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SNE Part 89
Singapore National Education Part 89
Weeks of 18 August 2003 to 3rd September 2003
I have also learned lately:
1. That the NEL was delayed by 87 minutes recently because of one of the massively complex computer systems running it using up its monthly quota for delaying the NEL.
2. That in line with the new through train plan of allowing super special students to enter National Junior College at Secondary 3, and skip the O Levels to do the A Levels direct, some nurseries are thinking of offering a through train program for their two-year-olds to enter Primary One at four, skipping kindergarten K1 and K2.
The toddlers will need to pass a three-hour academic test, a reasoning test and an interview in order to qualify. They will also need to be able to wear their own pampers and eat an entire meal by themselves to be shortlisted.
3. That students from all-boys and all-girls schools are looking forward to dating the opposite sex a whole two years early if they get into junior college on the NJC through train program.
Maybe there should also be a hormone entrance exam too.
4. That home loan interest rates are up, and CPF is about to get cut from 36% to 33%. And the CPF ceiling will be cut from $6000 to $4500 (I bet most of you do not even know there WAS a ceiling. In other words, you guys earning $6000 per month or more now will be getting CPF based on a $4500 salary).
Let the property bloodbath begin.
5. That Singaporeans need to be prepared to accept wage reform because our salaries are three times more than Malaysians, and (insert number here) times more than (insert country here).
And of course, our MPs are the inverse, grossly underpaid compared to these countries.
6. That there is a new campaign to help Singaporeans improve their economy, "Bend Down Singapore".
"Chasing the Pink $
Some mainstream businesses here are pitching their products and services at gays, whom they see as trendsetters with high spending power" -ST 17 August 2003
7. That there is talk that Gay World may be rebuilt to become a new tourist attraction.
8. That, for the last friggin' time, PM Goh did not say BG Lee slapped Dhana. PM Goh was making a joke. A JOKE, ok? Sheeesh.
9. That in order to help the unemployment situation, the Government has created a new statutory board, the Works Development Agency.
Some have suggested that we may be creating too many statutory boards and civil servant posts, and costing the taxpayer money, while increasing the red tape that hamper new businesses. One idea that has come up is to merge some of these government and quasi-government agencies into one.
The Government will create a new task force and statutory board to make this happen.
10. That there is a new mini Visa card, the Visa Mini, that is 25% smaller than the MasterCard SideCard (an elongated, width-compressed card).
Smaller cards, same size credit card bill .
11. That the Malaysian Government is changing the Malaysian national anthem. It will be slowed down following complaints that an upbeat version introduced in 1992 "has not induced enough pride in the country".
This is based on the well-documented study from Netherlands (or somewhere) that slower anthems are generally more patriotic, and faster anthems, especially Hip Hop versions, tend to make citizens feel less patriotic, because they cannot sing the words fast enough.
12. That the title of the anthem may also be changed from Negaraku (My Country) to MalaysiaKu (My Malaysia), which many Malaysians oppose.
Other titles being considered by the Cabinet include AirKu (My Water) and Vision2020Ku (My Vision 2020), and We Will (We Will) Rock You.
13. That new arrangements for the Malaysian national anthem will be submitted to the Cabinet this week for approval. Treatments being considered include Classical, Mariah Carey Power Ballad, Hip Hop, Slow Rock, and Heavy Metal.
Several arrangements of the anthem will be submitted by the National Symphony Orchestra, the RTM Orchestra, as well as the police and army orchestras. Other music arrangers being shortlisted include Puff Daddy (feat. Missy Elliot), Willie Nelson and the guy who did the Myojo Mee Jingle that is being used by many handphone owners as a ringtone.
14. That Malaysians are probably wondering why the Cabinet has so much time in their hands to mess about with the National Anthem.
Does that mean there will be a Ministry of National Anthem Upgrading?
15. That PM Goh gave his speech on Sunday night, and many patriotic young Singaporeans tuned eagerly to watch Black Hawk Down on HBO.
16. That Singapore births are heading towards a 26-year low. The number of babies born in the first six months of this year has fallen at such a rate that if it continues, Singapore will, at year-end, record its lowest number of births in 26 years. So for the next 6 months, Singaporeans are encouraged to make up the shortfall by having more unprotected sex.
Some activities planned include More Sex Week, Babies Are Cute Week, and a general ban on contraceptives for an entire month (very likely to be the December school holidays to enable teachers participate as well). The Government is also rethinking a ban on pornographic material, but it needs to conduct further research to determine whether it will lead to higher births, or just more masturbation.
Another initiative being looked into is a Go Home Early on a Weekday to Have Sex With Your Spouse Day, for married civil servants.
17. That it has been suggested that Singaporeans may need longer loans to service their mortgage if the CPF gets cut.
I agree. You may as well extend your loan to 30 or 40 years. You will be working way past 55 anyway, since your nest egg is now screwed, and you may not even be able to withdraw your own CPF at 55 if your account has less than the new minimum sum.
Oh, and don't forget to have more sex and babies.
18. That this dude flying a 33-year-old Beechcraft Bonanza F33 A developed electrical problems and intruded into Singapore's airspace, resulting in two Republic of Singapore Air Force (RSAF) A-4 Super Skyhawks being scrambled intercept it.
The A-4 Super Skyhawk is the advanced version of the A-4 Not-So-Super Skyhawk.
The pilot, Mr Faria e Mello, is a wheelchair bound former Portuguese Air Force pilot, was doing his second round the world flight.
It is suspected that due to the electrical failure, pilots of the Skyhawks had to use hand signals and a quick round of Charades.
Unconfirmed reports by eye-witnesses indicated that the private plane was guided down by the A-4 Super Skyhawks by following a bumper sticker on the lead Skyhawk, which read "If you can see this bumper sticker, you are flying too close to my Skyhawk."
19. That there is no news on the development of the A-4 Even-More-Super Skyhawk.
20. That the F-16s were not scrambled because their road tax was not renewed yet. Also, they needed to send something that flew slower because F-16s would be too fast for a little private plane.
21. That when you are a brave wheelchair-bound pilot who has flown around the world before and on this your second attempt, you are flying a plane sticken with electrical power failure, with no radio, no lights, and you are manually cranking down the landing gear with one hand, while guiding the plane with the other, with a torchlight in your mouth, the last thing you want to see are two A-4 Super Skyhawks sent, not to help you, but to intercept you because you have wandered into restricted airspace.
22. That according to BG Yeo, Singaporeans can expect painful adjustments ahead. In his words, "Adjustments will be necessary and some of them will be painful."
In case any Singaporeans do not understand the kind of adjustments we will have to make, allow me to illustrate.
You know when you have hemorrhoids and the doctor has to check to see how much bad it is, and he puts on a rubber glove and then he sticks his hand up your rectum?
It will be more painful than that.
23. That Singaporeans will have to give up any illusions of a Swiss standard of living as promised by the Government and accept the fact that we will be lucky if we attain a Swiss Cheese standard of living.
24. That local DJs need Geography lessons. Heard on Power 98:
Guy DJ: Hey, listen up, here is something about an Italian man...
Girl DJ: Ooh, red hot Latin Lover!
25. That there are some people who would pay good money for Singapore school uniforms for girls. And it is not for educational purposes.
Here is the site.
Here is the screenshot in case the site is down.
Copyright 2004 by Lee Kin Mun
Posted on Wednesday, September 03, 2003 at 04:50 PM in Singapore National Education | Permalink


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History: 2013
Longbarrow Press marks the new year with Winter Songs, a specially curated evening of readings (at The Fat Cat, Sheffield) by Angelina Ayers, Matthew Clegg, Andrew Hirst, Chris Jones and Fay Musselwhite. The readings (which include works by other poets alongside original material by the readers) are presented in three themed parts (or 'movements'): home (and 'the local'); landscape; journey and exile. During each movement, the readers alternate from poem to poem, producing some interesting (and often unexpected) associations and dynamic shifts; a new take on 'curated performance' that has developed through close collaboration with Longbarrow poets in recent years. Read Camille Brouard's review of the event (for Forge Today) here. Brian Lewis's reflections on the evening (for Now Then) appear here. Listen to the third (and final) movement of Winter Songs below:
Mark Goodwin and Chris Jones read at Newstead Abbey (as part of the inaugural Nottingham Festival of Words). The two poets collaborate with Brian Lewis to rework poems from their recent collections into an exploratory tour of the English outskirts, presented as an integrated, continuous performance (accompanied by a projected film of Nikki Clayton's photographs and recordings of poems from Matthew Clegg's Edgelands sequence). Lindsay Waller-Wilkinson reviews the performance (for LeftLion) here. Robin Vaughan-Williams' account of the event appears here. Listen to the opening section below:
Sheffield's Bloc Projects presents The Song of Meeting and Parting, a special event focused around a new billboard artwork by Paul Evans (the artwork and the event illuminating themes of migration – and decline – of bird populations). The event begins with a ceremony by Becky Bowley (also taking in a new artwork by Dominic Mason) and then moves into the streets around the gallery as Matthew Clegg and Chris Jones lead the audience on a poetry walk. Chris and Matt read their poems 'Lost' and 'Night City' in the subway of St Mary's Gate (preceded by a detail from Evans' artwork) in this short film:
Elaine Aldred's extended interview with Brian Lewis (on the origins, aesthetic and ethos of Longbarrow Press) is published on her Strange Alliances blog. You can read the interview here.
Brian Lewis discusses the ethics and aesthetics of small press publishing as part of the Bradford Baked Zines programme of talks, performances and workshops. Photos and reflections appear here.
The Flight, a programme of short films curated by Longbarrow Press, is screened at The Hubs, Sheffield (as part of the second Sheffield Poetry Festival). The programme comprises eight films: Murmuration (Paul Evans / Chris Jones); Season Below Ground (Kelvin Corcoran / Brian Lewis); Lost Between Stations (Matthew Clegg / Brian Lewis); Cortege (Hondartza Fraga / Rob Hindle); closer to ground to hear (Nikki Clayton / Mark Goodwin / Brian Lewis); Skin (Karl Hurst / Chris Jones); Night Walks (Andrew Hirst / Brian Lewis); Cave Time and Sea Changes (Matthew Clegg / Karl Hurst).
Rob Hindle leads Flights and Traverses, a walk through central Sheffield (from Lady's Bridge to Alma Street) that crosses and re-crosses the city's histories (taking in the last transport of the Chartist Samuel Holberry in 1842, the Sheffield Flood of 1864, the gang wars of the 1920s and the Blitz of 1940). Hindle introduces the first section of his poem 'Attercliffe to the General Cemetery' in this short clip (filmed near Lady's Bridge):
Alistair Noon makes a rare UK appearance at Sheffield's Bank Street Arts, reading and discussing his remarkable translation of Pushkin's The Bronze Horseman (followed by selections from his collection Earth Records). The reading closes with an extended Q&A with Matthew Clegg. Noon's reading of The Bronze Horseman is here:
Alistair Noon photographed by Karl Hurst.
