Deepgroove DJ mix

As the summer approaches rapidly, Bristol’s finest DJ duo have put together a mix for the We Love… fans worldwide. Deepgroove made their We Love… debut last year and have put together a snapshot of their blistering deep and tech-house sound in 2009. Tracks from Milton Jackson and Johnny D rub shoulders in the mix with remixes from Funk D’Void and We Love… fave Ben Watt – for the full tracklisting click here

Click the banner below to download the mix on the We Love… website (where you’ll also find mixes from Paul Woolford, Cagedbaby, Greg Wilson and more).

You know, if you put straight-up that you have to register with We Love in order to listen to any of the mixes, these posts wouldn't look so much like spam.

Why do you need to sign up? It just ensures that 9/10 people won't bother and will go elsewhere for mixes.

I'll even make life easy for you.

Deepgroove mix tracklist

Silver City - Pendulo (Pete Herbert Edit) (Deep Freeze)
Johnny D - (Requiem Of A Dream) (8 Bit)
Minilogue - Animals (Beat Pharmacy Into The Wild Dub Mix) (Cocoon)
Lucca - Woodblocker (Funk D'void Remix) (Sound Of Acapulco)
Milton Jackson - Never Be Wrong (Dark Energy)
Simon Baker - Plastik (Todd Terje Turkatech Remix) (Infant)
Itamar Sagi - One Million Oaks (Funk D'void Remix) (Soma)
El Prevost Ft. D - Ham - Do You Remember - Tom Taylor Dub Remix (Elevation)
The Viewers - Streethorn (Ben Watt Edit) (Buzzin Fly)
Superpitcher - Disko You Don't Care (Kompakt)
Vagabond - Sweat (Filthy Dukes Remix) (Cdr)

You have to sign up as loads of people download the mixes and the bandwidth is a major cost - so the sign-up is a way of preventing the site getting totally & utterly rinsed & going down due to excessive bandwidth consumption.

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Robs right, there are multitudes of other places people can get mixes without signing up so there is little incentive to get the We Love mixes when you have to go through the rigmarole and then worry about being spammed. It is actually what has stopped me getting any of the mixes thus far. Just a thought...

If bandwidth is the primary concern then the obvious fix would be to host them elsewhere or get more bandwidth.

The Internet is all about side-stepping unnatural barriers put in front of you - distance, information and whatnot. Efforts which pointlessly slow people's 'movements', however well intentioned, will always result in people going elsewhere or not bothering at all.

People is like water, path of least resistence and all that

all of the above,but....some nice tunes on that playlist though. will never know how well they might be muxed.

True, but there is always something youll have to miss out on. I have so many CDs, DJ sets, promos etc piling up on my Desk/PC that I dont physically have enough time to listen to everything