
Mixed by Duckcomb & Steve Shakewell

Mixed by Duckcomb & Steve Shakewell
Mixed by Scuba, Incyde, Dave Q, Hertz Couture, Welfare & Liondub
Scuba (Hotflush / Substance / Golden Goose | UK)
Long established as one of the leading talents in the dubstep scene both through his own productions and the contributions of his label, Hotflush, to the talent pool, Scuba, aka Paul Rose, has been making inroads into the techno scene via Sub:Stance, his monthly event at Berghain/Panoramabar, and, more recently, his establishment of a new techno-centric alias and label, SCB.
Mixed by Winter, Human, Lifeline & Liondub

Winter (Taciturn Records / www.djwinternyc.com)
Her passion for entertaining and love of dance infused with an urban sensibility, Winter defined her style through her residencies at world renowned NYC weeklies like Konkrete Jungle and Camouflage. In turn, she has been featured in several publications, including the NY Post, TimeOutNY, 1-42 Magazineand Teen Voices Magazine. As a co-founder of SisterNYC, Winter helped to develop & gain exposure for the talented all-female crew of DJs, producers and vocalists. She’s also competed in several DJ competitions, namely the Numark/Women Who Rock magazine competition as well as Iron DJ, held at NYC’s The Frying Pan. She was also featured in a music documentary by Julie Covello titled Prohibited Beatz (https://djshakey.com/prohibitedbeatz). Winter has rocked clubs and dancefloors with prominent DJs and producers across the world, chieflyin Berlin and the US. Her style spans a range of different genres covering drum and bass, breaks, electro & dubstep. Her love for the music has lead her to do production work with Taciturn Records and in the future her own imprint, Testpress Digital…always on the move!
Mixed by Max Echo, Bookz & Liondub
Sugar Minott Tribute

Max Echo (Dont Sleep NYC)
Max Echo grew up playing jazz and funk, discovered dub and drum and bass in the 90?s and fell in love with grime and dubstep in the noughts. He has been active in the US dubstep scene since 2007. His recent productions have centered on funky, garage and future bashment and his sets blend across the 140 – 120 bpm spectrum. Together with producers Bookz and Mad Scientist he formed the DSNYC collective in February of 2010. Look for forthcoming releases from Max Echo on limited white label pressings out on DontSleep this fall.
Mixed by DJ Monchan @ Nininja Party
Mixed by Carter Van Pelt (WKCR 89.9 FM)
mixed by Asahi Suzuki @ Studio 11
01. Lionel Ritchie vs. Peter Gabriel – All Games
02. M.I.A. vs. Mindless Self Indulgence – Pull Up the Poor Birtches
03. Discotech – Flashing Lights into Flashlight
04. Duran Duran vs. Kelis – Notorious Trick
05. Asahi Suzuki – Brickhouse DJ Asahi re edit
06. Run DMC feat. Aerosmith – Walk This Way
07. Beyonce vs. Cypress Hill – Crazy Brain
08. DJ Kool vs. Big Kap – Remix VA
09. DMX – party Up (up in here)
10. Unknown – Stone Sour Through the Glass

Mixed by DJ King Solo, Human?, Lifeline & Praying Mantis

Mixed by Lifeline, Winter, Paul Zasky, Max Echo, Anthony Avatar, DJ mOma, Liondub
Human Beat Box By Elanef
Mixed by Doc Delay
Collecting records for production and his own listening pleasure ultimately evolved into an offer to co-host a hip-hop show on WDCE FM in Richmond, Virginia. Starting in 1996, he held this Friday rush-hour spot for over four years, gaining the respect of indy and major label artists around the country. His radio personality also provided the opportunity to have dozens of guest artists on the show when they passed through town.
Since relocating to New York City in 2002, production once again has been the Doctor’s main focus, but this hasn’t stopped him from playing to rowdy crowds all over Manhattan, Brooklyn and touring the rest ofthe US, Canada, and Europe. If you were fortunate enough to attend any of Doc’s resident DJ nights in NYC, there’s a good chance you might have heard him moving the masses playing everything from Soul ballads to House classics.
He still has the humble outlook that DJing is much like that of any fan of music. He remains open to what he likes or plays, and prefers to see DJing as an opportunity to share music with others. It’s not a performance – after all, it’s all other just other people’s music, redefined.
Doc Delay’s projects have been featured in various media including:
The Fader, The New Yorker, Vibe, Wire, WFMU’s Beware of the Blog, and
Perlich’s Picks in Toronto, among others.
Mixed by o1o1 | Sepalcure | Nihal | Liondub
With Love Pressure, the latest release on UK Dubstep giant Hotflush Recordings, Sepalcure is making the case for US producers of the predominantly British sound. Sepalcure’s combination of love for bass and ’90s house acapellas is the culmination of a cathartic two week collaboration between Travis Stewart (Machinedrum) and Praveen Sharma (Praveen & Benoît). Their mix of tribal dub, house and two step beats works equally well for both late nights in the club and rainy, introspective nights at home. Detroit techno chords cut through wooden beats, neon synths and dubbed out atmospherics.
Mixed by o1o1 | Praying Mantis | Liondub

