Red Rack’em DJ Set @ Big Chill Radio Station 10/08/09

Posted by Hot Coins on October 7th, 2009 filed in mixes

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Big Chill Radio Station DJ Set Now Online

Some of you may know that I played 2 sets at The Big Chill Festival earlier this year. This is the second set which was recorded at the Big Chill FM radio station from 2-4am on the morning of Monday 10th August. I was one of the last things on at the festival so there was a massive crowd outside and the atmosphere was ace!

The Big Chill have published a news piece about it and have hosted the mix on their website so you can stream it or download it from HERE.

The crowd were amazing – great to see a lot of people below 20 getting down to stuff like Ron Trent/Chez Damier and vintage Zed Bias.

As it’s a live recording I haven’t done a tracklist but it contains all sorts really – house, techno and disco from people like Chez Damier, Ron Trent, I Cube, YSE, Floating Points, Lindstrom, Eagle by Linkwood, Rick Wade, Bleep District, Kelley Polar, Juju and Jordash plus broken garage stuff from people like El B, Martyn, Solid Groove, Seiji, Zed Bias, Simbad and many more. Basically it’s pretty banging 4am end of festival stuff.

I am putting it on the site too for the podcast subscribers so there’s the usual media player below this post. I will return to the normal radio show format next Wednesday.

Massive thanks to Paul Noble for booking me to play at the radio station. One of the best times I have ever had!

Red Rack em DJ Set @ Big Chill Radio 10/08/09 [129:39m]: Play Now | Play in Popup | Download

2 Responses to “Red Rack’em DJ Set @ Big Chill Radio Station 10/08/09”

45green Says:
October 19th, 2009 at 5:37 pm
loving this mix, the hype! sounds like the good energies were flowing
Hot Coins Says:
October 19th, 2009 at 6:01 pm
Glad you enjoyed it 45green – it really was one of the highlights of my life playing that set. The hype comment was aimed at a big bunch of people at the front who were going nuts and making a lot of noise.