For the punk rock band, please see Diesel Boy.
Dieselboy
is the stage name of Damian Higgins, an American drum and bass DJ, producer, remixer, and head of the Human Imprint music label. Dieselboy is the best-selling American drum and bass musician, was the first American to be voted into the UK-based Drum & Bass Arena Top 10 DJs 2004 online poll, and has played events on six continents. He was also the first d&b artist to chart a single on Billboard's dance chart with Invid
in 2000. (Source: The Washington Post)
Dieselboy is sponsored by DC Shoes and Pioneer Pro DJ.
Currently based in Brooklyn, Dieselboy has also performed at rock festivals and extreme sports exhibitions. Dieselboy tracks have been heard on MTV and ESPN, and in videogames. Higgins has also designed graphics for T-shirts, logos, fliers, buttons, CD's and record sleeves. Dieselboy is represented by William Morris Electronic, the high profile booking agency's electronic artist division.
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Biography
Dieselboy was born Damian Higgins in Tarpon Springs, Florida in 1972. At the age of six he moved to Rye/Colorado City, Colorado, where he and his two sisters were raised by their mother (1st - 8th grades). He moved with his family to Oil City, Pennsylvania, on the third day of school in the 9th grade, and is a graduate of Oil City Senior High School. He is the eldest son of singer/songwriter
Bertie Higgins whose ballad
Key Largo
reached #8 on Billboard's Hot 100 chart in 1982. In April 2009, Higgins married his long-time girlfriend Ramie Roth.
Higgins's early music experience included playing drums in a school marching band and DJing for high school dances. "I originally started DJing (before learning to beatmatch) back in 1989 and 1990 at dances at Oil City Senior High School and also a small nightclub in Franklin, Pennsylvania, called Shenanigans. I DJ'ed three of my high school's dances, but I was just playing tunes, not mixing."
Higgins attended the
University of Pittsburgh, where he gained additional DJ'ing experience (particularly in
beat-matching records) playing on a Carnegie Mellon University radio station (WRCT).
The name Dieselboy originated from Higgins's Internet chat handle, "Diesel." Upon discovering a local graffiti artist shared the alias, he "made it Dieselboy. Back then I looked like a kid - I was 19, but I looked like I was 14. It also reflected my interest in video games and animation."
Career
In 1994, Higgins created a
mixtape entitled "The Future Sound of Hardcore," and sold about 100 through online
LISTSERVs. "Through [the mixtape], people heard about me and I started getting bookings on the East Coast. It was a very slow process that eventually snowballed into my getting flown various places,"
In 1996, at the request of Dan Donnelly of British d&b label Suburban Base, Dieselboy mixed "Drum & Bass Selection USA." Dieselboy hired Paul Miller of Airline Industries of Washington, D.C., to design the art.
In 1997, Suburban Base had him follow up with
97 Octane
, this time allowing him to submit track suggestions, resulting in a more varied selection. Todd Baldwin of Airline Industries designed the art.
In 1998, Nigel Richards gave Dieselboy full artistic control for his next mix-CD,
611 DJ Mix-series Vol. One
(1998), for which Dieselboy did the graphics. Also in that year, Dieselboy made a mix-tape called
Director’s Cut
which he had packaged in film cans, his first experiment in presenting a dance mix in a quasi-cinematic framework.
In 1999, Dieselboy released his fourth mix CD, "A Soldier's Story" on the Moonshine label. The CD became the year's best-selling American D&B release
[2]. It opened with his first original “intro” and marked his CD debut as a producer with
Atlantic State
, a track co-produced with Technical Itch. Todd Baldwin of Airline hired an artist from Marvel Comics to design the art.
Also released on the Moonshine label was “System_Upgrade” (2000). Justin Fines of Demo-Design designed the art.
2000 saw Dieselboy joining forces with
Palm Pictures/
Island Recordings and his releases
The Descent
,
Invid
,
Render
.
