Track List

1. Jack Sparrow- Salvation
2. J:Kenzo & Rod Azlan- Ruffhouse
3. Skream- Gritty
4. J:Kenzo- Therapy
5. Tes LaRok- Earth
6. Matt U- Mindgame
7. Benton- Wormholes
8. J:Kenzo- Nocturnal Feelings
9. Kryptic Minds & Youngsta- Arcane
10. Skream- Phatty Drummer
11. Hatch & Lost- Welcome To Tibet
12. Commodo- Uprising
13. Skream & Silkie- Untitled
14. Jay 5ive & Kromestar- Hands In The Air
15. Truth- Stay

Track List

1. Jay-Z & Kanye West- H.A.M.
2. Skream- Size 3 Remix
3. Optimo Ken Green- Hands Down
4. V.I.V.E.K.- Grandfather Clock
5. Young Jeezy- Ballin’ Feat. Lil’ Wayne
6. Untold- Discipline
7. Slim Thug- I Run
8. Benga & Coki- Night
9. Chris Brown, Busta Rhymes & Lil’ Wayne- Look At Me Now
10. Bone Thugs N Harmony- For The Love Of Money
11. Skream- Trapped In A Dark Bubble
12. Jay-Z & Kanye West- Niggas In Paris

Track List

1. Commodo- Saracen
2. DJ Madd- Battle
3. Commodo- Uprising
4. Kahn- Tehran
5. J:Kenzo- Uprising Feat. Rod Azlan
6. Las- Power Surge
7. Benton- Wormholes
8. Lurka- Tempted
9. J:Kenzo- Therapy
10. Samuel Simpson- Spronkle (F Remix)
11. Mr. Lager- Tell Me Feat. Alys Be (Silkie Remix)
12. DJ Madd- Pitfall (Phaleh Remix)
13. F- Slow Down
14. Attemporal- Drumeando (Hermanez Remix)
15. Boddika- Acid Battery
16. Nick Olivetti- Tres Jolie (Eric Yedim Remix)
17. Mellow Bee- Tick Tock
18. Misha Smykk & Ristoker- Percussive Clown
19. Da Fresh & Samo Sound Boy- Shuffle Code (Da Fresh Mix)
20. Terror Tone- Bonehead
21. Rossi B. & Luca- Turbo Island
22. Crookers, Neoteric & Wax Motif- Springer (We Don’t Belong In Pacha Remix)
23. Wire Tap- Tooth Damage- (Scouts In Bondage Remix)
24. Jon Convex- Streetwalk
25. X-Press 2- Musik X-Press (Coyu Remix)
26. Worthy- Lost Dog
27. Guy Andrews- Shades
28. Major Notes- Jungle Book
29. Benjamin Damage- Run & Bounce

Sorry folks, no track list on this one. Why not take a stab at it yourself in the comments :)

Track List

1. Ben Verse – Wilderness
2. Lurka – Tempted
3. DJ Madd – Pitfall (Phaleh Remix)
4. Kryptic Minds – Can’t Sleep
5. Las – Power Surge
6. Lurka & Commodo – Airtight
7. Headhunter – Experience
8. Samuel Simpson – Spronkle (F Remix)
9. J:Kenzo – Mortal Kombat
10. Kromestar – Thru The Blinds
11. DJ Madd – Battle
12. Truth – Snake
13. Kahn – Tehran
14. Truth – Birds
15. King Midas Sound – Spin Me Around (Cooly G Revoice)
16. Matty G. – True Soul
17. Silkie – Headbutt The Deck
18. Jay 5ive & Kromestar – Hands In The Air

At the beginning of September, EXBC fought the good fight once again against [our good friends] Dirtbox Radio. This week we’ll be showcasing some of the recordings from the event. First up, Whighzeguy with a throwback liquid drum & bass mix.

