Featured Tracks:

• Chris Salt - Dub Sonar (Silver Planet)
  
• Phyber - Project One (CDr)

Featured Mix: ariz0na and Nick Gurns

• Porter & Blain - Surrounding Darkness (Source of Gravity)
  
• U&K - Atmosphere (Confi-dance)
  
• Datar - U [Instrumental] (RIP Records)
  
• Blackstone - Superfrill [Ocean Wave remix] (Vapour)
  
• Chab - The Chab (Gecko)
  
• Thomas P. Heckman with Marc Romboy - Ultravixens [Voyager Mix] (Undercurrent)
  
• Chris Fortier - Despegue (Dub) [Fade]
  
• Cabala feat. Michelle Chivers - Vision of U [Nick Muir vocal mix] (Whoop!)
  
• Cultivate - Broken Pieces [Max Graham remix] (Lost Language)
  
• Angel - Kites [Evolution remix] (3 Beat)
  
• Jaya - Excursion [Origin remix] (Inversus)
  
• Marc Auerbach - Muke (Mode)
  
• Aria - One (Fire)
  
• General Midi vs. Hyper - We've Been Waiting [Fretwell mix] (Kilowatt)
  
• Planisphere - Frogger (Green Martian)
  
• Ron Houder - Outskirts [Hybrid's Tech Funk Breaks mix] (Global Cuts)
  
• 21st Century Fux - Sunspirit [Ivan Gough & Luke Chable-s Oreo Breakbeat Mix] (Inversus)
  
• Healy and Amos - Bleachin' [Hybrid remix] (White Label)
  
• Ocean Wave - Velvet [Voyager remix 2] (Rhythm Syndicate / Vapour)
  
• JunkieXL - Bon Voyage (Manifesto)

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here it is, this is what i have been totally, completely and fully buzzed on. and if you have not heard any of the music i have composed and produced yet, there are two original AFK tracks on this mix CD. this mix was a tonne of fun to make and features several "impossible mixes".. which sound *quite* cool. have a listen and i am sure you will agree..

TRACKLISTING:

1. Fitalic - Realistic
   
2. Matthew Dekay - If I Could Fly (Madoka's Flying Standby remix)
   
3. James Holden - Solstice
   
4. Pat Foosheen - The Unthinkable (Habersham's Mah-sive remix)
   
5. Steve May - Open Day (Luke Chable's Quakes and Craters remix)
   
6. Planisphere - Cubed
   
7. AFK - Dreamcache
   
8. DJ Gordon - Moonshine Boogie
   
9. AFK - Magnetic
   
10. Art of Noise via Brothers in Rhythm - Dreaming (Color Red)
    
11. Invisible Inc. - Stars (Ambient mix)
    

Download 192k mp3

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luminara 2004 was plenty of fun. however, i thought the displays were weaker than last year by a hell of a lot, and it still ended at 11 PM. that is only 1.5 hours of darkness for several hours of preparation. what could have made luminara 2004 better than last year is if they had denis out, but at the last minute they gave him a space which only let him have 2 hours of preparation, max. weak. denis spent 12 hours on his display in his back yard a few weeks ago and it looked incredible. this year they had a little bit of black light action. also they said they did not permit amplified music, but i heard some electric guitar last night. it would be nice to spin a bunch of ambient music with denis' display. we wont have a rave or anything .. but it's the right music for an event like this and they wont permit it. that's a shame.

i would link to luminara victoria's website, but they've chosen to host on a provider that takes down their website if there is more traffic than what was agreed upon. weak!

i should mention that i am very happy that luminara victoria happens. it makes victoria a more interesting place to live. i can just see a few ways it could be done better. unfortunately, i don't have enough time to volunteer with them.

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sooke potholes today. if you are coming late [a bunch are] then come to the location pictured above -- that's where we'll be. it's about a 45 minute walk up the gravel road -- ripple rock beach. it's where the tire swing is that is hanging off the tree.

luminara 2003 was awesome. i note that some of you say you'll be there at luminara 2004 this year. look forward to bumping into you there tonight!

