Frantic Residents 07 is out now – Mixed by Proteus and CallyGage  .

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Four years on from the release of the last episode, FR07 breaks from the single DJ mix mould and gives each DJ their own mix to play with for 2 DJ Mixes of the biggest hard dance anthems past, present and future, timed to coincide with Frantic’s 13^th Birthday. Featuring tracks from legendary classic artists like BK, Vinylgroover, Fergie, Organ Donors, Lab 4 and Kevin Energy as well as leaders of the nu skool like Technikal, Andy Whitby & more!

The explosion of Hard House in the late 1990’s created one of the most exciting and successful dance music explosions both in terms of the music released and the parties and events it spawned. Frantic and Nukleuz were fused at the hip from the birth of the scene and together forged the now legendary Frantic Residents album series which showcased the hottest DJ and production talent in the world doing what they do best. Most of these CDs, made as limited edition runs now pop up on eBay for up to £50 a time!

The Frantic Residents CDs were designed to be an antidote to the big budget TV advertised compilations that were dominating the market at the time and represented the sound of Frantic & Nukleuz, its core DJs and the full spectrum of harder dance. These international sounds have seen a renaissance over the past 6 months growing from their core home territories of UK, The Netherlands, Germany, Finland and Australia to encompass the globe especially the USA where Hardstyle is fast becoming the most popular and fastest growing rave scene of 2010.

PROTEUS

Finnish sensation Proteus opens up proceedings with his own brand of industrial, metal influenced hardstyle fusing classic anthems with hot upfront exclusives and leads the growing ranks of hardstyle DJs currently headlining at Frantic’s events due to the massive growth in the scene internationally especially in the UK and USA.

Proteus shot to prominence in 2004 when he was voted “Best Hard Dance DJ” two years in a row at the Hard Dance Awards and made the coveted DJ Mag Top 100 DJs list these years as well! He can boast sets alongside Prodigy and Juno Reactor as well as being a Frantic Resident.

Proteus is also famous for his Proteus Live Show which is breaking boundaries between dance music and industrial metal concert. Proteus plays electric guitar, keyboards and percussions with his full band and they have done several big shows in Finland for 3000 people and for the full Brixton Academy in London!

“Frantic is and has always been one of the most strongest forces in global Hard Dance scene. Frantic is a name that people every where, like here in Finland, knows very well and respects!”

http://nukleuz.com/artistinfo/proteus-biography/

CALLY GAGE

Cally Gage drops a bomb on CD2 and shows why she is the hottest female talent in the scene today, showcasing the other side to Frantic’s events, a combination of high energy hard house, NRG and hard trance.

Cally started off her career in fine style winning the Tidy Summer Camp DJ Competition in July 2004 and since then has achieved more than most DJs achieve in a decade, successfully carving out a well deserved reputation as one who consistently delivers floor-filling, jaw dropping, crowd delighting sets; these are Cally’s trademarks.

Cally’s relentless passion is further rewarded as she becomes this year’s Storm resident alongside her position as a key Frantic Resident and coincides with her move to CODA Agency, (the same agency team responsible for Calvin Harris, Annie Mac, and Fergie). This huge milestone underlines Cally Gage as a true global artiste at the top of her game.

“Frantic is always one of those parties that you look forward to playing at every single time – you get excited waiting to see what they’re going to do next. They always pull out all the stops and put that extra special effort into everything they do – this is what sets them miles ahead of the rest. Frantic rocks, there’s no doubt about that!”

http://nukleuz.com/artistinfo/cally-gage-biography/

FRANTIC 13

On Bank Holiday Sunday 29th August 2010, Koko in Camden plays host to Frantic’s 13th Birthday celebrations – 13 Years of Frantic / 25 DJs / 1500 Ravers & U!
The number 13 is unlucky for some but here at Frantic HQ we feel it’s lucky for us as we have been rocking the Hard Dance world for 13 years! To celebrate this ground-breaking milestone for London’s biggest and longest running Hard Dance brand we want you to come party with us in a Casino and Las Vegas theme. There are endless possibilities for fancy dress including Croupiers, Playboy Bunnies, Show Girls, Dice, Packs of Cards, Kings, Queens, Jacks, Jokers, Elvis and James Bond. So get involved and get creative!

