Was great wasn’t it.

Burma and Xpander were proper jaw on the floor moments.

    He played that and track 10 at Brixton at the Roundhouse

      Smallman1 gutted I missed that . Was in NY working . Surprised he never did one over here TBH. People round here think he’s the dogs danglers . Worse than Brendan Blood …..

        alistair Shame Track 10 will never be released. Unbelievable track that one is. Also, agree on the initial lockdown set being garbage but he trimmed up the Orchard and threw most of the top tracks into the sail-boat mix. Thought the boat was great, following listening of the boat and going back to Orchard . . . appreciated Orchard a lot more.
        For those that don’t have any interest in Sasha’s direction during this Lockdown period . . . find the mood and disdain to be of bad taste. I marvel at his enthusiasm to drift into other genres and release some ‘subpar’ tracks which don’t align with his label.
        Maybe I stand alone on this but the man played a role in ensuring 2019 a memorable clubbing year [at least] for me. Six hour - All Nigh Long gig in Brooklyn back in March, excellent couple of shows in North East USA accompanied by John in late July along with an Open to Close at CODA in Canada to cap off the year.
        Again, may be late on my discovery but marvel at most of his work.

            segwin “I marvel at his enthusiasm to drift into other genres” He’s being playing breaks since the 90’s……

                What’s “Orchard” you keep mentioning in your post. Is it a club?

                segwin What’s “Orchard” you keep mentioning in your post. Is it a club?

                    segwin In my experience, a lot of folks that diss Sasha haven’t seen him live for at least five years. Best enjoyed in a packed club for at least four hours.

                      segwin No belittling intended on my part. We’re just having a discussion. And his recent mixes are a sound he’s championed for years.

                          SM001 Mind sharing examples or specific tracks from earlier times that you would crate into his ‘eclectic/sound-scape’ category?

                              segwin I thought this was a very good set. I downloaded about six tracks from it which I have played loads. This is a pretty good example of what distinguishes him from Diggers.

                                  segwin I wouldn’t call it ‘eclectic’ for starters. It’s straight up breaks or stuff you can find on his LUZoSCURA playlist on Spotify.

                                    segwin Papua New Guinea probably a good example. He was one of the few who would drop breaks tracks intermittently to make his set different to all the others. ‘I Trance You’ probably another good example. Can’t think of many other DJ’s who championed Guerilla Records more than he did back in the day.
                                    At least back then it was a mixture of stuff.

                                      alistair Interesting, both sets that I listed trump the Orchard in my honest opinion.

                                      @SM001 I am familiar with the LUZoSCURA playlist as I admin/mirror the Apple Music version of it. Interested in some of the breaks that Sasha would play out back in the 90s/2000s if you can share.