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A new mix by Flash Mob for Get Physical Radio

Danny and Alessandro share a vision together, where music reclaims focus and all else comes second. They see a world in which their motivation is to create something worth while, and worth listening to. A place where respect, honesty, and simplicity foster positive growth and forward movement. They began building this world, and dubbed it Flashmob. In the current state of digital sales charts, illegal downloads, and countless egos, Flashmob are the voice of the opposition. Bringing underground back down to earth and away from commercial exploitation. No unwarranted releases, no shameless self promotion, and no disrespect. These are the virtues to which Flashmob bind themselves, virtues that have in recent years become more and more rare. By focusing their entire energy on the only true thing that matters, music, Flashmob has already gained ground. The first demo cut from the fresh duo, 'Brickhouse' created quite a stir in the scene; played at some of Ibiza's hottest nights to overwhelming fanfare and gaining them attention from Berlin's Tech House ministry Get Physical. 2012 looks to be an eventful year for Flashmob, while innovation and self awarenes will help to ensure a place in the scene, it's the solid production skills and sheer talent that will carry them to their goals.

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Scott Harrington has long been involved within the House Music industry and has continued to push musical boundaries since the early nineties; running and founding record labels, running events and co-promoting for the likes of Toolroom Knights, Subliminal Sessions and Defected in the House and for venues including Turnmills, Ministry of Sound and Ibizas Hush and Kanya.

As the industry has evolved, such has his musical tastes too and you will now find him purveying his deep, ambient and balearic sounds and running his own recording imprint, Savoir Faire Musique which was launched the Summer of 2011.

Scott is also one half of production outfit, City Soul Project alongside Ryan Briggs whom have been creating a stir on the scene with releases on George Morels Groove On, i! Records, Blockhead, 3345 Music, Perception and the almighty Soulman Music.

The future is looking bright for this experienced DJ with plans of a regular event, a European tour and his new radio show, all scheduled for 2012.

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Here we have a new Slam set, recorded live at their "Pressure" clubnight in Glasgow, December, warming up for Dave Clarke...
In the past two decades, Slam defined techno in Scotland, cultivated virtually every Scottish techno artist of note, and remixed everyone from Daft Punk to Underworld. Having left scorch marks on dancefloors worldwide, Stuart McMillan and Orde Meikle will also be known to fans and clubbers as the brains behind Glasgow label, Soma which just turned 20, as well as their residency at one of the world's great raving club nights, Pressure at The Arches.

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01. Glimpse & Will Saul: Into The Woods (Poker Flat)
02. Tiger Stripes: Glorified (Rodriguez Jr. Remix) (Audiomatique)
03. Martin Landsky: The Composer (Sasse Remix) (Poker Flat)
04. Steve Bug: A Night Like This (Poker Flat)
05. TJ Kong & Modular K: Jack Shit (Poker Flat)
06. Mike Dunn & MDIII: Set Me Free (Clone Records)
07. Human Woman: Delusional (Vincenzo Remix) (hfn music)
08. Sasse: Cassopolis (Poker Flat)
09. Martin Landsky: The Composer (Dub) (Poker Flat)
10. Human Woman: Delusional (Zev’s Brooklyn Beatdown Mix) (hfn music)
11. Artist Unknown: Unmusic (Datapunk)

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Looking back on the myriad of ways that the genre now known quite loosely as ‘bass music’ has mutated, one of the key figures in its evolution would have to be Bristol’s Rob Ellis, better known simply as Pinch. His fascination with what the outer limits of the dub sound can achieve, has made him a distinct figure within the fluid group of like-minded dubstep musicians that defined the so-called Bristol sound. In 2003, a Kode9 set at London’s seminal FWD>> became the stepping-stone into dubstep that inspired him to start the first pure dubstep night outside of FWD>>, Subloaded, in his hometown. With the city’s love of dub and long musical lineage, plus Pinch’s dedication to the importance of the actual sound, it quickly formed a dedicated community and became a yardstick by which other nascent events were measured. This had all been driven by a key moment in his own musical evolution which as he explains, “I lost interest in D&B and started buying minimal Basic Channel style techno, garage, grime and electronica instead - trying to mix them up together,” pre-empting the dominant sound of 4/4 dub-techno embraced by today’s crop of young producers, like Hessle Audio, who regularly cite the Bristol sound as a big influence. This embrace of a starker, dubbier sound became the seed from where his Tectonic label grew, and by championing artists like 2562, led to his eventual release of work with dub legend and King Tubby apprentice, Scientist. His FABRICLIVE offering comes hot on the heels of mixes from Pearson Sound and an artist with whom he’s just recently released a collaborative album on Honest Jon’s, Shackleton. These are all producers who work in a similar vein, that is, impeccable attention to sound detail, continual experimentation with rhythm whilst always maintaining a definitive ‘sound’ which can be traced throughout all their productions.

