Time to get a little more dirty! Belter is light on the vocals and heavy on the relentless, chunky beats. All the big names make an appearance in this mix.. 27 cracking tracks I managed to squeeze in there! Belter takes you on a wild ride, with even some bigroom prog thrown in there to give you a quick rest before throwing down the stomping beats again. Props to Steve Angello for bringing out so many massive tracks lately! So quit reading this.. download this mix and get belted! (continue reading…)

Feeder serves up nothing but big, fat, juicy house music in all forms. From techno to prog to electro and everything in between, Feeder focuses on vocal heavy tracks that are built for the dancefloor. There has been a large push lately to bring back the strong soulful vocals of classic house music, and champions such as Axwell and Max Vangeli have been leading the charge. Lots of fan favourites and remixed classics feature in this mix, and I even drop some phat Dutch house bombs towards the end. The final track is a cracker for fellow Aussies :D (continue reading…)

Time for another dance floor destroyer, Vulcan is overflowing with clubland hits! Axwell, Angello and Ingrosso open up the mix with a boom.. how could I not start the mix with Number One? Such a banger. From then on the killer beats are unrelenting, featuring tracks from basically all the biggest names in dance music. Everyone’s favourite Mau5 has some fresh tracks in there, and I’ve really been digging Avicii lately with his classic house piano work, so he features prominently in Vulcan. I really love the ‘Swedish Beauty’s Diamond Life’ bootleg.. purely epic. I finished off with the smooth track ‘Drifting From City To City’ because I found myself playing it a lot on my recent trip to Miami. Nice way to wind down the mix. Give it a spin! (continue reading…)

Blender lives up to its namesake and delivers a wide range of electro, prog and tech tracks blended together into a club smashing monster! Big names drop fresh bombs while lots of rare bootlegs revive some old classics. Caution, this one’s a speakerbuster! (continue reading…)