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Featured Tracks:

• Phyber - Expecting The Unexpected (CDr)

Featured Mix: DJ Bedlam

• Fever - Distorted Horizon (Mechanism)
  
• Replicant - The Conspiracy (Pod Promo)
  
• Julez & Stone - Pure Science (Mechanism)
  
• Andre Absolut - Digital Suspense (White Label)
  
• Naveen G - Keeper of Five (M Theory)
  
• Killahurtz - West on 27th [Sleepfreaks remix] (White Label)
  
• Sander Kleinenberg - Soul Shelter (LMR)
  
• Agent 001 - When Pigs Fly (RR)
  
• Chris Domingo - One Sound (Teknology)
  
• Agent 001 - Tektonic Shift (RR)
  
• Infusion - Do To You [in 82] (Audiotherapy)
  
• Emjay & A. Souter - Glow In The Dark (Cyber)
  
• Descent - Projection (Release Records)
  
• Bedrock - Emerald [Dub] (Bedrock)
  
• Chris Domingo - Darklight [Thomas Penton remix] (BozBoz)
  
• Psalt - No Start For A Change [Piece Process remix] (Looq)
  
• Benz and MD - Wonder (Hope Recordings)
  
• Steve Porter - Vodka Cranberries [Greyarea remix] (Nu*Republic)
  
• Matthew Dekay - Higher Thoughts (Little Mountain Recordings)
  
• Paul Hamill - Access Psycatron (White Label)
  
• Steve Porter - Alphabet Soup (FDS)
  
• Trancesetters - Roaches [Slacker remix] (Hooj Choons!)

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hello folks, if you want to go swimming at the sooke potholes saturday, phone me on my cell! so far, we have two vehicles going .. one from James Bay, and one from Gordon Hood. aww yeah. phone! we're aiming to rendezvous at the Mac's at Jacklyn and Sooke at about 11:45 - 12 noonish.

here is an invitation for all:
CopperMoon Open House - Summer 2004. [it's next wednesday.] Come on by and hang out with us -- details are in the PDF invite. it would be really nice to have some people out to visit me where i work! :)

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happy belated birthday to alison, who has the #1 rated blog in canada on blizg. yay!

oh yeah, by the way.. swimming last night at oak bay rec was the bizzomb. saturday i plan on hitting up the Sooke Potholes or the All-Fun Waterslides.. haven't decided yet. who wants to come?! so far emmy and nathan are in, but the invitation is extended to anyone who would like to hit it up. sweet!

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the last time i can think of it overtly happening, it was in Bolton, near Manchester in the north of England. this was almost exactly a year ago. lovely town with some nice pubs and the odd nice club, supposedly.

the 5 or so other people i was with walked in the club. i was stopped for ID. i asked why i was the only one being asked for ID. they said it was random. right.

you know, in the past, when i have brought up these kind of things, i have been greeted with responses like "you're paranoid," "the world isn't out to get you," etc. not acknowledging that this is a real thing, that it is going on, that kind of bullshit. encouraging me not to talk about it any more, at all. to sweep it under the rug, so to speak.

after they ID'd me, they demanded that they be able to pat me down and search me. at that point i decided enough is enough, and demanded to know why i was the only one being searched AND ID'd. the bouncer explained that it is random searches that need to be performed according to the management, but it really how random could it be?

somebody has to think, "oh! that would be a good person to search!" somebody did.

i was obviously the only visibly non-white person coming in the club at that time. i remedied that by refusing to pay cover, and turned one hundred and eighty degrees and took my exit. i let them know exactly what i thought of their "random" searches on my way out.

am i supposed to feel safe around that kind of security, the kind the instinctually doesn't trust me? see ya later, you're out of my life.

i feel badly for those in the states who are still going through much worse, and you hear about them all the time. my experience is hardly a lot to complain about, but i will tell you this: it made me feel sick inside, and it made me very bitter that there are many people who will not -ever- feel what it is like to be descriminated against in any way -- not because i want them to be descriminated against, but rather that i would like them to understand what it feels like. i kind of feel like if you've been through it, you're less likely to do it to other people, which is the reverse of internalized opression.

so maybe that's bullshit. maybe it isn't. i'd rather people not -have- to go through this kind of thing. it doesn't enhance life. it's okay if one doesn't understand how it feels. perhaps they only need to know it's wrong.

maybe i'll blast the UK and the USA for being two of the worst countries in the world for this kind of thing. blair and bush..

erik's saying (not sure if he made it up) after 9/11 [not F9/11] and the security situation at the airports: "if you're white, the sky is the limit.. if you're not white, the limit is the sky." though crudely hilarious (as erik is), it was and has been somewhat true. sadly. the kind of thing that is going on in the states right now, with loss of privacy and increased discrimination, if selectively reported on like much of the media selectively used to report on the past Russia and the current China, would make the USA look like a very controlled country. thank goodness this particular scary dictatorship has an expiration date. thank goodness i live in canada.

writing this has been a long time coming for me, but as time goes on, i am less afraid to write about things that are important to me. this is my prelude into what i believe to be a fairly important link for all to read, if you're not white, or if you're in the states, or if you're into photography:

• the artist's statement - humiliated, angry, ashamed, brown
• brownequalsterrorist.com - the blog of the artist

listening to: Dead Can Dance - Song of the Disposessed.