The 6ixth Session
was a double CD release on Palm Pictures, featuring a cyborg-themed mix described by the Washington Post as “hard-edged hyperdriven dance music,” which marked the beginning of Dieselboy’s VIP remix phase. The robotic album art was designed by graphic artist Akira Takahashi.
In 2002, Dieselboy founded HUMAN IMPRINT, the d&b imprint of electronic dance music label System Recordings. HUMAN releases include Dieselboy's “projectHUMAN” (2002) and “The Dungeonmaster's Guide” (2004), as well as releases by a number of other artists.
For
projectHUMAN
(2002), Dieselboy presented a mix framed as a movie trailer, hiring
Don LaFontaine for his intro and outtro.
projectHUMAN
was also Dieselboy’s first foray into remix commissioning, most of the tracks featuring American producers remixing UK and other international producers, and vice versa. Mike Young of Designgraphik designed the art.
In 2003, Dieselboy was invited by globally distributed DJ Magazine to create a mix showcasing American d&b entitled
DJ World Series: D & B From The United States
, on which he featured American producers Hive, Echo, Mason, Juju, Kaos, Karl K, Jae Kennedy, Stratus and Sinthetix.
For his next CD,
The Dungeonmaster’s Guide
(2004), Dieselboy asked
Peter Cullen, the cartoon voice of the Transformers’ Optimus Prime, to be the voice of the Dungeonmaster who narrates the mix. Again Dieselboy commissioned remixes, this time asking d&b producers from around the world to remix tracks by non-d&b dance music luminaries including
Tiësto,
Sasha,
BT and
Josh Wink. Dieselboy also released a triple vinyl LP pack featuring remixes by various artists such has
Gridlok,
Kaos,
Karl K,
Jae Kennedy,
Stratus, and
KC. Again, Dieselboy chose Akira Takahashi to design the album art.
In April 2006, Dieselboy released his first HUMAN IMPRINT compilation, a 2XCD set called "The HUMAN Resource", which debuted at #14 on the Billboard electronic album chart. Disc One
Selected Works
, is a 12-song un-mixed selection including club anthems and VIP remixes from Bad Company UK, DJ Fresh, The Upbeats, Dieselboy + Kaos,
Counterstrike and more. Disc Two
Evol Intent Assemble the Monster
features a continuous DJ-mix from
Evol Intent, picked by Dieselboy to stitch together some of the best of the HUMAN catalog, plus exclusive tracks and remixes from
Gridlok,
Infiltrata + Hochi,
Vector Burn, Dieselboy +
Technical Itch and others. The album art was created by Dieselboy with graphic artist Joel Savitzky.
In May 2008, Dieselboy released his ninth major mix-CD
SUBSTANCE D
(HUMAN IMPRINT) which includes all exclusive tracks commissioned or licensed specifically for this project. CD1 includes remixes of Meat Beat Manifesto's "Helter Skelter" by Mayhem + Evol Intent, MSTRKRFT's "Paris" by the Upbeats, Adam Freeland's "We Want Your Soul" by Raiden, Computer Club's "Load Rocket" by Gridlok, Technical Itch + Kemal's "The Calling" by Evol Intent + Ewun, Dieselboy's "N/V/D (Zentraedi remix)" by Counterstrike, Demo's
Trauma
and "Cell" by SPKTRM, and Current Value's "Fear" and "Machine" by Demo, as well as Technical Itch's "Pressure Drop" and Counterstrike's "Timewarp." The vocal intro and outtro were done by Tom Kane, an Oscars announcer and voice of Yoda in
Star Wars
videogames. CD2 included unmixed tracks Dieselboy + Evol Intent + Ewun's "Midnight Express," Demo's "O.D.," and SPKTRM's "Machine March." In conjunction with this release, Dieselboy initiated the "Monsters of Jungle" tour with rotating HUMAN IMPRINT label artists including Evol Intent, Ewun, Demo, Mayhem, SPKTRM, Infiltrata and MC Messinian. The psychedelic album art was designed by Akira Takahashi.