Track List

1. Easy Boom- Drummagick
2. Latin Thing- Danny C.
3. Closer- Marky & XRS
4. Quiet Earth- DKay
5. Wurley Tune- Commix
6. Prophecy- SKC & Brawta
7. Golden Girl- Makoto & MC Conrad
8. Dubrock Sound- Visionary
9. Mr. Majestik- Calibre & High Contrast

Track List

1. Breathing Again- Icicle & Proxima
2. Airtight- Lurka & Commodo
3. The Calling- Cyrus
4. 20/20- Benton
5. Earth- Tes LaRok
6. Albarsha- Hatcha & Lost
7. Xylophobia- Icicle
8. Eyes Down- V.I.V.E.K.
9. Visions- Cyrus
10. Beg To Differ- DJG Remix
11. Return- Lurka
12. Decay- Tunnidge
13. Nocturnal Feelings- J:Kenzo

Track List

1. Phoenix- Hyetal (Fantastic Mr. Fox Remix)
2. Black Sun- Kode 9 & The Space Ape
3. Iddy- Blawan
4. Turbo Island- Rossi B. & Luca
5. Technoo- Jpey Jey
6. Black Grape- Mr. Solo
7. 02B1- Sigha
8. Boddika’s House- Boddika
9. Fold- Sigha
10. Fuk Tha 101- Addison Groove
11. Fifth Element- Vitaly Katz and 5Bonds2Carbon
12. This Is It- Addison Groove
13. Wut- Girl Unit (Claude Von Stroke Rmx)
14. Boomslang- LV & OKmalumkoolkat

Track List

1. Albarsha- Hatcha & Lost
2. Pressure- DJG
3. Sensi Star- Mayhem
4. Tribal Ting- Tes LaRok
5. Cold- TMSV
6. Earth- Tes LaRok
7. Dark Path- Goth Trad
8. Welcome To Tibet- Hatcha & Lost
9. Return- Lurka
10. Nocturnal Feelings- J:Kenzo
11. Manhattan Blues- Cyrus
12. Gassin- Lurka & Commodo
13. Syphon- NType & Seven

Everybody wish Greg/Whighzeguy a happy birthday!

Track List

1. Fifth Element- Vitaly Katz & 5Bonds2Carbon
2. Technooo!!!- Jpey Jey
3. Criipt- Jackeed
4. What’s Going On- Ramires
5. 1998- Cristian Murillo Undertech Mix
6. Hi-Life- London Funk Ensemble
7. Losing The Path- Balthazar & Jackrock
8. Volcano- Koer
9. Tessio- L.D., Houctro & Oddy Pulse
10. Title & Poveste- Egal 3
11. Boomerang- Fimos
12. Summer- Avrosse Remix
13. Hooked- Mad Raf & Tom Zenith

Track List

1. Spread Love- V.I.V.E.K.
2. Rain- Breakage
3. Return- Lurka
4. Airtight- Lurka & Commodo
5. Taxi Me Get- Silkie
6. Manhattan Blues- Cyrus
7. Dark Path- Goth Trad
8. Sinners- Benton
9. Eyes Down- V.I.V.E.K.
10. Syphon- N-Type & Seven
11. Ritual- DJ Madd
12. Breathing Again- Icicle & Proxima
13. Paranormal Activity- Pinch & Roska
14. Hands In The Air- Kromestar & Jay 5ive
15. Tell Me- Silkie Remix
16. Thru The Blinds- Kromestar
17. Last Days- Quest
18. Grandfather Clock- V.I.V.E.K.

