November 23rd, 2005
Well we are going to be 9 in the new year and Tez has gone and booked another don of the drum and bass scene to celebrate with style… Here’s the scoop!
Jungle Nation
Kef-Aberdeen
04/02/05
Jungle Nation 9th Birthday
ANDY C (Ram, Shimmon, Concep2, Desired State,Origin Unknown)
November 12th, 2005
Well last night was the last night of Pangea Nation down at the Red Vodka Club and I had the pleasure of making down and had some tag team fun on the mic with MC’s Si-an and Troubler. It was a really good night and I would just like to give official props to Special Ed, Professor Fresh for all their efforts and I certainly wish them all the best for their new ventures up in Dundee.
To the future guys…
October 28th, 2005
Just got a heads up for a couple of mixes from the Pangea Nation gig I did the other week…
Enjoy… as always, comments are welcome…
August 23rd, 2005
Just got an email tonight from Paul over at Live Evil with some links to some of the sets from the gig I played at. Figured I would share them with you all, I have only just started listening to them but here you go:-
Let me know what you think…
Oh yeah, I might as well share a little trick that someone shared with me so you can listen to the mixes without downloading them. If you start up Notepad (Windows Key + R , Type in notepad then hit the return key) then copy and paste the URL for the MP3 into the blank document. Once you have done that, you can save the file as whatever.m3u and you should be able to double click the file and it will open in your music player.
I can’t guarantee that this will work in all players, I use iTunes but I believe it works in winamp too…
July 28th, 2005
I have another gig planned for the 5th Aug at Live Evil in Glasgow. Big shout to Paul Reset for asking me to play, I am really looking forward to hooking up with the glasgow crew and hopefully some old friends 
Check them out at the Live Evil website
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