What tune never leaves your bag? Sasha Xpander Who's your biggest influence? Dixon Who do you rate at the moment on the scene? Job Jobse, Ben Klock, Dj Tennis, Larmour, Leon Windsor, Moritz , Skatman What are your word of wisdom for the human race? Don’t be a willy Whats you Dream DJ rider? Technics , xone 96, bagpipes and a Haggis ----Tracklist-----Leafar Legov - Hidden Treasure - Giegling&ME - Think - KinemusikSmallpeople - Black ice - Word and SoundAgoria - Remedy - Frankey & Sandrino remixLeafar Legov - Your Vibe - GieglingD-IX - Hugo - GieglingAnna Wall & Corbi - Dat 1 - Ritual PoisonBicep - Atlas - NinjaFallen - Underground Should Revival RemixMaribou State - Nervous Ticks -...
Third up in the NVV & Friends series, we have Tim Clay with a 93 Jungle/Hardcore special - hold tight! What got you into music? I’ve always been into music since I was little, but really it was when I started to understand what bass was. I used to read a lot of car tuning magazines and they used to have big speaker setups, which led me to go into Halfords and just stand in front of the Subwoofers when I was about 7 years old haha! I got hold of a couple of Hard House CDs and a CD compilation called ‘Bass In Yer Face’ a couple of years later but still didn’t really know much about underground music...
Next up in the NVV SoundCloud mix series, we have Southsea based Laurence Reed from Murge Recordings. What got you into music?Can't really remember a specific moment - The early mixtapes circulating at the time kind of drew in initially, Luke Slater recorded at the Treasure Island rave was a whopper. Then moving onto to going out with friends, legitimate clubs, not so legal outdoor and warehouse parties, it all felt real tribal back then - Same faces every weekend, some of which are now my best of friends. Would certainly name check the White Sugar parties in Bognor for piquing my interest in a sound. This all led to buying a set of belt driven turntables... The struggle was real...