Track List

1. The Roteks- J:Kenzo
2. New Reality- DJ Madd
3. Restructure 2 Rebuild- Digital Mystikz Remix
4. Cold- TMSV
5. Give It Up- LX & One
6. Motherland- V.I.V.E.K.
7. A Trip Down The Nile- MRK1
8. Kontrol- 2562
9. Discipline- Untold
10. Grandfather Clock- V.I.V.E.K.
11. Hardo Bred- Heny G.
12. Manhattan Blues- Cyrus
13. Tell Me- Silkie Remix
14. All It Takes- TMSV
15. Secrets- DJ Madd
16. No Respect- Peter Simon
17. Protected- J:Kenzo

Track List

1. Look at Me Now- Chris Brown feat. Busta Rhymes & Lil Wayne
2. Trapped In A Dark Bubble- Skream
3. Day N Night- Kid Cudi
4. New Reality- DJ Madd
5. Night- Benga & Coki
6. Techno 22- Silkie
7. Purple City- Joker
8. Go Go Gadget- Rusko
9. B4 The Duel- Benga
10. Headbutt The Deck- Silkie
11. Arcade- Rob Sparx
12. Street Knowledge- Matty G
13. Secrets- DJ Madd
14. Inhale- Ben Verse
15. No Respect- Peter Simon
16. Manhattan Blues- Cyrus
17. Cold- TMSV
18. Damage- Dark Tantrums
19. Can’t Sleep- Kryptic Minds Feat. Alys Be
20. Memory Loss- Seven
21. Memories of 3rd Base- Skream
22. Walkover- 25652
23. Shadings- Jack Sparrow
24. Fully Loaded- South3rn
25. Late Night Blues- DJG Remix
26. Sensi Skank- MRK1
27. Living Fire- Tes La Rok
28. Dutch Flowers- Skream
29. Up In The V.I.P.- Tes La Rok Feat. Uncle Sam

Anyway! It all goes down this Saturday, February 12th at Jimmy Valentines (1103 Bladensburg Rd. NE Washington, DC 2002). Its free and it’ll be hella-fun. Hope to see you all there!

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Track List

1. Salvation- Jack Sparrow
2. Through The Blinds- Kromestar
3. Avoid The Noid- DJG
4. Sunbeam- Goth Trad
5. Crazy Talk- Seven
6. Kosmic 78- J. King & Benny Ill
7. Azure- F Remix
8. Double Blind- Matt-U
9. Sensi Star- Mayhem
10. Motherland- Vivek
11. Piranhas- ReLocate
12. We Go Deep- Trolley Snatcha
13. Indigo Mood- Truth
14. Itch- Kutz
15. 80s Baby- Silkie
16. Love- Kromestar
17. The Mood- Kid Cudi
18. Wild’N Cuz I’m Young- Kid Cudi

Sorry, no track list on this one.

Track List

1. Motherland- Vivek
2. Pressure- DJG
3. Don’t Explain- Truth
4. The Unknown- Quest
5. Cluster- Innasekt
6. Under Current- Truth
7. Compass Biscuite- Matt-U
8. Wind Tunnel- Quest
9. Beatwise- Cyrus
10. Don’t Let Go- Mala
11. Zombie- Sumone
12. Last Days- Quest
13. Dub Marine- DJ Madd
14. Grandfather Clock- Vivek
15. Indigo Mood- Truth
16. Flip The Coin- Ben Verse
17. Breakdown- Seven & Elvee
18. I Love The Way- Skream

Track List

1. The Gate- DJG
2. Dub Marine- DJ Madd
3. Fresh Air- I.D.
4. Heavyweight- DJ Madd
5. A New Error- Moderat (Headhunter Remix)
6. Wind Tunnel- Quest
7. Moonshine- Seven & Elvee
8. Wasteland- Kryptic Minds
9. Not Afraid- DJ Madd
10. Obsessed- DJG
11. Tattyland- Hatcha & Lost
12. Hybrid- Kryptic Minds
13. Time Ends- Jakes
14. Ginneys- Headhunter
15. Last 3 Digits- Gemmy
16. Funktion 1- DJ Madd
17. Surge- Youngsta & Kryptic Minds
18. Slope- I.D.
19. Hocus Pocus- Headhunter
20. Breakdown- Seven & Elvee
21. Claptrap- Joe
22. King of the Trees- Hatcha & Lost