The mix itself combines all of Pinch’s loves, a blend of both melodic mood-pieces, driving dub-techno and the odd mid-range bass wobble masterfully planted to maximum effect. This is all peppered through in post-production with little vocal samples, mostly supplied by Bristol MC Jakes, that fully form the mix, like the grain in wood, supplying body, making it more than just a sum of its constituent parts. Pinch kicks things off somewhere through a Distal production, a screwed hip-hop vocal making it sound like a paranoiac’s reimagining of ghetto-tech. This quickly sets the tone - managing to juggle the ominous with the upfront, like the Lynchian strings of ‘In Dreams’ which phase seamlessly into the manic energy of Boddika and Joy O’s recent smash ‘Swims’. The mix really clips along, testament to Pinch’s skill behind the decks, most tracks only playing out for a couple of minutes at most. There’s a nod to the pure dub-techno of Basic Channel, with a cut from Shed’s side-project EQD, mastered at that other altar to all things bass, Berlin’s Hard Wax. This drives into another major influence, with Pinch’s own remix adding some rolling sine-waves to the guttural vocals of Prince Green on Henry & Louis& neo-dub. A sledgehammer wobble both heralds, and ends, the central section of the mix, with Pinch’s collaborative effort with Photek, and Chestplate boss Distance’s weighty ‘Blue Meanie’. This central nub almost functions as a showcase, Pinch demonstrating some of contemporary dubstep’s many flavours: the industrial sounds of Emika, Roska’s clattering drums, Addison Groove’s use of repeating vocals as a rhythmic weapon and the shimmering techy keys of Goth Trad. The final two tracks are supplied by a couple of the most promising young producers to emerge in the past few years, Londoner OM Unit and Tectonic’s own Illum Sphere. ‘Pressure’ certainly doesn’t let up, presenting us with a relentless squiggling synth-line awash in a storm of feedback then changing tack considerably into a steady pulsing beat. Pinch often talks of psychedelic dub, and here Illum Sphere demonstrates it wonderfully, toeing the line between instrumental breakbeats and even deep house, with its ethnic drums, distorted strings and a pitched down warble. This isn’t the true end as the mix is bookended with the rest of Distal’s track in order to achieve a perfect circularity as Pinch explains.

“I am a supporter of the sound of vinyl and the cultural associations I make with this format so it was important to me - even if I do ultimately end up abandoning my beloved format one day - to stick by my guns and record the mix like this. I also made the whole mix start and finish in the same spot - meaning that the entire DJ mix can work as a loop if you put it on repeat. I really like the idea of certain kinds of music existing in its own infinite context and setting up the mix to loop like that was playing entirely into that idea.” - Pinch 2011

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Shades Of Gray - Soul Machine (Eric Volta remix) [Beef]
Luomo - Spy (Penner+Muder Remix) [Mood]
Tiger Stripes - Glorified (Rodriguez Junior Remix) [Audiomatic]
Phonogenic-Bal Air
Martijn Londonderry Lowdown (Matt Masters Remix) [Save Room]
Tornado Wallace - Insect Overlords [Delusions Of Grandeur]
Luke Solomon - Ultrasound (Kalabrese Edit) [Fullbarr]
Tony Lionni - Forever Is A Long Time [Freerange]
M.A.N.D.Y. vs. Adultnapper – 201 (Findling & Pele Remix) [Get Physical]
Jimpster - Late Night Blues [Freerange]

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1] James Welsh - Nastro Azzuro - Losing Suki
2] Pol_On - Sorrow - Pets
3] Tornado Wallace - Underground Sugar Caves (Version Idjut) - Delusions Of Grandeur
4] FCL - Back (Instrumental) - We Play House
5] Pional - T.A.M.B (John Talabot's Sunset Edit) - Hivern Discs
6] Julio Bashmore - Ensnare - Future Boogie
7] Acos Coolkas - Don't Fly Away (Jimpster Dub) - Audio Tonic
8] Interelektrika - Rosemary (Matthias Meyer & Patlac Mix)
9] Linkwood - Secret Value - Shevchenko
10] Tony Lionni - Higher Ground - Freerange
11] Harald Bjork - December (Axel Boman Remix) - Kranglan Broadcast