West North East, Matthew Clegg's first full-length poetry collection (and the first hardback book to appear from Longbarrow Press) is launched at the Shakespeare, Sheffield. The readings begin with 'Fugue', a trance-like sequence performed by Clegg and poets Fay Musselwhite, Angelina Ayers, Karl Riordan and Helen Mort. The second part offers a compelling new arrangement of 'Edgelands' (read by Clegg and Musselwhite), framed by the sounds of Hillsborough's streetscapes; the third and final part focuses on the book's 'Chinese Lanterns' sequence, in which Clegg plays Li Po to Andrew Hirst's obdurate, gargling Tu Fu. Thanks to Ruth Palmer for the delicious West North East cakes and to Emma Bolland for the photo of Clegg and Musselwhite performing 'Edgelands'.
Matthew Clegg, Rob Hindle and Fay Musselwhite present Street Haunting: an evening of narrative poetry at The Fat Cat, Sheffield. This special event features a selection of narrative poems with an urban slant: journeys and encounters from the outskirts to the centre. The evening opens with Clegg's reading of the poem 'Sirens' (from his collection West North East) and a reflective commentary, 'Ground Sense' (subsequently posted on the Longbarrow Blog), both focusing on the Kelham Island district of Sheffield. We journey southward in the evening's second act for Fay Musselwhite's 'Leon', which is set in a 'low-rent inner-city district of Southampton' in the late 1980s, before returning to Sheffield for the third and final act, in which Rob Hindle explores the territorial lines laid down in the east of the city during the gang wars of the 1920s (in his poem 'Princess Street to the Wicker'). The readings are accompanied by short projected films (by Brian Lewis) and are followed by a wide-ranging discussion between the poets and the audience.
The Footing, a walking-themed anthology (published by Longbarrow Press on 30 October), is launched at The Shakespeare, Sheffield, with readings, performances and talks by all seven poets featured in the book: Angelina Ayers, James Caruth, Mark Goodwin, Rob Hindle, Andrew Hirst, Chris Jones and Fay Musselwhite. The evening began with Rob Hindle's reflections on his 'Flights and Traverses' poems, followed by a performance of Mark Goodwin's 'St Juliot', Chris Jones's walk through the Reformation's destructive traces (in 'Death and the Gallant', accompanied by Paul Evans' projected paintings),
Angelina Ayers' encounters with the River Don in 'The Strait', Andrew Hirst's sharp and affecting account of his 'Night Walks', Fay Musselwhite's 'Breach' (a meditation on the Loxley Valley, with images by Mary Musselwhite), before closing with 'Tithes', James Caruth's elegies for the North Sheffield village of Stannington. Photo by Emma Bolland.

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New York : A.A. Knopf : Distributed by Random House, Inc., 1996.
Impressionist artists -- France -- Psychology.
Art, French -- 19th century.
In this extraordinary volume, art historianBarbara Ehrlich Whiteconsiders the achievements of the Impressionists from an entirely fresh perspective. She focuses on the personal and professional relationships between seven pairs of artists: Degas and Manet, Monet and Renoir, Cézanne and Pissaro, Manet and Morisot, Cassatt and Degas, Morisot and Renoir, and Cassatt and Renoir. Looking at the work of each pair, she finds, in their treatment of identical subjects and in their portraits of each other, a new illumination of their art and lives...how they relied on each other for comradeship, support, inspiration, ideas, and techniques...how they were bound by the ties of friendship...and how, at times, these same associations could include envy, antagonism, and even deep dislike. To tell this storyBarbara Ehrlich Whitehas assembled hundreds of illustrations, scores of which are reproduced here in full color for the first time. All the canvases the artists painted of identical subjects are reunited side by side in this volume--many for the first time since they were created more than a century ago. Moreover, in another publishing first,Impressionists Side By Sideincludes all the artists' portraits of one another, a marvelous means of conveying the emotional truth of their relationships. And, by delving into hundreds of letters (some previously unpublished, some appearing in English translation for the first time), diaries, and interviews, the author enriches our sense of the artists' lives on the most intimate level. Twelve years in the making,Impressionists Side by Sideis a singular contribution to the world of art, presenting the lives and work of some of the most important Impressionist artists in a dramatic new context.
White (Renoir, Abrams, 1988) explores some one-to-one relationships among major Impressionists through their letters and other footnoted sources. In separate chapters, she links Degas and Manet; Monet and Renoir; Cezanne and Pissarro; Manet and Morisot; Cassatt and Degas; Morisot and Renoir; and Cassatt and Morisot. Manet, the aristocratic bourgeois, was the most refined of the group; Renoir, the aspiring peasant, the most sociable and reliable. Least intense was the cordial relationship between the beautiful, moody, upper-class Morisot and American outsider Cassatt, whose wealth, talent, and friendship with Degas helped her penetrate this circle of self-involved French painters. The book is replete with color reproductions demonstrating the artists' influences on each other, their differing points of view, and their development as artists as tastes diverged. Additional photographs from private albums provide unique glimpses of the people behind the art. Taken as a whole, the book allows the reader to experience these complex personalities in human dimension. Recommended for special and public collections that already possess collections of the individual artists' works.'Ellen Bates, New York (c) Copyright 2010. Library Journals LLC, a wholly owned subsidiary of Media Source, Inc. No redistribution permitted.


President Trump says he is a champion of manufacturing, but his steel tariff plan is worrying Wall Street.
Crane machinery and equipment manufacturer Manitowoc shares declined by nearly 10 percent since Wednesday's close, while rival Terex fell by more than 7 percent in the same time period.
"Tariffs are a broad negative for big steel users in the Machinery space, [and] yesterday's announcement turned a potential negative into reality," Baird analyst Mircea Dobre writes.
Welders cut beams for the substructure of a new oil and gas drilling rig at the Orion Drilling Co. manufacturing and fabrication facility in Corpus Christi, Texas.
President Trump says he is a champion of manufacturing, but his steel and aluminum tariff plan is driving a big sell-off in the industry's shares.
Multiple Wall Street banks cautioned clients against investing in the American manufacturing industry Friday as some of the nation's largest machinery companies are dropping.
Crane machinery and equipment manufacturer Manitowoc's shares declined by nearly 10 percent since Wednesday's close, while rival Terex fell by more than 7 percent in the same time period.
"Tariffs may limit President Trump's quest to be 'the greatest jobs president that God ever created,' at least within the U.S. counties that rely on machinery," Barclays analyst Adam Seiden quipped. "The Peterson Institute projects job losses in many key areas of Trump's political base that happens to align with areas of outsized machinery manufacturing assets."
Trump announced his plans to impose a 25 percent tariff on imported steel and a 10 percent tariff on imported aluminum Thursday, sending the Dow Jones industrial average tumbling more than 500 points since Wednesday.
Based on Barclays' analysis, cranes and aerial work platforms could have the toughest time dealing with higher steel prices. Agriculture equipment, though, could offset raw material headwinds with pricing of their own.
But Barclays wasn't alone in sounding the alarm on manufacturing companies in light of Trump's tariff decision. Baird analysts were also on edge Friday.
"Tariffs are a broad negative for big steel users in the Machinery space, [and] yesterday's announcement turned a potential negative into reality," wrote Baird analyst Mircea Dobre. "Longer term, companies will find ways to cope yet for the next few quarters this action will further strain supply chains and pressure margins at a point in the cycle where profit ramp is key."
Dobre downgraded a host of manufacturers to a neutral rating – including Terex, Oshkosh and Hyster-Yale – while also cutting his price targets for the companies.
Terex's stock declined 4 percent Friday. Vehicle body-maker Oshkosh shares dropped 2 percent Friday and are down nearly 8 percent for the week.
"Imports have played a growing role in meeting U.S. steel demand in spite of repeated attempts by the U.S. Government to limit import penetration," added Dobre. "The reason for this is simple: foreign steel is cheaper and we're not just talking about China, we're talking about everyone."


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Run to Win the Race Against MS
In Columns, What's Important Now -- An MS Column by Ian Franks.
Welcome to this, the very first installment of my new regular column for Multiple Sclerosis News Today. Here, you can join the race to beat this disease. Run to win.
First, let me introduce myself. I am, shall we say, mature — aged 63; having spent my working life doing what I love most, writing. It all started straight from high school by joining a weekly local newspaper as a junior reporter. It ended, many years later, with me retiring from my role as an editor of a group of regional papers.
All my adult life, from the age of 18, I have lived with epilepsy but medications keep that completely under control. In 2002, however, MS was diagnosed and 4½ years later it proved impossible to carry on working. Later, in 2010, a heart problem was also discovered. If nothing else, the MRIs mean that there is clinical evidence that I really do have both a brain and a heart — despite what some may venture to suggest.
Exactly 10 months ago today, my own blog was launched and, after a fairly slow first five months, has now really taken off with the number of views per month currently reaching 20,000. It focuses on Health & Disability. You can find my blog at www.50shadesofsun.com — just click on the Latest Blog Post link for the current offering. Also, if you have a really insatiable curiosity, you can find pages that will tell you more about me.
WN, WIN, WIN: Showing us all how to 'never give up' was Secretariat who, in 1973, won the three major races making up the prestigious Triple Crown.
Sparing no effort to win
So, what is this column all about? What's Important Now is about us — whether you, like me, live with MS, or are a family member who is closely affected by the illness or are even a professional carer.
We'll look at everything: different symptoms; diagnostic tests; treatments both current and alternative; new developments; supposed 'cures'; attitudes to life; and much, much more. There will be no medical opinions coming from me as I am not a doctor but that does not prevent me from writing about medical topics or stop me from offering my own views.
WIN is about us — all of us: scientists, doctors, carers, you and me — sparing no effort to win our race against MS.
Each and every one of us at the sharp end, and by that I mean having been diagnosed with MS, need to keep positive and concentrate on what we can do. We have to look forward from where we are now, not backward at things we can no longer do.
'Never give up' is a sentiment often heard, and it is true. We must never be sufferers; instead we must live with MS, taking it in our stride to the best of our ability.
British prime minister Winston Churchill said in June 1940, during the Second World War: "We shall never surrender." And nor must we, we cannot quit our race until multiple sclerosis is finally and decisively defeated.
Tagged development, Epilepsy, journalism, multiple sclerosis, treatment.
