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WW10 continues. . . . better start scraping my pounds together for this one.

East meets West

A lot of us have been calling for Gilles Peterson to try his hand at travel programmes. Here we get our wish, an hour special from the man in Istanbul. Where East meets West.

Hopefully he makes the transition to the screen sometime soon.

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Worldwide listeners. . listen live tonight 2am-4am for a special Turkish mix. Sure to be something a little bit special. Just hoping there are some track listings. . .

just a quick one, pointing you towards Worldwide (31st July).

finally caught up with it today, and greatly enjoyed it. some latin tunes there to blow your socks off. do not miss it on the listen again. got till wednesday.

look out for new bits from Mr Scruff, Carlos Nino and some beautiful dubstep from Johnny Chimpo. Whoever he is.

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The best club in the world...?

Mercati Generali (Guardian Article)

They certainly paint a good picture. . .

Gilles P In Paris

I hope it isnt long before he gets his own travel show on the bbc. Would make me more inclined to pay a licence fee. . The blackberrys font doesnt look too handy in all fairness.

Worldwide 12.03.08

Gilles Peterson's Worldwide (Listen Again until 19.03.08)

Worldwide review pt. 1

It was a soundtrack sort of show last night

I love the Dubstep I’m hearing at the minute. One I’ve been feeling over the past couple of weeks is 2562 “Kameleon” as played by Domu on DEVIATION a few weeks ago. Now that is totally dark – really blew me away. And so did Appleblim And Peverelist’s “Circling” that Gilles played last night. A stunning piece; And so was the Pinch track as well. And keeping it on that whole moody Soundtrack tip, Dubstep, for me, is ideal if you looking for that ‘Intense dramatic’ kinda vibe.

Jonny Greenwood “There Will Be Blood” – Oh yes. Plenty of ‘drama’. Must check the film as well.

And on that sort of tip, really loving the moody slant to the show of late. The Invisible “Spiral” – now, that’s pure moodiness. Jade Fox and Matthew Hebert on the buttons, i believe. And it was really nice of Gilles to play that Jamie Lidell tune again. “Rope Of Sand”. Really love that!

Loved the Modal ‘episodes’ as well: Belmondo feat. Yusef Lateef “Part 4: Brother John” – Brilliant. Classic. Brad Mehldau Trio “B Flat Waltz” – Beautiful. And, man, I loved Paul Horn “Anthony And Cleopatra Theme”. Flute. Big Jazz music. Got a few of his records - always deep. Shout to Weegee on Paul Horn as well.

Worldwide review pt. 2

Another great show it has to be said.

Standouts for me in the 2nd hour( with a lickle comment and ting):

Erykah Badu "Amerykahn Promise" (Really love the back in the day raregroove vibe it sits on).

Baby Charles "Trading Water" (Sharon Jones-esque. Tune).

Brother Jack McDuff "Oblighetto" (original acid jazz music).

Cataylist "How About Us" (Love, love, love this. Reminds me of the movie SHAFT and Afros for some weird reason haha. Can’t wait to hear this loud and proud in the summer at some open festival. Imagine this early on as people arrive at Good Times?? BIG TUNE. Spacek = VOCALIST. My tune of the show).

Plantlife "Sun Shines Through your Love" (always love their stuff. Still love their tune from a few years ago: “When She Smiles She Lights The Sky” – uplifting!).

Breakwater "Say You Love Me Girl" (an ALL-OUT Soul boy tune. Simple).

Sunburst Band "Turn It Out" (I have a lot respect for Joey Negro. I’ve been a fan for many many years. Once again, revisiting his old disco/boogie roots and infusing that sound with the beats of today. This one reminds me of Roy Ayer’s “Programmed For Love” – a track he recorded in the mid 80s. Original broken beat music).

Big show

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Brownswood Loves...Bass

I couldnt make the first of Gilles & Brownswoods new residency at equally new Eastvillage Club (Shoreditch, London). . I'm still slightly bitter, I won't lie.

My new friend Dayo breaks it down for you all. .

Gilles’ gig last night at East Village conjured up images of his old Bar Rhumba nights for some reason. I sense something big in the offing for him at East Village. It’s always nice when you can get your core crowd out (especially on a Thursday night) and he did just that. What a night!