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my pal tracey is moving to vancouver from calgary in september. this is good. she will be working at a bank in van.

it's been a pretty full weekend.

friday night was grood. first, dinner and drinks with adrian and gurton and ria and leah, and then the radio show. we did some randomized resonance! we had a rather excellent drum and bass dj named jesse [corrupta] on, and then we previewed my new CD [the rush] afterwards, and got a few phone calls of approval. [thanks!]

me and adam played magic while the rush was playing, and then we dragged leah with us to denny's afterwards for eats and more magic. we got questions at about 3:30 AM from the table of drunkard 30somethings behind us as to what we were doing with these cards. then, about half an hour later, one of the brave girls got up and came over to us and proclaimed "i know what these are, we call these nerd cards!" considering she only had about a decade to come up with that, we were appropriately humbled by her wit. nerd cards! hahahahaha! i think she left after we started laughing, but i am not totally certain.

we retired around 5 AM and that was that. night well spent.

saturday, myself, charles and jenlucy went to the sooke potholes. rather, we tried to. but the parking lot and the road were full, and the gate was locked. what?! yeah, there used to be this booth that was open there that would take a bit of cash from you -- in exchange, you could drive up along the river and eliminate an hour long uphill walk. they don't do this anymore. so, we went to kemp lake. it was nice and relaxing. charles noticed a nice spacialized reverb happening on certain frequencies and so we started making noise with the bottles we had with us, blowing on them with different amounts of liquid in them. we made a lot of noise, and got in trouble. getting in trouble is awesome. it's a good thing we did get in trouble, because if we didn't, we probably would have spent a lot more time doing what we did. which didn't really sound that great, but it was damn fun. word.

saturday night, i went to see F911 and felt like i had jumped through a hoop with myself mentally. i had to see it. i didn't feel particularly enlightened afterwards, as i pay a fair bit of attention to politics and things on-going these days -- but i realize the application of this film is enormous in swaying the US election that is to happen this year. good riddance, bush -- please. the film was good. i wont give anything away if you haven't seen it yet. just go see it, okay?

after that, i headed to daveyb's place to hang out. there i met amber and pictures were taken. eggs were thrown. muffins were made, muffins were eaten. mmmmmm. saturday night live totally sucks these days. sorry, but it does.

davey and lisa's place, on the other hand, does not suck. fantastic flooring, spacious, and great location, and an über built-in cabinet unit. looks fabulous indeed.

today me and ria went to meet up with adrian at moxies on yates. lovely brunch. adrian went to milestones for drinks and me and ria attempted the sooke potholes. this time there was parking. the weather was not as good as it was yesterday, but it was still very warm and the sun peaked out every now and then. we did the hour hike up to The Spot and went for a swim.

i drove back into the city, dropped off ria, and picked up my tennis racquet to hit it the ball around with jay. that was really quite satisfying, and we're plotting to enter a doubles tournement. we both have tennis medals from when we were teenagers, but we want new ones!

i DJ'd tonight at hush. it was half breaks, half prog for me. there were not too many people there, but eventually everyone had a go at the dancefloor, with everyone on it for the last bit. i was complimented by a few people, but the biggest compliment came from Brent Carmichael who said to me that he not only liked it, but he loved it, and he said it was the best set he has ever heard from a DJ who plays the kind of stuff that i do. and there is a bunch, and he has heard a lot. so, that meant a bunch to me. even cooler is that it was all spur of the moment mixing, and it went smoothly. i dropped two AFK remixes.. the Nine Inch Nails remix and the Formulate remix. good times. they went over very favourably. the NIN remix always gets a few comments..

sleep very soon. monday begins now.