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Jinx In Dub - "Amen In Session" (Deekline & Ed Solo remix) - (4:55) 172 BPM
Krome & Time - "The License" (Breaks remix) - (5:38) 58 BPM
Wicked Squad - "Hypnotic" (feat Lady Saw - Dope Ammo & Sloss VIP remix) - (4:34) 175 BPM
Ed Solo - "Here I Come" (Tribute mix feat Rubi Dan) - (4:34) 175 BPM
DJ Hybrid - "Badboy VIP" (original mix) - (6:37) 58 BPM
Chopstick Dubplate ft. Mr Williamz - "Girls Dem Dada" (feat Mr Williamz - original mix) - (4:52) 175 BPM
DJ Rap - "Spritual Aura" (Bladerunner & Saxxon remix) - (6:45) 58 BPM
Ed Solo - "Lazer FX 1" - (0:05) 148 BPM
Ed Solo - "NJD Siren 1" - (0:08) 143 BPM
Ed Solo - "Bass Test 100 - 20 Hz" - (0:12) 174 BPM
Ed Solo - "Bass Test 55 - 30 Hz" - (0:15) 62 BPM
Ed Solo - "Bass Test 40 - 15 Hz" - (0:31) 193 BPM
Deekline & Ed Solo - "Welcome To The Jungle Vol 2" (continuous DJ mix Part 1) - (38:07) 175 BPM
Played by: Barrio Katz, Jamie Bostron, Johnnypluse, Isaac Maya, Dialect and Kosine, Dan "Subtifuge"
Review: Allow jungle revival pioneers and Jungle Cakes bosses Ed Solo & Deekline to present the much anticipated follow up to "Welcome To The Jungle". On this second edition of "Welcome To The Jungle", Ed Solo & Deekline delve deeper into their roots, and influences with a heady brew of jungle cuts old and new. From stone cold classics like Ray Keith - Chopper and DJ Hype ft. MC Fats - Peace, Love & Unity, also featured are remixes from Chase & Status, and Sigma. Mixed live by Ed Solo & Deekline over 2 continuous mixes, and crammed with 28 upfront exclusives, VIP mixes, classics, and fresh cuts from Jungle Cakes, Welcome To The Jungle Vol. 2 is all you need.
JC 031
Special Fried FunkEXCLUSIVE
Actual Sounds
Proper Skillz - "Brain Banger" - (4:00)
Big Bang Breaks - "Tooty Frooty" - (3:53)
SpaceInTown - "Yardie Funk" - (5:39)
Money For Funk - "Actual Phantom" - (5:07) 150 BPM
Altered Grooves - "Hit The Road Jack" - (6:16) 130 BPM
Big Bang Breaks - "Sex Machine" (Ready Steady Breaks mix) - (4:32) 126 BPM
DJ Nixon Of MustBeat Crew - "The Return" - (3:53)
Tosses & Varvez - "Funkstep" - (4:48)
Big Bang Breaks - "Pussy Popper" - (4:44)
Altered Grooves - "Disko Biskit" - (3:22) 120 BPM
Funk You Very Much - "Funk The F*** Up" - (3:45) 142 BPM
Actual Phantom - "Earth Wind & Bass" - (4:45) 128 BPM
Actual Phantom - "Get Lucky" (Get On Up mix) - (3:34)
Funk You Very much - "Banned Heat" - (6:05) 128 BPM
Big Bang Breaks - "Chemical Freq" - (4:11)
Big Bang Breaks - "Bring Your Whistle" - (3:06) 125 BPM
Big Bang Breaks - "Little Livener" - (4:18) 135 BPM
Funk You Very Much - "Busta Joint" - (4:08)
Funk You Very Much - "Dr Greenfinger" - (3:55)
Blunt Skillz - "Free Up Da Weed" - (3:57) 136 BPM
Funk You Very Much - "Come Together" - (5:15) 123 BPM
Funk You Very Much - "59th Street Groove" - (5:22)
Funk You Very Much - "Beastie Slap" - (3:57) 152 BPM
Funk You Very Much - "Blind Wish" - (4:20)
Funk You Very Much - "Rude Valerie" - (4:47)
Funky Wah Wah - "Miss Or Hit" - (3:32)
Funk You Very Much - "Sweet Home In The Ghetto" - (4:31) 151 BPM
Big Bang Breaks - "Golden Wonder" - (5:31) 149 BPM
Altered Grooves - "Juicy Lucy In The Pie With Gravy" - (5:16) 143 BPM
Funk You Very Much - "Mrs Big Stuff" - (3:39)
Funk You Very Much - "Sexy Beast" - (5:07) 120 BPM
Funk You Very Much - "Superstitious" - (4:58)
Played by: Frankee More, Actual Sounds, Juno Recommends Breakbeat, Hero Records, TURNTILL, Ez Icarus
Review: 32 tracks heavy, Actual Sounds have curated the ultimate booty breaks package right here. Each and every rub is a highlight, taking influence and sample inspiration from the '50s onwards. From the Little Richard-sampling "Tooty Frooty" to Big Bang Breaks' super-sexy take on Khia's naughty "My Neck My Back" ("Pussy Popper"), no genre or decade is left un-plundered. Taking things bang up to date, there's even a respectable bootleg of "Get Lucky" courtesy of Actual Phantom. Exclusive to Juno, this truly is an insane party package.
The Craig Charles Funk & Soul Club Vol 3
6ixToys - "Do Your Thing" - (4:01) 118 BPM
Andre Espeut's Quintet - "Let It Go" - (3:42) 107 BPM
Skeewiff & Stephen Gray - "Scissors Paper Stone" - (2:27) 58 BPM
Cookin' On 3 Burners - "Losin' Streak" (feat Daniel Merriweather) - (3:47) 101 BPM
Sophia Bastian - "Breaking" - (3:28) 57 BPM
Extra Curricular - "Robbin Hood" (Lack Of Afro remix) - (3:41) 58 BPM
Brownout - "Flaximus" (Renegades Of Jazz Bboy edit) - (3:37) 119 BPM
Sunlight Square - "Vamanos Pal Monte" - (4:58) 62 BPM
Speedometer - "Happy" - (3:38) 74 BPM
The Mighty Mocambos - "It's The Music" (feat Afrika Bambaataa/Charlie Funk/Hektek/Deejay Snoop - part 1) - (3:36) 112 BPM
Juliette Ashby - "Like A Bass Guitar" - (3:08) 78 BPM
Lack Of Afro - "Missing Me" (feat Jack Tyson Charles) - (3:43) 82 BPM
Hot 8 Brass Band - "Sexual Healing" - (5:01) 104 BPM
Ray Lugo & The Boogaloo Destroyers - "El Ritmo De Nueva York" (45 version) - (3:31) 92 BPM
Harleighblu - "Play Me" - (2:37) 53 BPM
Omar - "The Man" - (4:16) 86 BPM
Sena Dagadu - "Accra City People" - (8:33) 126 BPM
Henri Pierre Noel - "Diskette" (The Reflex revision) - (4:34) 61 BPM
The Getup - "Nothing" (feat Sabina Challenger) - (3:47) 119 BPM
Played by: Roast Beatz, Diesler, TURNTILL, Funky Boogie Brothers, AFRO DUB, The Allergies
Review: Thanks to his BBC 6Music show, self-styled "complete package" - comic, actor, radio presenter, DJ and stand-up poet - Craig Charles has become the UK's best-known funk and soul enthusiast. It's perhaps unsurprising, then, that his annual Funk & Soul Club compilations are extremely popular. This third collection is every bit as potent as predecessors, featuring as it does a riotous mix of heavy funk, horn-totin' soul revivalism, dancefloor-friendly funk breaks (Skeewiff and Stephen Gray), cheeky brass band workouts (Hot 8 Brass Band's famous cover of "Sexual Healing") and a dash of smooth soul (the effortless Omar). With all bases covered and some killer material, it should be essential listening for all those of a soul and funk persuasion.
FSRCD 107
Defkline
Disco Cakes Vol 15
Disco Cakes
buy whole release (3 tracks) for $8.25 $6.99
Hit The Road Jack - (4:02) 110 BPM
Made Ya Look - (4:30) 110 BPM
Oh La La - (5:36) 110 BPM
Played by: Spinforth, BMD, Juno Recommends Breakbeat, TURNTILL, Dusty Tonez
Review: Disco Cakes ninja Defkline maintains his lace-thin veil of secrecy as he serves up three more slap-happy unofficial versions. "Hit The Road Jack" takes the Ray Charles classic and runs it through a whole range of genres and styles from rap to swing to glitch. "Made Ya Look" takes Nas deeper into the dance with an array of classic rolling breakbeats while "Oh La La" shows off Defkline's wiseguy status with a classic sample hook and beats bolstered for 2015 and beyond. Tasty.
Music For Adverts
Freedom (feat Jack Tyson Charles) - (3:40) 104 BPM
One For The Trouble - (4:04) 94 BPM
Recipe For Love (feat Jack Tyson Charles) - (3:51) 120 BPM
Coco - (4:27) 91 BPM
Brown Sugar (feat Herbal T) - (3:05) 115 BPM
The Gypsy (feat Jack Tyson Charles) - (3:57) 95 BPM
The Contender - (3:47) 133 BPM
Missing Me (feat Jack Tyson Charles) - (3:42) 82 BPM
No Guts No Glory - (3:45) 95 BPM
Making It Right (feat Juliette Ashby) - (4:02) 120 BPM
On The Road (feat Jack Tyson Charles) - (3:34) 108 BPM
Here We Go Again (feat Wax, Herbal T & EOM) - (4:29) 101 BPM
Played by: Dj N◉va ▶ Rodon FM 95, Craig Charles Funk And Soul, Roast Beatz, Juno Recommends Broken Beat Nu Jazz, LANCE FERGUSON, Quincy Jointz, TURNTILL, D-Funk, Bachteen, VinylAddicted
Review: Nope, "Music For Adverts" is not a long lost '70s Eno LP, but the new album by neo soul producer Adam Gibbons, aka Lack Of Afro. Kicking off with raucous opener "Freedom" (featuring the vocals of Jack Tyson Charles, son of Craig), we are taken on a 12-track journey into the vintage soul of Mr Gibbons. Highlights include the funky '70s grind (is that Ron Burgundy on flute?) of "One For The Trouble", the 4/4 disco funker (with a sprinkling of hip-hop) "Brown Sugar" and menacing Latin jam of "No Guts, No Glory". Classy.