As you all know East Village has just recently opened and it is very apparent that the management want to cater for clubbers who care about music; the state of the art sound system in place is bound to give eargasm.

Gilles was gradually building his set when I arrived - and it was great timing me for as well, because my tune of the night was just ‘rolling’ in: The Rebirth “This Journey In”. I've often said that Gilles is very adept at communicating with his hardcore dance floor audience. This was Gilles telling us that summer is around corner. A summer siren tune if ever there was one. It blew everyone away last night. And I’ll tell you another tune that got heads bobbing last night: Catalyst feat. Spacek “How About Us”. No exaggeration, I spotted EVERYONE head nodding and dancing when Gilles dropped this one. BIG TUNE. simple. And let me just say, right here right now: a definite contender for my tune of 2008.

And if you like, Gilles just set the high standards for the rest of the night - he dropped pure tune after tune after tune. Loved it when he played “Thank You Jesus” - yes Gilles. And how lush did Leon Haywood’s “Long As There’s You I Got Love” sound?. There were a lot of ‘old’ soul bwoys in the joint last night and I spotted their grin of approval when it was playing. An ALL-OUT ravers tune. Gilles also gave us some jazz, and I tell you what, that new oz version of “I Bet You Thought I wouldn’t Find You” is the bonkers. The dance floor went mad for it. Even Heidi was moving hard to it.

Then Gilles started to bang it. And by then, the PACKED dance floor was going into overdrive. Linkwood Family’s “Piece of Mind” blew everyone away (love the way they cut up Leo’s Sunships’s “I’ Back For More” on this one). Just shading it as my banger of the night was: Quality Control “Slippin’” - I almost missed a step on the busy dance floor when Gilles dropped this one. PROPER HOUSE - and a very clever cut up of War’s classic. Gilles P - take bow.

And then Gilles gave way to the very lovely DJ Moni. And I don’t know about you guys, but I thought she did really well - all things considered. UK dj’ing debut and all that! The crowd thinned out a bit after her first couple of tunes; but the mark of a good dj is to start from scratch and re-engage the floor. And she did just that! By the time I was leaving (had to be at work very early this morning), the busy dance floor had been reinstated. DJ Moni, now in her element, was dropping some deep deep house numbers - including one of my current faves - which was playing as I said my goodbyes: The Linkwood Family “RIP”. No joke, I was tempted to stay on when she dropped this one. Love this to the bone. And I would love to know the one she played before the Linkwood track. Proper deep. Blew me away. Big up DJ Moni (and her mate). Please come back soon. Respect. I love honeys from the states - they are always smiling - unlike some of our ‘screwface’ London girls - LOL!

Upstairs:

It wasn’t that busy upstairs - which is kind of understandable if you have a super star DJ downstairs (with photographers in tow) - naturally everybody wanted to check Gilles out. But that’s to take nothing away from Ross Allen and Thristian who both did a sterling job upstairs. I sneaked upstairs a few times (you’ll know what I’m like) and they were dropping some corkers. Thristian (nice one rudebwoy) played some wicked dubstep. Might have to text him for details. And the mighty Ross Allen (a pleasure to finally meet you sir) was dropping the living disco. I’m really back into my disco at the minute (music from my yoot) and so it was only natural that I should completely lose it when Ross played Candido “Dancing and Prancing” - HOW wicked did that sound again last night??? Love love love that! Original Acid Jazz music. But my tune of his set was this Kathy Diamond thing he played. He told me it was a little Maurice Fulton thing. I tell you what, I don’t know what I’ve been listening to all this while. Need that! Ross Allen always pulls them out - Full Respect!

BIG NIGHTTTT!!!

Gilles P - Give thanks! Respect.

A big thanks to him . . going to try and hold him down for this type of thing consistently. An impeccable taste in music, and very engaging when he writes.

EDIT: SHOULD REALLY SHOUT OUT THE CLUB AT SOME POINT TOO. . . By all accounts it looks like its going to be something special. Very suave set up and the web site matches. www.eastvillageclub.com

Inside Brownswood...

Gilles in his own personal heaven.
I sincerely hope that vinyl is still kicking about when I get my own house.

'And Thats why i'm so muscular'

Brownswood residency this thursday at East Village (I think).. I lost the information right now. . but itl turn up.