Track List

1. Tunnidge & Cyrus- Lights
2. Truth- Burglar
3. DJ Madd- Dub Marine
4. J:Kenzo- Counteraction
5. DJ Madd- Detroit Skank
6. F- Energy Distortion
7. Cyrus- Junkyard
8. Kryptic Minds- One Of Us
9. Mayhem- Sensi Skank
10. Dead Manners- Energy
11. Kromestar & F-One- Spacerace 9
12. Rob Sparx- Bloodbath
13. F- 0907
14. Guido- Shades Of Blue
15. Kryptic Minds- Surge
16. Joker- Tron
17. Lost- Ironhide
18. Science- Bamboo Dub
19. JSL- Fight Dub
20. Ben Verse- Flip The Coin

Track List

1. Mensah- 1986 Was The Future
2. Ludacris- How Low
3. Rob Sparx- Arcade
4. Kid Cudi- Cudi Zone
5. Mensah & Eddie K. – Steady As She Goes
6. Benga- The Chant
7. Trolley Snatcha- We Rock The Fores
8. Kryptic Minds & Youngsta- Cold Blooded
9. Komonazmuk- You Fo
10. Kutz- The Twilight Zone
11. F- Chillin’
12. DJ Madd- Reasonz
13. Kryptic Minds & Youngsta- Surge
14. Skream- Memories of 3rd Base
15. Trolley Snatcha- Slow Down
16. Benga- Eyetunes
17. Emalkay- Solid State
18. Chasing Shadows- Dream On
19. Alexis K.- The Good Vs. Evil

Track List

1. Rob Sparx- Casino
2. Benga- The Chant
3. Fused Forces- Henry
4. DZ & Bakir- Into The Fog
5. LD- Ogor
6. Seven- Dial Up
7. J:Kenzo- Constant
8. Hatcha & Lost- Get Up & Rock
9. Fused Forces- Chemical Reaction
10. Ruckspin & Planas- Oxygen
11. Benga- Descending
12. MRK1- Turn Me On
13. Hatcha & Lost- Scrubba
14. Jack Sparrow- Torment
15. F-One & Kromestar- Spacerace 9
16. Rob Sparx- Arcade
17. Mayhem- Sensi Star

Track List

1. J:Kenzo- Tropic Thunda
2. Vista- Neptune
3. Headhunter- Sex At The Prom
4. Jack Sparrow- Terminal
5. J:Kenzo- Counteraction
6. F- Chillin
7. Headhunter- Experience
8. DJG- Duality
9. F- Perspectives
10. Desto- Dark Matter
11. Jack Sparrow- Torment
12. Breakage Feat. Erin- Justified
13. Migrant- Herald
14. ReLocate- Subterraneans
15. Migrant- Piranhas
16. South3rn- Beijing Debacle

Track List

1. Florence & The Machine- Dog Days Are Over (Breakage Remix)
2. TRG- Strobelick
3. Jack Sparrow- Terminal
4. F- Energy Distortion
5. TMSV- Subconscious Brain
6. ReLocate- Dot Dot Dash (Buraka Som Sistema Remix)
7. J:Kenzo- Constant
8. Hatcha & Lost- Scrubber
9. Jack Sparrow- Torment
10. Kryptic Minds- Torn
11. Knights of the Dub Table- Sing It To Me (Optimus Gryme)
12. Optimus Gryme- Immortal (Truth Remix)
13. Ben Verse- Inhale

[Editor's note] One of my motivations is the need to establish a ‘represent’ thing across expression and context. In the social/cultural, it’s establishing yourself as alive and vital. In music, it’s a combination of the Hip Hop ‘represent for your….’ as well as the notion that Dubstep, Jungle, Cumbia, and other soundsystem musics are quite regional. So, I’m really happy to share with you my first interview with a big supporter of mine (and so man/y other folks in the area) Greg Dillon, aka Whighzeguy, a DJ here in the DMV area. His development of music and DJing runs very close to my own And, I really enjoyed learning about his approach to working across different genres, and development of sets. It’s this building across Dub, Dirty South, Minimal Techno, and so forth that draws me in, and highlights why I love this music.

