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Every Friday we stream the world's best DJs http://bit.ly/LZ14yA Check out our quality worldwide sets here: http://bit.ly/14nWwHZ TRACKLIST XXXY: 1. Basik Fire -- Headless Ghost 2. Unkown 3. Wonder and Amazement -- Grand Corporation ft Jeremy Glenn, Deetron vocal 4. Unknown 5. State of Mind -- John Dimas 6. Unknown 7. Kuar (Olof Dreijer remix) -- Emmanuel Jal 8. Deeper (5 MA mix) -- 24 Hour Experience 9. Thinkin' Bout -- Xxxy 10. Unknown 11. Harlequin -- Rootstrax 12. Special -- Chesus 13. Some Polyphony (original mix) -- Petter 14. Broken Brick -- Stefano Esposito XXXY Rupert Taylor aka xxxy emerged onto the scene in 2009 when he released the 'Reflections' EP on the influential Manchester label Mindset and 'Science Fiction/651' on Formant Recordings. Releases on Infrasonics and Fortified Audio followed but it was really 2011's 'You Always Start it/Ordinary Things' on Ten Thousand Yen that solidified xxxy's popularity. His forthcoming release on Ten Thousand Yen is an absolute banger too. Doc Daneeka Boss of Ten Thousand Yen and a respected producer too: Doc Daneeka is responsible for the 'They!Live' collab with Benjamin Damage on 50Weapons and a quality remix of Addison Groove's 'I Go Boom'. But it's not just bass music he excels at -- he recently released 'Sketches of You' for house music label 2020's Midnight Visions. As with both of the above, Doc Daneeka is also a very competent DJ, which in a world of talented producers lacking in mixing skills, is obviously a definite plus point Chesus Chesus has a long history of DJing and production. For the last seven years he's made hip hop under the Metabeats name. He held down a four year residency in Cardiff in the late 90s and he's also one quarter of house and garage purveyors C.R.S.T. that are popular with the likes of Zed Bias and Skream. When he performs as Chesus, you can expect to hear a blend between classic 90's house music and old soul / jazz records. Tough yet soulful.

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