#ukg mix

[nono1ithic]

1st Class - Brent Faiyaz ft PinkPantheress (Non Mix)

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[warehouseradio]

Warehouse Radio Episode 58 Guest Mix: 111loggedin

LINKS: linktr.ee/111loggedin

[astrangefestive]

[389]

Dr. Dubplate // FOLD // LIFT011

[generalfestivalgalaxy]

Atomic Heart OST KOMAROVO BEATBOX ORIGINAL ZOZOOLA ROX #atomicheart

[adware1k]

the warehouse 1.14.2023 https://youtu.be/3IapygP25Xg 

[lovetheorem]

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[camphorfreya]

Prelude to the Weekend warm up mix on Mixcloud

[mntyfrsh]

Mnty Sesh 02 — Summer 2024

MIXCLOUD

SOUNDCLOUD

Mnty Sesh episode 2 is now up! I stretched this out to two hours this time to allow for more of a journey throughout varying styles and tempos of breakbeat. Although it wasn't intentional, there were a lot more vocals this time around. Perfect for the summer, I suppose!

[bazedjunkiii]

this one goes out to all dem pretty gals!

[warehouseradio]

Warehouse Radio for 1020.Live

Originally aired live on 09/06/2022 1020.Live website

Tracklist under the cut:

TRACKLIST: caru - x (caru remix) kelela - waitin (swami's NYC garage mix) lyustra - rookie VYZER - ILYSM Jovonn - Get Together Pura Pura - Airtime Deadbeat - Woah! (Om Unit Remix) Phazma - Warpgate Sasha Nevolin - Chaotic Mood Aspetuck - Ants Dance Phazma - Fractal tespia - eternity (move just like an angel) Cedric Madden - Saved [acounta Edit] Anderson - Trajectory To Mars Machinedrum - Gunshotta (Both Eyes Remix) Toasty - Take It Personal Voocoo - Twisted lyustra - only meant well ft. DJ LHC

[moodsandmatters]

Hiii! I just wanted to say that your SoundCloud mixes are sooo amazing! 😭💗🔥

thank you so much!! it means a lot <3 i posted a new one rn!!!

[gammaraydeath]

all bitches do is listen to ukg and deep house youtube mixes and look like this

[generalfestivalgalaxy]

Taylor Swift - Shake It Off (Zozoola Rox Liquid DnB Mix) for u to hhenjoy! Bo! Copyright Notice! If you're an artist, producer, record label owner or photographer and you don't want to see your work in this video, please get in contact with me instead of reporting it and i will delete this video as soon as possible! Contact me here: sazonn@inbox.lv Make sure to subscribe to Zozoola Rox’s channel and turn on notifications to stay updated with all new uploads Listen to Zozoola Rox on Bandcamp: https://zozoolarox.bandcamp.com/ 

[joemuggs]

Albums of 2023 part 1

OK I started a best albums of 2023 thread as there's lots that got missed out of charts I contributed to. I got carried away and there's nearly 100, but they're all superb and I think there's something for everyone here. Start with this: a DEVASTATINGLY fresh drum'n'bass/jungle excursion from a perpetually underrated UK bass don Altered Natives.

A short but PERFECTLY formed 20 minutes of heavy, trippy R&B with surprise UKG and even drum'n'bass twists, Tinashe deserves so much more credit as an innovator...

I was late to this one but should've known the Hive Mind label always delivers. Swedish-based guitarist Vumbi Dekula delivering track after track of perfection like it's as easy as breathing.

I've always enjoyed Lana Del Rey when she's at her most benzo-haze - and this Mitski album hits that spot perfectly... not that it's all dissociated - it's very smart and sharp - but you can easily drift away into it.

Metallica, Pink Floyd, Fleetwood Mac, Blondie covers in a millennium old Inuit language? Well yes - and in Elisapie's hands it's DEVASTATING. I played the Leonard Cohen one out at 3am in a chillout room in the summer and it was real, REAL magic.

TONN3RR3 & BIKAY3 = French live electronic beats of various flavours + EXTREMELY eccentric Congolese vocalist = braincell-scrambling funtimes...

First of two major trip-outs from Optimo Music last year - with Op:l Bastards and then K-X-P, Timo Kaukolampi is best known for motorik cosmic synth rock, but here everything is stripped away except the abstract cosmic, and wow it'll give you vertigo if you let it.

