DCR563 – Drumcode Radio Live – Dubfire Studio Mix recorded in Los Angeles

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🗓️ 19 May 2021

⏱️ 64 minutes

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DCR563 – Drumcode Radio Live – Dubfire Studio Mix recorded in Los Angeles

This week on Drumcode Radio Live we have a Dubfire Studio Mix recorded in Los Angeles

Sebastian Mullaert & Eitan Reiter - Faith
Paranoid London & Simon Topping - Cult Hero (Do You Wanna Touch Me)
Liga & Roman Flügel - Look To The Sky
HC Kurtz - Bauta
Maetrik - Cortex
Madutec - Freedom
Ryan Elliot - Fermi II
Kieth Carnal - Neo-Noir
Vladimir Dubyshkin - Overland Trip
Dubfire & Flug - Rubber
FJAAK - Rough & Ready
Ancient Methods - Hommage Aux Machines
Kane Ikin - Packet Loss

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0:00.0	All the world
0:07.0	Adam Beyer
0:09.0	With Drum Code Live
0:12.0	Drumcode Live with Adam Beyer.
0:28.6	It's Drumcold Live, I'm Adam Beyer and thanks for tuning in.
0:31.6	This week I'm joined by Dubfire.
0:34.6	He's got an EPI with Fluke right now called Rubber.
0:38.3	They both live in Barcelona and linked up via Bridge 48, which is a Music Academy
0:43.9	Dubfire is involved in. I've got to say it's been really positive during the last
0:49.1	years of lockdown to see quite a few producers and DJ spending some time sharing their knowledge whilst
0:56.0	they've been stuck at home.
0:58.0	There's never been a better time to learn with so many great courses online.
1:03.0	Anyway, enough for me talking. Let's get into the mix right now with Duff Fire.
1:09.0	Drum code live Waves
1:30.3	So long
1:32.3	I look unknown
1:35.3	Seeing
1:38.3	Wishing
1:39.3	Waves So long
1:46.0	In silence
1:52.0	Sok in the line
1:54.0	In silence
	...

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