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Featured Track:

• Blue Haze - Regaining Consciousness (White Label)

Featured Mix: Corrupta

• Spy Technologies - Switchblade Sisters (DSCIZ)
  
• Sinthetix - Gateway (No U Turns Records)
  
• Loxy B Ink - Deceipt (Cylon)
  
• Zero Tolerance - Greedy Guts (Subtitles Music)
  
• Pendulum - Voyager (Breakbeat Kaos)
  
• Matrix and Danny J - Vertigo (M)
  
• Unknown - Spiral (Uprising Records)
  
• Resonant Evil - Troubleshoot (Trouble on Vinyl)
  
• Ramilson Maia - Busca da Vida (Groove)
  
• Technical Itch - Reborn [Weapon remix] (White Label)
  
• Dom and Roland - Imagination [Kemal and Rob Data remix] (Shadow)
  
• Fresh - Big Love (RAM)
  
• Kaos and Karl K and Jae Kennedy - Studio 54 (HUMAN)
  
• Concord Dawn - Don't Tell Me (Timeless Recordings)
  
• Dkay and Rawfull - Shadow Play (Commercial Suicide)
  
• Concord Dawn - Morning Light [Klute remix] (Timeless Recordings)

Featured mix - ariz0na - the rush

• Fitalic - Realistic (Vapour)
  
• Matthew Dekay - If I Could Fly [Madoka's Flying Standby remix] (Deep)
  
• James Holden - Solstice (Silver Planet)
  
• Pat Foosheen - The Unthinkable (Institution)
  
• Steve May - Open Day [Luke Chable remix] (EQ Grey)
  
• Planisphere - Cubed (Green Martian)
  
• AFK - Dreamcache [Original mix] (Pacific Front Recordings)
  
• DJ Gordon - Moonshine Boogie [Ocean Wave remix] (Rhythm Syndicate)
  
• AFK - Magnetic [Original mix] (Pacific Front Recordings)
  
• Art of Noise via Brothers in Rhythm - Dreaming [Color Red] (White Label)
  
• Invisible Inc. - Stars [Ambient mix] (Sumsonic)

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taken wednesday evening from mt. tolmie. huge sunset, lightning overhead at the time..

happy birthday to anand, and of course to neil whose birthday was 6 days ago.

listeners of resonance will be amonst the first to hear "the rush" tonight from about 1:40 AM - 3:00 AM on 101.9 FM.

word.

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from jordan and zandras, to qv's, to the radio station, to the moonbases across water, to birthday land in greenwellsville, to erins, to hush, to denis' back yard .. but, okay, this isn't everything, just the good stuff. interested? there are 44 pictures in this post..

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wow. tonight was insanely fun for picture taking with denis, james, sheena and charles. i'll have to post the pictures tomorrow because i have obviously run out of time tonight! ah well. did i mention my brother anand (other half of tiebreaker) is over right now? he's been over since saturday. it's so weird, my family misses him in the oddest way. when he's over i feel different, so does my whole family i think. he's the weird chaotic element that is missing from my life and is poorly emulated by people on TV.

anyways, denis put on a bit of a show the last two nights, look for pictures later Wednesday evening, as well as an announcement about an upcoming fundraiser that will be goodtimes guaranteed ++!

i need to get the resonance site back up. why is it so low on my priority list right now? wacko. it feels like so much is happening right now. i feel like i am learning a lot, and i am taking it home with me and doing homework. it feels like i am in school.. it's so weird. i think working from home yesterday and doing the procrastination maneouvres helped make it that way. it feels oddly refreshing though. i mean, i got the work done, and i feel like i can get a tonne more work done at home now. it was a bit of a blessing in disguise.

tonight i plotted with justin on IRC, talked to charles, justin from shiloh, jim from extrametrical and ken spector from a radio station in LA on MSN and i gotta sleep. what else, what else. i could keep going. i shouldn't. i'm going to drop to my bed before i drop any more names.. heheh.

thank you to all who gave their opinion on the previous post. it was nice to see what everone's take on it was! i usually keep DJ talk to a minimum but i am glad i sort of threw that policy out the window. it's a pretty neat subject!

i should've eaten dinner tonight. i forgot to schedule it in.