In July 2009, HUMAN IMPRINT separated from System Recordings, and Dieselboy created the SUBHUMAN IMPRINT, or "SubHUMAN" for short, which will focus on dubstep and electro.
Dieselboy tracks have been heard on MTV and ESPN, and in videogames including Gran Turismo 4, Amplitude, Saints Row, and Need For Speed.
Higgins has designed the graphics for T-shirts, logos, fliers and record sleeves for 611 Records, Breakbeat Science, HUMAN IMPRINT, the Planet of the Drums, and the Monsters of Jungle, as well as for his former Philadelphia club night "Platinum."
Touring, Festivals, Residencies
Dieselboy has played on six continents, countries including: England, Scotland, Finland, France, Austria, Serbia, Holland, Macedonia, Czech Republic, Poland, Hungary, Switzerland, Lithuania, Belgium, Estonia, Latvia, Spain, Portugal, Russia, Ukraine, Israel, Venezuela, Costa Rica, China, Hong Kong, Singapore, Taiwan, Japan, South Korea, South Africa, Australia, New Zealand, Canada, Puerto Rico, and all major cities in the United States and Canada. Past residencies besides his club night Platinum in Philadelphia include Metropol in Pittsburgh and Buzz in D.C.
He has played numerous major music festivals including the
Jisan Valley Rock Festival (Seoul, Korea, July 2009, also featuring Oasis, Weezer, Fall Out Boy, Basement Jaxx), PHAT 09 (near Westport, New Zealand, New Year's Eve 2008), Summerfest "The World's Largest Music Festival" (Milwaukee, 2008), Sanctuary Drum & Bass Festival (Dieselboy vs. Noisia)(UK, 2008), U.S. Virgin Festival (Baltimore, 2007), SXSW (2009, 2007), Coachella, Electric Daisy Carnival, Ultra Music Festival (Winter Music Conference, Miami, 2009), Love Parade, Bassrush, Creamfields, Shambala (Canada), DEMF (Detroit Electronic Music Festival), Starscape (Baltimore, MD; 2009, 2008),
HFStival (Washington, DC; 1999, 2000). Tours include Moby's Area2 (Busta Rhymes, David Bowie, Blue Man Group), the Salem "Stir the Senses" tour (with Kaos; other 2003 "Stir the Senses" tours featured The Roots, Outkast), and the Playstation 2 (with Bad Boy Bill).
Dieselboy has played metal concerts with
Orgy and
Disturbed, and was the only D&B artist invited by
Moby to be part of his
Area2 national tour that included
David Bowie,
Busta Rhymes,
Blue Man Group,
Tiësto, and
Digweed. Dieselboy (with
MC Messinian) tag-teamed with
Andy C (with
MC GQ) at the second annual
U.S. Virgin Festival, held at
Pimlico Race Track in
Baltimore,
Maryland in August 2007, which also included artists
Smashing Pumpkins,
The Police,
Beastie Boys and
Wu-Tang Clan. In 2008, Dieselboy played Milwaukee's Summerfest "The World's Largest Music Festival," sharing the bill with
John Mayer,
Alicia Keys,
Paramore,
Gnarls Barkley and
Rush (band).
Early 1999 saw Higgins complete a North American tour with drum and bass producers
Technical Itch &
Decoder in support of his track
Atlantic State
, co-produced with Technical Itch. He has also toured with other drum and bass DJ's including DJ Rap (Dirty Beats Tour, 2002), DJ Fresh (Bass Invaderz Tour, 2005), Bad Company UK (Bad Human Tour, 2006), and Hive (Human Violence Tour, 2006). In 2008 he launched the Monsters of Jungle Tour including Human artists Evol Intent, Ewun, Demo, Mayhem, SPKTRM, Infiltrata and MC Messinian.
