Quaid’s taken some time off working on his forthcoming ‘Metropolis’ project to bring us the latest installment in his ‘Deep Range’ mixtape series. Over the last couple of years he’s tended towards concept-led mixes, but this set is much more about touching down across-the-board than following a single theme.

Expect to hear UK future funk alongside some lost classics plus beats new & old from Detroit’s finest and of course those signature Quiad flourishes.

Tracklisting after the bump.

Quaid — The Deep Range 04

tracklist:

Funkadelic — Tales Of Kidd Funkadelic #2 (DR extended mix)
Theo Parrish — Melloghettomental
Roy Ayres — Chicago (Prince Language edit)
Hounds of Hate — Tumble Down Slow
Quaid — Skyline (Bonus Beats)
Niko Marks — Chune (Quaid’s Sunshine mix)
George Duke — We give our Love
Charles Earland — Coming to you Live
Funkineven — You
Carl Craig — Highest
GangStarr — Code of the Streets
Slum Village — Players (instrumental)
Adrian Vight — Nightfall
JDilla — Over the Breaks (instrumental)
Aleke Kanonu — Mother’s Day

The show goes live tonite on Deep Frequency FM between 8pm – 10pm or you’ll be able to download the show from the archives once it’s aired here.

In case you’ve never heard a Man from Atlantis mix before or want to get your head into that special place before tonite’s show, indulge yourself with the first 3 mixes in his ‘Odyssey’ series.

Odyssey I

Odyssey II

Odyssey III

Love this mix.

Krystal Klear, who is going to massive this year (12″ dropping on All City in April) and Illium Sphere bringing together an awesome selection of boogie and 80’s funk bullets.

It draws on loads of the same influences and grooves behind the Ulysses 82 stuff, even down to using some tracks we have jacked.

What’s especially nice is the way they have cut up the boogie to keep the groove and lose the dodgy major key middle eights (of which there are usually freakin loads in this genre)

Krystal Klear is playing there in April-you should really try and get there.

Check out the hoya hoya blog for more info.

Here’s the mix

Tracklisting:

01. The Warning/Fantasy for Ralph – David Axelrod
02. Journey in Satchidandanda – Alice Coltrane
03. Laying The Trap  – Charles Bernstein
04. Baptismal – Joe Zawinul
05. California Dreaming – José Feliciano
06. Soul of a VIllage part II – Joe Zawinul
07. Illusion – Andrew Hill
08. Mothers and Daughters Now Mothers – Chris Bowden
09. No Co-Operation – Roy Budd
10. Vine of Happiness – Rotary Connection Feat. Minnie Ripperton

Universal String Theory

Awesome mix from Marcello Giordani focusing on Nigeria’s Boogie Disco scene of the early 80’s — mixing synth basslines and crunchy drums with an irresistible African aesthetic. Get it here.

Carol Bridi – Soul on fire
Brakes – Rock with you
Jide Obi – Save the children
Hotline – Desire
Dizzy K – Excuse me baby
Paul Abdul – Don’t you know?
Harry Mosco – Funk it down
Kiki Gyan – Feelin’ alright
Hotline – Doin’ it in Lagos
Dizzy K – Omoge
Xtasy – Throw down
Kingsley Bucknor – Don’t give up ya luv
Alioke Alison Borg – High land dancing
Veno Marioghae – Groove i like
Xtasy – Isale Eko

Much like this killer set from Jez at Innersounds. Posted this in our previous incarnation, but long overdue a re visit.

Jez Proctor — The Fine line between Hyper and Stupid

With upcoming releases for Dam Funk, Ad Bourke and Rozzi Daime, Citinite are clearly on the verge of massive things. Their blueprint for 21st century funk not only sounds lightyears ahead of the competition, but increasingly feels like the natural inheritor to the legacy of underground, electronic music set out over the last 30 years by freaks with synths in Chicago, Detriot, Minneapolis and wherever else .

Next month they are hosting a party with LuckyMe at the Lightbox (an amzing looking club in Vauxhall with thousands of LEDs embeddded in the walls !!!). It promises to be one of the parties of the year and a primer (for anyone interested) in what the future sounds like.

If you can’t wait that long, Manni has put together a mix packed full of exclusive unreleased killers (tracklisting below the jump)

I can’t think of any thing else that comes as close to collectively sounding like the music Prince would be making if he still had something to prove.

Citinite-45 Nitecasting

tracklist:
*The Broadcast – Gosub
*Hot Sex, Hot Love (demo) – Lil’ Kenny
Milk – Robert O’Dell
*Dirty Illusions – Rozzi Daime
*(untitled instrumental) – Michael Fakesch
(I Need A) Modernaire Lover – Complexxion
*The Last Time I Saw You – Gosub
Electro-? – John Davis
Modernaire – Hot Persuasion feat. Egyptian Lover
*Mirage – AD Bourke
*Hot, Raw, Sex – Jimmy Edgar
Interstella – Sweat.X
I’m That Alley – Sweat.X remixed by Mike Slott
*You’ll Understand – Markus Wormstorm
*Hang Glyde – Mynk Rychardz

( Tracks marked * are unreleased exclusives )