Annnd, we are back with episode 440 of the Everyday Junglist Podcast!
Thank you Hughesee for your mix on episode 439!
Episode 440 brings us a mix from DNB Girls member, Remedy! This is Remedy’s second featured mix for us! Big up DNB Girls!
Remedy’s mix rollers, rollers, and more rollers, some being face twisting and heavy, and others being deep and smooth! Remedy crushes this one!!
Let’s meet our dj for episode 440, Remedy:
DNB Girls . Forward DnB . Last Planet .
If you mix high energy and a whole lot of soul, what do you get? Remedy.
Growing up in Toronto, Remedy quickly fell in love with the underground music scene. Her Drum and Bass obsession began in the dark side rooms of house and techno raves, where the dark and heavy sounds at 170+ reigned supreme. Over and over again, the dark rolling bass lines and chilling vocals drew her in. The next thing, Remedy was spending the entire night dancing to the rhythm that fueled her movements so innately. Remedy marks these moments as the beginning of her love for rave culture. She knew she was here to stay.
Outfitted with a set of Tech 12’s and a modest vinyl collection, Remedy was determined to teach herself how to mix. She relied on her classical music training and her eclectic range of musical influences to guide and inspire her as she learned to command the decks. Fast forward to 2020 and Remedy has supported acts such as Pendulum, Nu:Tone, Mampi Swift, Logistics, Aries, Ray Keith, Ulterior Motive, Bachelors of Science, Spectrasoul, Submorphics, T.R.A.C and MC Funsta.
With an ear for melodic mixes and complicated break beats, Remedy is not afraid to showcase the dark and heavy side of drum and bass. She intertwines the sounds of ethereal vocals blended with heavy hitting beats and rolling bass lines like it’s her calling. She weaves a narrative through every set, inspiring others to open through movement and shared connection.
Currently proving herself to be a staple in the Toronto DJ scene, Remedy has repeatedly shown her ability to bring a unique vibe to any party. Whether she’s playing the city’s most legendary clubs and nights such as Rebel or Coda, or livening up the stages at Valhalla, Future Forest and Pride festival, her dynamic sound and bouncy vibe always gets the entire crowd moving. Not only is her energy infectious, but her tune selection is top notch. She’s got a rep for her deep crate, coining the title “Queen of the B Sides” by her peers.
Remedy is a rising force in the world of bass, continually showing us that the love for music truly brings people together.
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Enjoy the sounds of Remedy! Everyday Junglist Podcast!
Track list
Balling – Vibe Chemistry
Empty Words – Alix Perez
Makes Me – Technimatic
VIrtue – Sustance
Runaway – Felov
Stimulus – Felov
Gobo – Derrick and Tonika
Flash Forward – Mindmapper, Silvahfonk (Phentix Remix)
Vibin – Monty and Visages
Kusp – One Question
Framed – Klinical and Waeys
Wibble Wobble – Document One
Nice Up The Dance – Teej (Wingz Remix)
Minimus – Break
Feels Like Heaven – Bladerunner
Afrikana – AM94
Die 4 It – Kasra
Bangkok – Jam Thieves
Unidentified – Bredren
Bongolian Belt Roller – T>I
Baila – Jam Thieves
Sinner – Felov & Framer
Ultimatum – Waeys (Levela remix)
2 Infinity – Missing and Trex
Shame – GEST
Think Too Much – Logistics
A Thousand Times – Redeyes (KSR)
Sweet Lows ft. Rhi – GLXY