Dieselboy has also played at the
HomeGrown party in
Cape Town,
South Africa.
Planet of the Drums
In 2000 Dieselboy united with two other North American D&B DJ's,
AK1200 (Dave Minner, Orlando, FL) and Irish ex-pat
DJ Dara (Darragh Guilfoyle, New York, NY), to create an annual tour, the
Planet of the Drums. Since 2001
Messinian (James Fiorella, Philadelphia, PA) has been the POTD's MC. At nine consecutive years (2008), it has gained the distinction of becoming the longest running annual tour in electronic dance music history.
Monsters of Jungle
The Monsters of Jungle is a HUMAN IMPRINT tour concept originated by Dieselboy. "Monsters of Jungle" was the name originally proposed in 1999 by Dieselboy for The Planet of the Drums.
The aesthetic of the tour is '80s metal meets drum and bass. It launched at the 11th Annual Starscape Festival in June 2009 as a multi-media stage production including custom visuals, and new music—including remixes—and spoken word audio prepared especially for the show.
The tour includes HUMAN IMPRINT artists: Dieselboy, the Upbeats (New Zealand), Evol Intent, Ewun, Demo, Infiltrata, Mayhem, SPKTRM, MC Messinian, and MC Dino. It is represented by Steez Promo, the William Morris Agency and Circle Management. A North American cross-country bus tour is planned for 2010.
The tour launched in June 2009: June 6: 11th Annual Starscape Festival, Baltimore, Maryland; June 13: Electric Daisy Carnival, Denver, Colorado; June 26: Electric Daisy Carnival, Los Angeles, California; June 27: Future Fest, Austin, Texas.
Awards and Recognition
In 1998, Dieselboy was the first American drum & bass DJ to be nominated for Best Drum & Bass DJ at the
Global DJ Mix Awards, tying with
LTJ Bukem.
In 1998, Dieselboy initiated
Philadelphia's first 21+ d&b weekly Thursday club night entitled "
Platinum" at club Fluid, which ended on October 14, 2004. Platinum residents included Dieselboy, Kaos, Method One, Sine, Icon, Karl K, Mason, and MC's Dub2, Messinian, Armanni Reign, Sharpness, and Illy Emcee.
Dieselboy's 2000 2XCD album “The 6ixth Session” is currently the best-selling D&B mix-CD in the world.
Dieselboy is sponsored as a DJ by DC Shoes. He served as design consultant in the creation of a DC Shoes record bag.
Dieselboy is also sponsored by Pioneer Pro DJ.
Media coverage (articles and reviews) includes DJ Times, DJ Magazine, BPM magazine, URB magazine, Remix magazine, Mixer magazine, Big Shot magazine, Lotus magazine, XLR8TR magazine, The Washington Post newspaper, Selekta.com, Suicidegirls.com.
Coverage by drum and bass media includes articles and reviews in RINSE magazine, Knowledge magazine, ATM magazine, Drum & Bass Arena, and dogsonacid.com.
Cover stories: URB magazine (April 2002), RINSE magazine (Nov./Dec. 2002), Big Shot (with DJ Rap).
