Truth & Lies 'Hockley Hustle 2014 Warm Up Mix'
A killer selection of some of the best electronic music around to celebrate our up and coming Truth and Lies stage at Hockley Hustle Festival.
Read MoreMix Notes 6 New Africa.
The mix connects the straight head rhythms of house and techno with the rhythms of africa, the carribean and the Middle East.
Read MoreMix Notes 5. Democracy Matters
Mix inspired by the lecture Democracey Matters by Dr Cornell West. - Aurora Forum, Stanford.
Read MoreMIX NOTES 4. Congo Square Mix
Congo Square was a meeting point in New Orleans, where african slaves and other marginalised people such as the French Creole's were allowed to meet on Sundays.
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Label Focus#2 Sofrito
Sofrito are a collective that find, edit and release what’s now known as ‘tropical’, which can mean anything from Nigeria to Haiti, from Cumbia to raw Gwo Ka rhythms.
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Hot 8 Brass Band live at The Approach
On 1st June 2014, the mighty mighty Hot 8 Brass Band will be coming to Nottingham with Truth and Lies in support.
Read MoreLabel Focus #1 Soulection
Formed by DJ and visionary Joe Kay,visual artist Guillaume Bonte and motion designer (and DJ) Andre Power in 2011, Soulection is a record label, radio show and niche collective of creative music makers worldwide.
Read MoreMIX NOTES 2: ‘Paa Joe & The Lion’ Mix →
A mix I put together for the 'Paa Joe & The Lion' feature documentary that I have been lucky enough to work on. Paa Joe is the greatest living Ghanaian Fantasy Coffin-maker hence the ghost, bones, gospel and general dreadness of this mix. This was to support the raising of the final money required to finish the film which was thankfully successful!
Read MoreMIX NOTES 4. Blackout Mini Mix
A dramatic ambient mix for an audience in complete darkness.
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MIX NOTES 3. WEYA Warm Up Mix
WEYA WARM MIX
A Warm up mix for the International festival that bought 1000 artists from 100 different countries for one week in September 2012 to Nottingham. Features on Gilles Peterson Worldwide website.
Read MoreMIX NOTES 1. ‘Boomkrakbap
The Boom, The Krak, the Bap...where the shadows of real hip hop reach out and inform so much of what I love about new music..
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