Makoto (Feat. Tempza) - Liquicity Amsterdam - 19th March 2016 

@38:44 LEON WARE - Instant Love is the original, but I can't find the remix...

Golden Girl isn't the Lenzman remix, just the Makoto rework.

I hope someone finds the first two songs

was able to find it through the original. unreleased tune from makoto!

22:09 A Sides - One Dj Vip

Well said sir!

DJMixomnia ... nice bloke too

Most musical drum n bass guy in the game behind Marky and LTJ Bukem

Good heavens I agree

Ha! Yes :)

Getting hyped up by vids and comments like yours before seeing Makoto live in 2 hours 🤩

@@gustavodr.6042 yes bruv. YES. Have a blast.

my friend.. do not take your own music taste for granted. At least you haven't been swept away by the EDM shitstorm that currently consumes America. you have your own mind to be thankful for that, at least.

my friend.. do not take your own music taste for granted. At least you haven't been swept away by the EDM shitstorm that currently consumes America. you have your own mind to be thankful for that, at least.

No way. I'm 35. I grew up on house music. These kids today don't know about music with funk and soul. Even the deep techy stuff is great. I started liking DNB around 1999/2000. Don't get me wrong, I love bangin' Neurofunk and ragga/jungle too, but liquid is that funk/soul I grew up on. Calibre and Spectrasoul (imo) just create that deep vibe better than anyone. I love it.

But yeah, the whole EDM shit makes me want to kick a puppy. Shit, the whole "wait for the drop culture" is ridiculous. American "raves" are a bunch of Dude-Bros wearing candy bracelets and looking like clowns. They couldn't tell you the difference between genres. My city has a small, but loyal dnb scene, so I stick with the over 30 crowd. Lol. /rant

Very correct. It's all very nice having a bit of crowd hype on the build up. But it's the intelligent dnb that really gets the soul into the events.

Acho que já te vi em outros videos

@@Vitor20XX Bem possível

i agree

I was searching for this, ty

I'm gonna disagree a touch there. "hardcore jungle"....I dunno. He goes slightly techie, but even those aren't beast-grade dark/hard tunes. It'd be hard for him to go full tilt anyhow, cause that is really two different vibes and/or crowds. I used to spin the darkness back in the late 90s/early 2000s and its kinda hard to really turn that corner with a liquid crowd. Some would be down, but some would immediately SIT down....or worse...leave. Also, try that shit with some fools that came for the hard shit and they will DEFINITELY leave or wait for your set to be done-zo.

I agree, he rarely does play anything hard and I could have used a better description. but sometimes he does drop a good jungle tune and he knows just when, IMHO. I was on DOM when I wrote that, so, it could be very inaccurate, but when I re-read it, it's not that bad of a description .I DJ'd from 03'-06' but stopped because, TBH, at that time there wasn't a big scene in Orange county. I used Denon s5000's, one of the first digital TTables and it wasn't bad. I got one silver technique, with the LED in the center, but they tried to make it just like playing a record playing technique, but it didn't have a little function that the Denon's did, which was a + & - button which slightly increased and decreased the speed and it made it much simpler to do it AL Fresco. The technique's were no good, because the stupid +/- "slider" was too sensitive and it was difficult to increase or decrease that small amount that made *all* the difference.

Oh he's a solid DJ and producer. No doubt. He was pretty dam smooth with his mixes even before the whole digital/sync era. Back then, you had to have hands. Bukem's mixes could get kinda raggedy back in the day, but his selection, if we're talking spectrum wide, was beyond reproach. Makoto had cleaner mixes, but Bukem had those dubplate gems that NEVER saw a release. Plus Bukem + Conrad was the best DJ/MC combo ever. Makoto ran with Deeizm for a bit...and that was ok...but Bukem +Conrad: woah. I'd take them even over old school Andy C + GQ, as far as complementing each other. Many times, the MCs can be annoying or kinda in the way, but those groups knew how to strike the proper balance. Lost art, really.

Bukem and Conrad

Bukem has been a legend since the birth of everything. When the rock was an egg

Breathtaking track ❤️‍🔥

Lost my shit when I could hear that Snow Patrol remix coming in. Haven't heard anyone use it before

Enrique Garcia Hernandez what is this time called?

Dj marky &xrs - going deaf . I saw random movement in Leeds and he dropped it I went absolutely nuts

Maybe Technimatic in liquicity in Same year was also good maybe better but this mix is also awesome

It’s constellations from Fred V

@@enriquegarciahernandez5649 No. its clearly not

@@scottyedinb I asked him on FB he answered that this is unreleased by him

@@meduniver1 no!! I was really feeling that song as well. Got a real warm bright melody

Mirai - You Bring Me Joy It's coming out on Human Elements 👍😉

Kirill Yarovoi Thankkkkkkkssssssssssss

44:30

It's been released now! 'You Bring Me Joy' by Mirai (see humanelements.bandcamp.com/album/you-bring-me-joy-if-this-is-it -- Bandcamp only)

The first track has been released now: 'You Bring Me Joy' by Mirai (see humanelements.bandcamp.com/album/you-bring-me-joy-if-this-is-it -- Bandcamp only)

It's been released now: 'You Bring Me Joy' by Mirai (see humanelements.bandcamp.com/album/you-bring-me-joy-if-this-is-it -- Bandcamp only)

Mirai - You Bring Me Joy

It's been released now: 'You Bring Me Joy' by Mirai (see humanelements.bandcamp.com/album/you-bring-me-joy-if-this-is-it -- Bandcamp only)

@@TripleROneP No way! Thanks a lot!😀

We need ArchOrigin back! He was the one posting id of tracks on the livestream's chat

Hi there