Lady Waks/Various
Bass Shakers 2015
Deekline - "Bass Shaker VIP" (original mix) - (4:49) 129 BPM
Deekline - "My DJ Bass" (feat Rell Rock - original mix) - (4:41) 128 BPM
Deekline - "Taking It Back" (feat Asha Rae & PSG - Martin Flex & Mutantbreakz remix) - (6:01) 129 BPM
Freestylers - "Fall Down" (original mix) - (4:48) 128 BPM
Black & Blunt - "East Coast West Coast" (Deekline remix) - (5:39) 129 BPM
KL2 - "Gipsy" (original mix) - (5:20) 132 BPM
DJ Fixx & Keith Mackenzie - "Drummer Boyz" (feat Keno - original mix) - (4:08) 128 BPM
DJ Fixx - "We Run This" (original mix) - (4:07) 129 BPM
DJ Fixx & Keith Mackenzie - "Got That Booty" (original mix) - (3:18) 128 BPM
Booty Bouncers - "Fame & Money" (feat Wiley/Skinnyman/Wunda/Hyperactive - AK remix) - (4:47) 135 BPM
Martin Flex & Angel - "4 The Ravers" (feat Rubi Dan & Midas - original mix) - (4:36) 136 BPM
Pyramid - "Only You" (original mix) - (4:27) 134 BPM
Nu Jam vs Ed Solo & Deekline - "Countdown" (original mix) - (4:35) 135 BPM
Perfect Kombo - "Equanoid" (original mix) - (5:37) 128 BPM
WHAT - "Say What Again" (Freestylers Raw As F##k remix) - (4:46) 129 BPM
Stanton Warriors - "Shoot Me Down" (feat Ruby Goe - original mix) - (4:13) 129 BPM
Mutantbreakz - "Boom" (original mix) - (4:44) 136 BPM
Krafty Kuts - "Dynamite Soul" (original mix) - (4:25) 128 BPM
Lady Waks & Mutantbreakz - "Soundboy" (feat Kathika - original mix) - (4:33) 129 BPM
The Push - "Naked" (feat Delzie - original mix) - (3:43) 130 BPM
UFO Project - "Gonna Break Ya!" (original mix) - (4:52) 133 BPM
Pyramid - "Stick Up" (feat Ivory & Rubi Dan - original mix) - (4:02) 130 BPM
UFO Project - "Run Tha Trap" (original mix) - (6:25) 132 BPM
Colombo - "Get To Move" (original mix) - (7:12) 134 BPM
Outselect & Joe C - "Drop It" (original mix) - (5:32) 130 BPM
Outselect & Joe C - "Smoke" (original mix) - (4:46) 129 BPM
Wax Wreckaz - "Bubble & Wine Up" (feat Etzia - Urban Knights remix) - (4:43) 132 BPM
Wax Wreckaz - "Bubble & Wine Up" (feat Etzia - Deekline remix) - (4:16) 135 BPM
Deekline - "Sound Of Music" (Deekline Bass mix) - (4:35) 129 BPM
Deekline - "Show The Light" (original mix) - (4:07) 128 BPM
Yankee - "Take On" (original mix) - (5:03) 133 BPM
Lady Waks & Marten Horger - "Shock Out" (original mix) - (5:17) 126 BPM
DJ Hero - "Just Blow" (original mix) - (4:12) 129 BPM
UFO Project - "MF Breakbeat" (original mix) - (5:17) 129 BPM
Wes Smith & Short Stack - "Make It Clap" (original mix) - (3:48) 129 BPM
Deekline - "Drop That Bitch" (feat Kid Money - original mix) - (4:09) 129 BPM
Jason Laidback - "Do It Do It" (original mix) - (4:36) 129 BPM
UFO Project - "Sound Of Fire" (original mix) - (5:41) 135 BPM
Lady Waks - "Around The Globe" (feat MC Manic - original mix) - (6:45) 129 BPM
DeNoIsErZs - "Grass Smoker" (original mix) - (3:49) 135 BPM
Agent K - "Gucci Kicks" (original mix) - (3:32) 129 BPM
Dee - "Three Nines" (feat Rubi Dan - original mix) - (3:48) 128 BPM
Markk Polo - "Bars" (Wes Smith's Booty Juice remix) - (5:26) 130 BPM
Hardwaks - "Minimal" (feat Mr X - original mix) - (5:35) 132 BPM
Slyde - "I Can't Help It" (feat Makiin - Deekline & Laidback remix) - (4:36) 130 BPM
Freefall Collective - "Ganjaman" (feat Rubi Dan - Deeklines Swagger Jackin VIP mix) - (5:52) 136 BPM
BumpR StickR - "Dont Stop The Robot" (Wes Smith's Califunkya remix) - (4:13) 129 BPM
Pirate Jams - "Turn It Around" (original mix) - (4:53) 128 BPM
Krafty Kuts - "Soul On Fire" (feat Dynamite MC - original mix) - (4:18) 128 BPM
DJ Icey - "BBB" (original mix) - (4:19) 128 BPM
Elo - "Wicked" (feat Mr Lexx - Jumodaddy remix) - (4:24) 128 BPM
Ed Solo & Deekline - "Bongo Bong" (original mix) - (5:23) 131 BPM
Ed Solo & Deekline - "Bad Boys" (feat Top Cat - original mix) - (4:51) 131 BPM
Ed Solo & Deekline - "No No No" (Serial Killaz remix) - (5:17) 131 BPM
Deekline - "Good To Have That Feeling" (feat Tippa Irie - original mix) - (4:04) 131 BPM
Deekline & Ed Solo - "Hit The Road Jack" (feat Gala Orsborn - original mix) - (4:27) 131 BPM
Bass Shakers 2015 (continuous DJ mix part 1) - (46:36) 131 BPM
Played by: DUBRA
Xmas BoxEXCLUSIVE
Actual Phantom - "Money For Funk" - (5:07) 150 BPM
Big Bang Breaks - "Flat Shimmy" - (3:11) 151 BPM
Actual Phantom - "Curry Sauce" - (5:19) 132 BPM
Big Bang Breaks - "Cockney Thug" - (4:54) 140 BPM
Funk You Very Much - "5 On This" - (4:58)
Actual Phantom - "Someone To Love" - (4:42) 134 BPM
Funk You Very Much - "Break Your Body Down" - (6:31) 128 BPM
Actual Phantom - "The Wobble" - (5:05) 140 BPM
Funk You Very Much - "Hey Amigo!" - (5:31) 126 BPM
Altered Grooves - "Where Love Lives" - (5:10) 136 BPM
Armada Breaks - "Spanish Flea" - (4:54) 145 BPM
Funk You Very Much - "Superbad" - (5:12) 126 BPM
Actual Phantom - "Anarchy In The UK" - (3:43) 144 BPM
Funk You Very Much - "We Got The Funky Jointz" - (5:24)
Big Bang Breaks - "Fleetwood Hoppin' Big Mac" - (3:44) 143 BPM
Funk You Very Much - "I Wanna Break Like You" - (3:30)
Actual Phantom - "The Beat Goes On" (Drums Keep Pounding mix) - (3:58) 145 BPM
Funk You Very Much - "Aint No Funshine" - (4:46) 129 BPM
Funk You very Much - "Bee Bop Funk" - (3:36) 125 BPM
Funk You Very Much - "Come Together" (Insane Jukebox mix) - (3:21)
Big Bang Breaks - "Grange Funk" - (3:02)
Funk You Very Much - "I Need A Biggy" - (3:55)
Funk You Very Much - "Kick That Beastie" - (5:02) 146 BPM
Funk You Very Much - "Krazy" - (4:41)
Actual Phantom - "Lazy Cow" - (6:09) 128 BPM
Funk You Very Much - "Poisoned Beats" - (4:20)
Actual Phantom - "Slumdog" - (6:03) 132 BPM
Funk You Very Much - "Stepperz" - (5:46)
Funk You Very Much - "The Funky Sandman" - (5:54) 128 BPM
Funky Wah Wah - "Think Twice" - (3:22)
Big Bang Breaks - "Under Me Blendski" - (4:01) 140 BPM
Wasted On Wax - "Party Breaks" - (3:46) 120 BPM
Funky Wah Wah - "Funk The Dogg" - (4:43) 140 BPM
Mr Mezdup - "Bang Bang" - (4:10) 143 BPM
Played by: Actual Sounds, RamSkank, Ez Icarus
Actual Sounds Various Breaks Volume 3EXCLUSIVE
Actual Phantom - "Acidic Roll" (Rennie's Punch mix) - (7:17) 136 BPM
Altered Grooves - "Higher Raver" - (5:12) 129 BPM
Big Bang Breaks - "Rockerfella Skunk" (Headsplitterz mix) - (7:15) 133 BPM
Booty Vibes - "Get Your Freak On" - (4:31) 128 BPM
Clinton's Kids - "Tear The Roof Off The Mother Sucker" - (5:32) 123 BPM
Funk You Very Much - "Hey Amigo" - (5:31) 126 BPM
Funk In A Can - "Champion Funk" - (3:13)
Actual Phantom - "Animal" - (5:56) 133 BPM
Big Bang Breaks - "3 Little Chemicals" - (4:49) 133 BPM
Clinton's Kids - "The Boogie Man" - (4:03) 124 BPM
Funk You Very Much - "Sound Of Da Sirens" - (5:11)
Funkalicious - "Mercy Bomb" - (5:56) 134 BPM
Actual Phantom - "Badman Booty" - (3:41) 129 BPM
Altered Grooves - "Lithium" - (6:03) 132 BPM
Big Bang Breaks - "Groove Is In The Breaks" - (7:08) 131 BPM