Eflier:http://hiddenclub.co.uk/eflyers/frantic/frantic2010/f13/ef2

Award winning Cally Gage has enjoyed a remarkable career in a relatively short space of time. Without question she has become one of the finest top-flight hard-dance DJs in today’s scene. In a fiercely competitive arena Cally has successfully carved out a well deserved reputation as one who consistently delivers floor-filling, jaw dropping, crowd delighting sets; these are Cally’s trademarks.

From London’s super-club Koko to headlining leading events such as Tidy’s return to Magna, Swansea’s Escape in the Park and sending the Scandinavians into stomp overload on the world famous MondayBar Cruise from Sweden to Finland, this is the globe-trotting world of Cally Gage. To watch her perform brings all the best elements of the hard-dance scene together in one delicious package: dedication, skill, talent, flare, finesse and passion. Cally thrives on pleasing her audience, this much is clearly evident when you see her beaming smile, as packed dance floors raise their arms in appreciation of perfect tune selection and mind bogglingly tight mixing.

Cally’s relentless passion is further rewarded as she becomes this years Storm resident, which coincides with a move to CODA Agency, (the same agency team responsible for Calvin Harris, Annie Mac, and Fergie). This hugely important milestone underlines Cally Gage as a true global artiste who is at the top of her game. An impressive and diverse number of production credits on tracks with the likes of BK, Jon BW, Gammer and Ben Stevens is the solid foundation for Cally’s next project; her own record label CGR is due to be launched imminently. And as if to prove her immense versatility, Cally has been asked to design and put her name to a range of club-wear; her first collection will be released through Contagious Clubwear in the coming months. With so many accolades to her name, one has to wonder where Cally goes from here. But one thing is for sure, if Cally Gage represents the future of Hard Dance then the scene is in a very exciting place.

Cally Gage Online:

Official Website
MySpace
Facebook
Bebo
Twitter
Don’t Stay In

Storm into February with a night dedicated to the female variety! Joining the all girl take over will be none other than the queen of bounce Lisa Pin-Up & her Neon Glam Tour. The girls will be doing something they have never done before… A 3 Way B2B set… Something to watch out for! We will be celebrating Lucy Fur’s 10 year Anniversary, don’t forget to buy her a drink!!!! Up & Coming brand Euphonic Fuzion host room two.

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Arena 1
LISA PIN-UP
AMBER D
CALLY GAGE (new 2010 resident)
LUCY FUR (10 Year tour)
KIRSTY LEE JAMES (Xstatic resident)
JO JO

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Cally’s relentless passion is further rewarded as she becomes this years Storm resident alongside her position as one of Frantic’s key residents and coincides with her move to CODA Agency, (the same agency team responsible for Calvin Harris, Annie Mac, and Fergie). This hugely important milestone underlines Cally Gage as a true global artiste who is at the top of her game.

2009 saw Cally Gage notch up killer productions of her own alongside some of the biggest hard dance talents in the world including BK, Jon BW, Gammer and Ben Stevens and this is just the start! Cally’s next project is to launch her own record label CGR. And as if to prove her immense versatility, Cally has been asked to design and put her name to a range of club-wear; her first collection will be released through Contagious Clubwear in the coming months. With so many accolades to her name, one has to wonder where Cally goes from here. But one thing is for sure, if Cally Gage represents the future of Hard Dance then the scene is in a very exciting place.”

Nukleuz caught up with the new Queen of Hard Dance for a quick chat after the launch of her first podcast for Nukleuz… Nukleuz Hard Dance Podcast 001.

1. What are you working on at the moment?

Work never seems to stop if I’m honest with you, when one project finishes it’s onto the next.

I’m working on a number of things at the moment, which will all be ready to launch in the New Year, so I can’t say anything for now. That’s such a rubbish answer I know, but it’s very exciting, so you’ll just have to watch this space.

2. Where do you see dance music going in 2010?

I can only speak for the hard house scene, but I think it’s only going to get better. There are more and more new, exciting producers coming through and they’re all trying new things, which is keeping the scene fresh and alive – they’re not scared to try something new.

I personally can’t wait to see what 2010 can bring and am really excited to be a part of it.

3. What makes a good DJ?

You have to have the whole package as an artist and not just be someone that can mix 2 tracks together. There are so many budding DJ’s out there at the moment, it’s hard to break through nowadays, so you have to be unique in your style and sound and never give up.

