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Table Manners joins the Spotlight Mix

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Wallis, better known behind the decks as TABLE MANNERS and the founder of AUXINN DJ products, takes control of our latest Spotlight Mix with a session built for proper dancefloors.

The 97-minute mix moves through house, tech and deeper territory, holding a steady groove while the pace climbs from 126 to 130 BPM. It is bumpy, direct and packed with the kind of records that keep a room moving without forcing the issue.

TABLE MANNERS opens with his own collaboration alongside Ryan Taft, ‘Tune On’, before working through cuts from Juli De Alonso, Wuez, Leandro Da Silva, Late London, Joe Vanditti, RILEY, Ninetree and East End Dubs & Wheats. There is also room for Fish Go Deep’s enduring ‘The Cure & The Cause’, before Solarstone’s ‘Seven Cities’ gets the Hernán Cattáneo and Martín García treatment to close things out.

Across 26 tracks, the mix balances rolling basslines, clipped percussion and plenty of low-end swing. The middle section tightens the pressure with music from Gino Da Koda, VIOT, Galo, Seeing Double and Blank Sense, while Late Replies’ ‘I’ll Give You Things’ sets up the final stretch.

No rush, no unnecessary tricks, just a long-form club mix from someone who knows how to let records do their job.

Turn it up and get stuck into TABLE MANNERS’ exclusive Data Transmission Spotlight Mix.

Tracklist

Table Manners, Ryan Taft – Tune On
Juli De Alonso – Push It
Wuez – Motion Funk
Fish Go Deep – The Cure and the Cause
Leandro Da Silva – Marinheiro
Late London, V.X – Got Me Goin
Joe Vanditti – Ballinz
Mike Kerrigan, Julian Sacheli – Inhibitions
RILEY (UK) – Voices
Chile – Scream Like
Ninetree – Rain On Me
Balanka – I Can’t W8
GOSSO – Call You Man (Knober Remix)
Cristina Lazic – Watch The Time (London Ground Remix)
Blaqq & Why’d – Doin It
Gino Da Koda, Nick García (NL) – Bruk Wine
Chris Brooks – Taste It
Ben Graves – Funky
Adam (UK) – Rave Generator
Viot – Momentum
Galo – Connected
Seeing Double – 808 Weapon
Blank Sense, Bauti Tesei – Drum Check
East End Dubs & Wheats – Searching
Late Replies – I’ll Give You Things
Solarstone – Seven Cities (Hernán Cattáneo & Martín García Remix)

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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.

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