Timothy J. Fairplay is ace... fact. Never sitting still for a minute he's amassing a rather ridiculous aural CV of late. From being one of the founding members of the now sadly defunct Battant to Andrew Weatherall's engineer (and then going on to form The Asphodells with him) to running his own label - Crimes of the Future - with the equally excellent Scott Fraser. He also finds time to interview artists he's into for R$N from time to time including this excellent one with Legowelt.
We've been trying to get him to do us a mix for quite some time now... and we're pleased we waited. Mr Fairplay is going through a Techno Bass phase again and this is what the mix is constructed around. We've skirted around getting down to the studio to meet Tim for some time so took this as a key to rectify that.
http://www.theransomnote.co.uk/music/mixes/timothy-j-fairplay-the-ransom-note-techno-bass-mix/
Get this in your ears
Tracklisting:
Tracklisting -
Dj Bone 'The Funk' - Metroplex
Posatronix 'Posatronix' - Direct Beat
Aux 88 'My Aux Mind' - Direct Beat
Code Name Atlantis 'Were Not Alone' - Detroit Motorcity Electro Company
Mr De 'Shake It Baby' - Electro Funk Records
Dj Godfather 'First Contact' - Twilight 76
Underground Resistance 'Analog Assassin' - UR
D.I.E. 'Get Up (Live at M.A.P. Lounge Part 2) - M.A.P.
Unknown Soldier 'Hesitation' - UR
Electric Soul 'X2' - Direct Beat
Aux Men 'The Vibe' - Puzzelbox
Silicon Alley 'Silicon Alley' - Metroplex
People Mover 'Re-Test' - Metroplex
Electric Soul 'Come On Baby' - Direct Beat
D.I.E. 'Let Your Body Rock' - M.A.P.
Dj Godfather 'Electro 313' - Urban Substance Records
DJ Dijital 'Journey Of Eternal Bass' - Direct Beat
Keith Tucker 'Its Time' - Intuit Solar
Mr De 'E.W. Hit' - Databass
