Tullio De Piscopo - Stop Bajon - ZYX
David Joseph - Can't Hide Your Love - Unidisc
D-Train - Keep On - Prelude
Ray Parker Jr - Hot Stuff - EMI
Denroy Morgan - I'll Do Anything For You - Unidisc
Todd Osborn - Nowhere - Unreleased
Osborne - 5th Stage - Spectral
Talking Heads - This Must Be The Place - Sire
Prince - Uptown - Warner Bros
Ron Hardy - House Flashback - BBE
Osborne - Wait A Minute - Spectral
Cajmere - Come (Green Velvet mix) - Cajual
Fix - Dope Computer - KMS
Radience feat. Prize - The Micstro - Ware
Fonda Rae - Touch Me - Rams Horn
Unique - What I Got Is What You Need - Rams Horn
Brothers Johnson - Stomp - A & M
Monifah - I Miss You - Uptown
Jaydee - So Far To Go - BBE
Clipse - Mr. Me Too - Zomba
Towa Tei - Technova - Elektra
A Tribe Called Quest - Find A Way - Jive
Flying Lotus - Beat - Unreleased
Slum Village - Instrumental - White
Phat Kat - Instrumental - House Shoes
Pharcyde - Passin Me By - Delicious Vinyl
Slum Village - Instrumental - White
Wu-Tang Clan - CREAM - RCA
Danny Byrd - Shockout - Hospital
DJ Zinc - On Fire Tonight - Ganja
Gang Related & Mask - One Time - Dope Dragon
Krome & Time - Brok Out - Tearin Vinyl
DJ Gunshot - Respect Mine 1 - D2D
Breakage - 47 Kuts - Reinforced
Rude & Deadly - Lightnin & Thunda - Unity
DJ Hype - Floating Kill (Dirty Mix) - Suburban Base
Lenny De Ice - U Asked 4 It - Red Arrow
Hidden Agenda - Dispatches 1 - Metalheadz
Konflict - The Beckoning - Renegade Hardware
Remarc - Single Finga Killa - Suburban Base
Pascal - Cut Throat - Frontline
Paradox - Pride Of 69 - Reinforced
Jakes - Irish Mos - White
Coki - Spongebob - DMZ
Jakes - 3k Out - HENCH
Kode9 - 9 Samurai - Hyperdub
Loefah - Goat Stare - DMZ
Skream - Oscillator - Tempa
Cocoa Tea - No Threat - VP
Preset - Vol 19
Todd Osborn
Spectral, Rephlex, Ann Arbor
Osborn to do it - Todd Osborn makes producing raw beats look like childs play, whether it's booty bass with a '70s cop show theme, or dark brooding jungle as the Soundmurderer you wouldn't want to meet down a dark alley, or even his classic acid-inspired house and techno tunes as Osborne. With his we-don't-need-no-equipment-made-before-1987 attitude to music making, he has been known to raid charity stores and second-hand pound stretchers for old computers, before reassembling them into beat-bearing powerhouses. In stark contrast, his Live-enabled DJ sets cram in more directions than a crowd of crossroads, on a wayfaring journey that could lead you back home before you even realised you'd left. Detune yourself.
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