Believe it or not, it’s been 4 years since I set up Juicebox radio and over that time we have had many different guests playing the kind of music they love, no matter what genre – that’s what it’s all about right? To mark the occasion i welcome a lady i met in Camden at Chix In Da Mix a few months back who got the dancefloor jumping with her own unique style – Mary Miss Fairy. Know for rocking crowds across the land, having her on was a real treat. From myself expect mainly a tech and breaks affair with some surprises thrown in for good measure!

Fifties:

1. Monkey Safari – Cranes (Wold & Lamb Club Mix)
2. DCUP vs Leno – Supafine
3. Dale Howard – Call Me
4. Christian Nielsen – Foxy Foxy
5. D-Nox, Victor Ruiz & Alex Stein / The Freakazoids – Lucky Strike / What is a DJ? (Acapella)
6. Elite Force – Jackpot (Electric Soulside’s Electro Techno Mix)
7. Fatboy Slim / Elite Force – Right Here Right Now / Engine (Sample)
8. Bart B More – Cowbell (Nom De Strip Edit) / Daft Punk – Human After All (Acapella)
9. Matt Fear – Acidic
10. Harry Romero – Asidose
11. unknown
12. Lee Coombs & Kostas G / Vandal & Odissi – Reach Out (Tech-House Remix) / Obey (Acapella)
13. Atix – Art Of Bass
14. Simon Shackleton – SWT
15. Ils – Next Level (Karl Sav Remix)
16. Karl Sav / Grant Nelson – Solstice / Move This Rhythm (Acapella)
17. The Lizard Kings – Oviparous
18. Hamilton – Be There

Mary:

1) kanzane – disco of doom
2) Charlie Brown – Coldplay ( jaques Lu cont remix)
3) after – bonsai kat remix
4) get a grip- stonebridge remix
5) love like this – tommy trash and Henry fong
6) little death – tommy trash and killagraham
7) the night – 3lau & nom de strip feat estelle
8) louder – botneks weirder mix
9) slavisitco – schroff
10) blaze it up – felguk feat mr shami
11) don’t stop – loops of fury
12) blazin – feat lady leshur
13) get freak – FIGHT CLVB and chooky
14) selfie – chain smokers,Botnek remix
15) dead mans swag – felguk

RAM Records

Drop a Compilation

Celebrating the last 2 Decades

Of Drum N Bass Mayhem

The Annual 2015

Is Ram-mmed Full

DNB Bangers to Keep ya

Moving Over the festive season

Out 071214

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The name RAM has become a synonym for technically orchestrated drum and bass that appeals to both hard lined enthusiasts and the radio airwaves. Establishing themselves as one of the finest d&b outlets across the world, with sold-out shows in every major city, here’s a succession of tracks which each set a musical milestone inside a hugely impressive discography.

This compilation is a celebration of the conquests which have been achieved over the past two decades. Alongside its releases, the label has been able to stand out against a tide of baying competition through its ever-growing team of bass brothers. Since its inception, these artists have set the agenda across dnb with every sonic cut, from AUDIO’s ‘Stampede’ to Loadstar’s masterpiece ‘Stepped Outside’. These signings have proved impenetrable; having left splintered speakers, damaged shoes and a slaughtered competition in their wake.

But the track listing alone pedestals this fact. No dance-floor is left intact after Rene La Vice’s ‘Where My Ladies At’ is detonated, whilst Frankee’s monstrous cut ‘Gully’ has barricaded itself inside of every live playlist to receive the nod of approval. And Jaguar Skills & Chords’ toe-tapping, catchy piece of artwork ‘Lust’ solidifies drum & bass’ reputation as a genre which showcases diversity.

RAM’s sister label, Program, is also continuing to make headway and prove themselves as a counterpart, rather than an understudy. With Legion & Logam’s debut ‘House of Cards’ featuring in DJ Mag’s picks for October as well as Thump’s On Deck Series, they’ve proved their international capabilities by showcasing artist’s from across the pond, whilst also measuring their colossal weight against the big leagues.

You’re not only presented with a treasure trove of musicality, which includes the tracks you already know and love, but there’s also a host of exclusive numbers to whet your appetite too. Yet again, RAM dips into a varied spectrum of sound; this is drum & bass in its most digestible form, with a shape to fit everyone. It’s a collection of records that reaffirms RAM’s prominence as one of the most historical tastemakers within the game.