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To the last night on earth, to the last night on earth, with Sasha.

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Last Night on Earth.

Hello, it's me Sasha and welcome back to The Last Night on Earth, delivering you another

exclusive set from one of my recent gigs and I'm really looking forward to playing you

this month's mix.

I've had a fantastic month of parties already and we're not even halfway through the summer

yet.

I just had an amazing weekend in Greece, playing some great beach venues, probably the highlight of the weekend was a great show in Athens I did my first of two Elro shows at space in Abitha where I got to play the whole night on the terrace for six hours I played at the main room in DC 10 in Abitha also amazing and did a couple of my Kumaras beach shows in Abitha for Sonica Radio, playing a sunset set.

I'll update you on the rest of the summer tour dates later on in the show.

But first let's get into the music and at the end of May I headed back to London for a Saturday night of Fabric.

Fabric is one of the longest standing clubs in London and it's built its reputation on always pushing the boundaries with underground music,

whether it's house, techno or drum and bass.

I've been lucky enough to play there since the very opening party.

I get to come back probably once a year, and I think it's probably my favourite DJ booth to play in in the world, really.

There's something very simple about its design.

It's placed underneath the balcony

rather than being on the middle of the stage and it kind of has a grated metal wall around the

DJ booth which means that you can't really see anyone outside of the booth and what it means is as

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