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London house producer Maya Jane Coles began DJing at the age of 17, before she was old enough to enter a night club. The 24-year-old’s rise to prominence has been impressive to watch, from providing remixes for everyone from Little Dragon and house legend MK, to being hailed as “breakthrough DJ of 2011″ by Pete Tong, and contributing to institutions like BBC’s Essential Mix and the respected DJ-Kicks series, which was released in April.

Coles took time out from working on her forthcoming debut LP to put together a pretty rad 25 minute mini-mix, exclusive to Spinner/RPM, featuring Soulphiction, Homeboy, Pig & Dan and more.

“This mix was just a personal insight into the music that inspired me at that moment,” Coles explained. “I didn’t want to use obvious stuff. I was lucky enough to get to use some amazing exclusives, alongside some tracks that had been released already but initially may not have got the attention they deserved.”

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FLYING LOTUS PERFORMING LIVE AT SONAR 2012!

Sat, 19 May 2012 23:28:09 +0000

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Tom Morello, Chicago Rally: Nightwatchman Rocks for National Nurses United

Sat, 19 May 2012 22:28:04 +0000

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Charley Rogulewski

Three songs into Tom Morello‘s five-song set at the National Nurses United rally on Friday afternoon (May 18), just as the Nightwatchman sang the final lyrics of the Bruce Springsteen cover “The Ghost of Tom Joad,” the sound died. An awkward silence befell the estimated 5,000 protesters converged beneath the 50-foot Picasso sculpture at Chicago’s Daley Plaza.

Given the circumstances, the immediate thought was the omnipresent Chicago police department had pulled the plug on the outspoken rocker. But this wasn’t Morello’s first time at the rodeo, so to speak. The long-time social justice crusader quickly took matters into his own hands.

“Mike check!” Morello screamed, initiating the call-and-response tactic revived by the recent Occupy Wall Street movements. “Mike check,” the crowd roared back louder. “The power went out!” Morello shouted. Immediately, the statement was put on human reverb. “Either by design or by accident,” Morello yelled. “But that will not stop the show.” In fact, nothing could stop this show.

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