very jealous as well.

believe is fuckin stellar.

It won't compare to the Mansion event but I get to see her again during Friday of Memorial Day weekend here in Tampa at Martini Republic. She truly "gets it" and understands what people come to techno shows for, I think. One of the only DJs of her ilk that has played in Orlando at a small club and didn't hold back ANYTHING! That set was just as good, if not better, as the one she recorded for the Drumcode podcast in Italy. Hope the sound is better in there than it has been in the past!

And yeah, that album is nasty! So good throughout. Do Your Thing is ridiculous.

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Originally posted by ucforange Do Your Thing is ridiculous.

spot fuckin on! fav track on the album.

Liberum Spirita- bangin' and mindtwistin' all in one

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Yup L&S is another great one. Fly with You is a superb deep housey tech track on there too, damn near soothing.

I still like Come and Lay the best. Nice and druggy, haunting vocals with a deep, pounding twisted bassline. How can it get much better than that??

Come and Lay is the obvious choice for top track. Bangin' hard club tune that would me massive on a big system. Bass reminds me of her "In the Mood" rework

Tough to say there's anyone production wise that touches her right now...

Although I'm eagerly awaiting that 2nd Fitzpatrick album on Drumcode

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I second you on the Fitzpatrick material. Obviously there isn't much that I don't love that gets released on that label . But Beyer should let Luigi Madonna put some shit out on Drumcode!! Or mad eye. Madonna is the next techno wizard in that camp, it's only a matter of time. His analytictrail/octopus shit is just incredible.

Wish I was in Florida to see Nicole face fuck Mansion.

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