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what an odd weekend. not exactly what i wanted, but got lots out of it as i usually do with my spare time. i thought a bit about it today and came to the conclusion that i am good at doing a lot of things, but i have neglected promoting those things to a large extent. you may be like "what?! you're always all about the BSP." well, yes and no. there is more i could be doing. i mean, where is the AFK banner, the dj ariz0na banner, the rave victoria banner, the resonance radio banner, the pacific front banner, the blog victoria banner, the coppermoon banner, the islandkidz banner etc etc etc? yeah, ok. some of these things don't need promoting but i should probably be making a "current projects" page on davin.ws for all this stuff.

woah. i mean, that is it. it was a rush making this latest CD. mp3's will be poppin' up soon. i made this CD happen in a matter of 3 days.

i'll reveal the tracklisting at the same time. i didn't even come up with a name with it by the time i realized i had finished it. i was talking to jim on msn and he suggested "rush" without even having heard it .. and it is a perfect name for the CD. when you hear it, you will know.

i think it's worth noting that sasha said a couple weeks ago that he's giving up the vinyl and turntables in favour of playing off his laptop -- sasha is going all digital. he made reference to the fact that DJing is really all about the content, so the medium is really not that important. however, playing off of his laptop is going to enable him to do some extra cool tricks that would be impossible with records, so this is a major step forward. i have long thought that vinyl was more of a fashion statement than any remarkable use of technology, and it is interesting to see how the underground industry is turning. have a look at this interview with andy jarrod, head honcho of 3 Beat Record Label Management Group, one of the worlds largest and most successful underground music businesses.

this was a case i was making for mp3's in 1998. 6 years later, it is actually happening.

cool!!!

that being said, "the rush" is my first straight up computer mix, complete with special effects and impossible mixes. and yes, it does sound better than ever. mixing vinyl is good for live performances because it is quite tactile. the advantages end there. mixing on the computer, you can resequence mixes, keymatch, reverse cue, etc etc. for each track, you can have individual compressors, filters, shelf EQ's, reverb, bitcrush, echo, delays, etc etc. and VST plugin effects.

...and you can synchronize it with your music making software to actual LIVE PA work in the middle of a DJ set. seamlessly. more thought, more action, more control, better results.

the digital age is definitely upon us.

in order to use tracks off of vinyl, one must record them at 0% pitch to the computer. to save time, whatever tracks i had on vinyl and mp3, i simply converted them to .AIFF format (same as WAV format, except mac based). there are catches. here are the disadvantages to using a track off of vinyl:

• almost all record players have sliding pitch rates. yes, even the invincible technics 1200 turntables. and that means that if you correct the speed of the track on the computer, it'll be spot-on at the beginning, but not neccessarily at the end. headache-inducing, almost useless.
  
• bad pressings also lead to pitch changes, detail loss, warps, even skipping.
  
• vinyl collects dust. you may like that, but i'd rather have crystal clear hi-end that does not deteriorate or sound washed out after many plays. good music gets played a lot. this is a problem.

i'll always have records, just 'cause they're fun, and a fashion statement, just like i'll always have cool shirts. it's part of the culture, and a big symbol of the culture as well.

learning this new software though .. and seeing the possibilities .. was a real rush.

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Featured tracks:

• Formulate - Rising Edge [AFK remix] (Pacific Front Recordings)
  
• Antiguru - Life in Prison (Unreleased)

• SW - Sweet Lullabies [Collective Sound Members remix] (After Midnight)
  
• Morgan Page and Gregory Shiff - All I Know (Bedrock)
  
• Sub Rosa - Some Changes [Hardsoul remix] (Essence)
  
• Members Only - Sweet (JTM)
  
• Ananda Project - Can You Find The Heart [Rob Rives remix] (Nite Grooves)
  
• Milk & D 1/7 - DIY (DIY Discs)
  
• Ben Watt - A Stronger Man (Buzzin' Fly)
  
• Praful - Corpo Suado (White Label)
  
• Unknown - Daft Michael (White Label)
  
• Fuf and Goz - Coffee 2 Go (Kinky Vinyl)
  
• The Beard Presents Deep Expressions - Someday [Shadow Dub] (Inspirit)
  
• Q-Burns Abstract Message - Innocent [Joey Negro remix] (NRK)
  

Featured Mix: Antiguru

• Susumu Yokota and Rothko - Distant Sound of Summer (Mute)
  
• Two Lone Swordsmen - Receive Tactical Support (WARP)
  
• Crown Publishers - Go! (Crown Publishers)
  
• Cut Copy - Rendezvous (Cut Copy)
  
• Two Lone Swordsmen - Tiny Reminder [Vocal] (WARP)
  
• The Clifford Gilberto - Rhythm Combination - Kuia World and A Different Forrest (Ninja Tune)
  
• Unknown - Unknown (White Label)
  
