DJ Top Ten Featuring DD

1 A-Trak & Zinc – Stingray

No one does bass like Zinc does. Add a foghorn-type noise and cheeky risers and it's on!

2 Profisee – Hold Up (The Setup Remix)

Profisee’s flow still sounds fresh. On this double-time remix we beefed up the bass and brought in some jungle-esque drums for maximum dance floor effect.

3 Evil Nine – Roar

 The interesting use of percussion is the only hint of their breaks past on this deep, glitchy slice of house.

4 Mladen Tomic – Tribe Touring (Uto Karem Remix)  

This track is perfect for me to transition from house or garage to techno. 

5 Mosca – Bax 

Mosca cross breeds classic UKG with itself to get a purer strain but still manages to sound very now.

6 Oliver Huntemann – Hope

An instrumental seems wrong minus the Robert Owens vocal but there is just such feeling in the beats. 

7 Dubbel Dutch – B Leave 

Haunting stabs lead in to a killer drop with a frantic rhythm and serious bass. Both melancholy and highly danceable.

8 The Setup – Grindstone 

Part of Abaga's compilation aiming to save the BBC Radio 1 Introducing in Scotland show, a most worthy cause.  We tried to create a quirky but funky techno in the vein of Gaiser and can't wait to play it live at Animal Hospital in March.

9 Toddla T – Streets So Warm (Zed Bias Remix) 

I'm just a total sucker for ragga vocals and the one here is catchy as hell with killer bass and his classic snare sound.  

10 Dusty Kid – Argia (Popof Remix)

Popof takes a step away from the big room anthems with this understated piece of techy goodness.