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1] Smallpeople - Stellar - Smallville
2] FCL vs. VFB - Love Prescription - Delusions Of Grandeur
3] Rozzo - Meta003.1 - Trackdown
4] Radioactive Orchestra - Three Exited Nuclei Of Lutetium -167 At E-level Rnd - Studio Barnhus
5] Autumn Park - Underwater - Spacebreaks
6] Fred P - Dawn - Balance Alliance
7] Kevin Mcphee - Blue Organ - Hypercolour
8] Lil Mark - Keep It Simple (Pezzner Dub) - Bump Music
9] Vedmir aka Vakula - Bennie - Sound Of Speed
10] Salvatore Freda - Luv Can't Hurt (Nebraska '79 Mix) - Freerange
11] AN-2 - Dare - Theomatic

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30 Minutes Hosted & Mixed by Matt Masters
Artist - Title (Mix) [Label]
Alex Jones – Stamp (Dan Berkson Remix) [Hypercolour]
Vincenzo – 106 Downtown (Genius Of Time Remix) [Dessous]
The Milk – B – Roads (6th Borough Project House Dub) [Sign Of The Times]
FCL vs. VFB – Matrix Plus [Delusions Of Grandeur]
Manuel Tur – Misery [Mild Pitch]
Hugo Barritt - Lilly Hole (Pezzner Remix) [Vitalik]

30 Minutes Mixed by Salvatore Freda
Artist - Title (Mix) [Label]
Scsi 9 - Sunny Side Up (John Tejada Remix) [Aparell Music Records]
Aldo Kapone - Shining light [Unreleased]
Ozgur Can – Dirtygirl [Unreleased]
Salvatore Freda - Luv Can't Hurt (Fredator Dub) [Freerange Records]
Francesco Zani - 3.22 AM (Echonomist Remix) [Aparell Music Records]
Tony Lionni - Deep Field (Losoul Remix) [Freerange Records]
Salvatore Freda - Innerself [Soulfooled Records]

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01. Steve Bug: This Is Acid (Poker Flat)
02. Vincenzo and Tyson Ballard: They Are Looking At You (Poker Flat)
03. Adultnapper: Idiot Fair (Poker Flat)
04. Märtini Brös: Babyhaze (Poker Flat)
05. Owain K: Sans Fin (Poker Flat)
06. Bam Bam: Where's Your Child (Desire)
07. Echonomist: Real Love feat. Mz Sunday Luv (Dessous)
08. Vincenzo: Hello (Mic Newman Dub Remix) (Dessous)
09. Wondercan: All I've Got (Poker Flat)
10. Tin Man: Blown (Poker Flat)
11. Vincenzo: 106 Downtown (Genius Of Time Remix) (Dessous)

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Just a guy who discovered doing music is the perfect excuse for partying every weekend and not having a real job? Hardly.

Already when being a teenager, living far out in the german countryside, Andre Crom got intrigued by House and Techno as an exciting and irresistible escape from the boring surrounding he faced. Mid-90ies-dance and house left a strong mark on his taste which prevails until today....

The call of music led Andre into a career in electronic music spanning over 10 years, starting out as journalist interviewing heroes like Masters At Work or Mel Cheren of West End Records, continuing as booker and developing his dj skills at countless of gigs.

In 2008 Andre Crom finally moved to Berlin and since then works fulltime as labelmanager, music producer and dj.

His label „OFF Recordings“ belongs to the most popular imprints of its kind, its releases getting good feedback and plays from virtually any dj with a taste for good house music and regularly entering high chart positions in the leading vinyl & digital stores; „OFF SPIN 03 – Thyladomid – The Voice“ held the Beatport Deehouse Chart # 1 position for many weeks to name just one example.

Crom's coproductions with Martin Dawson „Gonna Be Alright“, „In the City“ or „About You“ were instant hits on Decks, Beatport and Resident Advisor as well.

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1. Mick Verma - Dreamour (Original Mix) from VCRD003 the 'Dreamour EP'
2. Mick Verma - Indian Groove from VCRD003 the 'Dreamour EP'
3. Mick Verma - Vermaquin from VCRD001
4. QuestionmarQ - September On Fire from VCRD002
5. Mick Verma - Synthsomagic from VCRD001
6. Mick Verma - Rohan's Disco from VCRD003 the 'Dreamour EP'
7. Mick Verma - Dreamour (QuestionmarQ's Vision Of House Remix) from VCRD003 the 'Dreamour EP'
8. QuestionmarQ - R&S from VCRD002

Label Info:-

Established in 2011 by a collective of Producers, DJs and music enthusiasts in Southern Ireland who had a shared vision of starting their own label.
Vision Collective Recordings aims to release quality, new and exciting music across a number of genres and hopes to be a platform to enable both new and established artists to have their music released commercially.