• Fog - Moon Repellant (Vital)
  
• Modeselektor - We Do It Too (Bpitch Control)
  
• Unknown - Unknown (White Label)
  
• Cut Copy - I Was Young and Needed the Money (Rex Records)
  
• Nicholas Wanderumgen - The Cruise (20000 street)
  
• Susumu Yokoya and Rothko - Distant Sounds of Summer (Mute)
  
• Pasha - One Kiss [Fos mix] (V2)
  
• Nicholas Wanderumgen - Silvering (20000 street)
  
• Super Collider - Messagecomin (Rise Robots Rise)
  
• The Clifford Gilberto - Rhythm Combination -Deliver the Weird (Ninja Tune)
  
• Cut Copy - Live (Rex Records)

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tonight, after several months of hard work and preparation, myself and justin are going to launch the website for our online music label -- www.pacificfront.ca. look for it to go live between 8:30 and 9:30 PM PST tonight, and we're also going to announce which track is going to come out first at that time. the talented photographer who took that shot is none other than mr. extrametrical!

woohoo!! tonight on the radio: graham davis and antiguru. midnight, 101.9 FM until 3 AM. perhaps a guest host as well from RGM days past.. we'll see! good times, good times.

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well, what did i not do this weekend? heh. aww yeah. what a weekend indeed. friday was davinday. july 2nd of every year from now on will be davin day, which is not my birthday, but rather a day i will save up time for and take the day off from work just so i can do exactly what it is that i want to do. mind you, work is close to being that already! however, this was a super healthy weekend for me and i enjoyed it immensely. canaday, music making, radio, picture taking, coffeeing, tennising, partying, plotting, driving, fundraising, etc etc.

it is a bit too breezy to hit up the sooke potholes action today so i'll save it for next weekend. instead, i will post a zillion pictures!

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i have 50+ of their records, i have all their cd's, i have many of their mix sets, i have interviewed them a few times for the radio, and i just plain love these guys. on september 5th, 2004...

Inner Groove presents Hybrid with dj ariz0na.

this is going to rule.. how much?

sooooooooooo much!

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Featured Track:

• 21st Century Fux - Sunspirit [Unlreased remix] (CDr)

Featured mix: Colin Sick vs. DJ Wrinkles

• DJ Love - Contact [Scissorkicks remix] (Stellar Music)
  
• Horace - Stay In The Light (Horace Music)
  
• Backdraft - Manic [Soto remix] (Botchit Breaks)
  
• Clone - Dreambreaks [Coded Motion remix] (Resin Records)
  
• Stabilizer - Low Slung (Plastic Raygun)
  
• Silencer - Believing (Critical Mass)
  
• Prodigy - Outta Space [Booty Space mix] (White Label)
  
• Descent - Addicted (White Label)
  
• Stereo 8 - Can't Stop (Finger Lickin')
  
• Brothers Bud vs. Z2 - The Herbgrinder [Drummatic Twins remix] (Finger Lickin')
  
• Soul of Man - Outback (Finger Lickin')
  
• Aquasky vs. Masterblaster - Take it to the Floor (Shadow Cryptic)
  
• Plump DJ's - The Funk Hits The Fan (Eboville Music)
  
• World Of Crime - Uh! (Ultimatum Breaks)
  
• Stanton Warriors - Da Virus (Mob)
  
• Stanton Warriors - Slanty (679)
  
• Plump DJ's - Creepshow [Soul of Man remix] (Finger Lickin')
  
• Plump DJ's - Electric Disco (Finger Lickin')
  
• Alchemy - Bruiser (Bedrock)
  
• Christopher Lawrence - October's Child (Moonshine)
  
• Velvet Girl - Velvet [Flight Attendant's Mix] (Additive)
  
• Alaska - Manhattan High [Original Mix] (POD)
  
• Dimension D - The Dream (Casa Nostra)
  
• Adam Dived - Deep Inside [King Of Spin Mix] (Additive)
  
• Authentic Individuals - Stormer (BIT)
  
• Blue Amazon - Coming Home [Transa Mix] (Subersive)

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here are some images from the lil drive I went on last night:

pretty nice night for a drive, but i am getting tired of driving in the same places all the time. yeah, i am antsy on the island. i'd like to drive far.. far away. like down the coast of the pacific, to LA or something. that would be very expensive and time consuming, but i think i'd really like it. that's what i need. but anyway.. i digress. time to celebrate.

ps: happy birthday canada!

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