This week y'all bein' treated to a real nice Cut & Paste: Country & Western Edition Podcast from this here DJ YODA redneck - sure as hell the most purdy mix y'all gon' hear all season!
Ahem...and aside from this super-special exclusive mix...we're giving the young whippersnappers and the uninitiated amongst you a history lesson this week, as we trace back the history of techno with originator Derrick May, and hear Dave Pearce's memories of the acid house and rave years from 1988 to 1992.
But fear not - there's plenty of cutting-edge content, as we checked out Loco Dice's intimate gig underneath a Hackney supermarket and Hospitality's launch at matter, as well as giving you the full lowdown on how to get your hearing protected.
Love from Cleetus, Billy-Bob and the rest of the DT hillbillies
An absolutely monstrous remix by Johnny D on this new cut from Ralph Lawson and his team. It's everything you want from one of his remixes, only more so.
Hungarian duo Belocca & Soneeq serve up a very nice slice of big room house here, blending progressive atmospherics and tones with a springy, bouncing electro b-line hook and sharp, snazzy beats to great effect.
Cheeky little number that's oozing mystical sexy vibes. It's got the gait and swagger of a naughty tribal chugger - shuffling beats recalling an on-form Rene Amesz.
The second nu-disco compilation of the week is the more "authentic" of the two - being the second label compilation from one of the UK's foremost exponents of the sound.
It's quite surprising perhaps, that this is the first nu-disco compilation aimed at the masses that I can recall. Azuli do well tackling the scene of the moment...
