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Pangaea Shares FABRICLIVE 73 details

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In exciting news London clubbing institution Fabric have revealed that Hessle Audio co-founder Pangaea has mixed the latest edition of their acclaimed FabricLive compilation series. The announcement sees Pangaea follow on from label mates Ben UFO and Pearson Sound who have already helmed previous incarnations of the well-renowed CD. The third and final co-founder of Hessle Audio to mix FabricLive, Pangaea has previously released records on some of the scenes hottest labels such as Hotflush, Hemlock and Hadal so it should come as little surprise that he finally got the nod from the Farringdon outfit. 

Further details of the material used within the mix such as release date or track list have now been revealed and you can check out the track list of the January 20th release Pangaea’s last EP below. We can’t wait to give it a spin but until then…

Tracklist

01. Pangaea – Recreational Slumming02. Lee Gamble – Plos 97s03. Reeko – Momentum04. Hodge – Resolve05. Shifted – Untitled B206. Mystica Tribe – His Temple07. Manni Dee – Romantic Self08. Tripeo – Untitled #509. MGUN – Blunt Run10. The Sun God – Maum11. Stenny & Andrea – SEA (The Time Gate)12. Psyk – Arcade13. Mumdance & MAO – Truth14. Adam Jay – Refraction15. Pearson Sound – Starburst16. Kobosil – Osmium17. Pev & Kowton – End Point18. Forward Strategy Group – Clean Neckline19. Speedy J – Something For Your Mind (Exposure Remix)20. Bleaching Agent – 37ml21. Truncate – Bodega V222. Marco Shuttle – I Wanna Dance… In Outer Space23. Drumcell – Disturbance (Pfirter Remix II)24. Imaginary Softwoods – Crystal Pond25. Alex Falk – PTR26. Oscar Mulero – 46 (Antaganists Mix)27. Astronomical Telegram – Near-Heart Object (Stanislav Tolkachev Heavy and Unusual Remix)

Grahame Farmer

Grahame Farmer’s love affair with electronic music goes back to the mid-90s when he first began to venture into the UK’s beloved rave culture, finding himself interlaced with some of the country’s most seminal club spaces. A trip to dance music’s anointed holy ground of Ibiza in 1997 then cemented his sense of purpose and laid the foundations for what was to come over the next few decades of his marriage to the music industry.

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