hih on adrenaline ['97 remix]

minimalist house material with rave / garage undertones.

we'll be alright

more club classic material not unlike do that to me with a heavy dancefloor bassline, hoover stabs and uplifting piano line lifted from jumping jack frost's pornography.

back to '89 [v.i.p. remix]

house / techno track inspired by 2unlimited so was written around '94.

deeper [fastrax cheesy club remix]

remix of serious danger's speed garage anthem from '97. club classic stuff. smells of stilton.

on a high [happy remix]

my first ever happycore track. stomping rhythm, insane melody and the steamtrain! laid the basis for my happcore remix of let me be your fantasy.

on a high [hard remix]

in genuine remix style, this one sounds nothing like the happy mix, this one being based a lot more on the original. strange genre - it was actually an attempt at dnb (inspired by origin unknown's 'valley of the shadows') but... well, you'll see. more like slow oldskool hardcore.

revampness [fastrax remix]

i came across this track called revampness written by a group called klf (not the proper klf). this was actually a remix of a track by someone called chris korte and was a vast improvement on the original. it was still too slow tho. so i started off by speeding it up, and then concentrated on messing up the structure and melodic themes. i loved messing up the breaks in this track which really make it what it is. breakbeat techno.

rock it dj

a bit of downtempo house music here from around ninety-seven with mellow synths and a bouncy bassline. dancefloor material. the vocal sample "got a dj on two turntables" is lifted from mystery man's superb dj business

speed trip [breakbeat mix]

one of the only tracks i've written with some kind of melody. downtempo house, forming the basis for six million ways.