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The mix opens with Jullian Gomes’s “Darkness (feat. Samantha Thornhill),” a nocturnal dive into shadowy house, before Mark Franklin’s “Release To The System” injects crisp, tech-infused momentum. Richard Bartz’s playful “;)” offers glitchy warmth, leading into Junior Boys’ “Like a Child (Carl Craig Remix),” where Detroit soul meets modern polish. Two Shell’s “Heart Piece” drifts on dreamy breakbeats, then Layo & Bushwacka!’s “Deep South (BadboE Remix)” layers tribal percussion.

Deep Sensation’s “Get Together (Deep Vocal Mix)” evokes classic vocals over pumping bass, while Mike DeVellis’s “Alkaline Metal feat. Kenji Fenton On Sax (Dubble D's Moodymanc Sax Dub)” marries live sax to gritty dub textures. Eats Everything’s “Heard That” spins funk-charged tech, and G Flame & Mr G’s “Who Knows” explores dubwise depths. Daniel Rateuke’s “Or Stay Alive feat. Ursula Rucker (Silvano Del Gado Remix)” adds poetic gravitas before Stanny Abram’s “Unfolding Morphism” drifts into ambient techno spaciousness.

The Harem King’s “The Future (Odeed Remix)” teases electro-futurism, while The New Sins’ “Lights Down (Waze & Odyssey Remix)” pulses with neon glow. German Brigante’s “Sintetic Love” pays homage to Italo-disco warmth, and Psychonauts’ “Fear Is Real feat. Siobhan Fahey” conjures cinematic drama. Born Dirty’s “Check Your Bell” hammers out acid-fuelled energy, then Mr G’s “How Deep” submerges you in hypnotic dub grooves.

Scan X’s “Midnight (Julian Jeweil Remix)” ratchets up dark techno tension, followed by Stanny Abram’s “Pearblossom Method,” an ethereal interlude. Sousk’s “Manta Ray” swells with aquatic ambience, before Vince Watson’s “Reach For The Sun” lifts the set in shimmering melodic house. Each transition carries you across eras and styles, crafting a coherent journey from dusk-leaning atmospheres to sunlit clarity.