Tell me about yourself. How did you get into music and DJing?
I first got into EDM when I was in transition out of college and met up with a new group of friends who were into raving. One of my good friends picked up a DJ kit from Tower Records that included some belt drive tables and we started f’ing around. His mother was from England so he was exposed to a lot of the UK Underground sounds when visiting over there and began buying lots of 2-Step while I was into Trance & Progressive House. It wasn’t until I attended Starscape in June of 2000 that I really caught the fever for Drum N Bass. After that party I immediately began buying DnB records and really working hard at trying to become a solid DJ.

Where can I see/hear you play out?
You can hear me play on Expansion Broadcast roughly twice a month. As far as playing out, that doesn’t happen all that much anymore. I go through phases where I’ll really be itching to play out and then go months where I have no desire to do so. Unfortunately a lot of gigs I was getting were at places where the setups & sound-systems were really lacking and the fact that I’m a volunteer DJ made me take a step back and be a little more selective about taking gigs. Playing a gig at a bar with 0 sub-woofers just began to seem like a waste of time. I currently play out now as part of the Dubstep Legion of Doom (DLOD) collective. Everybody I play with is really cool and talented but it honestly gets a little frustrating when the only gigs you get are playing 3-4 tunes amongst 5 other DJs in a really crowded tag-team set. I love building a set and when you’re playing with so many other DJs who all have contrasting styles it makes it really tough to do so. Hopefully the crew can secure some bookings where we have 3-4 hour sets and are really able to present things right.

Tell me about DJing Dubstep, what is your approach? Angle? Objective?
I’m a real nerd and a perfectionist when it comes to programming. I almost never sit down and mix records continuously to practice. I will shuffle through tunes and take physical notes on what tunes work together and what tunes don’t. There are so many different styles of Dubstep that I like that I try to represent them all at some point or another. It seems like a lot of DJs in the area are pretty specific as far as what style they play, I try to rep all the flavors. I tend to lean toward the funky stuff or the deeper side but every couple of shows I’ll take a turn to the dark side and try to play predominantly rough stuff. To keep things fresh I’ll step out of the box and do a set of mixing Hip-Hop and Dubstep, or Techno and Dubstep. Another thing I focus on is trying to play tunes with contrasting drum breaks that complement each other. Nothing bores me more than hearing the same 1⁄2 step beat tune after tune. I love mixing a 1⁄2 stepper with another tune that almost sounds like its straight Techno. Another thing I’ll try to do is find combos that allow you take a dramatic style turn in your set. This can be disastrous if you don’t do your homework, as it’s often tough to find a banger that works well out of something really deep.

I remember you mentioned in buzzlife that you got into Dubstep through Reggae. And I notice you play a lot of Hip Hop in your sets. How did this connection across musics come about? What were those tracks that made that possible?
I’ve always been a big fan of Reggae and the first couple of Dubstep tunes that really caught my ear were heavily Reggae influenced and I thought maybe I’d do more exploring. The Hip-Hop connection is kind of funny. I’ll start by saying I used to HATE the Dirty South type of Hip-Hop with a passion. But early on, I heard a couple remixes (“Throw Some D’s”-Parson “ & “Relax and Take Notes”-XI) that had Hip-Hop vocals and it dawned on me that some of the slower tempo Hip-Hop tunes could be worked in with Dubstep.