4. Tune of 2009/Most influential artist of 2009?

I’m going to have to say that the tune of 2009 is going to be my own, shameless plug I now!! This year I have concentrated on production a lot more than I have in the past and the one tune I’ve made that stands out the most is a track called ‘Feel It’. I made this collaboration with the very talented MDA & Spherical and have had such fantastic feedback on it, it’s very flattering. (Featuring on Nukleuz Hard Dance Podcast 001)

I don’t know if there is one particular artist that stands out as being the most influential of 2009, but what Andy Whitby has done with his brand and within this scene, is quite simply awesome (excuse the pun)! He has stuck by and pushed his sound right from the very beginning and this has definitely paid off, his events sell out and his releases are always in the top 10 downloads on every website. He is a very unique artist and is also very talented as well; he definitely influences a lot of people and clubbers in the scene.

5. How did you get into DJing?

I got into DJing about 6 or so years ago, after being a clubber for a number of years. I used to go clubbing up and down the country every weekend, but the main 3 DJ’s that I used to follow around were Paul Glazby, Andy Farley and Tara Reynolds – I used to stand as close to the DJ booth as possible, so I could watch them mix and also look at the vinyl they were playing, so I could find out the names of each of the tracks. The next step was to purchase my own set of 1210’s and practice every single day and that’s what I did really.

6. Favourite gig you have ever played?

God, there are so many to choose from – let me think.

The one gig that stands out from the rest is when I played the closing set for Monday Bar Boat Cruise at the end of last year. The Monday Bar Boat Cruise is a massive cruise liner filled to the rafters with 3,000 crazy ravers, this particular cruise went from Sweden to Turkey and back again over 2 days. I was booked to play the last set of the 2 days in the main room and I really didn’t know what to expect, I was pretty nervous as well because all the other sets that were played over the weekend were all hardstyle and there was little old me with my cd wallet packed with hard house tracks. When I stepped up to the decks I decided to just play how I normally do and show them what I was made of, as that was the reason why I had been booked in the first place and to be honest, it went down a storm – I enjoyed the set so much and the reaction I got back from everyone was insane. I guess the reason why it sticks out so much is because I managed to play a sound that a lot of them hadn’t heard before and to be such an influence like that is the reason why I do what I do.

7. Event of 2009?

It’s difficult to narrow it down to just one, so I’m going to have to choose two please!!

The first event has to be playing b2b with my other half Andy Whitby at Tidy…the Homecoming earlier this year. The event was held at the mighty Magna and we were playing in the main room. We were on fairly early, but the room was absolutely rammed – there were people as far back as I could see and they were all going crazy, I had goosebumps all over during the whole set, I loved it.

The second event will be Frantic’s 12th birthday party, which was held at the legendary and very famous KoKo in London. I played a peak time set in the main room and it was absolutely bonkers from start to finish. Everything just seemed so perfect – the place was rammed, every tune seemed to make the clubbers go crazy and I had the time of my life, I was grinning from ear to ear for about a week after that event!!

8. Twitter or Facebook?

This is a tough, one as I use both on a daily basis. But I think I’m going to go with Twitter, as I’m lazy and you don’t need to do much with it! Simple but effective!!

9. What is your most prized possession?

My iPhone, sad I know but it has everything on it that I need and it’s with me at all times!

10. Cats or Dogs?

Dogs all the way, I have two of my own at home. They are two gorgeous little (always naughty) West Highland Terriers called Henry and Archie.

11. What do you do in your time off?

Work!! I rarely have much time off to be honest. I still work full time, so with that most of my evenings are taken up getting ready for the weekend, updating my portals, getting new music and working on my projects. When I do get time off, I like to chill out and spend some quality time with Andy and socialize with the amazing friends that I have – the simple life really.

12. Have you ever received strange gifts from fans?

No I haven’t actually, but that’s a good thing I suppose.

13. What would be your ultimate holiday?

Something to do with animals, a safari I reckon. I’ve always loved animals and have always wanted to go on a no expense spared safari, maybe somewhere like South Africa. I’d like to do that for a few days and then chill out on the most beautiful beach you could imagine, with Strawberry Daiquiri Cocktails on tap please.

14. What would you say is your best trait?

My friendliness and that I’m very approachable, although this can let me down sometimes.

15. What was your first experience of Nukleuz?

Back in the day when I used to buy vinyl, that was when I first heard of Nukleuz and now it’s grown into a lovely friendship!!

16. Has it ever all gone completely wrong?

Not yet and I hope it never does!