Funk You Very Much - "99p" - (4:39)
Actual Phantom - "Big Bottom Girls" - (5:43) 134 BPM
Altered Grooves - "Proffesional Widow" - (4:15) 134 BPM
Big Bang Breaks - "Hey Boy Hey Girl" (Brothers Breaks mix) - (7:18) 131 BPM
Funk You Very Much - "Bootlegga" - (3:31) 146 BPM
Actual Phantom - "Hear The Drummer Get Wicked" - (4:33) 124 BPM
Altered Grooves - "Show Me Love" - (5:47) 129 BPM
Big Bang Breaks - "In The Air" (Rubber Bass mix) - (3:52) 128 BPM
Funk You Very Much - "Chilli Jean" - (3:56) 138 BPM
Actual Phantom - "I Wish" (Switch Bitch mix) - (5:02) 127 BPM
Altered Grooves - "Teardrop" - (9:34) 142 BPM
Big Bang Breaks - "Insane Funk" - (5:10)
Funk You Very Much - "Daft Walrus" - (4:48)
Actual Phantom - "Inner City Life" - (5:40) 136 BPM
Big Bang Breaks - "Jack Got Mashed" - (4:20) 129 BPM
Funk You Very Much - "It's A Shame" - (4:24)
Actual Phantom - "Music Response" - (8:14) 133 BPM
Altered Grooves - "Windmills" - (8:36) 145 BPM
Big Bang Breaks - "Jump Around" (Breaks Of Pain mix) - (3:25) 126 BPM
Funk You Very Much - "Love The Police" - (4:57) 129 BPM
Actual Phantom - "My Feelings For You" - (5:15) 129 BPM
Big Bang Breaks - "Needin' This" - (6:52) 128 BPM
Funk You Very Much - "Organ Donor" - (4:32)
Actual Phantom - "Off The Wall" - (5:12) 132 BPM
Big Bang Breaks - "Passion" (Piano mix) - (8:02) 132 BPM
Funk You Very Much - "LSD" - (5:54)
Actual Phantom - "Praise U" - (6:44) 128 BPM
Big Bang Breaks - "It Takes 2" (R K mix) - (6:15)
Played by: Actual Sounds, Dephonix
Funk You Very Much
The Funk Hits The FanEXCLUSIVE
Break Your Body Down - (6:31) 128 BPM
Come Together - (5:15) 123 BPM
Cypress Pills - (3:41)
Dedication To The Pussy - (5:00)
Magic Wish - (6:45)
Ray Charles - (4:04)
Sound Of Da Sirens - (5:11)
The Beach Noise - (4:01) 129 BPM
Bootlegga - (3:31) 146 BPM
Fresh Summertime - (5:01) 152 BPM
I Wanna Break Like You - (3:30)
It's A Shame - (4:24)
Monkey Town - (6:56) 132 BPM
Real Smooth Funk - (5:26) 129 BPM
Summertime Funk - (4:09) 140 BPM
Surfin' USA - (4:48) 135 BPM
Fade Away - (3:25)
My Adidas - (5:35) 123 BPM
Regular 8 - (4:12) 149 BPM
Slick Snoop - (3:49)
Soap On Plastic - (3:48)
Stinking Teen Spirit - (5:46) 126 BPM
Who Shot JR? - (4:31) 129 BPM
You Will Always Find Him On The Decks At Parties - (5:22)
Banana Boogie - (3:53) 129 BPM
Fight For Your Charly - (5:17) 140 BPM
Gee Thang Twang - (4:35) 143 BPM
Hits From The Song - (5:43) 126 BPM
Itchy Scratch - (4:20) 120 BPM
Jailhouse Block - (3:25) 125 BPM
That Bell Track - (4:51) 126 BPM
Twist & Shout - (3:41) 128 BPM
Come Fly With Frank - (3:11) 128 BPM
Project Allout Records Meets Deeprot Volume 1EXCLUSIVE
Project Allout
A.T - "Fighter Pilot" - (3:01) 140 BPM
AudioSquid - "Drive By" - (4:22) 135 BPM
Jamie D - "Hit Em Up Style" - (3:44) 132 BPM
Creep N00m & Ronin - "Kill" - (5:39) 139 BPM
Benzo & Paul Lawrence - "Revolution" - (4:45) 128 BPM
Dizzee Rascal - "Stand Up Tall" (Pelikann remix) - (5:04) 133 BPM
Ethan Ryan - "Endz Remix" - (4:16) 141 BPM
Huffle - "Decide To Leave" - (5:54) 130 BPM
Juzlo - "Immortal" - (4:09) 139 BPM
Moony - "What U Need" - (3:14) 131 BPM
Mr Dubz - "Spaceman" - (3:58) 141 BPM
Nafta - "Nervous" - (4:31) 124 BPM
Palize - "World War Z" - (4:06) 140 BPM
Pavv - "Get Me Wrong" - (5:23) 132 BPM
Potential Badboy - "Crowd Says Reload" (Skippit remix) - (6:41) 135 BPM
Ray Vonn - "Reason" - (3:37) 130 BPM
Rsk X Dubzta - "Slow Vip Of The Vip" - (5:01) 140 BPM
Scruloose - "Splinter" - (3:05) 140 BPM
Triple S - "Road Life" - (5:48) 135 BPM
Tubz - "Even Ruda Riddim" - (3:00) 140 BPM
Wolfe - "Codeine" - (4:29) 132 BPM
Played by: Mr Brainz, Juno Recommends UK Garage
Review: If this isn't already in your collection you don't know how lucky you are... Given away two years ago for a limited amount of time, this bass-meets-grime collection was a blink-and-miss affair. Until now... Back all it's 21 track glory, it's ablaze with fusion fire from Creep N00m & Ronin's itchy-trigger finger banger "Kill", Pelikann's 4x4 Dizzee-twisted widow maker "Stand Up Tall" and Mr Dubz's planet-bouncing "Spaceman". And that's not even touching the sides. Serious heat that's still sounding future two years later; don't miss this one again.
DEEPAR 001
The Finest 2019
Midnight Riot
GMGN - "That Feelin'" (feat Chaz Bronz) - (4:31) 124 BPM
Woody Bianchi & Pietro Nicosia - "It's Hot" - (5:40) 122 BPM
Michael Gray - "24 7 People" - (7:00) 124 BPM
Dr Packer - "The Power" - (6:04) 118 BPM
C Da Afro - "Party Purpose" - (6:20) 122 BPM
Arthur Baker - "Reachin'" (feat Minnie Gardner - Hifi Sean & Yam Who's edit) - (7:14) 126 BPM
Modento - "Sunshine" (Vertigini remix) - (7:00) 121 BPM
Tommy Glasses - "Feel Good" - (4:40) 124 BPM
Nick Reach Up - "Dreaming" (feat Jazz Morley - Qwestlife remix) - (7:37) 118 BPM
Bernadette Trax - "Setting Sun" (Yam Who's & Jaegerossa remix) - (7:06) 124 BPM
Raquel Rodriguez - "Night's Over" (Redux Inc Da Club mix) - (8:10) 117 BPM
Natasha Kitty Katt/Danny Kane - "Ascend To Love" - (5:12) 120 BPM
Lenny Fontana/Shirley Lites - "Fire" (Ron Carroll's Disko Vibe) - (5:58) 125 BPM
Babert/Pink Flamingo Rhythm Revue - "Good Lyfe" (Alax Dixon remix) - (6:19) 126 BPM
Record Playerz - "Hi NRG" (Inflagranti remix) - (5:53) 126 BPM
Ladies On Mars - "Boogie On Time" - (8:20) 120 BPM
Never Dull - "Easy Love" - (6:53) 117 BPM
Alton Edwards - "I Just Wanna (Spend Some Time With You)" (Michael Gray remix) - (8:37) 122 BPM
Motte - "Freakin' Baby" - (6:34) 120 BPM
Twism - "What I'd Do" - (7:00) 120 BPM
Ziggy Phunk - "Boogie Movements" - (6:45) 126 BPM
Doctor Soul - "I Like The Way You Move" - (8:29) 124 BPM
Get To Know - "Better Love" (feat Andre Espeut - Babert remix) - (5:33) 118 BPM
Bad Bambino - "Hit The Road" - (3:45) 117 BPM
FSQ - "I Zimbra" (feat Dolette McDonald - Alternate mix) - (3:26) 115 BPM
Jack Tyson Charles - "Glory" (Danny Kane mix) - (3:54) 107 BPM
Played by: YAM WHO?, Juno Recommends Disco, BRENDON P, The Black Madonna, Kongisto
Review: As the year comes to a close, labels are naturally offering up celebratory compilations showcasing their strongest releases of 2019. The latest comes from Midnight Riot, a prolific imprint that rarely fails to serve up the fieriest contemporary disco heat. As you'd expect, the 26-track selection includes a blend of superb original productions (the nu-disco soul warmth of Jack Tyson Charles' "Glory", Alton Edwards sweaty, synth-bass propelled boogie-house gem "I Just Wanna Spend Time With You", the swirling disco headiness of Arthur Baker's "Reachin' Out") and re-edits/reworks (Dr Packer's gospel boogie revision "The Power", C Da Afro's disco-funk slammer "Party Purpose" and the suitably celebratory "Boogie On Time" by Ladies On Mars). As you'd expect, the quality threshold remains impressively high throughout.