I was also really into Matty G’s stuff which was heavily influenced by Hip-Hop. I’ll run through a couple Hip-Hop tunes that I’ve featured a few times. “#1 Spot” – Ludacris, “Back Then”- Mike Jones, “Poppin My Collar” and “Stay Fly”- 36 Mafia, “Anotha Level”- 8Ball & MJG. The fact that I can mix some of the Dirty South stuff into my Dubstep sets has allowed me to tolerate & even appreciate SOME of the stuff. The same can be said for Techno. I normally would’ve gone nowhere near the stuff but the Techno influence in a lot of the Dubstep I like sparked my interest to explore and I’ve actually done a couple shows playing nothing but Minimal/Techno

One thing about Dubstep is that it changes and moves into new spaces at such a fast rate, from garage beat patterns with atmospheric samples from the Hatcha days, Half-steps from Loefah, to electro sounds and bouncy Funky beats from Untold. What are some classic aspects of Dubstep that you feel stay true? What excites/or doesn’t about where Dubstep is going now?
I don’t have enough knowledge or love for the early days of Dubstep to talk about the classic aspects to be perfectly honest. So many people get up in arms about how things are changing, and it’s not what it used to be, blah, blah, blah. That shit is so tired. The only thing I know is there is a ton of good music being produced within the genre and that music covers such a huge spectrum of sound, as long as I’ve got a wide-range of quality beats coming out I’m happy. Some have mentioned the “UK Funky” movement may lead to more people producing between 127-130 and thus lead to the downfall of Dubstep. I really don’t see that happening but hope the producers I like just dabble with the slower tempo and continue to work in the 140 range.

If you were to convince someone to get into Dubstep, what are the three tracks that you’d use to do it, and why?
Great question since I’ve made a number of mixes for friends with the sole intention of introducing them to Dubstep. The first thing I think about is trying to find tunes that draw on something that people are already familiar with. The obvious direction for me would be to steer them to something Hip-Hop or Reggae influenced. My first track would be “Dutch Flowers” by Skream. People can identify with the melody right away and many may even think they’re just listening to Reggae. On a good sound-system they’ll likely notice that the thundering bassline is a little different from Reggae but still sounds great nonetheless. The next tune would be one of Matty G’s but it would be the Caspa remixed version, “West Coast Rocks”. The beat is nice and simple, it has vocals a noob could identify with and he uses his wobble effects brilliantly putting all kinds of effects on them and essentially “dubbing” them out. There are a few producers out there who apply the principles of Dub (Reggae) in their DUBstep. What a concept! LoL. The last tune I would pick would probably be “Warface” by Jakes and the reasons would exactly the same as why I picked “West Coast Rocks”

What else do you listen to besides DJ music?
To be honest nearly 100% of the music I listen to is “DJ Music” consisting of Dubstep, DnB, Downtempo, Hip-Hop and Minimal/Techno. I have lots of love for other types of music that I like and I honestly don’t listen to music that much. I will probably spend 2-3 hours a week f’ing around working on programming and maybe listen to 1 mix a week, other than that I listen to a shit load of sports talk in the car and will occasionally play music. To answer your question though I like Go-Go, Classic Rock, Salsa, 80s, Jazz, late 80s/90s R&B, and Classic Soul.

I read through sites and boards of Dubstep blowing up in LA, Austin, and NYC… We have dedicated Dubsteppers, and talents like JoeNice and Martyn chillin on our block, but can you tell us more about the DC scene? Is there as big of an audience in DC? What are you thoughts on it? What can help it grow?
Oh man, the classic “state of the scene” question, LOL. Such a tough one and one I can’t answer. I think/hope that more exposure will allow people to realize that Dubstep has much more depth to it than they think. The whole “whale-step” thing was kind of funny but I honestly think people hear it once out somewhere, and if it’s not something they like they think that all Dubstep sounds that way. As a whole, most of the stuff people are playing in this region is pretty aggressive which I think is a huge turnoff for a lot of people and thus they never give it a second chance. For the longest time DnB was always in the side-room at parties and then all of a sudden you’d see DnB in the main-room and then all DnB parties, I think/hope if we keep pushing Dubstep can get there. I also think showcasing how versatile it is can help draw people in. Playing an all Reggae influenced set out, or playing a Hip-Hop/Dubstep set out could go a long way in gaining new enthusiasts. I think promoters can play a big part too. When booking a night I’d try and get some diversity into the lineups and not just have 3 DJs playing wobbler after wobbler. One thing I’ve told promoters in the past is that I’m very open to playing a very specific style if need be. Nobody has taken me up on that offer but it still stands. Having someone open with some real deep stuff and the next DJ playing a Reggae influenced set followed by someone playing bangers would be the ideal evening in my eyes.