Check out Cally Gage’s mix on the Frantic 11 double CD!

www.callygage.co.uk

For all bookings please contact / roman@codagancy.com
Tel: +44(0)20 7456 8888 / Fax: +44(0)20 7456 8800

Andy Whitby kicks off Episode 001 of our fortnightly hard dance podcast series with a delightful guest mix from Cally Gage.
Andy has joined forces with Nukleuz to bring hard dance fans a monthly podcast with special guest DJs and guest mixes to be confirmed for the other shows later in the year!
Episode 002 due out on Friday the 29th of January brings a mix from the mighty PickUp & Rise.

Find out the latest news, events, DJ interviews, DJ charts and upcoming releases from the world of hard dance!

Check out http://nukleuz.com for more information!


Click here for the Nukleuz Hard Dance Podcast Episode 001


The Tracklisting for the podcast can be found below!


CLICK HERE FOR EPISODE 001 OF THE NUKLEUZ HARD DANCE PODCAST ON iTUNES




Andy Whitby is the whirlwind hard dance was waiting for – a refreshing and creative force at work.

One of the most popular stars on the hard dance scene, he has risen through the ranks with consummate ease – his passion, talent and affinity with his audience helping to propel him into the limelight in double-quick time.

With a total of ten years DJing experience under his belt, he has played every major hard dance event in the world. His style of feel-good euphoric hard dance, mixed with unlimited tricks, chop ups and edits marks him as a pioneer in the hard dance scene.

For more info on Andy please check out the following links:

www.andywhitby.com

www.awsum.co.uk

www.pfagency.net/andywhitby.html




Cally Gage is the fastest rising female DJ in Hard-dance. She has started the year with a bang, being announced as the new Storm in Coalville resident, plus headlining some of the biggest shows across the country. Soon to launch her own music imprint ‘Cally Gage Recordings’, Cally is certainly the one to watch in 2010!

For more info on Cally please check out the following links:

www.callygage.co.uk

www.getgaged.com

www.callymix.com




Nukleuz Hard Dance Podcast Ep.001 Tracklisting:

01. Cally Gage meets MDA & Spherical – Play The Game (CGR)

02. AWsum Allstarz – 10 in 1 (AWsum Bootlegs)

03. Rock N Roller – Synaesthesia (Defiance Recordings)

04. Cally Gage meets MDA & Spherical – Feel It (AWsum)

05. Tom Berry – Rock Your Body (3 Phase)

06. BK – Playing With Knives (Andy Whitby & Klubfiller Remix) (Riot Recordings)

07. Masif DJs – Passion (MDA & Spherical Remix) (Masif)

08. Cally Gage & Klubfiller – My World (CGR)

09. MDA & Spherical – Wanna Ride (Beastie Snax)

10. Tom Parr – Ladyboys (AWsum)

11. Jason Roberts – U Got Me (Fireball)

12. BK – Rave Monkey (JP & Jukesy Remix) (Tidy)

13. Pearce M, Mini Minx & Riggsy – Let Me Clear My Throat (RiseUp Digital)

14. Dave Curtis – This Is Vicious

15. FRISKY vs MDA & Spherical – 2 The Bass (Masif)

16. Bonkers Bootleg

Split over 3 of the label’s leading genres, “Trance, Hard Dance and Hardcore.”

Each genre specific Podcast will be made available on a fortnightly basis. The most keen of fans can even subscribe to all 3 on one iTunes feed!

Launching on the 14th of January with the ‘Nukleuz Trance Podcast‘ is head of the legendary Nukleuz Green imprint, Pierre Pienaar. Joining Pierre on the Podcasts will be very special guests including some of Trance’s biggest stars and best in, up and coming talent.

CLICK HERE FOR THE NUKLEUZ TRANCE PODCAST ON iTUNES





One day after, on the 15th of January Hard Dance heavyweight Andy Whitby will be smashing out some of the scenes biggest tracks, mash ups and most iconic anthems alongside fellow Hard Dance hero, Cally Gage, and her guest mix. Over the forthcoming months the ‘Nukleuz Hard Dance Podcast‘ will also include special guest mixes from some of the scenes most notorious DJs including PickUp & Rise, Klubfiller and Lisa Pin-Up.

CLICK HERE FOR THE NUKLEUZ HARD DANCE PODCAST ON iTUNES

The third of Nukleuz’ Podcasts will kick off the following week, on Thursday 21st of January, headlined by Nukleuz’ in-house hardcore man, JAKAZiD.
Presenting cutting edge music for the harder faster generation, the ‘Nukleuz Hardcore Podcast’ will also feature special guest mixes from the like of Al Twisted providing a harder edge to the series with his heavily European influenced Hardcore style.


