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I. OX7GEN
A). Bare Religion - London Elektricity
"This is the first drum & bass song I ever heard, and I was in love instantly. Such a classic tune."
B). Suffer In Silence - Alix Perez
"Deep & minimal with random flashes of beautiful melody. Alix Perez managed to create a great blend of a lot of nuances of music that appeal to me."
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II. Dualist Inquiry (Sahej Bakshi)
A). Noisia & The Upbeats - Dustup
"This is a great song to break shit to."
B). Dirtyphonics - French Fuck
"And this one's just a sneaky bastard."
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III. Su-Real (Suhrid Manchanda)
A). Nucleya & Delhi Sultanate - New Delhi Nuttah
"I listen to this when it's time to drop a New Delhi anthem up in the club and it's time to represent where I'm from."
B). M Beat feat. General Levy - Incredible
"This one is mostly for when I'm getting ready to go out. Gotta get pumped to put those pants on!"
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IV. Kris Correya (BBC)
"It’s very difficult to close down on just two tracks as the favourite list is unending but here are two that I’m listing down because they have a minimal way that I love about them!"
A). Frankee - Flintstone
"Not only does it have a nice deep bassline but the automation on the track is fabulous too."
B). 9 Tails Fox - G'sus
"For restructuring the the junglist beat & being ever so minimal yet funky."
V. Sohail Arora (BBC)
A. Adam F - Circles
"The track which got me into Drum & Bass back in 2006 when I started listening to DnB. Adam F is a legend and this song signifies drum & bass and it's life as a genre. Classic & Evergreen. A song that signifies the fact that unlike a lot of newer genres of music which come & go, drum & bass is here to stay and has comfortably evolved and existed for over 20 years."
B. Stray - Everytime
"Stray is my absolute favourite artist right now and stands for the evolved sound of drum & bass in it's many forms. Melodic, Simple and yet a very strong composition in every aspect."
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