Darin Epsilon - Babylon Guest Mix on Frisky Radio (May 2006)

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Posted by darin epsilon on May-21-2006 20:41:

Darin Epsilon - Babylon Guest Mix on Frisky Radio (May 2006)

01 Junkie XL - Today (Fuzzy Hair Remix) - [Roadrunner]
02 Chab - Lover (Satoshi Tomiie 3D Dub) - [SAW]
03 Mara - Shake That Thing (Gene Carbonell Remix) - [Choo Choo]
04 16 Bit Lolitas - Helen Savage (Original Mix) - [Deep Focus]
05 Earth Deuley - Peddlefeet (Original Mix) - [Arabica]
06 Section 9 - Ikimasu (Original Mix) - [Musashi]
07 Quintek - One Flew Over (Kasey Taylor & Chris Meehan Mix) - [Vapour]
08 Sean Quinn & Andy Page - Sqap (Bent Mix) - [Audio Therapy]
09 Union Jack - Two Full Moons And A Trout (Luke Chable Remix) - [Platipus]

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It's time to switch things up again. Returning to the harder Progressive sound, these nine tracks I present to you are nothing short of brutal and nasty. Some can even perhaps be described as hauntingly beautiful. This guest mix was recorded for Tony Estrada's show Babylon on FriskyRadio.com, and was aired on May 17 2006. Frisky was recently nominated for Best Internet Dance Radio Station at WMC 2006, congrats guys!

The set starts off with the hair-raising Fuzzy Hair Remix of Junkie XL's Today, the first single off his brand new album. Up next is the dancefloor-mangling Satoshi Tomiie 3D Dub of Lover by Chab. The mix rounds out with two of my favorite productions in recent months, SQAP by Sean Quinn & Andy Page, and the Luke Chable Remix of Union Jack's classic Two Full Moons And A Trout. Other highlights include the relatively obscure track Ikimasu by Section 9 and the Gene Carbonnell Remix of Mara's track from 1999.

Posted by stevieboy32808 on Jun-01-2006 15:44:

9/10
This is not my type of music, but you did a great job with this set. Your mixing is impeccable and the flow is unnoticeable. Yet the build is still slow to develop itself. With every track you barely increase the energy level after each track. In your case it wasn�t that big of a deal because I didn�t fall asleep but in some sets you can wear a person out if it�s all on one level. Overall nice job and as a rule of thumb with shorter sets build fast and longer sets build slow. That keeps people on their toes and prevents boredom.

Posted by darin epsilon on Jun-01-2006 18:53:

Thanks for the honest feedback, stevie. A 9/10 is still good! You're right, this probably isn't my best set ever but the tracks will probably appeal to some people. I just finished recording my summer promo, which is smooth and melodic. I'll keep you updated because I think you'll like it.