Myuzyk label owner Henry goes b2b with DVNT. Reaching for exclusives, electro, and electronica gems from the likes of Amon Tobin, Posthuman, Sil-X, C Mantle, Molez, Quinoline Yellow, Skam, Bitstream, Shinra, Jamie Lidell, Mudhoney, Tipper, and more.

DVNT
Ian Brown – Sister Rose (Various Production Remix) [Various Production]
Mordant Music – kraD ediS fO ehT nhabotuA [Mordant Music]
Amon Tobin – 4 Ton Mantis [Ninja Tune]

HENRY
Posthuman – Fortune Favours The Foolish (the wee djs remix) [Myuzyk]
East Flatbush Project – Tried By 12 (Autechre remix) [Ninja Tune]
Sil-X – Sil-X (Remdog’s Melchior Archipelago remix) [Myuzyk]

DVNT
Jay Pace – Matters Unsaid [unreleased]
C. Mantle vs Demantilizer – Isle of Dogs [unreleased]
Chris Liebing – A [CLR]

HENRY
Posthuman – Asha Grew Wings (The Village Orchestra remix) [Myuzyk]
Mat John – Forgive The Lines [Underline]
Scuba – The Poppies [Hotflush]

DVNT
DZ – Mr Wiggles [unreleased]
Ebola – Bruxism [Acroplane]
Molez – Anorexia [Digital Distortions]

HENRY
Yasume – Rengoku (Deru remix) [Colony Productions]
Quinoline Yellow – Always Pleased To Meet You Always Meat To Please You [Skam]
Kernel 32 – Become Extinct [Myuzyk]

DVNT
Krumelur – Tha Plan (Klick It) [Zenon Records]
Shinra – Discs [WIDE]
Bitstream – Bass Movements [Modern Love]

HENRY
Falls & Regis – Letter To A Friend [Myuzyk]
Jamie Lidell – A Little Bit More (Luke Vibert remix) [Warp]
Edan – Promised Land [Lewis]
Mudhoney – Make It Now [Sub Pop]

DVNT
Tipper – A Touch of Vapours [TipperMusic]
h0ffman – Mister Knight [unreleased]
Tadox – Dancing Queen [Armatura Records]
Michael Forshaw – Cheerleaders (DJ Urban Mix) [Crime]

HENRY
Posthuman – Asha Fallen [Myuzyk]

DVNT
Redshape – Requiem [Styrax Leaves]
Grosso Gadgetto – Your Mother Smokes Crack [Jarring Effects]

Featured Guest

Henry became obsessed with music from a young age as a listener and developed a taste for electro and hip hop in the mid 80s and in the early 90s was all about acid, techno and indie. With the mid 90s began his love affair with electronica and what was then described as trip hop.

Around 1998 he met a new group of friends having moved to a different town, they were still throwing not quite legal parties and had been since the CJB days … He got involved gradually and was part of an alliance known as skinchimney which went on to host parties and club nights around North Kent.

Eventually the move from just being a music fan to becoming a DJ happened and the 1210s became the new toy.

Playing a mixture of downtempo and electro tinged breakbeat at a night he hosted with a friend which saw some full tilt partying and guests such as SOTEG, Stormfield, Distance, Steelzawheelz and many more.

Over the years there have been many aliases and projects including cottage industry labels with mates which sowed the seed for Virus B-23 (a sterling label that is sadly missed. Helped launch the career of a certain dubstep heavyweight – Markomen and accolade from fellow bass heavyweight Tayo)

When the time came to move on from this small but much loved label he decided to go it alone and founded an internet based outlet called myuzyk (fast becoming one of THE net labels, every release is frankly, awesome).

Since Mantis’ inception on Brap FM‘s airwaves we’ve been pushing the myuzyk sound and releases and shall continue to do so as long as the excellent music keeps flowing. So I’ve temped Henry out of deepest darkest Kent into South London and get him round the Mantis HQ.

Rather than the usual showcase, we did a kinda back to back session. Each playing stuff pushing all the right buttons at the moment. As is the norm with Mantis, the range of sounds is all over shop, but the textures and tastes are of a deep musicalness, a clear sigh of artists and producers who are masters of their craft.

Thanks for listening. Please get in contact with your comments, suggestions and feelings to the show and tracks.