BEATS & PEACES ft. Beat Assassins – 002

by Janette SlackSeptember 4, 2020

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In the second edition of her high-tempo dance music show Beats & Peaces, Janette Slack welcomes special guest Jimmy Mofo of Beat Assassins to the studio. A pioneer of the London Punk scene, Jimmy Mofo reveals why he’s now making drum & bass, and drops a 13-track mix of original material, remixes and unreleased work created exclusively for Clockenflap Music, which Janette describes as “relentless, melodic and joyous”.

Playlist

Name	Artist
1 Music Is Everything (Danny Byrd Remix)	High Contrast
2 Midnight ft. Future Cut & Jenna G (Marcus Intalex Remix)	Midnight
3 Hackin’ Spits (Just Bee Remix)	Ignotis
4 Heavyweight Sound (Phibes Remix)	Beat Assassins
5 Grimey	Beat Assassins
6 Liberation Dub	Beat Assassins
7 Bomba	Beat Assassins
8 Link ft. Rider Safique	Beat Assassins
9 Pressure ft. Ragga Twins	Beat Assassins
10 To The Top	Beat Assassins
11 Home Grown	Beat Assassins
12 Home Grown (Phibes Remix)	Beat Assassins
13 Play To Win ft. Sifu Chan	Beat Assassins
14 System Overload ft. Kaiys	Beat Assassins
15 High as a Kite	Beat Assassins
16 Third Part of The Soul (Janette Slack & Axiomatic Remix)	Punt Guns
17 Dreamworld ft. Dan Stezo	Magnetic Soul

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Janette Slack

One of Hong Kong’s best-known and most-respected DJ/producers, Janette Slack has a well-earned reputation for igniting dancefloors around the world with her infectious mix of bass, funk, house, electro and everything in between. Born in Hong Kong, Slack moved to London aged 17 and made her name rocking the decks at clubs like Ministry of Sound, Fabric, The Cross, Cargo and The Egg during a 15-year stint that also included a sensational seven-year residency at the legendary Torture Garden. Since returning to Asia in 2014, the irrepressible Slack has been a flamboyant fixture at the region’s hottest clubs, festivals and private parties, with memorable sets at Clockenflap, Secret Island party and Macau’s Ultra Festival among her long list of credits.
Dearly departed, her legacy will live on in the hearts and minds of all who knew her and posthumously come across her work for generations to come. RIP