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DJStep
By StephenlynchMusic
DJStep episodes
- DJ Step 057- Fu Bar mix - Drum and Bass PodcastWarm up set. I was the 1st DJ up on this night - Starts out mellow and cruises along. Gets steadily more raucous as the mix goes on1 hr 13 min
- 1 hr 13 min
- DJ Step 045 - Split mix - Drum and Bass PodcastWarm up set. I was the first DJ up that night. A great mix to kick the night off.1 hr 11 min
- DJ Step 060 - Drum and Bass PodcastDancefloor mix. Starts off with some pop music bootlegs (Missy Elliot, Beyonce), then goes all out with some heavy rollers. Lots of big, bad and heavy Dillinja tunes on this mix1 hr 12 min
- 1 hr 9 min
- DJ Step 054 - Crow Bar mix - Drum and Bass PodcastThis set was one I played at the Crow Bar in Auckland NZ. I got great feedback - possibly one of my best mixes ever? I wanted to play a full spectrum of styles with this one. Some harder tracks with soft vocals over the top - just how I like it.1 hr 13 min
- 1 hr 14 min
- DJ Step 041 - Club Galatos mix - Drum and Bass PodcastFull spectrum. Check the last 30 minutes for a storming finish! Woo hoo!1 hr 9 min
- 1 hr 14 min
- 1 hr 10 min
About DJStep
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DJ Step - Drum and Bass Podcast. DJ Step (Stephen Lynch) was a Drum & Bass DJ playing nightclubs in Auckland, New Zealand between 1997 - 2003. This is just a small selection of more than 60 live…
vinyl mixes he released on CD between 2000-2003. These reflected the different styles he enjoyed playing out at clubs at the time. He played liquid styles (he co-hosted a regular weekly Thursday night called "Low Key Movements" at The Supper Club), and also played full-on dance floor sets (at clubs like Fu Bar, Crow Bar, Split, Galatos, and Motion). DJ Step (Stephen Lynch) says, "I admire DJ's who know how to select tunes that complement each other, who can mix smoothly and subtly, and who create a unique listening experience inside the mix. That's what I always aimed for in my sets. I hope you like them. Thanks for listening."