Jay Hill

Selections:

1. Make Me Fall (Lowheads Night Remix) - Wolf + Lamb, John Camp & Patricia Edwards - Wolf + Lamb Records

2. The Cunninglinguist (Guti Remix) - DJ W!ld - Moan

3. Rainbow (Classic Mix) - Iban Montoro, Jazzman Wax

4. You Can Do it Baby (orig. mix) - Mark Knight, Danny Howard - Toolroom

5. Hope Springs (orig. mix) - Jay Hill & Harry Collier

6. Vacant (orig. mix) - Dale Howard - Objektivity

7. Woman of the Ghetto (Catz n' Dogz Remix) - Marlena Shaw - Pets Recordings

8. Keep On (orig. mix) - Wekingz - Blockhead Recordings

9. Boiling Hot (orig. mix) - Paul & Panchez, Alex Moiss

10. Higher (Richard Earnshaw Club Revision) - Lee Wilson & SAMO - Let There Be House Recordings

11. Sunshine Disco & Groove (orig. mix) - HateLate - Moody House Recordings

12. I Feel (orig. mix) - Jay Hill, Sid Vaga & Herald

13. All I Want is U (orig. mix) - DJ W!ld

Selections:

Phil Weeks - Live at Palladium (orig. mix) - Robsoul

Maceo Plex - Stay High Baby (orig. mix)

Ubbblakhan - Backstabber (orig. mix)

Planktom - Keep Moving On (orig. mix)

Manuold - May (Politics of Dancing Remix) - POD

Madcat - Heard It (orig. mix) - Virage Records

Jordan Naumov - The Idea (orig mix) - Moiss Music

Sam Karlson & Steeve O Steen - Breakfast in Illinois (orig. mix) - Robsoul

Kou - Indigo (Denork Remix) - Moodyhouse Recordings

Bonetti - Philadelphia Nights (Iban Montorro & Jazzman Wax Remix) - Greenhouse Recordings

Rhemi Ft. Lifford - Mask Off (orig. mix) -- BBE Records

Tom & Collins - Time to Fly - Mother Recordings

Jon Dasilva & Maceo Plex - Love Somebody Else ft. Joise Cardwell - Ellum

Tim Serra - Move Me (orig. mix) - unreleased

"You and I will meet again. When we're least expecting it. Somewhere in some far off place. I will recognize your face. I won't say goodbye my friend. For you and I will meet again." - Tom Petty

Tracklisting

Andrew Hobold & Adam Collins - Deconstruct (orig. mix) - Cacao Records

Adam Collins & Andrew Hobold - Moving Platform (Jay Tripwire & Jared Love Remix) - Midnight Social Recordings

Saqib & Andrew Hobold - Nau Ruz (Andrew Hobold Club Mix) - Intimate Project Music

Adam Collins & Andrew Hobold - Stone (orig. mix) - Cuberec

Crown Heights Royal (Andrew Emil/Andrew Hobold/Ben Moon) | Drones (Crown Royal BKLN Mix)

Adam Collins & Andrew Hobold - Psychedelic Seahorse & The Midnight Cat (orig. mix) - Eye Spy

Andrew Hobold - Mindworks (Andrew Hobolds Acid Tiger 8AM Mix)- Unreleased

Adam Collins, Andrew Hobold & Miggz Star People (orig. mix)

Adam Collins & Andrew Hobold - Moving Platform (Carlo Gambino Remix) - Midnight Social Recordings

Adam Collins & Andrew Hobold - Deconstruct (Jay Hill's Reconstruction Mix) - Cacao Records

Here’s a free download a bootleg mix I did for Gavin Hardkiss’s 15 min. masterpiece called 'Grapeseed Meditation.'

Links:

Gavin Hardkiss/Hawke - @https://soundcloud.com/gavin-hardkiss

Jay Hill - www.facebook.com/ladyjayhill

Here is my set from Grow, Hackney in London on Hoxton FM. due to minor technical problem there's a slight break in sound - you can watch the live video here:

https://chew.tv/hoxtonfm/hoxton-fm-live-july-from-growhackney

My latest vinyl only session from my studio in Philadelphia.

