Danny B warms up the floor ahead of Data Transmission Presents

Danny B steps up with a mix that does exactly what a good warm-up should. Set the tone. Build the room. Leave space for the night to grow.

He’s part of the lineup for the Data Transmission Presents relaunch at The Horse & Groom in Shoreditch on May 2, alongside Acid Harry, Loz Seka, Dr SJ and Luke Siekiera. This mix gives you a feel for where his head’s at musically before the doors open.

The selections lean into rolling house and tech house with proper club DNA. You’ve got the groove of Joshwa’s “Time 2 Move”, the bounce of Offaiah’s “Physical”, and the unmistakable lift of Prospa & Cloonee’s “Free Your Mind.” There’s a nod to deeper moments too, like Miguel Campbell’s “Something Special” (Aca x Reda Edit) and the slick vocal energy of Ranger Trucco’s “Need Your Lovin.”

Elsewhere, cuts from Esse, RUZE (Max Chapman remix), Ethan Walsh, Kieran Jones & Matt Hudson, and James Hurr & Jay Rah keep things moving with chunky drums and late-night attitude.

And tucked in there is Danny B’s own track “Friction.” A little preview of what’s coming next as he lines up his first release on Whore House Records later this year.

If you’re heading to the party, this is the warm-up. If you’re not, it might convince you.

Tickets are free and up for grabs via Skiddle, so hop on over to Skiddle and snag yours before they disappear like a magician’s rabbit. Quick, before someone else beats you to it!

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Data Transmission · Spotlight Mix: Danny B

Tracklist

FM From B – Forget The Girl
AAT – Like This
Ranger Trucco – Need Your Lovin
Castion – Old Days
Kieran Jones & Matt Hudson – Lovin You
RUZE – I’ll Be Your (Max Chapman Remix)
Teedee – Been Going Crazy
Ethan Walsh – I Look Good
Esse – Make My Day
Miguel Campbell – Something Special (Aca x Reda Edit)
Jamback – Positive (Morgan Edit)
R3wire – Back Again
Joshwa – Time 2 Move
Offaiah – Physical
Peace Maker – Faded Light
Prospa & Cloonee – Free Your Mind
Gissa & Jayc – Too Much For Me
Haskell – Anthem
Draxx & Acid Harry – Tikiti
James Hurr & Jay Rah – Pinta La Cara
Danny B – Friction

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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.