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Categories: Mixes & Podcasts

We were recently asked to make an all-blu-mar-ten mix for one of the biggest drum & bass channels on Youtube, PandaDnB, and here it is.

All these tracks are available to buy from iTunes and other good music stores.

You can listen to the mix below or download it from SoundCloud.

Tracklist:
Blu Mar Ten – By The Time My Light Reaches You I’ll Be Gone (Klute remix)
Blu Mar Ten – Nobody Here
Blu Mar Ten – Nobody Here (Kastle remix)
Blu Mar Ten – All Over Again (Sabre remix)
Blu Mar Ten – Made of Air
Blu Mar Ten – If I Could Tell You (Stray remix)
Blu Mar Ten – Anytime Soon
Blu Mar Ten – Black Water
Blu Mar Ten – Bedroom Eyes
Blu Mar Ten – If I Could Tell You
Blu Mar Ten – Believe Me (Bop remix)
Blu Mar Ten – Above Words
Blu Mar Ten – Close VIP
Blu Mar Ten – Close
Blu Mar Ten – Clipjoint
Blu Mar Ten – Eight Rounds Rapid
Blu Mar Ten – Storyteller (Blame remix)
Blu Mar Ten – Headturner
Blu Mar Ten – By The Time My Light Reaches You I’ll Be Gone

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Categories: Mixes & Podcasts

I recently found a whole bunch of mixes I did between 1992 and 1997 and started the long process of ripping the cassettes to mp3.
As I work through them in no particular order I’ll put them up here for download.
Remember, the sound quality isn’t great as they were all recorded through a mixer with no EQ and committed to cassette on a shabby home stereo…But what the hell, it’s that authentic 90s sound through and through.
If you can fill in the blanks in the tracklist leave a comment at the bottom of this post and we’ll update it.

This is the seventh in the series, and you can still download Volume 1, Volume 2, Volume 3, Volume 4, Volume 5 and Volume 6

Download Volume 7 here or listen in the player below…

Tracklist:
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Carlito: Heaven
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PFM: One & Only
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Doc Scott: Drumz 95
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Goldie: Kemistry (Doc Scott VIP)
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Trace: By Any Means Necessary
Essence of Aura: So This Is Love (Omni Trio Remix)
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SS: MA2 remix
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SS: Black VIP
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Categories: Releases, Video

I was bumbling around on the Ministry of Sound website because their new CD mixed by Friction is out today and features the Seba remix of our track ‘Overwhelm’.

While I was on there I noticed that another Ministry compilation, ‘Winter Sessions‘, came out a few months ago and included a remix that we did for Jakatta of his track ‘So Lonely’, which was released on the ‘So Lonely’ single in 2001 along with other remixes by Photek, 2 Sinners and Joey Negro.

I hadn’t heard it for years and noticed it wasn’t on youtube, so I took the liberty of uploading a shortened version. If you like it you can still get the full version from iTunes.

Categories: Mixes & Podcasts

I recently found a whole bunch of mixes I did between 1992 and 1997 and started the long process of ripping the cassettes to mp3.
As I work through them in no particular order I’ll put them up here for download.
Remember the sound quality isn’t great as they were all recorded through a mixer with no EQ and committed to cassette on a shabby home stereo…But what the hell, it’s that authentic 90s sound through and through.
Couple of blanks in the tracklist, so if you know what they are leave a comment at the bottom of this post and we’ll update it.

This is the sixth in the series, and you can still download Volume 1, Volume 2, Volume 3, Volume 4 and Volume 5.

1 2 3 4 v5

Download Volume 6 here or listen in the player below…

Tracklist:
DJ Exodus & Head Pressure: Glass Pipe Fury
DJ Pulse: Stay Calm (Foul Play rmx)
Foul Play: Being With You
Koda: Spacetek
New Jack Pimps: Water Jelly
Gappa G & Hypa Hypa: Information Centre
Missng: Back to Consciousness
Aphrodite: Beat Booyaa
Missing: Flex and Relax
Amazon II: Control Yourself
Badman: War for 94
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Trace: Inside Information
Orca: Intalect
Foul play: Being With You (remix)
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SDR & Subsonic: Speakers
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Hyper-On Experience: Disturbance (Tango rmx)
Coolhand Flex: Legal Rights
DJ Exodus & Head Pressure: Rude Boy Dem
DJ Krome & Mr Time: The Licence
DJ Solo: Darkage
Remarc: Drum n Bass Wise
Boogie Times Tribe: Dark Stranger (Origin Unknown rmx)

Categories: Releases

Seba’s forthcoming remix of our track ‘Overwhelm’ is featured on the new Ministry of Sound CD Drum & Bass CD mixed by Friction

If you pre-order the album and enter the code ‘FRICTION’ at checkout you’ll receive £1 off your order.

Follow Friction, Shogun Audio and Ministry of Sound on Twitter.

Categories: Mixes & Podcasts

I recently found a whole bunch of mixes I did between 1992 and 1997 and have started the long process of ripping the cassettes to mp3.
As I work through them in no particular order I’ll put them up here for download.
Remember the sound quality isn’t great as they were all recorded through a mixer with no EQ and committed to cassette on a shabby home stereo…But what the hell, it’s that authentic 90s sound through and through.

This is the fifth in the series, and you can still download Volume 1, Volume 2, Volume 3 and Volume 4.

