Keeping the Raver Live.

This is Guns for Hire.

You're tuning to Katsky.

Come on.

O Katski, your name's not done.

You're not coming in.

This promo, you're tuning to keeping the Raver life with the one and only, Mr. Katsky.

Hey guys, it's DJ anime and this is Katsky. He's keeping the rave alive. Yo Katsky, this is DJ IJ from Holland. This is Max and Forcer. Yo, what's up? This is MC Whiskey. Keeping Ravel alive, man. Yo, this is Keiko and you're listening to keeping the rape alive with the one, the only DJ Kakatsky. Keeping the rave alive, man. Yo, this is Keiko, and you're listening to Keeping the Rape Alive with the one, the only DJ, Kukatski.

Keeping the Raver Live with Kutski.

We can you the wrong.

Yes, welcome back to Keeping the Raver Live with myself, Kutski.

Hope you're doing well.

We are diving back in.

Another live mix this week, and one of the most stressful ones I remember because it was being broadcast live on Radio 1. So it's the case

you know if you're in a club, everyone's had a few drinks or whatever, you know, kind of like maybe

something else as well. They're not necessarily going to remember the loosest little mix

here and there.

But when people around the world are sitting there listening to this mix,

and it's like hundreds of thousands of people are going to be listening to this live,

kind of a little bit of pressure on your boy.

So yeah, this was back in the vinyl days as well.

So there was a lot that could go wrong, skipping needles and all of that good business. Luckily, nothing went wrong and it was an absolutely awesome, memorable set.

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