128 mixes with tracks by “DJ Spooky”

A collection of abstract trip-hop music by the masters of the genre. Raw, dusted and jazzy styles blended together, inspired by vinyl, chopped and mixed by the hands of the finest DJs. Featuring music by DJ Krush, DJ Cam and DJ Spooky That Subliminal Kid. Presented by downtempo trip-hop artist Jenova 7, member of the Dusted Wax Kingdom label. Playlist annotations include information about the artists and their particular tracks. Sit back, relax and meditate on some intellectual grooves...

Afrobeat(sic) is entangled in the DNA of us all. We know it from the big bang, our mothers' heart beat, and from the mother land Africa. Here is a feeble attempt to interpret it by a group of cousins from around the globe. 8+1 translations by such feelers as Béla Fleck, Booka Shade, & Bassekou Kouyaté & Ngoni Ba
Time: 55:00

When We titler on the edge of sleep and wake we meld the worlds here is a soundscape for that time. (8+2). Brought to you by live dreamers such as Scarlet Chives, UR, & Norah Jones.
Time 47:40
Photo by: IAN BEESLEY

Fifty tracks. One color.

9 tracks with very little moral or social conscience and very thin skin. Downtempo beats with drum and bass. Including Meat Beat Manifesto, DJ Wally, and a lot of Vibert remixes.

A mix with some sweet Dubbing sounds and Reggae vibes. You can ride and shred, or chill and bake to these tunes.
Turn your Sub on and Enjoy.

12 Tracks, Hip Hop, Felt Like a Little Old School.

Check the technique. See if you can follow it.

genreless

Fifteen tracks, showcasing a selection of trip-hop, electronica and downtempo music. This playlist will entail listening to the sounds of artists including , Mr Scruff and Massive Attack.

Whether you're nursing a hangover or a comedown, if it's the opposite, or if you just want to chill out, then sit back, relax, and let your mind drift away.

The more you dance the more you romance!
Eleven tracks including music by Amon Tobin, DJ Spooky, and Mumbo Jumbo.

Fourty-three sound collage based tracks including music by The Avalanches, Negativland, and The Tape-Beatles. This may also serve as a tribute to Jon Nelson's (late) groundbreaking radio show 'Some Assembly Required", which featured much of the same music. Just remember to find all of the pieces.