1 2 3 4

Download Volume 5 here or listen in the player below…

Tracklist:
St Etienne: The Sea (PFM remix)
Q Project: Solar System
Skin Divers: Size 12
Mouly & Lucida: The Abyss
Dave Wallace: Waves
JMJ & Richie: In Too Deep
Underwolves: The Crossing
Adam F: Fjam
Aquasky: Nylon Roadster
The Architex: Somewhere
Shogun: Pegasus
K Seba: So Long
Blame: Revival
KMC – Polaris
Universal: Groove Therapy
Pablo: Do What You Gotta Do

Categories: Mixes & Podcasts

I recently found a whole bunch of mixes I did between 1992 and 1997 and have started the long process of ripping the cassettes to mp3.
As I work through them in no particular order I’ll put them up here for download.
Remember the sound quality isn’t great as they were all recorded through a mixer with no EQ and committed to cassette on a shabby home stereo…But what the hell, it’s that authentic 90s sound through and through.

This is the third in the series, and you can still download Volume 1 and Volume 2.
Quite a few holes in the tracklist and no one seems to be able to fill them in. If you can spot any of the missing tunes then leave a comment at the bottom of this post and we’ll update the listing.

Download the mix here or listen in the player below…

Tracklist:
Bim Sherman: Can I Be Free from Crying (Underwolves remix)
EZ Rollers: Quantam State
Voyager: Desire (Dave Wallace remix)
Adam F: Circles (Andy C remix)
Voyager: Hypersleep (EZ Rollers remix)
Hunch: Visible from space (Aquasky remix)
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Intense: Eastern Promise
Blu Mar Ten: Futureproof
Intense: West Side Blues
Earl Grey: Back to My Roots
Omni Trio: Twin Town Karaoke
Jazz Juice: Detroit
Headfake: Cycles
New Balance: Reflections

Categories: Mixes & Podcasts

I recently found a whole bunch of mixes I did between 1992 and 1997 and have started the long process of ripping the cassettes to mp3.
As I work through them in no particular order I’ll put them up here for download.
Remember the sound quality isn’t great as they were all recorded through a mixer with no EQ and committed to cassette on a shabby home stereo…But what the hell, it’s that authentic 90s sound through and through.

This is the second in the series and, yes, I dislike the term ‘intelligent’ as much as you probably do but I never really figured out what we were supposed to call this stuff, even though we were in the thick of it at the time. If you have no idea what I’m talking about then you can read about ‘intelligent d&b’ here

So anyway, if you like the whole Good Looking / Logical Progression 90s thing, then this mix is right up your street.

Download the mix here or listen in the player below…

Tracklist:
Earl Grey: My Soul’s On Ice
Artemis: Desideradi
JMJ: Gravitational Pull
Architex: Altitude
MP5: Fight or Flight
Omni Trio: Sanctuary
Blu Mar Ten: The Fountain
EZ Rollers: Subtropic
Blame: Overhead Projections
Blu Mar Ten: Global Access
Quicksilver: Lord of the Flies
Appaloosa: Night Train
PHD: Presence
PHD & Conrad: Progression Session
Personelle: Rebound (Nookie remix)

You can still download Vol 1 in this series.

Categories: Mixes & Podcasts

I recently found a whole bunch of mixes I did between 1992 and 1997 and have started the long process of ripping the cassettes to mp3.
As I work through them in no particular order I’ll put them up here for download.
Remember the sound quality isn’t great as they were all recorded through a mixer with no EQ and committed to cassette on a shabby home stereo…But what the hell, it’s that authentic 90s sound through and through.

So here’s the first one I’ve converted. An all-dark / techstep mix made in 1997.
I had to get the good folks at Dogs on Acid to help with the tracklist as I was never much of a trainspotter…and there’s no way I’m rooting through thousands of old 12″s.
We’re still missing a couple of IDs so if you know what they are leave a comment under this post.

Download the mix here or listen in the player below…

Tracklist:
Nico Ft Makai: Omen
Future Forces: Imprint
Ed Rush & Nico: Technology
Boymerang: Still
Future Forces: Cold Fusion
Nasty Habits: Shadow Boxing
Nico: Lo
Fierce & Nico: Crystal
Hokusai: Black Rose
Ed Rush & Nico: Proton
Decoder: In my Dreams
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Twisted Anger: Exquisite
Arcon 2: The Beckoning
Trace & Nico: Squadron
Peshay: Predator
Photek: Ni Ten Ichi Ryu
J Majik: Your Sound (Remix)
Ed Rush & NKS: Mothership

Categories: Mixes & Podcasts

Catch Blu Mar Ten at Fabric London on May 21st, along with Goldie, Randall, Klute, Bailey, Lynx & Alleycat

Here’s a little promo mix for the night. Download it here.
Hope you enjoy.

Blu Mar Ten – FabricLive Mix – April 2010 by Blu Mar Ten

Tracklist:
overwhelm: blu mar ten (seba remix)
bare religion: london elektricity (subwave remix)
number gas: stanza
the joy (face to face): seba & kirsty hawkshaw
believe me: blu mar ten (bop remix)
whispered: jayji
a moment in time: y2d
rendering the garlic boy: dan habarnam
can i be free from crying: bim sherman (underwolves remix)
whispers: mortem
piper: jonny l
dangerous days: seba
pathway: jayji
drumz 95: doc scott
scars: nusense & grimm
resynthesize: method 1
retreat: san:dra
clarendon: breakage
check me out: ed rush