MIDRIOTFINEST 2019
Swing House
Blanco Y Negro Spain
WTF - "Da Bop" (radio edit) - (3:02) 127 BPM
Lolita Jolie - "Non Non Non" (Rob & Chris remix edit) - (3:17) 130 BPM
Yolanda Be Cool & DCUP - "We No Speak Americano" (radio) - (2:58) 125 BPM
Bob Sinclar - "Groupie" (radio edit) - (3:05) 128 BPM
Northbrook - "Move Your Body" (Team Music radio remix) - (3:11) 128 BPM
Drums Of London - "Girls Girls Girls" (feat Louise Bagan - Jordi MB & Albert Kick remix radio dit) - (3:05) 128 BPM
Lian Ross & Alan Alvarez - "Minnie The Moocher" (radio edit) - (3:16) 128 BPM
Milk & Sugar vs Vaya Con Dios - "Hey (Nah Neh Nah)" (Milk & Sugar radio version) - (3:17) 128 BPM
Yolanda Be Cool - "Le Bump" (feat Crystal Waters - radio mix) - (2:55) 125 BPM
Manyus & Dario Guida - "Fever" (Swing mix) - (3:30) 127 BPM
Ray Charles - "Hit The Road Jack" (Gary Caos mix) - (6:32) 125 BPM
Doop - "Doop (Reprise)" (radio version) - (3:09) 129 BPM
DKS - "Wah Do Wah" (New Thing Mix edit) - (3:41) 125 BPM
The Drapers - "Diga Diga Do" (album mix) - (2:59) 125 BPM
Tuccillo & Patty Pravo - "Bambola" (Jean Claude Ades radio remix) - (3:04) 130 BPM
Riva Starr - "I Was Drunk" (feat Noze - radio edit) - (3:22) 128 BPM
Spankox - "You Like Torero" (feat Patrizia D'Addario - vocal radio edit) - (2:51) 126 BPM
Yolanda Be Cool & DCUP - "(I Like That) We No Speak Americano" (feat Nablidon - Matt edit) - (2:51) 126 BPM
Northbrook - "Move Your Body" - (4:27) 122 BPM
Lian Ross & Alan Alvarez - "Minnie The Moocher" (House remix) - (5:48) 128 BPM
MXCD 2443
Altered Grooves
Hit The Road Jack
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Played by: Ez Icarus
Soul Treats Super Hits Vol 21
School Yard Break US
01 Bettye Swann - "01 The Boy Next Door" - (3:09) 100 BPM
02 David Batstie And The Gladiators - "02Funky Soul" - (4:09) 111 BPM
03 Fairport - "03 Cropredy Capers" - (3:08) 105 BPM
04 Isaac Hayes - "04 What Does It Take" - (6:02) 82 BPM
05 Les Mersey Comment Peux-Tu Me Quitter - "05 Get Out Of My Life Woman" - (2:15) 95 BPM
06 Jake Wade & The Soul Searchers - "06 Searching For Soul" - (5:30) 87 BPM
07 Les Delta Sound - "07 Voices In Latin" - (2:13) 50 BPM
08 Monguito Santamaria - "08 Groovetime" - (4:52) 62 BPM
09 Friends Of The Family - "09 Puppet Man" - (2:54) 103 BPM
10 Eurosound Orchestra - "10 Golden Soul" - (4:16) 103 BPM
11 De Roubaix - "11just Be Cool" - (2:28) 107 BPM
12 Hank Crawford - "12 Sugar Free" - (4:39) 122 BPM
13 Keith Mansfield - "13 Big Shot" - (2:01) 108 BPM
14 Poison - "14 Do What You Wanna Do" - (4:51) 96 BPM
15 Prince Geno And The Tailrmades - "15 Brand New Man With The Master Plan" - (4:11) 97 BPM
16 Ray Charles Count Basie - "16 Every Saturday Night" - (4:21) 79 BPM
17 Messengers Inc - "17 Soulful Proclamation" - (4:30) 80 BPM
18 Sir John - "18 Someone Funky Broadway" - (3:11) 122 BPM
19 The Invaders - "19 Spaced Out" - (3:20) 92 BPM
20 Pop Sound By David Holland - "20 Zouche" - (2:11) 111 BPM
21 Timebox - "21 Beggin" - (2:57) 131 BPM
22 Johnny K - "22 I Got Bills To Pay" - (3:05) 86 BPM
23 Peter Nero - "23 Soul Ballet" - (3:51) 85 BPM
24 Hodges James Smith Crawford - "24 Nobody" - (3:31) 84 BPM
25 Love Unlimited Orchestra - "25 Find The Man Brothers" - (2:07) 112 BPM
Played by: Juno Recommends Funk
SOULTREATS 9823
Mo Horizons
Agogo Austria
Cha Cha Cha - (5:05) 122 BPM
Bosshannover - (5:06) 110 BPM
Superworld - (5:46) 115 BPM
Dance Naked Under Palmtrees - (3:32) 133 BPM
Salto Angel - (5:38) 72 BPM
Hit The Road Jack - (5:41) 90 BPM
Nuday - (6:09) 120 BPM
Remember Tomorrow - (4:55) 104 BPM
Quase Nada - (4:42) 71 BPM
Do The Boogaloo - (5:34) 69 BPM
Soho Vibes - (4:31) 78 BPM
Alive Tonight - (7:33) 129 BPM
AR 007CD
Jacktome
Good Jokes, Bad Producers EP
Rotten City Files
Hit The Road, Jack - (7:13) 117 BPM
The Reason (Soft Vision) - (7:29) 110 BPM
The Reason (Raw Vision) - (6:24) 110 BPM
Played by: Alvaro Cabana (Rotten City Records), Juno Recommends Disco, Future Bones
Review: The latest missive from Madrid's Rotten City Files camp signals the debut of Jacktome, a collaborative project made up of producers JackWasFaster and TALKTOME. They begin in confident fashion with "Hit The Road, Jack" - not a cover of the well-loved sing-along song of the same name - which sees them instinctively wrap psychedelic acid lines, trippy electronic flourishes and Kraftwerk style vococder parts around a bubbly, low-slung, bongo-rich mid-tempo groove. The rest of the EP is taken up with two contrasting mixes of "The Reason": the stab-driven deep house/Balearic disco fusion of the "Soft Vision", and the arguably superior "Raw Vision", whose stripped-back groove and neon-tinged synthesizer motifs help create an intoxicating late night mood.
RCF 010
Some More Horizons (Digital Version)
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Brazil (Rio N Blues version) - (5:06) 103 BPM
Como E O Ar (Deela remix) - (4:21) 122 BPM
Ai mi morena (Chocolate restyle) - (5:28) 123 BPM
Drum 'N' Boogaloo (Fort Knox 107020000 Funk Bomb remix) - (5:41) 102 BPM
Como E O Ar (Easy Rhodes remix) - (5:19) 94 BPM
Sheesha Universe (Mo' Horizons remix) - (4:24) 100 BPM
Quado Te Veo (Soul Surfer remix) - (6:22) 108 BPM
Hit The Road Jack - Po Na Estrada (feat Students from The 3rd Grade of The Primry School of Ericeira) - (5:50) 85 BPM
AR 011DD
This Is Buddha Lounge
Hypnotic US
Billie Holiday - "Ain't Nobody's Business" (NY City mix) - (3:32) 72 BPM
Sarah Vaughan - "?Round Midnight" (Rendezvous version) - (5:01) 119 BPM
Louis Armstrong - "Jeepers Creepers" (Creep mix) - (5:17) 90 BPM
Jo Stafford - "When The Red Robin Comes Bob, Bob Bobbin? Along" (Mover mix) - (3:29) 86 BPM
Al Jarreau - "Ain't No Sunshine" (Rishi's extended mix) - (7:11) 77 BPM
Duke Ellington - "Take The 'A' Train" (Prowler mix) - (2:56) 85 BPM
Marilyn Monroe - "I Wanna Be Loved By You" (Mafia mix) - (3:07) 128 BPM
Nat King Cole - "Let's Spring One" (Cooler mix) - (2:49) 86 BPM
Marilyn Monroe - "Diamonds Are A Girl's Best Friend" (Swing Cats remix) - (4:37) 93 BPM
Al Jolson - "California Here I Come" (Golden mix) - (3:28) 53 BPM
Billie Holiday - "Them There Eyes" (Pearl mix) - (4:14) 90 BPM
Louis Prima - "Just A Gigolo" (Downtown mix) - (5:03) 115 BPM
Duke Ellington - "Frenesi" (Soho mix) - (3:04) 81 BPM
The Buddha Lounge Ensemble - "Born To Be Wild" - (4:50) 80 BPM
The Buddha Lounge Ensemble - "Smoke On The Water" - (5:38) 80 BPM
The Buddha Lounge Ensemble - "Hard Day's Night" - (4:50) 80 BPM
The Buddha Lounge Ensemble - "Money" - (3:34) 80 BPM
The Buddha Lounge Ensemble - "(I Can't Get No) Satisfaction" - (4:28) 67 BPM
The Buddha Lounge Ensemble - "We Are The Champions" - (3:07) 80 BPM
The Buddha Lounge Ensemble - "We Will Rock You" - (3:33) 100 BPM
The Buddha Lounge Ensemble - "Whole Lotta Love" - (3:32) 80 BPM
The Buddha Lounge Ensemble - "Yesterday" - (2:45) 88 BPM
The Buddha Lounge Ensemble - "You Really Got Me" - (3:20) 80 BPM
The Buddha Lounge Ensemble - "You Shook Me All Night Long" - (5:26) 80 BPM
Ray Charles - "Don't Put All Your Dreams In One Basket" (Healer mix) - (3:15) 105 BPM
Norah Jones - "New York City" (DJ Strobe Brooklyn Vibe mix) - (3:50) 96 BPM
Billie Holiday - "Strange Fruit" (Outsider mix) - (3:28) 90 BPM
The Future Sound Of London - "The Lovers" - (5:06) 113 BPM
Jarm Wet - "Trunk Road" - (4:06) 65 BPM
Il Duce - "Giraffe Man" - (3:58) 96 BPM
Nature? - "Feelin' Mellow" - (5:01) 83 BPM
Fletch - "Unwind" - (4:50) 58 BPM
Deeper Throat - "Mouth Organ" (Chemical Brothers mix) - (4:05) 112 BPM
Knowtoryus - "The Revenge Of The Bomberclad Joint" (Kruder & Dorfmeister Session part 2) - (4:18) 105 BPM
Hidden ID - "M64" - (4:34) 100 BPM
The Chi-Lites - "Oh Girl" (On Fire! remix) - (3:38) 75 BPM
Deep In - "Friends Circle" - (3:47) 90 BPM
The Buddha Lounge Ensemble - "Transcending" - (6:46) 100 BPM
The Buddha Lounge Ensemble - "Searching" - (5:54) 91 BPM
The Buddha Lounge Ensemble - "Between The Palms" - (5:17) 120 BPM
The Buddha Lounge Ensemble - "Song Of The Sea" - (4:03) 103 BPM
The Buddha Lounge Ensemble - "Hypnotic Tendencies" - (5:48) 95 BPM
The Buddha Lounge Ensemble - "2000 Reasons" - (5:36) 120 BPM
The Buddha Lounge Ensemble - "White Sands" - (5:14) 99 BPM
The Buddha Lounge Ensemble - "Empress Of Time" - (6:52) 100 BPM
The Buddha Lounge Ensemble - "Dream Time" - (6:31) 100 BPM
The Buddha Lounge Ensemble - "Fiona" - (4:38) 101 BPM
Fashion Lounge Remix
Knowtoryus - "The Revenge Of The Bomberclad Joint" (Kruder & Dorfmeister Session Pt ll) - (4:18) 105 BPM
Lee Scratch Perry - "Return Of Super Ape" - (3:33) 117 BPM
Bob Marley - "Put It On" (Astralasia remix) - (4:38) 86 BPM
Santana - "Fried Neckbones And Home Fries" (Millennium remix 2000) - (6:27) 59 BPM
Out Of Phase - "Transcending" - (5:53) 100 BPM
Autechre - "Weissensee" - (6:59) 95 BPM
David Gainsford - "Lavender" - (4:31) 86 BPM
Code N - "Lost Horizon" - (4:00) 75 BPM
The Future Sound Of London - "Things Change Like The Patterns And Shades That Fall From The Sun" - (5:30) 112 BPM
Taran - "Maxwell's Demon" - (5:22) 106 BPM
Vis - "Clutch Control" - (3:40) 79 BPM
Fluff - "Reborn" - (7:13) 89 BPM
Hesperus - "Workroom" - (5:37) 91 BPM
Fahtima - "Last Journey" - (4:29) 112 BPM
Nature? - "Nice Words Among Friends" - (6:08) 74 BPM
Out Of Phase - "Hypnotic Tendencies" - (5:43) 95 BPM
Loop Guru - "Can Of Ghost" - (3:21) 70 BPM