January 28th

I know i'm on him allll the time. But this is seriously brilliant. . . it might even turn me back to house. Only listened to the 1st cd so far, so got the inspiration and the exclusives to come.
Should be marked down as a must buy. .maybe purely by that Ron trent Remix near the start. . Wow. ,

It also goes without saying that the Jose James album, out on Brownswood is stupidly good. It makes me feel so mature. . And tracks like 'Park Bench People' and 'Nola' will live with me forever. No matter how many times i play them. Go find. . Brownswood. If you trust the guardian; José James is a class act.

Christian Prommers Drumlesson also came out last week. . I know its brilliant. But I've had it since last autumn sometime, so I want to familiarise myself with it before i start harping on. . . Seriously good though.

Gilles Peterson In The House Pt. 2

Gilles Peterson in the House on the Road - Part. 2

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Out today.

'I don't have f**king guestlist'

Part One of Defected's Video Profile of the esteemed Gilles Peterson. In honour of. . . this.

Gilles Petersons Winners 2007

..needs to be given a listen. Top 25 Albums and Top 5 Jazz. .

TRACKLISTING

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MP3 will follow when it leaves the listen again website. . One for our scrapbooks.

More on Gilles Peterson's Defected

Further to this - more information has appeared regarding Gilles' take at the In the House series. Tracklistings for all 3 CD's have now appeared.. and it looks very juicy indeed. .

I've already given you the Inspirations (CD2) tracklisting - (the artists who have indirectly shaped the modern dance scene) . So without any more spiel.. Here's the rest.

CD1: (Mixed)

1. Wahoo feat. Paul Randolph ‘Don´t Take it Personal’
2. Larry Heard presents Mr. White ‘You Rock Me’ (Long Version)
3. N’Dambi ‘Can’t Change Me’ (Ron Trent Remix)
4. Bernard Wright ‘Spinnin`
5. Blaze ‘Wishing You Were Here’ (Joey Negro Remix)
6. Simbad feat. Abdul Shyllon ‘Supersonic Revelation’ (Marathon Men Remix)
7. Alex Attias presents Mustang ‘Let The Rhythm Get In’ (Unreleased Dub Version)
8. Tone 7 ‘Dub Dub’
9. Vincent Montana, Jr. ‘The African Track’ (Louis Benedetti Mix)
10. Phlash & Friends ‘Revolution = Solution’
11. Deetron feat. Ovasoul7 ‘I Cling’
12. Mike Dunn presents The Md X-Spress ‘This Here Is House Muzik’
13. Sandy Rivera & Jose Burgos ‘This Will Change It’
14. Dennis Ferrer ‘Black Man In Space’ (Sax Mix)
15. Stimming ‘Funkworm’
16. Roland Appel ‘Dark Soldier’
17. Nick Holder feat. Sacha ‘Time’ (Six Series Dub)
18. Mario Basanov & Vidis ‘Test’
19. The Young Lovers ‘You Make Me Dizzy’
20. Shuya Okino feat. Navasha Daya ‘Thank You’ (replayed by Sleep Walker)

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CD3: (Exclusives & Rarities)

1. Karizma – 33rd Street Anthem
2. Gilles Peterson & Switch – Because I Can
3. Alexander Hope – Wonderland
4 Peter Kruder – Nu Coste Jazz
5. Trus’me – Vibrations
6. DJ Sneak – A Test (Check The Test)
7. Jose James – Spirits Above (Simbad Remix)
8. Sandy Rivera Ft: Rae – Can’t Stop
9. Zed Bias – Time Worldwide Special
10. Season & Sygaire – Open To Love
11. New Tribe ‘New Day’ – Carl Craig Dance Mix

An absolute epic, you may agree.. Out January 28th on Defected.

Worldwide 06/12

Make sure you fit Worldwide from last week into your schedule sometime.. Brilliance from Karizma, BILAL, Trus'Me and Simbad among others.. As ever, I have an MP3 if people have problems.. Enjoy. Annnd. Not to forget the Steve Reid Ensemble session.. Check the album if you haven't already.

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P.s. The Bilal isn't going to be released.. what a shocker..

Worldwide 29/11

Not even going to give you a tracklisting.. Incredible selection this week. .

