A selection of my mixes over the years. Some are up on Mixcloud with full streaming players; others are archive entries from the early days.
21 tracks in just under 60 minutes of bass-heavy breaks. The title nods to a few things close to my heart: my love of sneakers (especially the Nike Air Revolution), another trip around the sun, and the way I revolve between new tracks and the classics I used to play out years ago.
A groovy, darker, rolling breaks mix for 2025 — the follow-up to last year's 'Cleared Expectations'. Built on long blends and mid-tempo pressure: a slow-and-low journey for driving after dark with nowhere in particular to be. "Could also be called 'Unapologetic Rollers'" — DJ Cheshire.
My first official breaks mix in over 15 years — new sounds, different beats, a little 2-step here and there, and some classic white labels. About 20 tracks in just over 50 minutes, recorded live in one take on 2/18/2024.
An emotional and very musical mix of mostly recent drum & bass releases — lots of vocals and lots of bass.
A practice session for my set at Foolish2 in Cleveland on 4/1/23. Twenty tracks of rolling drum & bass.
The piece of work I'm most proud of. Done entirely in Ableton Live, experimenting with chopped-up medleys and incorporating the then-new sound of dubstep with breaks. Every track has a deep meaning to me — it acts as a personal journal of those years. Full tracklisting and graphics at djmoose.com/bagofshake/.
About 90% of my "don't hate me" mix, as featured on an episode of ThumpFunk on XM Radio channel 80 in late 2004 / early 2005. A huge shout-out to Fiddler for picking my mix to play on air.
A 68-minute breaks mix from 2003. Archive entry from the original djmoose.com.
Archive mix — not currently streaming.
A 65-minute mix from 2002. Archive entry from the original djmoose.com.
Archive mix — not currently streaming.
A studio mix recorded in djmoose.com studios between January and March 2001. Mixed by djmoose; produced by peege and djmoose; artwork & design by geekboy. Recorded on 2 Technics 1200 M3Ds, a Rane TTM-54 and Ecler HAK 320, Shure M44-7s, and a Roland VS-880.
My second mixtape, from May 1, 2000. This one brings back a lot of memories. Enjoy!
My very first mixtape, from November 1999 — the one that first got my name out there. Archive entry from the original djmoose.com.
Archive mix — not currently streaming.