I notice that a few Dubstep parties are up in Baltimore as well. Being that I’m from DC, can you tell me about Baltimore? What are the differences, if any, in the music or shows between Baltimore and DC?
Baltimore has the best venue I’ve ever been to for a Dubstep party, Bourbon Steet. D.C. doesn’t have a spot that can touch it. The MAJOR drawback is that 90% of the people at the parties are 18 and glowsticks and all kinds of glowing paraphernalia seem to be big. Steez (Baltimore’s biggest Dubstep promoter) does a great job of bringing in top notch Heavyweights on a pretty consistent basis, but they don’t have much love at all for the deep stuff, it usually stays pretty wobbly up there. 88 D.C. (D.C. biggest Dubstep promoter) does an EXCELLENT job of pushing the deep stuff and has a great venue themselves in Gallery (Silver Spring, MD) but they don’t host nearly the number of Dubstep parties that Steez does. I don’t blame them at all. When it comes to promoting, if it don’t make dollars it don’t make sense. The fact that they’ve brought Martyn, Headhunter, Ramadanman and Untold to town has been really sweet.

Tell me more about the Dubstep Legion of Doom. What were some motives of creating a collective?
When we first started there was only a really small number of people playing Dubstep so it kind of started as a joke and then blossomed. It was pretty much started so we could all just go hang out, drink a few beers and play some tunes.

What are future plans for you and DLOD?
I’d love to see us get some “takeover” gigs. As I stated before, when there are 5-6 of us sharing an hour & a half it doesn’t give you much of an opportunity to get into a zone and build. We’ve got a few guys in the crew who produce and we play a wide range of styles so having us play for 3-4 hours would be ideal. I may get back into promoting if the right situation presents itself and if that happens you can be sure DLOD will holding it down as residents.

In classic Hip Hop style, who would you give shout outs to right now?
First and foremost all the promoters who are pushing things in the region, 88 D.C. and the LODA parties, Ray Casil and the “I Love Bass” parties, Wicked Sway and the Dubline parties, Illeffect & Ransom who are going to be promoting more events in the future, Steez Promo and the Dub Nation parties in Bmore, Good Vibes who have hosted a couple shows at The Black Hole in Dundalk and lastly Ben Freeman who does his Braptizm event in Harrisburg, PA.

Ricky Ricardo gets a big shout for co-hosting and starting the Dubstep extension of Expansion Broadcast. He also played a big part in exposing me to new stuff and helped shape my style. Signal gets a big shout too as he played a big part in helping with our Shockout parties we did back in ’07 and is always cool about hooking up tunes he makes. My fellow Expansion Broadcast hosts get a shout, Deinfamous, Stepan, Ransom, Encryption, Dave J, and Illeffect, the man who started it all. I gotta shout Harry Ransom again, as well as Ill Selection and Heider for the same thing, they’ve always been real cool about sharing & hooking up new tunes they’ve worked on.

All DLOD gets a shout, Encryption, Amitai, Heider, Quannum Logic, Psykofly, Lycan and Redlab. I have to give Joe Nice a big shout too for being a big influence on what I play. He hosts 1 of the 2 best shows in the World and usually half his shows are a preview of what I’ll be buying over the next year. I have to shout the Anti-Social family as well, someone from their crew is always doing a show and the stuff they play is brilliant and usually 3⁄4 of what they play is stuff people in their crew have produced.

Most importantly I’d like to shout out all the people in the D.C./Bmore area that don’t DJ, don’t produce, don’t promote, and just purely love the music and help support what we do. That ties into my last shout out which goes to our loyal Expansion Broadcast listeners and podcast subscribers, our #s have really grown over the years which makes it all feel worthwhile.

