For David, each episode is far from a random collection of tracks — it feels more like a carefully constructed exploration. It moves fluidly between pre-releases and debuts, sits alongside tracks that are a decade old, and shifts from cinematic moments to raw, soulful grooves. At first listen, it may come across as loose, but in reality, the structure is precise. So, what sits inside?
It opens with Doug Shorts and Snuggle — warm, nostalgic, and groove-led. From there, the mix expands into something more cinematic and atmospheric, shaped by David Harks, Vhyce, and Rosa Ama. The centre builds into a more energetic, driving peak, before gradually easing into a softer, more reflective close.
Altogether, it unfolds as a complete one-hour journey — immersive, considered, and guided by 19 artists who subtly shape its direction.
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