mix, explaining that “space, intrigue and tenderness were the central themes. These are certainly the key feelings I drew upon when I first started to compile the tapes which evolved into my early radio shows.” Stream above.
Beats In Space’s David Mancuso Tribute. Broadcast live via FM radio in NYC, an hour-long tribute to David Mancuso, the legendary DJ behind the popular “invitation only” parties in 1970s New York City, which later became known as The Loft. Stream, download and a full track listing is available here.
Bicep’s Synthol Hit Part II. Packed full of unreleased tracks, exclusive edits, bootlegs and lots of stuff from their recent sets, an expertly-mixed session of streamlined house and techno from London-based house duo Bicep – part two in their SYNTHOL HIT mix series. Stream and download above.
Legowelt as Occult Oriented Crime via Video Club. Legowelt‘s Occult Orientated Crime session via the Video Club podcast: “64 minutes of hardcore AMBIENT a lot of stuff improvised on some synths and samplers etc.etc.etc. Made for the VIDEO CLUB in Bogota Colombia where I played earlier this year. A lot of unreleased Nightwind Records stuff coming up next year.” Stream above, track listing here.