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DNB Dojo Mix Series 17: West

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Default Recordings crew member West comes to the DNB Dojo decks for the latest in our exclusive mix series, and the selections don’t disappoint! Seguing seamlessly between tech and liquid, the mix features new cuts from LSB, Chroma, Calibre and Eastcolors alongside fresh Default dubs and a handful of classics. Fiya!

As usual you can check out the mix via Soundcloud below or head to Mixcloud, Hearthis.at or iTunes to stream. You can also grab a download from Dropbox.

Eastcolours, Traffic & Noel – Dreams VIP
Calibre – The Sweet
Dabs & Cern – Hell Rose (Villem & Mcleod Remix)
Atic – Reality Sound
LSB – Snap Funk
L-Side – Starways
Phil Tangent feat. Steo – Bedouin
LSB – XLRS
Total Science – Whoonga (Chroma Remix)
FD – Ice 690
BTK – Try
NC-17 vs. The Voss – Pull Up
Naked Objects – Thank You
SpectraSoul feat. Lily McKenzie – Shelter VIP
LSB – Loop of Love
Eastcolours – Mad Day (Ed:it Remix)
Projekt – A New Age VIP
Calyx & Teebee – Long Gone
Saxxon feat Jon Scott – Never Give Up
Commix – Painted Smile
BCee – Typical Description (Calibre Remix)
Cern & Dabs – Leverage
Paul T & Edward Oberon – Tempt
Sweet & Sikka – You Ain’t
Ed:it – Radio Ghetto Soul
FD – Change Please
Phil Tangent – Affinity

West – Dark Soul / Where You Are [Default Recordings]

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Default return with two new beats from label co-runner West. Dark Soul provides a solid slab of dancefloor worthy D&B combining melodic elements with rougher bassline sounds, but for us it’s all about the more soulful vibes of Where You Are. Check out the clips below and look for this at digital stores from April 27th.

West – Contour Digital / The Other Side [Default Recordings]

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Milton Keynes-based Default Recordings return with their 15th release from label co-runner West. Countour Digital heads straight for rolling liquid territory, with one eye on the melody and the other on the dancefloor; warm and welcoming in tone without becoming cheesy, this one should keep any set moving along nicely.

The Other Side switches the beat up and heads for deeper territory, with a soft vocal laid over a varied pallet of different sounds; spacey bass growls, echoing melody and occasional rough breaks all filter in and out of the mix. Check out the clips below and grab the beats from your favourite store now.