A live DJ set of atmospheric drum and bass from september 2000. The party was thrown in an Armory, and the drum and bass room got a great response. One of the funnest sets I have ever played...

Side A of a mixtape made for the BULLETPROOF mixtape distributor in Pittsburg PA. Bulletproof are the folks who hosted Steel City Jungle, which is said to be the first all drum and bass night to ever happen stateside.

(ukgarage/2step)
Don't let the name fool you,...just because this mix stays on the more chill side of the ukgarage style doesn't mean it lacks the bump and flex. The recording comes from a practice session in 2001. Breaks fans may also like this one once it gets chugging along.

(uk/2step garage)
Recorded live at an Outer Limits party during the summer of 2001, this uk/2step garage mix is heavy on the big basslines and ragga feel, with enough R+B influence thrown in to keep the balance proper. An accurate feel of what you could expect when I was playing for a big room during this era.

(abstract minimal tech house)
Constructed during the summer 2k specifically for -coming down-, this mix blurs the line between the chillout room and the constant thump of the 4/4 kick drum. Ultra-minimal abstract linear synthetic blisswaves. Pass it on to the -right- people, at the right time.

(drum and bass)
Quantum Wallpaper was the result of an mix excercise I recorded where trying to specifically alternate between tougher darker tunes, and softer more atmospheric fare, every other song, without comprimising the overall flow of the whole mix. The results are, as they say, the ruff with the smooth.