Our initial releases will be available digitally from a number of leading online download stores and will be followed with limited edition vinyl releases.

Artist Info: QuestionmarQ

Marq Walsh has been at the forefront of the Irish dance scene over the last 20 years with a number of high profile residencies in clubs such as Sir Henry's Cork, and U2's club The Kitchen in Dublin. With his musical production Marq goes under the guise of QuestionmarQ and has had a several productions released already on a number of labels such as Manuscript Records, Gotta Keep Faith Records and Night Drive Music.

In addition to this Marq has done a considerable number of remixes for other artists including Mirror Music's 'Midnight Sun' and Ben Lash's 'Help Me' amongst other high profile artists.

Marq is also the co-host of the popular weekly radio show 'Dance On Red' on Cork's RED FM

'R & S' / 'September On Fire' is out now on Vision Collective Recordings (Catalogue Number VCRD002).

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Mark E - 30 min radio mix

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Double Hill - Purple Hill
Greg Paulus - Nighttime
Extra Virgin - Dreamin
Andy Ash - Mason in the Basin
Madd Katt Courtship - Zone 2 Night ( MExtension )

The music of Mark E is overwhelmingly deliberate, and in that sense it’s quintessential house—
unswerving, mechanistic, intoxicatingly simple. And life imitates art: the Wolverhampton-reared,
Birmingham-based DJ/producer has had a slow, steady ascension to his status as one of the genre’s
most natural talents.
Mark E’s love affair with electronic dance music began began early, as an adolescent, when
Manchester was Madchester and the irreverent attitude of rave culture swept through England. His
first record? Bizarre Inc’s exuberant, piano-loaded “Playing With Knives,” a fortuitous introduction
to the hypnotizing powers of house. As Mark got older, he dove headfirst into the surprisingly
fertile Wolverhampton scene, tasting house at the hands of legends like John Kelly and Frankie
Knuckles before a move to Birmingham for University also installed him in a larger club scene.
Mark’s first forays into production were, naturally, edits—warm, understated, and interestingly
mellow, with tempos hovering somewhere between 105 and 115 BPM. (Or thereabouts.) Once
“Scared,” a ten-minute rework of Womack & Womack’s “Baby, I’m Scared Of You,” found the ears
of influential selector (and, more importantly, BBC radio DJ) Giles Peterson, it was on, and a solid
string of memorable, vinyl-only releases introduced the world at large to this humble, devoted
househead. Slowly (again), Mark went beyond edits and into original production, starting his own
label, MERC, and honing a sound that was uniquely blue collar and utilitarian—classic, almost
industrial house, with a tinge of disco warmth.
A stellar remix for Matthew Dear’s “Little People (Black City)” introduced him to the Ghostly/
Spectral fold, who are now releasing his first artist album, Stone Breaker. It’s as defining as anything
he’s done, a symbol of his unique spot in the global club music landscape, sounding simultaneously
familiar and unique like few others can.

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"Go confidently in the direction of your dreams. Live the life you have imagined" - Henry Thoreau.

Wez Saunders Lives Music. So much so, that he did what not many others would do and gave up a secure job to do something that he loves. Driven by success and the tragic and untimely Death of his soul-mate & younger Brother to Leukaemia in June 2008, Wez Saunders has re-found inspiration - in Music.

A true lover of all things House Music, Endemic Digital & Unrivaled Music boss Wez Saunders has consistently moved through music technology with the times, and tried with moderate success under several alias’ - and finally found who he is musically - himself.

Wez Saunders is a DJ, producer, remixer, Label Manager and Booking Agent who has had 16+ years of moderate success with previous alias' Humungo 242 (remixing for Pink, Uncle 22, DJ Trust), Samian Pourne and more recently The Hat, from Kita & The Hat (The Gallery, Twilo, Ministry of Sound, Pacha).

He originally shared belt-drive decks from the age of 14 with his 11 year old bro, spent the 90's progressing through the musical journey of Old Skool, Hardcore, Jungle, Drum n Bass, Dance, House, Speed Garage and Trance .... finally settled into the Progressive House scene with a pair of Technics 1200's, spending a small mortgage on records, trying to make it as a Prog DJ. This expanded into Deep House & Tech House, and now Wez Saunders likes to call himself a "House DJ" because he can play the first or last set of the night, and be sure not to disappoint.

Nowadays, accompanied with his Macbook Pro, Ableton Live or Traktor Scratch Pro, a VCM 100, Traktor X1 Controller and 40 CD's, this ever-so-friendly guy is always ready to provide the right grooves to his audience, whatever the hour.