Selections:

Paolo Rocco x Less S - 2am - Berg Audio

Modat - That's Good - Johnny Johnny

East End Dubs Tools Vol 10 A2

Frink - Vega - Bondage Games

Ankel - Whispers - Hosshwax 001

Cinthie - Jaam - Beste Modus 05

Moonlit Vision - Subterranean - Tamango Records

After making her debut on Freq Traxx, Volume 1, Philadelphia-based producer Jay Hill returns to Superfreq (https://superfreq.org) for a full release, this time in collaboration with up-and-coming Scot, Arctor (@https://soundcloud.com/tomlivingstonmusic). Hill has landed on King Street Sounds and iRecords with her highly hypnotic sounds and is very much one of the rising stars of the modern scene. Her partner here is Arctor, and their collaborative single finds plenty of fresh new ground in tech house. Standout opener ‘Mercurial’ is built on solid beats and splashy hi hats. Real tension comes from the warm, rich chords and some trademark Superfreq trippiness is delivered from the acid melodies and spoken word vocals. This is a timeless piece that sounds perfectly retro and modern all at once.

Asad Rizvi is a UK artist with a rich history that dates back 20 years. Asad’s work as Silver lining, focussing on his darker, dubbier and more dancefloor orientated material, has had releases on labels such as Tag, Eukahouse, and Japan’s Ing Recordings. Here his brilliant remix starts with a warm, shuffling house groove littered with micro samples that have you immediately hooked. When the bassline drops the club will wiggle until the chords lift you into pure bliss. Label boss Mr.C then steps up with a remix that takes proceedings back to the offbeat, with old school electro rhythm sequences containing hypnotic cowbells and driving claps. Mr. C cleverly chops the vocals to create a different slant on the original song, but one littered with old school 303 vibes that are perfect for club detonation.

After making her debut on Freq Traxx, Volume 1, Philadelphia-based producer Jay Hill returns to Superfreq (https://superfreq.org) for a full release, this time in collaboration with up-and-coming Scot, Arctor (@https://soundcloud.com/tomlivingstonmusic). Hill has landed on King Street Sounds and iRecords with her highly hypnotic sounds and is very much one of the rising stars of the modern scene. Her partner here is Arctor, and their collaborative single finds plenty of fresh new ground in tech house. Standout opener ‘Mercurial’ is built on solid beats and splashy hi hats. Real tension comes from the warm, rich chords and some trademark Superfreq trippiness is delivered from the acid melodies and spoken word vocals. This is a timeless piece that sounds perfectly retro and modern all at once.

Asad Rizvi is a UK artist with a rich history that dates back 20 years. Asad’s work as Silver lining, focussing on his darker, dubbier and more dancefloor orientated material, has had releases on labels such as Tag, Eukahouse, and Japan’s Ing Recordings. Here his brilliant remix starts with a warm, shuffling house groove littered with micro samples that have you immediately hooked. When the bassline drops the club will wiggle until the chords lift you into pure bliss. Label boss Mr.C then steps up with a remix that takes proceedings back to the offbeat, with old school electro rhythm sequences containing hypnotic cowbells and driving claps. Mr. C cleverly chops the vocals to create a different slant on the original song, but one littered with old school 303 vibes that are perfect for club detonation.

After making her debut on Freq Traxx, Volume 1, Philadelphia-based producer Jay Hill returns to Superfreq (https://superfreq.org) for a full release, this time in collaboration with up-and-coming Scot, Arctor (@https://soundcloud.com/tomlivingstonmusic). Hill has landed on King Street Sounds and iRecords with her highly hypnotic sounds and is very much one of the rising stars of the modern scene. Her partner here is Arctor, and their collaborative single finds plenty of fresh new ground in tech house. Standout opener ‘Mercurial’ is built on solid beats and splashy hi hats. Real tension comes from the warm, rich chords and some trademark Superfreq trippiness is delivered from the acid melodies and spoken word vocals. This is a timeless piece that sounds perfectly retro and modern all at once.

Asad Rizvi is a UK artist with a rich history that dates back 20 years. Asad’s work as Silver lining, focussing on his darker, dubbier and more dancefloor orientated material, has had releases on labels such as Tag, Eukahouse, and Japan’s Ing Recordings. Here his brilliant remix starts with a warm, shuffling house groove littered with micro samples that have you immediately hooked. When the bassline drops the club will wiggle until the chords lift you into pure bliss. Label boss Mr.C then steps up with a remix that takes proceedings back to the offbeat, with old school electro rhythm sequences containing hypnotic cowbells and driving claps. Mr. C cleverly chops the vocals to create a different slant on the original song, but one littered with old school 303 vibes that are perfect for club detonation.

Here is a special mixtape for Mabu Beatz Radio

@https://soundcloud.com/mabu-beatz-radio

https://mabu-beatz.jimdo.com

Tracklisting to come