Look out for tracks by Mario & Vidic, Peven Everett, Sandy Rivera, Breakwater and just that general chunk before the hour mark which is packed full of brilliant sounds. I do have an mp3 of the show, so if anyone has problem with the player, get at me.

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Gilles Peterson: Defected In The House

Straight from his myspace blog;

anyway I've been working on my "GP in the house' for defected which I must admit I'm very excited about. As I've said before its gonna be a triple cd and I've just done the classic/inspirations bit.

Track Listing
1 - Weldon Irvine - We gettin down
2 - Johnny Hammond - Tell me what to do
3 - Sonny Stitt - Slick Eddie
4 - Idris Muhammed - Could heaven ever be like this
5 - Angela Bofill - People make the world go round
6 - Taste of Honey - Boogie oogie oogie
7 - Geraldine Hunt - Can't fake the feeling
8 - Clyde Alexander - Got to keep your love
9 - Earth Wind + Fire - Let your feelings show
10- Slick - Space Base
11- Mass Production - Cosmic Lust
12- Willie Hutch - Brother's gonna work it out
13- Main Ingredient - Happiness just around the bend
14- Keni Burke - Keep on singing
15- Rufus/Chaka Khan - Circle
16- Love Unlimited - Move me no mountain
17- One Way - Didn't you know it
18- Heatwave - Goin crazy
19- Cerrone - Music of life
20- Jon Lucien - Mi vida

Mmmmmmmmmm.

Worldwide 22/11

Only listened to the first hour this week. But it is packed.

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Carlos y Gaby – ‘Celestial Shores/DNA Codes (Recipes For Love)’ (Alpha Pup)
Unknown – ‘Unknown’ (Test)
Zed Bias feat. Ghost – ‘Untitled’ (Sick Trumpet)
Headhunter – ‘Locus Lotus’ (Tempa)
Jay Electronica – ‘Who’s World Is This’ (White)
Tribe – ‘Living In A New Day’ (Test)
El Michaels Affair feat. Todd M. Simon – ‘Easy Access’ (Soul Fire)
Arun Ghosh – ‘Bhairavi’ (White)
Mulatu Astatqe – ‘Yekermo Sew’ (Union Square)
Massak – 'B.L.A. Part 1' (Soul Fire)
Hypnotic Brass Ensemble feat. Jay-Z, Freeway and Beanie Sigel – ‘War’ (Catchdubs Remix) (Test)
Sahib Shihab – ‘Om Mani Padme Hum’ (Vogue)
The Heliocentrics – ‘The Oracle’ (Now Again)
2BO4 – ‘Flags and Words’ (Test)
Benga – ’26 Basslines’ (Tempa)

3.00

Minghe Morte feat. Matt Bourne – ‘Mothership Part 1’ (Test)
Baska & Skavelli – ‘Get Off The Ground (Bottom End Version)’ (Freestyle)
Chick Corea – ‘Central Park’ (Polydor)
Pleasure – ‘Joyous' (DJ Harvey Re Edit) (Test)
Stacey Epps – ‘Untitled’ (Test)
Erykah Badu – ‘Honey’ (Test)

In Conversation: Jill Scott

Jill Scott – ‘Slowly Surely’ (Hidden Beach)
Jill Scott – ‘Golden’ (Hidden Beach)
4 Hero feat. Jill Scott – ‘Another Day’ (Talkin Loud)
Black Velvet – ‘An Earthquakes Coming (If You Don’t Straighten Up)’ (Instrumental) (Black Top)
Jill Scott- ‘Wanna Be Loved’ (Hidden Beach)
Jill Scott – ‘Hate on Me’ (Hidden Beach)
The Expressions – ‘Money i$ King’ (Truth & Soul)
Jill Scott – ‘Insomnia’ (Hidden Beach)
Black Velvet – ‘Is It Me You Really Love’ (Instrumental) (Black Top)
Jill Scott – ‘How’s It Make You Feel’ (Hidden Beach)
The Expressions – ‘These Moments’ (Truth & Soul)
Jill Scott – ‘Only You’ (Hidden Beach)

Phil Asher – Revolution (Test)

Worldwide 15/11

Highlight this week are the Portico Quartet's live tracks from the Maida Vale Session.. Jneiro Jarel is obviously a brilliant mind, but I don't feel I can get the same type of feel for his music listening through the radio as I do listening to one of his full lengths end to end. Roc Boys still is huuuuuuuge.

