That tracklist looks interesting. Drum & bass, prog, house and ambient techno in one mix? I wonder how you'll pull that off.

I was thinking about making a retrofuturespaceambientdetroittechno mix a while ago but in the end my conclusion was that these tracks are too god and I am not worthy. Although I might make a Mills-esque space techno mix at some point.

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I'm very much jumping on this. I like my mixes varied these days.

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AOTSE (Experimental)

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Splendid.

You had a nicely relaxed flow going on that sounded like it could have gone on for much longer. Spacious enough to comfortably fit the different styles.
There were good tunes and it has a sensible progression, the ending tickled me to no end as well as a nice little wink towards the concept.

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Mixes: Alaé (Conceptional ambient dub)
AOTSE (Experimental)

Listens:
http://www.last.fm/user/bierheld

Very good mix, Jack.

As Bierheld told, the flow is quite good. You mixed together a whole variety of genres which made this very interesting.

The intro track is amazing, giving to the mix already the 'Time & Space feel'. Loved the D&B section, specially Talisman & Hudson - Leaving Planet Earth, what an outstanding tune, blew my mind away! Everything was really amazing, until the prog section.

I really felt the prog section was a bit boring. It didn't kill the flow, just kinda lost a bit the evolving atmosphere you built. It's hard to put in words how to explain, i mean, The Astrophysical Nebula and the prog tracks played at the end, has the exactly RIGHT vibe you should have played on the prog section. But at the same time, i know this is very personal, and every person has their own perception of how Time & Space should sound like.

So, after The Astrophysical Nebula, it was very good to listen some Ambient tracks. Nice timing. From there, flawless ending. Lemon Soul - Universal is superb.

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Originally posted by Bierheld Splendid. You had a nicely relaxed flow going on that sounded like it could have gone on for much longer. Spacious enough to comfortably fit the different styles. There were good tunes and it has a sensible progression, the ending tickled me to no end as well as a nice little wink towards the concept.

Glad you enjoyed it. The last track is actually an early remix by The Orb (they used to call their remixes "Orbital [Whatever] Mix", which obviously became confusing once Orbital rose to prominence), featuring a typically daft sample of Strauss. Seemed a perfect punctuation mark for the mix.

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Originally posted by rdevito I really felt the prog section was a bit boring. It didn't kill the flow, just kinda lost a bit the evolving atmosphere you built. It's hard to put in words how to explain

No, I understand. Those two prog tracks were definitely the place I'd expect to lose the listener, especially as the target audience wasn't a clubby kind of music fan.

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> DI.FM 26th Anniversary Guest Mix [Progressive House]
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> Dance:Love:Hub Afterparty (The Return) 23.11.24

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haven't found the context to listen to the big beat one yet (fuck off, i know...big beat and life just don't mix.) This one i can wrap my condilomas around nicely at any time. Leaving planet earth is a personal fav that i never thought that i would see in this section (or any) of this forum. Brb, torture.

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this is really well done

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Originally posted by Dykes_on_Jay Leaving planet earth is a personal fav that i never thought that i would see in this section (or any) of this forum. Brb, torture.

Really? Oakey used to play it quite a lot. I'd say it's one of the few drum 'n bass tunes I'd expect trance heads to know. Fairly sure Dave King has used it in a mix before, as well. Either way, I think we can all agree it's absolute genius.

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Originally posted by meriter this is really well done

Thanks! I put a lot of thought into how to fit it all in. I really enjoy making varied mixes like this, mixing moods not beats.

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> Maximum Elevation [Progressive House]
> DI.FM 26th Anniversary Guest Mix [Progressive House]
> Live @ Dance:Love:Hub London, 11.10.2025
> Higher Peaks [Progressive House]
> Dance:Love:Hub Afterparty (The Return) 23.11.24

Like these sets? Come see me play live at Kibosh in Manchester: https://www.instagram.com/kibosh.mcr/

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Thanks! I put a lot of thought into how to fit it all in.

thats what she said

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Originally posted by SYSTEM-J Really? Oakey used to play it quite a lot. I'd say it's one of the few drum 'n bass tunes I'd expect trance heads to know. Fairly sure Dave King has used it in a mix before, as well. Either way, I think we can all agree it's absolute genius.

while not proud, i used to listen to trance and cokenfold. i'm really old though.

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Tracklist looks nice and varied, I'm definitely interested. Here's where I come in begging Stu for a permalink.

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