Brand new you’re Retro!
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That’s right up my street! I do like that label. The Marcus Paulson stuff he’s released on it is mint. I can see how it might be seen as a bit derivative. But it’s deffo my preferred brand of derivative 
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Yeah definitely. I totally get that. There’s enough in the composition and production for it to stand by itself IMO
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Yeah, it’s been done with love and a load of musical talent
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Neat Scanner mix…
Another in my series of On 45 mixes. When I was a teenager there was a popular series of hit records under the umbrella title of Stars on 45, where popular songs would be combined into a medley, with a simple repetitive beat underneath.
This mix exclusively features only the music of the UK techno artists LFO on Warp Records. It was created entirely live using Native Instruments Traktor, Traktor Kontrol S2 and a CR-78 drum machine. What you hear is what happened in real time, and a tribute to such inspiring music.
This series of audio mixes was originally created for a popular online mix channel but they have now restricted access only to paid subscribers and felt an audience deserved to hear these mixes. I hope you will enjoy it!
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‘Advance’ still one of favourites, some beautiful machine soul on there, was great to see Luke Una include Shove Piggy Shove on a recent compilation 
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Love that. I’m quite partial to a megamix. The Warp Blech mixes blew my mind at the time.
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I didn’t know it was the basis of Bjorks I Go Humble until I heard it on the Luke Una comp.
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when it came out i was convinced that it was a um… techno homage to kitchens of distinction’s “innocent”. i mean, it’s just two chords, but tell me i’m not wrong!
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Oh yeah!
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Looking forward to this. The first volume is my favorite MFM release
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Thanks for the heads, I love Vol 1 too!
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Woooooo yas!
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Both volumes new to me. Been bathing in them all day. Brilliant!
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