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Somehow or another via my relationship with Dj Dro San, Dj Mem and Dj Urbe I was put in touch with Ze Mig L. I'm rather glad it happened as today's Bleep is an epic slab of Techno and it wouldn't have happened if it weren't for those guys urging him to get in touch.

Ze Mig L has been releasing records for over a decade now and if you want to know about that aspect of the fellow then you can't go wrong by checking out Discogs. If you just want to go on to the Bleep show then by all means, please do...

JE5 has contributed the latest Signals mix and the tracklist is a whopper! It's a mix of Techno the likes isn't seen too often. It moves from strength to strength and will undoubtedly get some big numbers.

I figured this was a great find and once I had downloaded, unzipped and listened, I knew I was ace at hunches. Around the time this Dj set was recorded at some unknown event was when I was really looking for stuff I liked, as opposed to just listening to whatever at parties. This mix is the sort of Techno that ended up hooking me. I love that I only recognize 4-5 tracks in the whole mix, yet the whole thing is good. I don't get that anymore.

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Check out Twerk/Shawn's site. There are a few other mixes that are probably worth grabbing as well. I just haven't gotten to them yet.

I found this golden oldie while digging around Livesets yesterday. I would have had it up sooner, but there was a sixth work day this week that's thrown a wrench in the works. There is some seriously dated stuff in this mix. Not much, but some that'll raise eyebrows in a negative fashion. The rest makes up for it though. The MC should be shot. Of course.

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I met 'Little Liquidize' last year via Myspace. Yes, Myspace is actually handy once in a while. I checked out a few of her broken beat Techno sets and offered her a Bleep spot right away. Flash forward to about 2 weeks ago when the guest mix finally arrived courtesy of a mutual friend (Marcin M.).

Mark Hawkins has put together another set under his ### moniker. It looks like it spans a good chunk of time and styles and will probably benefit anyone who needs a Techno set to listen to while sitting in the sun.

I had mentioned the Luke's Anger set plus interview over at the Fenchurch site without realizing that there were even more goodies sitting there right beneath my nose. Debasser, Michael Forshaw and Ben Pest, alongside some others as well, but those are the ones I'm grabbing.

Not exactly full length sets it seems, but even 20 minutes of mostly new Ben Pest was enough to make my day.

Dave Shades recorded this mix for his regular night "Mount Heart Attack" and has another recorded especially for Bleep Radio. This one will have to hold you over though as Bleep had a sudden spurt of excellent guest mixes pop up and it may be 3 weeks before his airs...

Today being 3-03 is the driving force behind the Acid House theme in this week's Bleep Radio show. I would have missed that small coincidence entirely if it wasn't for Malcolm noticing it and bringing it to my attention some 2-3 months ago.

Acid is what snared me and began my interest in electronic music. My very first experience with it was on a local radio station back in the 90's called "Energy 108". On that station Richie Hawtin's old "Transmissions" radio series was aired and Terry Mullan was the first show in that series I caught. To this day I still appreciate it. It was shortly after that I began finding my way to parties in Toronto to check this stuff out first hand.

And now we're all here. Bleep bleep.

Scott Robinson has been popping his nose up in places lately. The latest of which is Mark's Singals From Southwark podcast. It's a live set so there's no tracklist supplied and apparently it's similar in content to a recent Berlin set Scott played. Check 'er out.

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