CLICK HERE FOR THE NUKLEUZ HARDCORE PODCAST ON iTUNES




For more information on the Nukleuz Podcast series visit http://nukleuz.com/category/podcasts or email craig@nukleuz.co.uk

Frantic vs Moondance should be the ultimate payback party to shake off those January blues, and your post-NYE hangover and will give you the opportunity to party to the music you love from your favorite acts. There’s a massive line up with over 30 acts across 3 arenas playing Old Skool, Jungle, Hard Dance, House, Electro and Club Classics.

The newly refurbished Hidden has a brand new sound system and heated garden area so make sure you don’t miss out on the biggest first party of 2010!

Saturday 2nd January 2010
21:30 – 06:30
Hidden, 100 Tinworth Street, London, SE11 5EQ

FREE before Midnight if you email your names to FRANTICMOONDANCE09 @HOTMAIL.COM
£10 After

Moondance (Old Skool and Jungle)

Slipmatt
Billy Bunter
Devious D
Food Junkie
DJ Spice
DJ Sense
Twista
DJ Skie
DJ Kenetic
Trix
Skatman B

MCs MC MC, Charlie B, Cutter and Speech

Frantic (Hard Dance)

Cally Gage
Technikal
Lucy Fur
Helen G & Cornthwaite
Wain Johnstone
Mat G vs Kevsey D vs Aaron James (90 Mins)
Trev Dans
Beanie

House, Electro and Club Classics

Billy Bunter (History of House Set)
Cally Gage (Tech-Trance Set)
Stuart J (House)
Mark Batch (House & Electro)
Stefan B (House)
Sarah Holder (House)
Clint Larner (Electro)
The Love Lizard (Jackin’s House)

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Storm VS Passion, Coalville, NYE (31.12.09)

Four arenas filled with some of the best DJs available for anyone who isn’t in London this NYE.  They’ve got John 00 Flemming and K90 alongside BK vs Cally Gage, so there’s sure to be something for anyone on the night. K90 has recently been flying up the download charts with his remix of Locked Trance as part of the Organ Donors Under The Knife project, while BK recently kicked things off on the Hard Dance Mash Up.








The Gallery, Ministry of Sound, London (31.12.09)

With Sander Van Doorn, Judge Jules, Tall Paul and Simon Patterson The Gallery @ Ministry on NYE looks like an amazing night, plus they are running a competition to choose the MIDNIGHT TRACK! That’s right, take your pick from 20 tracks as to what will be pumping out of the soundsystem at 00:00 on the 31st at Ministry.

Insomniacz VS Tidy Xmas Party, London (18.12.09)

Insomniacz and Tidy are running their super-exclusive Christmas party that’s sure to be rammed and with Insomniacz on board this will be the Christmas party everyone will be at. There’s only 800 tickets available for this one, so exclusivity is guaranteed.

Future Frantic NYE, Hidden, London (31.12.09)

With a line-up featuring an Andy Whitby midnight set, MDA&Spherical, Cally Gage, Frisky and Andy Farley it’s sure to be a banging New Year at Hidden. Plus, there is a competition running for four lucky DJs to WIN a set at Future Frantic!

Goodgreef NYD party @ Mission (01.01.10)

If New Years Eve isn’t enough for you, then Goodgreef have lined up a New Years Day party to beat all others by joining up with Digital Society @ Mission. You will also have the chance to paint the town Red, White and Blue with a Stars and Stripes theme.

Glow Ball Xmas Party, Mass, London (18.12.09)

Glow Ball returns to Mass with Andy Farley, Phil Reynolds and Cally Gage with their bonkers UV decor, a huge play zone, including ball pits, to kick off the Christmas party season with a bang.

Sasha @ Global Underground, Ministry, London (01.01.10)

Global Underground takes over the Bar  to kick off the New Year at Ministry of Sound with Sasha headlining, while Cosmonauts, Sultan and Jim Rivers provide support. Sure to be an amazing night, Sasha is world-renowned for his unique and boundary-pushing style.

B2T/Insomniacz/Extreme Hardcore NYD, Gatecrasher, Birmingham (01.01.10)

66 DJ’s, 15 MC’s, 4 Arenas and 12 hours of music are a combination for a truly mental night, if you can handle it after New Years Eve! Includes Nukleuz favourites Tidy Boys, who recently took part in the Hard Dance Mash Up, adding their own unique flavour to the closing mix.