Discography
Mix Compilations
- Drum And Bass Selection USA
(CD) – Suburban Base (Moonshine) (11/11/1996)
Mixed By Dieselboy
01. Macca (feat. Tempo) - Everyday
02. Ill Figure - Jam Hot
03. The Dream Team - Rollin' Numbers (The Joker Remix)
04. Rude Bwoy Monty - Steppa Style
05. Remarc - In Da Hood
06. The Dream Team - Raw Dogs (Re-Lick)
07. Shy FX - Funkindemup
08. DJ Nut Nut - Now Listen
09. Dope Skillz - 6 Million Ways
10. 45 Roller - Shotz
11. Pascal - Reality
12. Marvellous Cain - Da Power
13. Ed Rush - Check Me Out
14. Undercover Agent - Dub Plate Circles
15. Apollo 13 - Let It Roll
16. Pascal - Movin' On
- 97 Octane
(CD) – Moonshine (1997)
Mixed By Dieselboy
01. D'Cruze (feat. Shelly Nelson) - Land Speeder
02. IQ Collective - Mode 1
03. Shimon & Andy C - Night Flight
04. The Dream Team - Switch
05. Swoosh - Ya Rockin'
06. Substance - L.F.Ant
07. The Joker - Punx
08. Ill Figure - Style
09. Swift - Twisted
10. Future Forces Inc - Synthesis
11. Decoder - Twister
12. M.T.S. - Instigator
- Sixeleven DJ Mixseries, Vol. 1
(CD) – Sixeleven (611) Records (1997)
Mixed By Dieselboy
01. Hoax - The More I See You (Urban Flavour Remix)
02. D.T. - Serious
03. E-Z Rollers - Tough At The Top (Origin Unknown Remix)
04. Concept 2 - Unlock The Secrets
05. Dom & Matrix - Footsteps
06. Facs - Rupture v
07. Technical Itch - Hidden Sound (Dom & Roland Remix)
08. Solar Nine - Audio Distortion
09. Embee - The Power
10. Secret Methods - Animation
11. Swift - Mission
12. Decoder & Mark Caro - EKO
13. Decoder - Dhr
14. The Vagrant - Space Boogie
15. Sharp Scientific - Stratocruiser
- A Soldier's Story
(CD) – Moonshine (1999)
Mixed By Dieselboy
01. Dieselboy - Intro: Precautionary Proecure
02. Konflict - The Beckoning
03. Usual Suspects & Fierce - Sawn Off
04. DJ Friction - Photon (Remix)
05. Future Cut & Marcus Intalex - Plastic
06. Technical Itch - Deception
07. Technical Itch - Stack
08. Moving Fusion - Sexdrive
09. Jonny L - The Bells
10. Usual Suspects & Loxy - Stalker
11. Vertigo - The Drained
12. Danny Breaks - Dissonance
13. Peshay - Vegas
14. Kosheen - Yes Men (Decoder Remix)
15. Technical Itch & Dieselboy - Atlantic State
16. Decoder - BS9
- System Upgrade
(CD) – Moonshine (2000)
