Archive for November, 2011
For this month’s show I decided to take on the mighty Finger Lickin’ Records and do a but if a mash up of their tracks old and new! Some were specially requested – others my own choice 
On the guest mix have my French friend Benjamin Vial, who brings us an excellent tech-funk mix that will make you want to get down!
Feedback appreciated xoxo
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Hi peeps!
I managed to record the latest Hubie Sounds as a podcast and here it is! You can either download it from the NSB Radio archives or stream it from Mixcloud, or both, it’s up to you!
>> Download Hubie Sounds 040 <<
Will.d & a9ent0ran9e presenting TPIF #113
Be sure to tune in & check out the madness that is Thank Phat Its Friday.
First off, big thanks to everyone that tuned in live, but for those who missed it here’s the full track list and download Been super busy with school lately, so not had time to upload as much as I would like to. This week’s show features a bit of Jungle, then rolls into Nu Skool and Electro party breaks with a dash of Tearout – ENJOY!!
BreakInReality Lazy & E-Roc 11-21-11 by lazy_boy
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The State of Breaks is back with another great week for breaks and bass! This was my first time broadcasting live video from Stickam during the show and hopefully it went well (I may switch to Ustream for future broadcasts). Starting out with the funk and ending with dub-filled bass, the live mix features tracks from Stickybuds, Example, Pecoe, Basement Freaks, 4Kuba, Myagi and The Chaotic Good!
Playlist:
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![The M Shift [232] with Special Guest Andy Wright](http://assets.podomatic.net/mymedia/thumb/1263795/460%3E_4961114.jpg "The M Shift [232] with Special Guest Andy Wright")
I’m very pleased to make available the most recent archive of The M Shift, for all of you.
This turned out to be a particularly enjoyable archive for myself. It’s absolutely no secret that I’ve been heavily into drum ‘n’ bass in recent times, and this archive absolutely delivered the goods! (In my humble opinion.)