Favourite interesting DJ mixes

One of my favourite djs, sweet new mix

http://www.xlr8r.com/podcast/2012/05/braiden

This is also great

http://www.residentadvisor.net/podcast-episode.aspx?id=301

nice thread James, good inter-generational exchange going on

that one by the lemonjelly chap, that was quite lovely

Andy Votel - Vertigo mixed

Andy Votel - Songs in the key of death.

Anything Andy Votel basically.

His digging is ridiculous.

Gonna get on some of these new links.
Top thread.

mr beatnick done a nice mix of 60/70s breakbeats and movie/soundtrack stuff. very nice evening listening.

can only find it on mixcloud though, i hate mixcloud

http://www.mixcloud.com/mrbeatnick/escape-from-the-isle-of-the-apes/

fuck, mr beatnik is an old friend, i knew him when he was living out in Geneva, we have had some fun times together

Greg Wilson is the utter don, one of the nicest men in the music industry, never has a bad word to say about anyone, and is so surprised and overjoyed at the resurgence in his career. I have acted as his roadie on many an occasion, carrying that fucking reel to reel player up and down stairs all over London as a way to get into clubs for free. There is no one else I have seen booked to play at such a diverse range of clubs (from electro house to soul to utter cheese fests) who can stick to his guns, playing the music he is passionate about and sending the crowd mental. I have seen him fill empty dancefloors in 2 records when he has started playing.

oh sweet, we got him coming to play some records this weekend in peckham, if you fancy a reunion!

beatnick that is, not greg wilson.

which night? funny they both share the same surname

I'm all over this. Nice one.

:) Cracking set int'it

Its all about the mixtapes. Who buys albums anymore?

Metalheads like me. I've never bought a dance/beats album, always mixtapes (unless you count Prodigy)

Metalheads like me. I've never bought a dance/beats album, always mixtapes (unless you count Prodigy)

Fair enough, metal is a bit outside my sphere of knowledge.

Also - DJ Prestige can do no wrong for soul and funk mixes.

Go to fleamarketfunk.com

the audio dregs set from their myspace page
really nice stuff

ben watt buzzinfly
get physical
bella musica/man ray-jose padilla

not bought new shit fo' ages

'Mother' (the hour-long version) by Goldie.

Not so much a mix but a great blend of themes from some of his best tracks.

Optimo are good for usual mixes too. Their Sleepwalk compilation is excellent and their podcasts (and indeed Essential Mix) always have some surprises.

http://www.dominorecordco.com/uk/albums/09-09-08/optimo--sleepwalk/

http://www.mixcloud.com/whitelightmixes/white-light-54-jd-twitch-optimo/

The Slutty Fringe was a good mixe series too - Radioolio did a nice 50's Rock and Roll mix for it.

subscribed

which night? funny they both share the same surname

Dj MoonMonkey had a couple of great mixes knocking about if you can find them online still.

http://www.dummymag.com/new-music/2012/05/18/rhythm-section/

cheers
another one that was a great deal of fun was the Avalanches promo mix from years ago

http://www.theavalanches.com/mixes.php - you have to sign up for the mailing list, but don't be worried about spam, i don't think i've received one email in years....

Here's an amazing mix that Mick Boogie did recently to commemorate the Beastie Boys induction into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame. It took on a different kind of significance a week later when MCA died. Not sure if this is up your street but it is probably the best Beastie Boys 'album' you will ever hear made by a long time friend and collaborator. I would highly recommend it.

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