SHOUTS
well played C, forgotten how this set intro-ed a "new" take on DnB that was part jump-up but w/rude beats & throwback samples
Rare live set from ETI.. Recommended..
Enter Message https://www.mixriot.com/content/eti-live-come-unity-sf
just thought id bring this bad boy up again
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audio by album resident advisor podcast
2006-03-06 Troy Pierce RA.001
Mon, 2009-05-18 20:18 — cavin
Quoted from residentadvisor.net:
Our debut podcast comes from Berlin resident Troy Pierce. Well known for his work on Minus with fellow migrant Richie Hawtin, Troy is part of Run Stop Restore with label mates Magda and Marc Houle. He also releases under the alias Louderbach on UK label Underline.
Sandwell District RA 2009-10-19
Sat, 2009-11-07 01:10 — cavinThis mix was originally encoded with a sampling rate of 24 kHz, so unfortunately this can't be played with the MixRiot built-in player. It might still be possible to stream it using the QuickTime plugin, but I'm not sure.
Matt Edwards RA.182.II 2009-11-23 - The World Of Innovative Communication, Part One
Mon, 2009-11-23 08:50 — r2d2
Cosmic Twins RA.186 2009-12-21
Wed, 2009-12-23 12:10 — r2d2
This is a piece of a live recording from our seven-hour set from earlier this year at ageHa in Japan.
2010-02-08 Petre Inspirescu RA.193
Mon, 2010-02-08 02:54 — r2d2
The set was not recorded at Fabric as the interview reads, instead he sent a home recorded set from 2009-05-29.
RA454 DJ Masda
Fri, 2015-05-08 12:39 — trebor1964Masda is a veteran Japanese DJ who pushes the sort of classy house and techno you'd associate with someone like Daniel Bell or Zip. He's been playing out since the mid-'90s and, as he's never released any records, is considered to be one of the country's top DJs based on the strength of his club sets alone. Masda has built this reputation through a couple of key parties. The first was Osaka's quop, where as a resident DJ he played alongside big European names like Lawrence and Bell. The second was—and continues to be—Cabaret, his Tokyo party, which celebrated its 15th birthday in October.
