Raiden Support Set (Canberra)

The bass manics from True Jungle Souljahs invited me back to Canberra to support Raiden, all the way from the UK and famous for his techno infused drum & bass. While this is not a style I really play, I managed to pull out a killer set of dubstep, grime, jungle and drum and bass. It was heaps of fun with MC Harlequin on the mic and a room full of up-for-it peeps.

I got a pretty awesome review from InTheMix for it too: “Confession #3: I enjoyed the next act more than the headliner. Maybe it was due to my complete lack of exposure to the mega-ultra-cool genre of dubstep before this moment, but Bec Paton’s set absolutely blew me away. Glitchy, bassy and just downright cool, I couldn’t help but get my ‘groove awn’ (sorry dancefloor) and was fixated for an hour in some kind of dubby, wacked-out hypnotic trance. All hail dubstep, the next genre to make you feel like the coolest mo-fo on the planet!”

Sick!

1. Bassnectar | Kyrian Bee Bop
2. Si Begg | My Style
3. Spak Hand Luke | Play
4. BINT | Proper Fee
5. Daly Situations | Dark City
6. Trillbass | Bring It Live
7. DJ Maxximus | Trust Me
8. Benga & Walsh | Bingo
9. Rustie | Response
10. Zombie (Rustie Rmx) | Spliff Dub
11. Jakes | 2 Steps Back
12. Neil Landstrumm | Harlem Shoot Me
13. Si Begg | Angel
14. Bionics | Dubcore
15. Vex’d | Corridor
16. Renee Silver | Shout Out Proud
17. Toasty (Vex’d Rmx) | The Knowledge
18. Rustie | Jagz The Smack
19. Jellybass | Loop Da Loop
20. Mochipet | Mr Malaise
21. Danielsan | Fragile Rock
22. DJ Kentaro (Coldcut Rmx) | Trust
23. Peshay (Underdog Rmx) | Miles From Home
24. Mochipet | Hope Again
25. Bassnectar | Kick It Complex
26. Ming & FS | Rock Higher
27. Starkey (Murderbot Rmx) | Pins
28. DJ Zinc | Just Roll
29. DJ Zinc | Disturbed
30. Le Peuple de L’Herbe | Gumzilla
31. Cynicism | Highlanders

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