The presence of Peter Zummo here leads to automatic Arthur Russell comparisons for Greek-British brothers áthos - and it's not NOT Arthur-ish.... but more, it's operating in the same boho world of freedom as he did, and finds its own delicate voice within that.

Another massively unsung talent, original Moving Shadow / - now Over/Shadow - crew, half of Mixrace with the mighty Paradox (they also had a great record out this year), Dave Trax makes THE most exquisite soulful but heavy d'n'b and this album is among his best.

Melbourne's always been musically interesting, but this new duo project from a Gorillaz / Genesis Owusu collaborator Mindy Meng Wang 王萌 with Sui Zhen is above and beyond. Sort of fourth world but more advanced (fifth world??), it's a really personal, precise and endlessly fascinating thing.

Dunno how Jamal Moss does it so prolifically but consistently: an endless flow of machine funk like a jet of magma from the centre of the earth. Add Polish saxophonist Jerzy Maczynski to the mix making Universal Harmonies & Frequencies, and the results are overwhelmingly ecstatic.

Holmer zooms into the essential something that links Mary Chain, Goldfrapp, Stereolab, Cocteaus and all their influences in turn... a kind of pure essence of motorik, psychedelic, magickal pop..... Such an instant, potent, pleasure-centres hit.

Your favourite DJ's favourite DJ's favourite DJ Jerome Hill is also no shabby producer and every one of these eight tracks is the platonic ideal of a bleeping, clonking, tweaking, hot, sweaty, bassy dancefloor banger.

Need a reminder that it hasn't all been done before in electronic music? TSVI got you covered: this is the FRESHEST gear, but never innovating for innovation's sake - always about emotions & composition first. Includes several Loraine James contributions too \(more to come from her....) ❤️

The kind of drone music that can give you superpowers if you make space to really soak it in. Kali Malone x Lucy Railton x Stephen O'Malley = AVENGERS ASSEMBLE!

The Magic Numbers pretty much passed me by, but this solo album from the band's Michele Stodart is the epitome of Soft Music For Hard Times, real quiet dignity stuff, beautiful subtlety to production/arrangment and just the kind of countrified songwriting I adore.

A second one from Hive Mind, and another supermodernist feeling one - ultra sophisticated stuff from the Rio de Janeiro polymath Ricardo Dias Gomes: is it post-rock? Indietronica? Neotropicália? Yes/no/whatever... watch out there's a noisy surprise at the end!

Is it me or is R&B / neo soul wayyyyy more experimental than hip hop at the moment? Like the Tinashe and Janelle albums, this is super short but WOW does Madison McFerrin pack a lot of innovation, emotion and just v.i.b.e.s. into its 27 minutes

Very cleverly structured because it starts quite timid and slight, which it turns out is maybe expectation management? But Andre Three Stacks builds into something that demands repeat plays - and a megastar bringing Don Cherry meets Hiroshi Yoshimura vibes into the world?? It's not quite the masterpiece I'd hoped for but it is GREAT.

The perfect (paradoxical?) combination of being absolutely true to the unchanging groove of Detroit, but also pushing it forwards sonically... DJ Bone STILL sounds like the future.

A second appearance for the most fun abstract cellist out there, Lucy Railton - this record is really tricky, it feels different from different angles, keeps throwing surprises at you, the proverbial "a lot to unpack"... but it's GREAT.

hinako omori somehow emerges from a wellspring circa 1979-81 when prog synth meandering was feeding into e.g. Kate Bush, Eurythmics, Japan, and then traces through that into 00s post trance pop but it doesn't sound retro? HOW?

Another small but perfectly formed one. Amazing that Ultramarine's elegant, pastoral, ECM-ish house explorations are still so exploratory and moving after all these years - and they fit perfectly on the Blackford Hill label which had an extraordinary year too.

In a year when not a lot of hip hop floated my boat, this was a glorious exception. Kind of odd it didn't get more hype really - Kaytra absolutely on top of his game, partnership with Aminé flows together just like their names, guest spots on point, vibes upon vibes upon vibes (instrumental version is great too!)

David Harrow is the absolute epitome of real craftsmanship honed over years and years - and this album of dub and downtempo tracks with rich layering of singing modular synths is a really magical exercise in world-building.

OK that's that for now, direct link to Part 2 here....