Catch the DC massive on Expansion Broadcast each Friday.

Track List

1. Calypso- Dani Sbert
2. S 2- Bjoern Scheurmann Remix
3. Morning In Cryrodiil- R2
4. Mistral- Smith & Selway
5. Drumeando- Hermanez Remix
6. Koordinate- Robin Hirte
7. Tres Jolie- Eric Yedim Remix
8. Manjala- Spektre Remix
9. Kid Killer- Tox-D!
10. Woody Woodpecker- aka aka
11. Percussive Clown- Misha Smykk & Ristoker

Track List

1. Conspiracy- Seven
2. Output 1-2- Joker
3. Wobble That Gut- Skream
4. Experience- Headhunter
5. Golden- Scuba
6. Lost In 3′s- DJG Remix
7. Masai Mara- Seven & Youngsta
8. Reverse- Scuba
9. Memories of 3rd Base- Skream
10. The Shivers- Eddie K.
11. Someone- Breakage Remix
12. Revenue- Untold Remix
13. Forbidden- Instra:mental
14. The Twilight Zone- Kutz
15. Volume- Monkey
16. If You Know- Skream
17. Sex At The Prom- Headhunter
18. Night Dive- F
19. Subterranean- Migrant
20. 768- Kryptic Minds
21. Right Here- Flash
22. Green Hill- RSD
23. In The Lounge- DJ Madd
24. Eden- Quest
25. Primal- L.D
26. How Low- Ludacris
27. Buzzin’- Benga
28. City Hopper- Joker
29. Higher- Breakage
30. Royal Flush- Headhunter
31. Tell Me- Mr. Lager Feat. Alys Be
32. We Are The Glitch- DJG Remix
33. Technology-Kromestar

1. Joker- P)urple City
2. 2562- Kontrol
3. Silkie- Headbutt The Deck
4. LD- Traumatic Times
5. Jack Sparrow- The Chase

Harry Ransom

1. Breakage – Higher
2. F – Night Dive
3. Joy Orbison – Hyph Mngo
4. RESO & ID – Shifty
5. Sideshow – If alone (Appleblim and Komonazmuk remix)

Dave J

1. Raspian – Ride
2. Emalkay – When I Look At You
3. Proxy – Dancing in the Dark (Ollie and Bare Noize Remix)
4. Takomo – Death in the Stratosphere
5. Chasing Shadows – Dr Sin
6. BONUS: Lung – Afterlife

Encryption

1. Ruckspin/Quark/Planas/Quantum Soul-Anger Dub
2. Havocndeed-Bass 4 ya Face
3. Babylon System & Anitserum- California Style
4. Komanazmuk -Love Remix
5. Chase n Status -Eastern Jam (TRilLLBASS RMX) white label

Track List

1. Skaredem- Kromestar
2. Hardbody- Kutz
3. Siren- Seven
4. Tell Me- Mr. Lager Feat. Alys Be
5. Fever- Vaccine
6. You Didn’t Win The Holiday- Untold
7. I Know It’s You- DJ Madd
8. Inside- Kromestar
9. Someone- Breakage Remix
10. The Darkness- Seven
11. Buzzin- Benga
12. Cats Eyes- Silkie
13. Technique- Kromestar
14. Pirahna- Migrant
15. Night Dive- F
16. Higher- Breakage
17. Reverse- Scuba

Track List

1. Level Nine- Mala
2. Focus- Dusk
3. Back For More- Marlow Remix
4. Forbidden- Instra:mental
5. Dark Jazz- DJ Madd Mix
6. Calypso- Jakes
7. The Chase- Jack Sparrow
8. Lost For Words- Synkro
9. Dedale- Headhunter & F
10. Shanks- LD Remix
11. Higher- Breakage
12. Tell Me- Mr. Lager Feat. Alys Be
13. Dissolved- Kryptic Minds
14. Fight Dub- JSL
15. Constant- XX YY