This week’s top mixes include DJ Spooky’s most prized dubplates, Pender Street Steppers on BCR, Project Pablo’s Midnight Vapour Trail session, and DJ Oneman’s Essential Mix.

DJ Spooky’s Most Prized Dubplates. Resident on Deja Vu, Mode FM and Radar Radio, London grime hero Spooky is known for cutting some of the most sought-after dubplates in the game. Listen to him mix his top 10 dubplates liveStream above, track listing here.

Pender Street Steppers on Berlin Community Radio. The beatmakers behind Vancouver’s Mood Hut imprint, Pender Street Steppers begin their weekly residency on Berlin Community Radio with a typically phantasmagorical two-hour set, which selects their own dreamlike aesthetic sense into vintage house, hip-hop, dub and disco grooves, from all over electronic music history. Stream and download above.

Project Pablo’s Midnight Vapour Trail Session. London-based label run by Lone, Magicwire‘s 10th Midnight Vapour Trail show on NTS Radio sees Montreal-based DJ and musician Project Pablo (of 1080p CollectionASL Singles Club and Church) take the reins for a sublime two-hour mixture of ethereal house and techno. Stream above.

Legowelt’s Soothing Soundtrack. Dutchman Danny Wolfers aka Legowelt follows up his ambient-leaning album project Just a Clown on Crack, which came out under the alias Occult Orientated Crime in May via Dekmantel, with a Dekmantel podcast of “subversive and immersive sounds” in a similar vein – “the perfect soundtrack to sooth busy modern minds”. Stream and download above.

DJ Oneman’s Essential Mix. Back from an Australian tour that brought an extremely bassy night to the Sydney Opera House Studio, Rinse FM regular Oneman steps into the BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix booth, selecting tracks from D Double E, Benton, Jammz and Mickey Pearce, Drake, Kid Ink and an unreleased Mount Kimbie edit of Erykah Badu. Stream and track listing here.

18th July, 2016

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