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The Last DJ is the eleventh studio album by Tom Petty and the Heartbreakers.

The 68th edition of the DJ-Kicks mix series is another landmark one, with experimental producer Laurel Halo taking the reins. The American’s adventurous 29 track trip features seven exclusives, including two of her own plus those from Rrose, Machinewoman, FIT Siegel, Nick León and Ikonika. An electronic outlier, Halo hails from Ann Arbor, Michigan, but has been based in Berlin for a number of years. Landing on labels like Hyperdub, Honest Jon’s and Latency, Halo has released a body of work ranging in style, yet cohered by production and compositional tendencies that sound distinctly her own. Her studio work tends to be a multi-layered mix of the electronic and the acoustic, the organic and the synthetic. As a DJ, meanwhile, she lays down more floor-focussed mixes of techno, bass and worldly drum rhythms, and her live sets are similarly visceral and direct.

London-based DJ and producer Steven Julien’s career has always been about contrasts. Across a decade’s worth of releases on labels including Eglo and his own Apron Records, as well as club sets around the world, he’s consistently mixed light and dark, soft and heavy, yin and yang. From rough-edged house and techno to laid-back soul and boogie, or meditations on his familial and musical heritage with 2018’s Bloodline LP – Julien’s music has always moved between moods, styles and emotions.

Fabriclive 71 is DJ EZ's installment in Fabric Records' FabricLive series, #71 in the series of serieses. This is a diverse selection of electronic dance music for the ages, including a few that was/is his muses.

Ain't Nann Niggas Who Can Rep Da Bottom Like…
DJ Ideal and the Slip-N-Slide Records president Trick Daddy aka. the T-Double-D are representing for their native Miami on this latest edition of Da Bottom, one of the hottest brands in Southern mixtapes. Joining the MIA mixtape veteran DJ Khaled for this ride through the 305, this joint features new Southern sh*t by Lil' Wayne & Rick Ross, Baby & Yo Gotti, Slim Thug, Scrappy, Pitbull, Jeezy/CTE, T.I., Pimp C/Bun B.

Francisco's DJ Cheb i Sabbah bends and twists Hindustani ragas into the modern world of sequencing and sampling for an intriguing snapshot of ancient India seen through modern eyes–fascinating for both its incredible musical artistry and beautiful Hindu spiritualism. Plucking the sounds of drone, sitar, tabla, vocal, and other instrumentation from classic Indian recordings, DJ Cheb opens the modern universe of ambient and dance music through the gates of traditional masters, creating one of the most innovative albums of 1999.