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First of all – got something to brag about these days – I have recently been interviewed by Knowledge Magazine and the outcome is published in the latest (April) issue. Another small step in my crawl towards drum and bass fame, limos, coke and hoes :-P

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The interview:

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The next thing to be plugged here is my brand nu stupid fresh mix. It’s entitled Drums Of Aotearoa because it contains all of the tunes that I played out during parties I DJ’ed at in New Zealand last February.

The FLICKR page documenting my trip to New Zealand can be found here: FLICKRIZM (http://www.flickr.com/photos/25427760@N06/)

The flavour of the mix is by large Technoid and Neurofunk with occasional excursions into Dark and Techstep sounding D’n’B. There’s a lot of blending and building new sound out of two rolling tracks going on but some sharper cutting mixes as well.



The MP3 of this set is being hosted courtesy of the mighty INTENSE RECORDS [www.intenserecords.co.uk] (http://www.intenserecords.co.uk]) and you can grab it from:

http://www.intenserecords.co.uk/mixes.php (http://www.intenserecords.co.uk/mixes.php) [stream or right click + save as = download]



And now the word from our sponsor: If you liked any of the tunes included in this mix remember - you can grab them all for cheaper than other online record shops offer at: www.intenserecords.co.uk (http://www.intenserecords.co.uk/) – there’s a 10% discount if you register which means you get more plates for your money! So get on it and cop that vinyl bwoi!