As a DJ, Wez Saunders, under various alias’ has played for, or been booked to play for The Gallery, Wonderland, Twilo, Electronic Sessions, London Rocks, Entwinement, Twisted Energy, Festas de Praia, DV.FM, Insomnia FM, Sideways Radio Show, Electronic Groove, The Clubland Guide (Scotland - with National Newspaper coverage), Proton Radio, plus more at venues such as the Ministry of Sound (London), Pacha (London), Road Trip (London), The Bomb (Nottingham), Zoo Project (Ibiza), Linekers Bar (Ibiza), Linekers Boat Party (Ibiza), Space (Ibiza), Cafe Mambo (Ibiza), Bar M (Ibiza), and Dreamzone (Azores, Portugal).

In 2010 alone, Wez Saunders under various alias’ has played alongside, been booked to play alongside or at events with the following DJ’s (just a sample of DJ’s, in alphabetical order) - 16 Bit Lolitas, Alex Kenji, Ali Wilson, Hernan Cattaneo, James Talk, Jon O’Bir, Marcus Schulz, Mark “Toolroom” Knights, Nic Fanciulli, Nicka, Nicole Moudaber, Paolo Mojo, Ridney, Sergei Shkuroff, Steve Richards, The Viceroy, Timo Garcia and more.

On his Endemic Digital Sessions radio show, (running since August 2010) hosted & produced by Wez Saunders on Twisted Energy, he has booked guests on the show including Colin Dale, The Scumfrog, Chris Fortier, Lenny Fontana, Gavyn Mytchel, Sasha Le Monnier, Joelle Atkins, Dzeta N Basile, Jose Nunez, Ryan Luciano, Trafik and more.

As Label Manager of Endemic Digital & Unrivaled Music, Wez Saunders boasts a roster of artists that include Onionz (whose hit "Space Bass" featured on Carl Cox latest Global Underground compilation), Phil Thompson aka Moonface, Colin Dale, Justin Steel, Echofusion, Greg Mak, Abyss, Rocky (X-Press 2), Terry Farley, Jim Masters, Tom Budden, Chris Fortier, JT Donaldson, Joe Pettersen, Omid S, Jose Nunez and more.

As a Producer, Wez Saunders has worked with James Talk, Ryan Luciano, MICC, Terry Farley & Rocky (pres. The Cobra), had tracks supported by Brandon Block, Ferry Corsten, Flash Brothers, Gavyn Mytchel, Graham Gold, Hernan Cattaneo, Jim Rivers, Jimmy Van M, Liluca, Luciano, Luke Fair, Matt Darey, Sasha Le Monnier, Spesh, Tiesto, Tini Tun and many more .... as well has signing tracks and remixes to Stripped Digital, Baroque, Dbeatzion Records, House of 23rd, Koothoomi Records, and remixes planned with Stylus Recordings, Perr-vurt Records and Plastik Philosophy, and his own labels.

And finally as a Booking Agent, Wez Saunders will be representing Lenny Fontana & The Scumfrog in the UK in 2011, as well as operating as a booking agency for artists under his label rosters.

Wez's plans do not stop there! "I've been working on the 2010 strategy since August (2010)" he says with a grin. "I'm quite excited actually at some of the discussions I am having at the moment. I don't want to say too much as I've been burned before by getting carried away too soon, but one thing I can say is that I am working with Dan Oliver & Kube 72 who also had a hit on a Carl Cox album this Summer (on Space Revolutions) about creating two offshoot labels - one Techno, and one Nu-Disco. The target audience and markets are completely different to those of Endemic Digital & Unrivaled Music so it will be an interesting side project but something that would complete my musical spectrum (as a Label Owner & DJ). But first and foremost my priority remains to deliver the type of quality on Endemic (Digital) and Unrivaled (Music) that our 'fans' are used to."

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01) Dee Dee Brave - Feel The Breeze [DJ Deep "Mix" Edit] 02) Kerri Chandler - Pong [Ben Klock Remix] 03) Redshape - The Box 04) Traxx - XTC 4 Luv 05) M+M - M+M Theme 06) Mutant Beat Dance - In a Daze [Original Dub] 07) Project Democracy - Is This Dream For Real 08) Glenn Underground - Escuchame 09) Kool Rock Steady - I'll Make You Dance 10) Marcel Dettmann - Apron 11) K.A Possee - Tell Alexi 12) Gentry Ice - Utilize The Beat 13) Frozen Border - Frozen Border 14) Second Try Of The First Step Into The Third Dimension 15) Chicago Music Syndrome - Work It 16) Armando - Don't Take It [Thomos Edit] 17) Armando - We're On The Move [Snare Your Ass Off] 18) Claro Intelecto - Signals