Mixed By Dieselboy
01. Dieselboy - Loading Program
02. Ram Trilogy - Mindscan (Ed Rush & Optical Remix)
03. E-Sassin - Symptom
04. Hive - Ultrasonic Sound (Dillinja Remix)
05. Biostacis - Brain Hack
06. Dom & Roland - Can't Punish Me
07. Decoder - Road Rage
08. Future Cut - Overload
09. Kemal & Rob Data - Konspiracy (VIP Mix)
10. Kraken - Side Effects (Stakka & Skynet Remix)
11. Dieselboy - The Descent (Decoder Remix)
12. Jonny L - Selecta
13. Decoder - Dumb!
14. Facs & B-Key - Antics
15. Technical Itch - Deadline
16. Bad Company - Sentient
17. Absolute Zero & Subphonics - The Code (Usual Suspects VIP Mix)
- The 6ixth Session
(2xCD) – Palm Pictures (2000)
- projectHUMAN
(2xCD) – Human Imprint Recordings (2002)
Disc 1 (Mixed By Dieselboy)
01. Dieselboy & Joshua Ryan - Genesis
02. Optical & Ryme Tyme - Shapecharge
03. Styles Of Beyond - Subculture (Dieselboy & Kaos VIP Mix)
04. Funk Parlor - Something For The Dancefloor (Stakka & Skynet Remix)
05. Stratus - You Must Follow (Dieselboy & Kaos Remix)
06. Stakka & Skynet (feat. DJ Friction) - Altitude (Ryme Tyme & Fierce VIP Mix)
07. Dylan & Ink - California Curse (Technical Itch Remix)
08. Billy Lo - Carjackers (Ram Trilogy Remix)
09. Robbie Rivera - Harder & Faster (Weapon & E-Sassin Remix)
10. Kemal & Rob Data - Hostile
11. Usual Suspects & Loxy - Stalker (Danny C Remix)
12. Rob & Goldie - The Shadow (Hive VIP Mix)
13. Dom & Roland - Soundwall (VIP Mix)
14. Dom & Optical - Quadrant 6 (E-Sassin VIP Mix)
15. Rascal & Klone - Terminal Velocity
16. Technical Itch - Reborn (Weapon Remix)
17. Bad Company - Mind Games
18. Dieselboy & Joshua Ryan - Revelations
Disc 2
01. Stratus - You Must Follow
02. Styles Of Beyond - Subculture (Dylan & Ink Remix)
03. Decoder - Tension (Usual Suspects Remix)
04. Hive - Surreal Uncut (TeeBee Remix)
05. Joshua Ryan - Pistolwhip (Stratus Remix)
06. Danny Breaks - The Bear (Universal Project Remix)
- DJ World Series: D & B From The United States
(CD) – DJ Magazine (2003)
- The Dungeonmaster's Guide
(2xCD) – Human Imprint Recordings (2004)
- Dieselboy Presents: The HUMAN Resource
(2xCD) – Human Imprint Recordings (CD1: mix by Evol Intent)(2006)
- Substance D
(2xCD) – Human Imprint Recordings (2008)
Singles
- Patriot Games EP
(2x12") – Tech Itch Recordings
- The Descent
(12") – Palm Pictures (1999)
- The Trans-Atlantic Link Part 1
(12") – Tech Itch Recordings
- Invid
(12") – Palm Pictures (2000)
- Render
(12") – Palm Pictures (2000)
- Invid (Remixes)
(2x12") – Palm Pictures (2002)
- Barrier Break
/Submission
(2X12") – (Dieselboy & Kaos) HUMAN (2003)
- N/V/D
(12") – Dieselboy (Counterstrike Zentraedi
remix) (5/8/08)
- Midnight Express
(12") – Dieselboy + Evol Intent + Ewun (5/15/08)
Remixes
- Hard Times
– Baby Namboos (Dieselboy + Decoder) Palm Pictures (2000)
- Opticon
– Orgy (Dieselboy + Technical Itch Arena mix) Reprise (2001)
- Subculture
– Styles of Beyond (Dieselboy + Kaos VIP) HUMAN (2002)
- You Must Follow
– Stratus (Dieselboy + Kaos) HUMAN (2003)
- Grunge 3
– Bad Company UK (Dieselboy, Kaos + Karl K) HUMAN (2003)
- Moulin Rouge
– Dom + Roland (Dieselboy, Kaos + Karl K) HUMAN (2005)
- Sea Wolf
– C4C (Dieselboy + SPKTRM) in progress (2009)
For a complete listing of Dieselboy releases see his entry on
Videogames
Amplitude
- Styles of Beyond Subculture
(Dieselboy + Kaos Rock Remix)
Crackdown
- Dieselboy + Kaos Barrier Break
Gran Turismo 4
- Dieselboy + Kaos + Karl K (feat. Messinian) Nitro
Need For Speed Most Wanted
- Dieselboy + Kaos Barrier Break
Saints Row
- Styles of Beyond Subculture
(Dieselboy + Kaos Remix)
Test Drive Off Road 3
Mixtapes
- Take a Fantastic Trip in 3D Sound
(July 1, 1992; Pittsburgh, PA)
- Future Sound of Hardcore
(March 1, 1994; Pittsburgh, PA)
- Witness the Strength 95
(January 1, 1995; Pittsburgh, PA)
Tracklist:
Side A
Tom & Jerry - Tom & Jerry (featuring Charlie Brown) [Tom & Jerry]
The Interrogator - Awareness [Liftin' Spirit]
Doc Scott - It's Yours [Metalheadz]
Studio Pressure - Presha III [Certificate 18]
The Sentinel - Heavy Vibes [Basement]
Photek - First Sequence [Photek]
Fallen Angels - Hello Lover (DJ Trace Rollin' Mix) [I.Q.]
