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Bicep Exclusive Guest Mix
The musical journey of Irish duo Bicep started with a House blog called Feel My Bicep that featured retro delights and other auditory surprises. It’s popularity exploded and the duo began making music of their own as a result, touring as deejays, and launching their own label. They bring us an exclusive mix before they take the stage at CRSSD Fest in San Diego.
The musical journey of Irish duo Bicep started with a House blog called Feel My Bicep that featured retro delights and other auditory surprises. It’s popularity exploded and the duo began making music of their own as a result, touring as deejays, and launching their own label. They bring us an exclusive mix before they take the stage at CRSSD Fest in San Diego.
The duo behind Bicep snuck into Belfast nightclubs as teenagers, getting an essential techno education that now informs their work as a House Dj/production team. Their musical collaboration was born out of an even longer friendship and began with the creation of the Feel My Bicep music blog. The popularity of the retro-House focused MP3 site earned them cred as curators and the duo began making music of their own as a result, touring as deejays, and launching their own label. They bring us an exclusive mix before they take the stage at CRSSD Fest in San Diego.
Tracklist:
Todd Terje - "Strandbar (Bonus Beats)"
Nick Holder - "Clap Your Hands"
Ian Pooley - "Sorority"
Dwayne Jensen - "My People"
Pepe Bradock - "Atom Funk"
John Swing - "(Unreleased Bicep re-edit)"
Soundstream - "Inferno"
Bicep - "Untitled Bootleg (Unreleased Bicep Edit)"
Paul Mac - "Raw Basics"
Technasia - "Fusin'"
Mr. G - "Lights Out Dub"
Ben Sims - "Stuck In The Middle (Unreleased Mix)"
Gene Farris - "Visions of the Future (Roy Davis Jr. & DJ Skull Wreckin Shop '96 Mix)"
Pepe Bradock - "Vermeille"
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