o1o1 (halcyon | nyc)
o1o1 is scratching his head. He has no grand statements to make about himself as a dj and new producer of the drum n bass sound that he cultivates. It is sometimes soulful, at other times tech-y, maybe minimal, and then at times undefinable. There is no scene here. No names to drop. He spins this brand of music every Saturday and Sunday at halcyon the shop, “the greatest record store in the world”, according to him. In the end, it’s all about the music, and who is attracted to it organically… the way a scene is made before a trend can be attached to it. o1o1 meets his co-conspirators in this new sound every week at halcyon. He is building the scene here, grassroots style, one head at a time.
Mixed by mOma, Anthony Avatar & Liondub
DJ mOma has enjoyed a successful spell as NYC’s best kept DJ secret. The cat is officially out of the bag however and that particular spell is now over: mOma is now celebrated as one of the rotten apple’s most creative and sought-after spinmeisters. His versatile approach to reading diverse crowds and rocking dance floors has seen him grace turntables from the City’s highest profile clubs (Tenjune / Cain / Lotus) to downtown’s most exclusive spots (105 Riv / Gold Bar / The Box).
His seamless blend of funk soul hip hop reggae house and choice contemporary “bangers” also caught the ear of the entertainment industry as his services have been requested by Maxwell, Jill Scott and George Clooney; his weekly “Good Spot” residency – alongside Stimulus every Monday at 105 Riv – has been heralded as New York’s best party by nightlife industry types; his critically acclaimed “Satisfy My Soul” mixtape series has been described as the perfect mixtape collection by his DJ peers and casual listeners alike. mOma is also collaborating with The Rub’s heavyweight DJ Eleven on the Special Delivery project which consists of a monthly mixtape release accompanied by a monthly session at NYC’s premier musical mecca, APT.
https://www.djmoma.com
Mixed by Party McFly of the Saloonatiks
Mixed by Mr. Slumdays
01. Herbie Mann – Push Push
02. Music Factory – Strange Dream
03. Donald Byrd – Where are we Going?
04. Lonnie Liston Smith – Get down Everybody
05. Isley Bros – That Lady
06. Hank Crawford – Sugar Free
07. Roy Ayers – Running Away
08. Santana – Everything’s coming our way
09 Bobby Hughes Experience – B & S
10 The Keystones (featuring Malcom Catto) – Attack of the Killer Penguins
11. Hannibal – Somebody in this world for you
12. Soul Seven – Southside Funk
13. Norman Connors – Saturday Night Special
Played by Charlie Grappone(Downtown 161&304) & Martin Payne
01. Montana Sextet – Heavey Vibes
02. Powerline – Double Journey
03. Bob James – Spunky (Re Edit)
04. Klein & Mbo – Wonderful (Inst)
05. Afrika System – Anikana-O
06. Diana Ross – The Boss
07. Stevie Wonder – I Love You
08. George Duke – Rhyme OR Reason (Shlter Anthem Mix)
09. Eric Kupper – Latin Blues
10. Antonio Ocasio – Joaquin
Mixed by Nutritious
01. Alex Augello – Human Beings (Freaky Behaviour)
02. DJ Sherg feat Lady Emz – Time & Rhythm (Freaky Behaviour)
03. Brian Camarena – Anticipate (Freaky Behaviour Remix)
04. Scrubfish – Holla If You Came To Funk
05. Will Jax – What Makes Jazz (Soydan Remix)
06. Scrubfish – The Jazzface
07. Freaky Behaviour – Pha-Real
08. d-t3ch – Mojito Movement
09. Erik Bo & Tony Will – French Jackin
10. Jamy Wing – Take It

Mixed by Lifeline, Secret Agent Gel, Human?, TiNyMC
Concentrating on the perfect mix of danceable and interesting, Secret Agent Gel has spent fifteen years producing, promoting and DJing dance music. Influenced by cutting-edge dancemusic from England and undiscovered producers online, Secret Agent Gel mixes genres like UK funky, dubstep, house, grime and bassline. His crossing of musical styles has lead to releases as diverse as DubWar001 (dubstep, 2006), tracks on Recordcamp’s “Brooklyn Keeps On Takin’ It” compilation (IDM/breakbeat, 2003), and Badd Inc’s first Electroclash compilation (electrohouse, 2004). Secret Agent Gel has toured the UK, Europe and around the US playing with the likes of Kode 9, Hank ShockLee (of Public Enemy), Chicks on Speed and Bok Bok. He has collaborated with vocalists Juakali, Warrior Queen and RQM, and produced remixes for Sub Swara, Alland Byallo, Kush Arora and many more. Secret Agent Gel founded Bass Tourist Records (https://basstourist.com/) and you can catch the foremost in dance music on his monthly radio show, The Kids Are Bored (https://thekidsarebored.com/) on Sub.fm (https://Sub.fm/). Visit secretagentgel.com (https://secretagentgel.com/) to download mixes and scoop the latest news.
Mixed by Lightning Girl
Track listing for part 1:
01. Old Man Willow – Elephant’s Memory
02. Seven By Seven – Hawkwind
03. Knife-Edge – Emerson, Lake and Palmer
04. Bedazzled – Peter Cook & Dudley Moore
05. Goom – Massai
06. I’m Alive – Don Fardon
07. Go, Go Children – The Richard Kent Style
08. Dresses Too Short – Syl Johnson
09. She’s a Grabber – Red Shepard & The Flock
10. Searchin’ in the Wilderness – Alen Pound’s Get Rich
11. You’re Driving Me Insane – Rough necks
12. We Didn’t Kiss – The Clique