Also getting pretty excited about the worldwide awards, January 5th.. Need some tickets for that.

Listen Here.. Or Comment For a download link... when the 7 days are up on Listen Again.

02.00

Tribe – ‘Livin’ In a New Day’ (Carlos Nino Edit) (Planet E)
Creestal – ‘Do What You Do’ (Just Like)
Ned Dohemey – ‘To Prove My Love’ (Re-edit) (Test)
Eddie Kendricks – ‘Going Up In Smoke’ (Motown)
Real People – ‘Rise and Fly’ (Papa)
The Sweet Inspirations – ‘Pity Yourself’ (Stax)
Trusme – ‘At The Disco’ (Fat City)
Bullion – ‘Long Promised’ (White)
Earth Changes – ‘Untitled’ (Test)
Kode 9 – ‘Stung’ (Hyperdub)
Comanche – ‘Instra:mental’ (Darkestral)
The Thelonius Monk Orchestra – ‘Thelonius’ (Riverside)
Terence Blanchard – ‘Ghost of Congo Square’ (Blue Note)
Steve Reid Ensemble – ‘Daxaar’ (Domino)
Restless Soul – ‘Turn Me Out’ (White)
Wu-Tang Clan – ‘Take It Back’ (Test)
Jay-Z feat. El Michael’s Affair – ‘Roc Boys (And The Winner Is…)’ (Def Jam)
Guru and Slum Village – ‘Cuz I’m Jazzy’ (Test)

In Conversation: Jneiro Jarel

Shape of Broad Minds – ‘It ‘Aint Dead!’ (Lex)
Jneiro Jarel – ‘Do YoThang’ (Backyard Remix) (Kindred Spirits)
Beyonce – ‘Déjà vu’ (Jneiro Jarel’s Old Skool Remix) (Test)
Dr Who Dat? – ‘Viberian Twilight’ (Lex)

03.00

Dr Who Dat? – ‘Miles Away’ (Lex)
Shape of Broad Minds – ‘Rhyme Circle’ (Lex)
Dr Who Dat? – ‘N.A.S.A.’ (Kindred Spirits)
Shape of Broad Minds – ‘Viberian Sun’ (Lex)
Dr Who Dat? – ‘Sun Walkers’ (Kindred Spirits)
Shape of Broad Minds – ‘Uprising’ (Lex)
Jneiro Jarel – ‘Jarumba Show’ (CDR)

Live in Session From Maida Vale: Portico Quartet

Portico Quartet – ‘Knee Deep In The North Sea’ (Live In Session)
Portico Quartet – ‘Monsoon’ (Live In Session)

Heliocentrics – ‘Age of The Sun’ (Now Again)
Build An Ark – ‘Morning Glory’ (Kindred Spirits)
Bibi Tanga – ‘Ladybird’ (L’inlassable Disque)
Dee Dee Bridgewater – ‘Love From The Sun’ (Re-edit) (White)
James Brown – ‘This is a Man’s World’ (Henrik Schwarz Remix) (K7!)
Dennis Ferrer – ‘Black Man In Space’ (Test)
Harold Ousley – ‘Paris Sunday’ (Bethlehem)
Real People – ‘Rise and Fly’ (Papa)
Face – ‘Act Like All Is Right’ (Test)

Worldwide 25/10

Didnt really feel the first hour as much this week.. despite Quantic and the Latin inputs, the quantic album being one at the top of my current wishlist. Second hour makes up for it, some brilliant new tunes there, particularly liking the Guynamite track out on Mukatsuku (Vinyl Only, Damn).. but definitely a label worth checking.

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02.00

Portico Quartet – ‘The Kon Tiki Expedition’ (Vortex)
RockArt – ‘Oom Jaap Jaap Se Stamboom’ (Dala Flat)
Heliocentrics – ‘Age of The Sun’ (Now Again)
The Quantic Soul Orchestra – ‘Melodious Wayfarer’ (Tru Thoughts)
Bronx River Parkway & Candela All Stars - ‘Agua Con Sal’ (T&S)
Urban Allstars – ‘K54’ (UA Recordings)
Johnny Blas – ‘Oaklands Mambo’ (Cubop)
Ebony Bones – ‘We Know All About You’ (White)
Josie Stingray - ‘Doing My Thing’ (Test)
Stimming – ‘Funk Worm’ (Dynamic)
Sola Akingbola – ‘Ninu Opon Ori Tiwa’ (Arc)