Maroon Shaker - "Vapor" - (5:03) 90 BPM
Waghouse - "Same As It Ever Was" - (3:33) 80 BPM
Sistema De Ambien - "Correodores #7" - (4:13) 100 BPM
Moon Base Marx - "Lock Jaw" - (3:40) 100 BPM
Mutandis - "7 Days In My Land" - (3:44) 100 BPM
Synaesthesia - "DNA Barcode" - (7:31) 97 BPM
Maroon Shaker - "Nuthatch" - (4:15) 108 BPM
Synaesthesia - "Entropy" - (6:13) 98 BPM
Played by: Alex Benson - Base Logic
Three Years Of Rotten City (Greatest Hits)
Cabaret Nocturne - "Blind Trust" (original mix) - (6:48) 112 BPM
Damon Jee & Snem K - "Dear Humans" (original mix) - (7:02) 116 BPM
D.Y.O.R. - "A Ground In The Hole" (Damon Jee remix) - (6:08) 118 BPM
Cannibal Ink - "Samarkanda" (Zombies In Miami 'Audio Guide' remix) - (6:49) 120 BPM
NOZZ - "Lost Memories II" (original mix) - (6:48) 118 BPM
Jacktome - "Hit The Road, Jack" (original mix) - (7:13) 117 BPM
Sutja Gutierrez - "Ubi Sunt" (original mix) - (7:00) 110 BPM
Tronik Youth - "Malice Of Absence" (Red Axes & Yovav remix) - (8:14) 108 BPM
Wolfstream - "No Future" (Thomass Jackson remix) - (7:03) 102 BPM
Roe Deers - "Drunk Like A Cowboy" (Mytron & Ofofo remix) - (4:52) 115 BPM
Elvis L.A - "Rodeo Drive" (Bawrut remix) - (6:31) 120 BPM
Silent Echoes - "Diorama" (Roe Deers remix) - (7:36) 118 BPM
Gatos Negros - "Overdrive" - (5:35) 115 BPM
Kieran Holden - "Barlick Acid" (original mix) - (7:41) 108 BPM
A Jokers Bizarre - "Betaville" (Timothy J Fairplay remix) - (6:40) 120 BPM
Played by: ROTCIV, Markus Schneider / Robot Scientists
Vintage Reggae Cafe: The Definitive Collection
Music Brokers
Natty Bong - "Blue Jeans" - (4:17) 122 BPM
Sublime Reggae Kings - "Human" - (3:50) 128 BPM
Freedom Dub - "Somebody That I Used To Know" (feat Angie) - (4:10) 128 BPM
The Reggister's - "Back To Black" (feat Melizza) - (3:40) 68 BPM
Groove Da Praia - "Memories" - (3:05) 128 BPM
Stereo Dub - "Set Fire To The Rain" (feat Lila Liu) - (3:54) 107 BPM
General Soundbwoy - "Hello" - (2:56) 125 BPM
Trippynova - "Love's A Game" (feat KS) - (4:21) 83 BPM
Jamaican Reggae Cuts & DG - "Sexy Bitch" - (3:33) 128 BPM
Dual Sessions - "Pumped Up Kicks" (feat Monsoon) - (3:30) 128 BPM
Beluga's Trio - "I Won't Let You Down" (feat Kever Gasse) - (3:37) 88 BPM
Urban Love & Rolla - "Paradise" - (3:59) 70 BPM
Groove Da Praia - "The Final Countdown" - (3:52) 72 BPM
Natty Bong - "Royals" - (4:13) 83 BPM
Sublime Reggae Kings - "Ho Hey" - (3:27) 75 BPM
General Soundbwoy - "Locked Out Of Heaven" - (4:03) 70 BPM
Beluga's Trio - "Love Is Never Over" - (3:59) 77 BPM
Jamaican Reggae Cuts - "Four To The Floor" - (3:40) 127 BPM
Vintage Reggae Soundsystem - "Safe & Sound" - (3:45) 122 BPM
Stereo Dub - "Get Lucky" (feat Melizza) - (3:20) 104 BPM
Trippynova - "Hit The Road Jack" - (2:44) 76 BPM
The Reggister's - "Good Feeling" - (3:48) 72 BPM
Shamanic Dub - "Ayahuasca Trip" - (4:20) 120 BPM
Bristol Love - "Strawberry Fields Forever" (feat Rolla) - (3:33) 94 BPM
Vintage Reggae Soundsystem - "Every Breath You Take" - (4:22) 104 BPM
Urban Love - "Don't Dream It's Over" - (4:17) 72 BPM
Jamaican Reggae Cuts - "Every Time You Go Away" - (5:02) 80 BPM
The Reggister's - "Girls Just Want To Have Fun" - (2:48) 124 BPM
Natty Bong - "Sweet Dreams (Are Made Of This)" - (2:52) 123 BPM
Sublime Reggae Kings - "Take My Breath Away" - (3:59) 115 BPM
Groove Da Praia - "Toy Soldiers" - (4:57) 128 BPM
General Soundbwoy - "Take On Me" - (4:32) 67 BPM
Freedom Dub - "Woman" - (3:18) 92 BPM
Bristol Love - "Beds Are Burning" - (4:36) 116 BPM
Groovy Waters - "Rock The Casbah" - (3:50) 126 BPM
Beluga's Trio - "Living On Both Sides" - (3:20) 125 BPM
Hit The Road Jack: Pe Na Estrada
Hit The Road Jack: Pe Na Estrada (Maria mix) - (7:09) 132 BPM
Hit The Road Jack: Pe Na Estrada (Skeewiff remix) - (6:22) 90 BPM
Hit The Road Jack: Pe Na Estrada (radio version) - (3:31) 89 BPM
Best Of Yellowman
Ackee
A Man You Want (with Snakeman) - (3:54) 68 BPM
Bloodstain - (4:02) 80 BPM
Bunn the Kou - (6:59) 71 BPM
Don't Burn It Down - (4:48) 126 BPM
Everybody Bawling - (3:47) 76 BPM
Girls Them Pet - (3:32) 83 BPM
Herbam Smugglin - (2:56) 66 BPM
Jamaica Nice - (5:09) 72 BPM
Love Letter - (4:20) 72 BPM
Me Yellow Like Cheese - (4:04) 68 BPM
Mi Hot - (4:03) 91 BPM
Morning Ride - (3:49) 74 BPM
Never Gonna Let You Go - (3:53) 94 BPM
Oh We Sea Cruise - (2:02) 83 BPM
One In A Mil - (4:29) 83 BPM
Pretty Girl - (3:55) 93 BPM
Red Light District - (3:49) 92 BPM
Reggae On Top - (3:47) 92 BPM
Step Up In Life - (3:44) 100 BPM
Strong Me Strong - (3:44) 92 BPM
Thank Unu - (4:03) 97 BPM
Them A Mad Over Me - (3:36) 83 BPM
Wha Dat - (2:21) 85 BPM
Who Make The Business Big - (3:47) 97 BPM
Zungozeng - (4:03) 83 BPM
Ibiza Mix 2014
Cut&Paste - "Ibiza Mix 2014" (radio hits ITunes edit) - (10:17) 128 BPM
Cut&Paste - "Ibiza Mix 2014" (Carpas & Euro Latino) - (6:49) 130 BPM
Cut&Paste - "Ibiza Mix 2014" (house & EDM) - (6:41) 129 BPM
DJ LBR & Nappy Paco - "Wine It Up" (radio edit) - (2:59) 110 BPM
Geo Da Silva & Jack Mazzoni - "Awela Hey" (radio edit) - (3:16) 128 BPM
Bodybangers & TomE & Jaicko Lawrence - "Love Come Down" (radio edit) - (3:05) 128 BPM
Scotty - "The Black Pearl" (Bodybangers edit) - (3:37) 128 BPM
Remady & Manu-L - "In My Dreams" (radio edit) - (2:59) 128 BPM
Elena & Glance - "Mamma Mia (He's Italiano)" (radio edit) - (3:37) 127 BPM
DJ Antoine - "Light It Up" (DJ Antoine vs Mad Mark 2k14 radio edit) - (2:46) 124 BPM
Jose AM & Javi Torres - "Lakabomba" (radio edit) - (3:43) 129 BPM
J. Jefferson - "Black Harmonica" (radio edit) - (2:45) 128 BPM
Sasha Lopez & Ale Blake & Broono - "Kiss You" (radio edit) - (3:20) 126 BPM
Soundshakerz & Chase J - "Die On The Dancefloor" (short radio edit) - (3:01) 128 BPM
Storm Queen - "Look Right Through" (MK vocal edit) - (2:28) 120 BPM
Dirty Vegas - "Let The Night" (radio edit) - (3:38) 108 BPM
Saule - "Dusty Men" (radio edit) - (3:25) 109 BPM
Lorenzo Spano - "Sweet Sunshine" (video edit) - (3:34) 125 BPM
Regi & Moya - "Reckless" (radio edit) - (2:53) 128 BPM
Stephan F & J Moore - "Merry Go Round" (radio edit) - (3:48) 128 BPM
Vengaboys - "2 Brazil" (dance radio) - (2:55) 130 BPM
RomAnntico Latino - "Princesa" (Geo Da Silva & Jack Mazzoni radio remix) - (2:39) 128 BPM
Kaira - "Besame" (original) - (3:03) 128 BPM
EME BE & Fran Leuna & Henry Rou - "Mi MuA±eca" (original) - (3:34) 128 BPM
DTS & MrVla - "Bum Bum" (CryDuom remix Radio) - (3:10) 130 BPM
Javi Slink - "Quien SerA" (Geo Da Silva & Jack Mazzoni radio remix) - (3:52) 128 BPM
Three Lovers - "Bailame" (Christopher Vitale remix radio) - (3:23) 130 BPM
Blackka & Christopher Vitale - "Ale Ale" (radio edit) - (3:01) 128 BPM
The Clan Family - "La Reina Del Mar" (Geo Da Silva & Jack Mazzoni radio remix) - (3:09) 128 BPM
Kato Jimenez & Jess Sanchez - "Destino" (radio edit) - (2:47) 128 BPM
Mr Vla - "Sumba Y Mueve" (Geo Da Silva & Jack Mazzoni radio) - (3:00) 128 BPM
Quino Garcia & Victor Martin & JM Castillo & Shandy Cardenas - "Siente El Amor" (Christopher Vitale radio remix) - (4:15) 128 BPM
Los Zuperiores - "No Mires El Reloj" (Christopher Vitale radio remix) - (3:01) 128 BPM
RomAnntico Latino - "Opaye" (Italo dance mix) - (3:03) 130 BPM
Tacabro & DJ Matrix & Kenny Ray - "I Love Girls" (radio edit) - (3:21) 128 BPM
Diego GonzAlles - "The Way She Moves" (Geo Da Silva & Jack Mazzoni remix) - (5:22) 128 BPM
Tata Golosa - "Busca Busca" (original) - (3:45) 128 BPM
Marco Hinojosa - "Hasta Que Salga El Sol" (original) - (3:20) 129 BPM
Javi Slink - "Amor Incondicional" (David Marley & Javi Ramirez remix) - (3:13) 128 BPM
Hugo Villanova - "La Playa" (radio edit) - (3:44) 126 BPM
The Cube Guys - "La Verite" (La Banda edit) - (2:52) 126 BPM
Tujamo & Plastik Funk & Sneakbo - "Dr Who" (Uk radio edit) - (2:39) 125 BPM
Federico Scavo - "Balada" (Nicola Fasano & Miami Rockets edit) - (3:10) 129 BPM
Variavision - "Temptation" (Nicola Zucchi club cut) - (3:48) 126 BPM
Alex Gray & Silvio Carrano - "Pleasure From The Beats" (Silvio Carrano Bigroom radio cut) - (3:13) 128 BPM
Blasterjaxx - "Mystica" (radio edit) - (3:16) 128 BPM
Dimitri Vegas & Like Mike & Boostedkids - "GIPSY" (radio edit) - (3:41) 130 BPM
Hardwell & MAKJ - "Countdown" (radio edit) - (2:46) 128 BPM
Stadiumx & Taylr Renee - "Howl At The Moon" (radio edit) - (3:03) 128 BPM
Hook N Sling & Karin Park - "Tokyo By Night" (Axwell remix) - (3:08) 128 BPM
Yves Larock & Roland Richards - "Zookey 2K14" (radio edit) - (3:21) 126 BPM
Lumberjack & Harvel B - "Monarch" (original mix) - (3:52) 128 BPM
Tom Kommissar - "Vidiot" (radio edit) - (3:26) 131 BPM
Ivan Gough & Jebu - "Noxu" (original mix) - (5:46) 129 BPM
John Christian - "Next Level" (Nicky Romero edit) - (5:12) 128 BPM
Paris Blohm & Taylr Renee - "Left Behinds" (original mix) - (5:33) 128 BPM
Played by: David Guetta, Juno Recommends Pop, Laidback Luke, Showtek
A Taste Of Madness
Mental Madness Germany
Max K - "Trouble On My Mind" (original mix) - (5:21) 127 BPM
OverDrive Division - "Crazy" (Gimbal & Sinan remix) - (6:14) 129 BPM
Mitchie Rikzu - "Rock The BranVers" (extended mix) - (4:07) 130 BPM
Digital Deejay - "Hold Your Hands" (Luke Vegas Dirty Dutch remix) - (4:48)
Antoine Montana & Miami Inc. - "Hit The Road Jack 3000" (Valero & Schuck remix) - (7:28) 126 BPM
DBN - "Boys'n'Girls" (original mix) - (7:14) 130 BPM
Chris & Ice - "Party Hard" (Sir Henry remix) - (5:31) 128 BPM
Motel21 - "Drug Addict" (Einmusik remix) - (7:59) 130 BPM
