I am developing...not a bias, I guess, but a theory about the difference between dj's who started playing vinyl and those who have only - or primarily - lived in a digital world. This mix by Atlanta's DJ Inc. is a great example of how dj's used to develop, and how the scene as a whole used to view mixes, before everyone became slaves to a specific micro-genre.

Inc. kicks off with some classic downtempo, moves into some chill dnb, swings through housey-territory, heads back to the dnb and then rolls out super chill through the end. It's a 'journey' as we used to say. This style of cross-genre playing, where the vibe is more important than trainspotting and taking the listener from one place to another, that's what got me into electronic music. Check it.

1 45 Dip - Auger In Orbit (Intro) [Hed Kandi Records]
2 Wagon Christ - The Premise [Ninja Tune]
3 Cex - First For Wounds [Tigerbeats6]
4 Akasha - Brown Sugar (Pfm'S Cosmic Journey Mix) [Wall Of Sound]
5 Audiosex - Aftermath [Audiosex Records]
6 Drm - 10 For Life (Saru Mix) [Bastard Jazz Recordings]
7 Bop, Dephecta - Autumn Melancholy [Misspent Music]
8 Simon Latham - On Fire (Chillout Bootleg Remix) [Olaris]
9 Studio R - Clapz (Leroy Darnell Remix) [Sonar Kollektiv]
10 Felix Stone - Liars Club [Composure]
11 Jens Buchert - Down Again [Plusquam Records]
12 Nu:Tone - Jet Stream Feat. Talc [Hospital Records]
13 Pc Synergy - Come What May [Soul Support]
14 Saint Etienne - Your Head My Voice (Voix Revirement) [Warp Records]
15 Shapeshifter - The Ride [Truetone Recordings]

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