Heavy Hitters: Seun Kuti on Afrobeat
Seun Kuti – ‘Think Africa’ (White)
Seun Kuti – ‘’Mosquito Song’ (White)
Seun Kuti – ‘NA OIL’ (White)
Seun Kuti – ‘’Many Things’ (White)

03.00

Meshell Ndegeocello – ‘Virgo’ (Emarcy)
Blind Alphabetz feat. Brotherman – ‘Change’ (DAT Sound)
Rup, Mole, Enlish, DJ Manipulate - ‘A Remote World’(Beats Entertainment)
Lee Fields and The Expressions – ‘My World’ (Truth & Soul)
M.A.S.O. – ‘Poon Thang Thump’ (Bandit)
Guynamite feat. Selina Campbell – ‘Those Eyes’(Mukatsuku)
Domu feat. Pete Simpson – ‘Look A Little Further’(Papa)
Lady Alma – ‘Pressure’ (Universal Sun Club Vocal Mix)(Especial)
Zeep – ‘Zeep Dreams’ (Da Lata Remix) (Far Out)

Live In Session from Maida Vale: Zeep
Zeep – ‘Agua’ (Live in Session)
Zeep – ‘Super’ (Live in Session)

Aaron Jerome feat. Simphinwe Dana – ‘Kwa Kungasa’(BBE)
Phurry Freaks – ‘All Over The World’ (Jazzanova Remix)(Test)
Pasta Boys Inspiration – ‘Sun Dog’ (Mano Calda)

Worldwide 18/10

Just listened to the Gilles show from midweek. Zed Bias and Ross Allen guest hosting. Lot of gems on show. . Erykah Badu track is incredible, no idea how it slipped past me before. Bullion looks interesting..as does the Zed Bias album and love the Tawiah track. Oh, and that Dj Marky remix is one to look for. .! Goodness knows whats up with the fonts.

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(after that, if anyone requires, I'l put up a download link)

Mark De Clive Lowe – ‘Introduction’ (Freedom School)
Radiohead – ‘All I Need’ (Parlophone)
2 Banks of 4 – ‘Shadowlands’ (Sonar Kollektiv)
Erykah Badu – ‘I Want You’ (Motown)
Empty Chair – ‘An Echo of the Future’ (Living Space Records)
Bullion – ‘Long Promise’ (White)
Mark Murphy – ‘Doodlin’ (Riverside)
Guilty Simpson – ‘Make it Fast’ (White)
ROB – ‘Make it Fast’ (Nova)
Seun Kuti – ‘Untitled’ (White)
The Quantic Soul Orchestra – ‘Marrakech’ (Tru Thoughts)
Cornell Campbell – ‘I’m Lost’ (Joseph Sound)
Manu Chao – ‘Politic Kills’ (Because)
PJ Harvey – ‘When Under Ether’ (Universal)
Juganot – ‘En Why Cee’ (Strictly Live Music)

03:00

Talib Kweli – ‘Hostile Gospel Pt.1’ (Warners)
Al Brisco Clark & His Orchestra – ‘Soul Food Pt.1’ (Fontana)
Dave Nada – ‘Spell on You’ (T&A)
Santo Gold – ‘Untitled’ (White)
Gabriella – ‘Nothing Sweet About Me’ (Herbert Remix) (White)
Radio Slave – ‘No Sleep’ (Part Three)
Tawiah - (He missed this off the tracklisting and i don't recall the name- brilliant though)
100 Birds – ‘Jaguar’ (White)
Zed Bias feat. Randolph – ‘Mighty Dub’ (Sick Trumpet)
Zed Bias Feat Fyza –‘Rogue Frequency’ (Sick Trumpet)
Zed Bias feat Fyza – ‘Smile Within’ (Maddslinky Remix) (Sick Trumpet)
Zed Bias feat Ink Lined Minds – ‘HorrorZone’ (Sick Trumpet)
Zed Bias feat Ink Lined Minds – ‘Can You Let Go?’ (Sick Trumpet)
A Tribe Called Quest – ‘Stressed Out’ (Marky Remix) (Test)