Luke Chable on JJJ's Mixup

Last month Luke Chable did an exclusive mix for JJJ's Mixup and I've managed to snag a recorded copy (thanks to DancingDI on the inthemix board) for your listening pleasure. Here's the tracklist:

1. Gary Gecko – She’s Hardcore (TV Rock Remix) [Toolroom]
2. Ampere - Frontsteps [Klang Gymnastik]
3. Groove Rebels - Touch It (Dejonka Remix) [Hammarskjold]
4. Etienne De Crecy - Fuck [Different]
5. Paul Woodford & Bobby Peru - Erotic Discourse [2020 Vision Recordings]
6. Audiojack - Robot [Leftroom Limited]
7. H-Man - Manga (Thomas Schumacher Remix) [Giant Wheel]
8. Hustler
9. Luetzenkirchen - Knight Moves (Luetzenkirchen's Steam Mix) [Great Stuff]
10. Timo Garcia - Squeal (Wonky Mix) [Berwick Street Records]
11. Trentemoller - Always Something Better (Trentemoller Mix) [Poker Flat]
12. Johannes Heil - The Magician (Thomas Schumacher Remix) [Klang Elektronik]
13. Stephan Bodzin - Cucuma [Herzblut Recordings]
14. Etienne De Crecy - Someone Like You (Fast Track Vocal Mix) [Different]
15. Cicada - Cut Right Through (DJ Delicious Remix) [Critical Mass]
16. Shiloh - Vice (Luke Chable’s Frock Rockn Socket Remix) [Floppy Discs]
    

Luke also had some interesting things to say at the beginning of the set regarding his change in sound over the last year and what we can expect from him in the future. Here's a transcript (sorry if I missed some of the Aussie slang):

... I started out doing one sound and then I moved on to another sound, and while I was in Holland, I was one of the prog producers that refused to give into prog's dying. I [said] "No, you got to really rock it and play the best tunes out there," and I did, and I did that all year, and I did enjoy it, but there was a time when I was making music that I decided that I couldn't handle it anymore because I had been making prog house ever since I started, and I just could not handle it anymore ... By the time I got back here I was well over it, and was almost ready to give up the whole plot as far as music and Djing. So what happened is I just started tweaking on a certain sound and I heard some things from Thomas Schumacher and Oliver Huntemann, basically the German crew. and these days I'm pretty much torn between, not torn, but equally love good German techno and also good house as well ... Not the handbag house ... none of that funky guitar stuff. Just more on the electro tip without being, funnily enough, prog-electro. That's what I view electro that sounds like a prog producer trying to do electro.

I've got quite a few projects. One of them is sort of going back to the prog-trance I used to do, but I'm not going out with my own name. Well there's one release going under my own name. The first one's a Chable presents Quest which is an old name and the rest I haven't decided yet. But that's all coming out through Armada which is Armin Van Buuren's label. The other stuff, I've just sort of been working on a bunch of things. One of them is an album project with Shiloh from Canada, and that album's name is Tracker. What was done there is basically we're overdoing progressive dance music. We want to do something completely different for us. Not to ignore everyone else but musically with the synthesizers and the melodies and stuff like that we're using a certain synth and a certain sound for the whole album. Basically, if you grabbed Chemical Brothers and Daft Punk and meshed them all up in a ball, that's what Tracker is, and with a dash of Prodigy.

Download: http://www.mediafire.com/?5zordhwwm5x