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Spent the morning pulling records for the DJ Magic Mike show June 6 at TV Lounge in Detroit. Going back to the early days of Jungle/Hardcore for this. Let me know if there is something you want to hear. See you there!

We are at Part 20 of my 1993 Anthology mixes!! But don't worry, there are many (MANY) more 1993 mixes to still come. As I have said before, these are all from my personal record collection. Trying to do every release & every tune on that release, year by year. So, enjoy and I will be back next week!
Find it here:

https://www.mixcloud.com/8en/mark-8en-moss-the-anthology-1993-pt-20/

Just a few weeks until the Drop The Bass show with DJ Magic Mike (event in comments) and I am starting to think about what to play. Got A LOT to choose from, but think I am gonna reach waaaaay back to the early days of Hardcore/Jungle. Any favorites you want to hear there? I will be closing out the second room.

New Sunday mix up!
Part 19 of the 1993 Anthology Series
Find it here:

https://www.mixcloud.com/8en/mark-8en-moss-the-anthology-1993-pt-19/

Very excited about this one! I first heard Magic Mike when I was 12-13 yrs old, before Jungle existed and that’s when I knew that bass driven music was going to take over my life. So honored to be a part if this line-up.

Three eras. Three architects. One mission: DROP THE BASS.

This isn’t just a party—it’s a collision of legacies and raw energy built to shake the floor from the first kick to the last record. And there’s only one place that’s truly lived through all these eras—TV Lounge. From the roots of Detroit’s underground to right now, it’s been leading, shaping the sound, and setting the tone for what a real dancefloor feels like.

When DJ Magic Mike steps up, you’re in the presence of a pioneer who helped define Bass music worldwide. Platinum records, gold plaques, and a sound built for pure impact—this is history in motion, still hitting just as hard.

Then Detroit’s own DJ Godfather—a founding force of Ghetto Tech—bringing that relentless, high-speed energy that’s been moving bodies for decades. Fast, raw, and unapologetically Detroit, his sets don’t let up—they take over.

And BMG, the underground visionary. A master of the unexpected, weaving deep, psychedelic journeys that connect past, present, and future into one hypnotic ride. This is the sound of Detroit’s deeper lineage, alive and evolving.

All backed by a stacked local lineup - Beatnok, Mark Moss, Matthew Jay, Exodus, and Dilemma, the energy doesn’t dip—it builds.

This is the kind of night you don’t hear about after—you’re in it, front and center, feeling every drop. First Saturday of June.�A banger that spans generations, powered by pioneers, held down by the city that is here for it all.

Get your tickets now—because when that low end hits, you want to be exactly where it matters.

Drop the Bass where Detroit lives it best—on the dancefloor, under the sun and stars—because there’s no better place in the summer than the TV Lounge patio.

Three eras. Three architects. One mission: DROP THE BASS.

This isn’t just a party—it’s a collision of legacies and raw energy built to shake the floor from the first kick to the last record. And there’s only one place that’s truly lived through all these eras—TV Lounge. From the roots of Detroit’s underground to right now, it’s been leading, shaping the sound, and setting the tone for what a real dancefloor feels like.

When DJ Magic Mike steps up, you’re in the presence of a pioneer who helped define Bass music worldwide. Platinum records, gold plaques, and a sound built for pure impact—this is history in motion, still hitting just as hard.

Then Detroit’s own DJ Godfather—a founding force of Ghetto Tech—bringing that relentless, high-speed energy that’s been moving bodies for decades. Fast, raw, and unapologetically Detroit, his sets don’t let up—they take over.

And BMG, the underground visionary. A master of the unexpected, weaving deep, psychedelic journeys that connect past, present, and future into one hypnotic ride. This is the sound of Detroit’s deeper lineage, alive and evolving.

All backed by a stacked local lineup - Beatnok, Mark Moss, Matthew Jay, Exodus, and Dilemma, the energy doesn’t dip—it builds.

This is the kind of night you don’t hear about after—you’re in it, front and center, feeling every drop. First Saturday of June.
A banger that spans generations, powered by pioneers, held down by the city that is here for it all.

Get your tickets now at Eventbrite because when that low end hits, you want to be exactly where it matters.

Drop the Bass where Detroit lives it best—on the dancefloor, under the sun and stars—because there’s no better place in the summer than the TV Lounge patio.

After a lazy week last week, I am back with a new mix. The Anthology 1993 Pt 18! Find it here:

https://www.mixcloud.com/8en/mark-8en-moss-the-anthology-1993-pt-18/

Sunday mix time!! Still rollin in 1993 and here is Part 17!!
Find it here:

https://www.mixcloud.com/8en/mark-8en-moss-the-anthology-1993-pt-17/

New mix up for the week! The Anthology 1993 Pt 16. Find it here:

https://www.mixcloud.com/8en/mark-8en-moss-the-anthology-1993-pt-16/

I just can’t with this guy. Too freakin adorable.

Sunday mix time!! Here is part 15 of the 1993 mix anthology!!

https://www.mixcloud.com/8en/mark-8en-moss-the-anthology-1993-pt-15/

This is it folks! Today is the last day to preorder my new record on Sample Culture London, then they are gone forever!!! I dropped Fire In My Brain at Distant Planet back in December and it went off!!! Only 6 copies left! Let’s see if we can sell it out!
https://sampleculturelondon.bandcamp.com/

This is it folks! Today is the last day to preorder my new record on Sample Culture London, then they are gone forever!!! I dropped Fire In My Brain at Distant Planet back in December and it went off!!! Only 6 copies left! Let’s see if we can sell it out!
https://sampleculturelondon.bandcamp.com/