DJ TLX - "La Bamba" (King Chronic's La Bomba remix) - (6:00) 128 BPM
Daniel Slam - "You" (feat Pit Bailay - Thomas You remix) - (6:53) 128 BPM
DJ Bomba Vs Alex M - "Crazy Pipe 2K11" (Dirty Sunchez remix) - (5:34) 128 BPM
DJ TLX - "Baila Me" (Progression mix) - (6:46) 127 BPM
Re-Zone & DJ Winn - "Robots Also Want To Dance" (Zmey remix) - (6:14) 128 BPM
Brooklyn Bounce Vs DJs From Mars - "Sex, Bass & Rock'n'Roll 2K11" (Niels Van Gogh & Daniel Strauss remix) - (5:52) 128 BPM
Housebatze - "Housebatze" (original mix) - (5:52) 128 BPM
Johnny Beast - "Flipside" (original mix) - (8:00) 128 BPM
Houze Bandits - "It's Time To Party" (original mix) - (5:26) 130 BPM
Max K Vs Killer Puppy - "Do It" (Niels Van Gogh remix) - (5:35) 128 BPM
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Faces and Spaces of Justice: Sojourner Truth of the Pentimento Tarot
In Joanna Powell Colbert's Pentimento Tarot, the ancestors – some famous figures, other unknown – look out at us from the layers of history and invite us to enter into their wisdom.
The deck was conceived when Joanna began experimenting with the medium of beeswax collage. She says: "I found myself envisioning antique tarot cards partially obscured by time and wax, with old interpretations of the cards illuminated by newer ones, and new concepts enhanced by older ones."
The deck's images retain the connection to the power of the past, but invite the figures represented to speak to us today. Sojourner Truth is Justice and she has much to teach us for today.
Born a slave and given the name Belle in New York state around 1797, Sojourner Truth was sold away from her family as a child and as a young woman separated from the man she loved and pushed into a marriage arranged by her master where she had five children.
When her master failed to honor his promise to free her as part of New York's abolition of slavery, she escaped to freedom with her infant daughter. She described this act by saying: "I did not run away, I walked away by daylight." When Truth heard that one of the sons she had had to leave behind was illegally sold to a slave plantation in Alabama, she successfully sued her former master, becoming one of the first African American women to win a case against a white man. Her son was freed and returned to her.
In 1843, Truth become a Methodist, taking the name we know her by today and beginning her life-long involvement with religious seekers, utopian communities, the abolitionist movement, and women's right's supporters.
In the 1840s, she also began her career as a powerful public speaker. At an 1844 religious revival meeting in Northampton, Massachusetts, she overcame her own fear of a wild mob by singing to quiet the rabble rousers and give courage to the congregants. In 1851 at the Women's Rights Convention held in Akron, Ohio, Truth delivered not only her most famous speech but also one of the most important of the abolitionist and women's rights movements. Popularly known as the "Ain't I a Woman" speech, this southern-sounding phrase was unlikely to reflect Truth's real language and cadence, but the ideas are clearly hers:
Then that little man in black there, he says women can't have as much rights as men, 'cause Christ wasn't a woman! Where did your Christ come from? Where did your Christ come from? From God and a woman! Man had nothing to do with Him.
If the first woman God ever made was strong enough to turn the world upside down all alone, these women together ought to be able to turn it back, and get it right side up again! And now they is asking to do it, the men better let them.
Truth never rested from working in support of those who were excluded from and abuse by the imperfect justice of existing institutions. Following the abolition of slavery, she worked to secure land grants for former slaves, and, continuing her recognition of the intersection of issues, some of her final work was around prison reform.
Her deep faith sustained her through her long life and undergirded the endurance she needed to do her work. As death neared, it is reported that she said: "I am not going to die, I'm going home like a shooting star."
Truth shows us the space of Justice as the public square of the convention hall, the church basement, and the streets filled with people speaking and marching and singing.
 Joanna Powell Colbert ● Justice ● Pentimento Tarot ● Sojourner Truth
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I've deleted all my infinite scrolling apps (FB, Instagram, LinkedIn, Twitter). I've stopped reading online news and only read a printed Sunday paper. I've paid for products to remove ads (Cruncy Roll, YouTube, Pandora).
Today, I listened to the founder of Center For Humane Technology, Tristan Harris, talk being intentional about how we should guard our attention and time from social media apps. He has went to school with the founders of Instagram and he talked about how Instagram's founder were masters of stealing attention by designing the user interface in ways to hack our brains to come back over and over again to the Instagram app.
After thinking about it a little bit, I thought about buying a flip phone to be used on weekends in addition to my Android Nexus 6P. However, instead of buying another gadget, which will break my vow to not buy anything for one year unless it's perishable or a book, I've decided to do the following life hack on my Android phone.
On Android, you can create multiple users who get a completely clean Android home screen with the clean version Android. From that clean slate, I can install apps that allow me to single task. This similar to how you can create new users on your laptop.
Nothing from Gmail, work email, Slack or SMS is interrupting my flow.
Nothing from Gmail, YouTube, any personal apps interrupting my flow.
All notifications turned off. No email, nothing.
This is the messiest one with everything else. Personal Gmail, Wechat, banking apps, commuting apps and personal Slack channels. This is only the first week that I'm trying this so I could possibly create more contexts as they make themselves known to me.
These contexts make my intentions known and clear to my brain. Each context is meant to signal that what my primary purpose is. The completely controlled context is forcing me to single task, finish that portion and then move to the next context intentionally.
The contexts are discrete from each other. An example is that there is no multi-tasking when I'm listening to a podcast, I cannot email at the same time. As I physically switch from one context to the others, my brain also switches contexts and get ready for the next focus area. Making the context switching harder and longer will hopefully signal and train my brain to focus on a single task at hand.
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Елена Николаевна Купчина (; род. 14 августа 1965, Минск, БССР, СССР) — белорусский государственный деятель, дипломат.

Биография
Родилась в 1965 году в Минске.

В 1987 году окончила юридический факультет Белорусского государственного университета с отличием, в 1990 году — аспирантуру при Институте философии и права Академии наук Беларуси. Ученая степень: кандидат юридических наук (1991 год).

 1990—1992 гг. — научный сотрудник Института философии и права Академии наук Беларуси;
 1992—1993 гг. — второй секретарь договорно-правового управления Министерства иностранных дел Республики Беларусь;
 1993—1994 гг. — начальник отдела международных договоров договорно-правового управления Министерства иностранных дел Республики Беларусь;
 1994—1995 гг. — заместитель начальника договорно-правового управления Министерства иностранных дел Республики Беларусь;
 1995—1997 гг. — советник постоянного представительства Республики Беларусь при отделении ООН и других международных организациях, г.Женева;
 1997—1998 гг. — заместитель постоянного представителя Республики Беларусь при отделении ООН и других международных организациях, г.Женева;
 2001—2002 гг. — консультант управления международных организаций Министерства иностранных дел Республики Беларусь;
 2002—2004 гг. — начальник управления гуманитарного, экологического и научно-технического сотрудничества Министерства иностранных дел Республики Беларусь;
 2004—2006 гг. — начальник управления гуманитарного сотрудничества Министерства иностранных дел Республики Беларусь;
 2006—2012 гг. — чрезвычайный и полномочный посол Республики Беларусь в Венгерской Республике;
 2008—2012 гг. — чрезвычайный и полномочный посол Республики Беларусь в Республике Словения (по совместительству).
 2012—2016 гг. — заместитель Министра иностранных дел Республики Беларусь.
 15 декабря 2016 — 25 февраля 2020 — Чрезвычайный и Полномочный Посол Республики Беларусь в Австрийской Республике и Республике Хорватия по совместительству.
 15 декабря 2016 — 25 февраля 2020 — Представитель Беларуси при ОБСЕ и международных организациях в Вене.

После продолжила работу в ОБСЕ, где заняла пост в секретариате.

В марте 2017 года Республика Беларусь выдвигала Елену Купчину на пост генерального секретеря ОБСЕ, однако, западные страны не поддержали кандидатуру.

Владеет белорусским, русским, английским и французским языками. Воспитывает сына.

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