ABOUT THIS EPISODE
We've been trying to squeeze a mix from Lawrence (aka agent2) of London's Rebel Intelligence collective for some time now. Le Orme (meaning footprints) rocks out the kind of lush electronic tackle you'd expect from this exceptional connoisseur of early Chicago house, Detroit techno and deep dancefloor electro. If you've ever caught one of Lawrence's flawlessly programmed DJ sets, you'll be all over this.
The fledgling Rebel Intelligence label has a couple of great electro 12"s out by Matt Whitehead. Snap them up if you haven't already.
Tracklisting:
Submersible Machines - Blue Hole
Steve Summers - Dreaming in Color
DJ Sprinkles (Kink & Neville Watson Remix) - Masturjakor
Perseus Traxx - Remake 508
Murphy Jax Featuring Mike Dunn - It’s the Music
Steve Summers - Lucid Fingers
Kink & Neville Watson - The Long Wait
Elec Pt.1 - Sky 13
Risque Rythum Team - 122 House
Kink & Neville Watson - City 2 City
Virgo Four - In a Vision
Snuff Crew - Slam it
Surburban Knight - The Groove
Conforce - Black Stroke
The fledgling Rebel Intelligence label has a couple of great electro 12"s out by Matt Whitehead. Snap them up if you haven't already.
Tracklisting:
Submersible Machines - Blue Hole
Steve Summers - Dreaming in Color
DJ Sprinkles (Kink & Neville Watson Remix) - Masturjakor
Perseus Traxx - Remake 508
Murphy Jax Featuring Mike Dunn - It’s the Music
Steve Summers - Lucid Fingers
Kink & Neville Watson - The Long Wait
Elec Pt.1 - Sky 13
Risque Rythum Team - 122 House
Kink & Neville Watson - City 2 City
Virgo Four - In a Vision
Snuff Crew - Slam it
Surburban Knight - The Groove
Conforce - Black Stroke
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