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CD 1: Convergence (Mixed by BK, Andy Farley & Nick Sentience)

BK

1. BK – Clattered (Original Mix)
2. Cortina – Music Is Moving (BK & dBM Amber Mix)
3. BK – Bad Ass (3am @ Convergence Mix)
4. BK – Revolution (Original Mix)
5. Tony De Vit – I Don’t Care
6. Nish – Mask Hysteria (LAB4 Remix)

Andy Farley

7. Andy Farley – Bring It Back (Original Mix)
8. OD404 – Panic Button (Nick Sentience Remix)
9. BK & Andy Farley – Khemikal Imbalance (Original Mix)
10. Andy Farley – Your Fear (Original Mix)
11. Vinylgroover & The Red Hed – Move Your Body (Original Mix)
12. Praga Khan – Injected With A Poison (Baby Doc Remix)

Nick Sentience

13. Nick Sentience – Discotech (Original Mix)
14. Nick Sentience & Phil Reynolds – Back 2 Front
15. BK & Nick Sentience – Flash (Original Mix)
16. Mauro Picotto – Iguana (BK & Nick Sentience Remix)
17. Masif DJs – Reaching Into My Brain (Edison Factor Remix)
18. Nick Sentience – Afrotekno

CD 2: Hard House Academy (Mixed by Lisa Pin Up, Steve Hill & Andy Whitby

Lisa Pin Up

1. Lisa Pin Up – Really Like Cocaine
2. Signum – What Ya Got 4 Me (Kumara Remix)
3. Lisa Pin Up – Baddest Mutha (Original Mix)
4. Jon The Dentist & Ollie Jay – Feels So Good (Original Mix)
5. Smokin’ Bert Cooper – Getting Warm (Original Mix)
6. Lisa Pin Up – Blow Your Mind (I Am The Woman) (Original Mix)

Steve Hill

7. K90 – Red Snapper (Original Mix)
8. Neon Lights – Love You More (Violators Mix) Vs Phlash! – Get A Life (Frantic Theme)
9. Breather – Come On
10. Tony De Vit – The Dawn (Paul Janes Remix)
11. Rob Tissera Vs Quake – The Day Will Come (Steve Hill Vs K-Series Bootleg Mix)
12. Mr Bishi – One More (Steve Hill Vs K-Series Mix)

Andy Whitby

13. Andy Whitby – U Ready
14. Andy Whitby & Lee Pasch – R We Alone
15. Ollie Jay & Jon The Dentist – Imagination (Andy Whitby Remix)
16. Neon Lights – You’re Not Alone (Andy Whitby Remix)
17. Heaven’s Cry – Till Tears Do Us Part (Flash Harry Remix) Vs Cortina – Music Is Moving (Acapella)
18. Bliss Inc featuring Carlotta Chadwick – Faith (Andy Whitby Remix)

CD 03: Timeless (Mixed by Ed Real, Cally Gage & Phil Reynolds)

Ed Real

Christopher Finney – Frog In A Blender (Intro)
1. Andy Farley – Concentrate (Original Mix)
2. Eternal Rhythm – Eternal ‘99 (BK & dBm In2Orbit Mix)
3, Cortina featuring BK & Madam Friction – Erection (Take It To The Top) (Original Mix)
4. Nick Sentience & Ed Real – Easy On The Cut (Original Mix)
5. Lisa Pin Up – Future Acid House (Original Mix)
6. Mauro Picotto – Pulsar (Original Tea Mix)

Cally Gage

7. Neon Lights – Not Over Yet (Cally Gage & Greg Brookman Remix)
8. Kevin Energy & Greg Brookman – Execute (Original Mix)
9. Lee Pasch – Hybridize
10. DJ Misjah & DJ Tim – Access (KY Jelly Babies Mix)
11. Andy Whitby & Matt Lee – Everybody’s Free
12. BK – P.O.S. 51

Phil Reynolds

13. Steve Morley – Reincarnations
14. Nick Sentience & Phil Reynolds – (Instru)mental (Original Mix)
15. Parker & Clind – Generator
16. Phil Reynold & DJ Amethyst – See No Evil
17. Tony De Vit – Are You All Ready
18. Wippenberg – Neuro Dancer (Original Mix)