Red One - Alive N Kickin (Origin Unknown remix) [Liftin' Spirit]
International Rude Boyz - The Half Step [Formation]
JB & Asend - Let It Go [Back 2 Basics]
Hardware - Dreamin' Of You [Frontline]
DJ Rap - Switch [Proper Talent]
Asend & Ultravibe - Kop Killa [Second Movement]
Remarc - Drum 'N Bass Wise (remix) [Whitehouse]
Sophisticated Bad Boyz - Feel The Magic (Roughed-Up Version) [Suburban Base]
Amazon II - Booyaa! (Beat Booyaa Mix) [Aphrodite]
Aladdin - So Good (Heavy Mix) [Aladdin]
Side B
Red One - The Futurist (Ant Miles remix) [Liftin' Spirit]
The Sentinel - Pulse Of Life [Basement]
Doc Scott - Far Away (Fourteen Flavours Of Funk) [Metalheadz]
Peshay - Vocal Tune [Good Looking]
Jazz Juice - Jazz Juice [Precious Materials]
DJ Krust - Jazz Note [V]
Source Direct - Future London [Odysee]
Sounds Of Life - Currents [Certificate 18]
Photek - Touching Down....Planet Photek [Photek]
DJ Rap - Your Mind (Gimp/Steve Mix) [Proper Talent]
Aquarius - Dolphin Tune [Good Looking]
Mayhem - Do You Want It [Precious Materials]
Peshay - Piano Tune [Good Looking]
LTJ Bukem - Horizons [Looking Good]
- Supreme
(October 1, 1995; Pittsburgh, PA)
Side A
Alex Reece - B-Boy Flavour [Metalheadz]
Skanna - Find Me [Skanna]
Photek - The Rain [Metalheadz]
Aquasky - Images [Moving Shadow]
JMJ & Richie - Free La Funk [Moving Shadow]
Aquarius & Tayla - Bringing Me Down [Good Looking]
M.T.S. - Inspiration [Juice]
Photek - Consciousness [Photek]
Desired State - Goes Around [Ram]
DJ Trace - Final Chapta (Rollers Mix) [Dee Jay]
DJ Hype & Ganja Max - Rinse Out [Ganja]
Splash - Babylon (DJ Trace Mix PT 2) [Dee Jay]
DJ Zinc - So Damn Fresh [Ganja]
Side B
Da Dogz - Non Stop [Prime Time Wax]
Roni Size - Time Stretch (Origin Unknown remix) [V]
Asylum - Steppin' Hard [Metalheadz]
Basic Movements - Bubble & Wine [Suburban Base]
Desired State - Here & Now [Ram]
Octave One - Technology [31]
Photek - Complex [Photek]
Phaze 1 - Natural [Timeless]
Amazon II - Deep In The Jungle (DJ Rap remix) [Aphrodite]
Roni Size - Phyzical (Vintage remix) [V]
J Majik - Needle Point Majik [Metalheadz]
Wax Doctor - The Step [Metalheadz]
Dillinja - Heavenly Bass [Logic Productions]
- East Coast Science 1
(January 1, 1996; Pittsburgh, PA)
- Live at Pulse
(October 5, 1996; Pittsburgh, PA)
- East Coast Science 2
(January 1, 1997; Pittsburgh, PA)
- The Director's Cut
(November 1, 1998; Philadelphia, PA)
- Live at Junglodium
(March 24, 2001; Cleveland, OH)
- DJ Magazine Mix July 2003
(August 12, 2003;UK)
See also