For the 69th edition of The Mix, DJ Fuckoff showcases her flirtatious club fusions over the course of an hour, running through UKG, hard bass and breaks, while channeling “bassy summertime dancefloor energy”. “I’ve been to some epic soundsystem events over the past few months, as well as hanging in the dark corners of the club! I got all that going on in this hour… full Fuckoff style.”

Two hours of peak-time party vibes from Skin On Skin will have you welling up knowing that these summer days are almost over, but there’s a last festival season dance to be had with this boisterous mix. House classics are reworked into big room club tracks, and skittish breaks bring this two-hour voyage to a high-energy close.

As part of a collection of sets celebrating Resident Advisor hitting the 1000 milestone in its mix series, Tim Reaper steps up to bring a whopping 7.5-hour set to the table, packed with timeless, decades-old jungle tracks right through to futuristic 160 and breaks. “You can listen to it in instalments, or you can listen to the whole thing if you’re hardcore,” he winks.

One half of Optimo, Jonnie Wilkes, led a beautiful salute to his duo partner of 30 years JD Twitch, AKA Keith, who was diagnosed with a terminal brain tumour earlier this year. It's important to note that this very special BBC Radio 6 show isn’t a tribute mix, it's a salute, a celebration, or as Wilkes eloquently explains within its runtime: a mix he hopes Keith will listen to and have an incredible time listening to. Featuring well-worn favourites of the Glasgow duo, tongue-in-cheek pop and even some special JD Twitch edits, it's an incredible, rowdy mix that we feel privileged to have been able to listen to. 

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Its wall-to-wall “doof doof” music on Dundee rave purveyor Hannah Laing’s instalment of The Mix; pulling from the trance and hard house anthems that raised her as well as a handful of her own creations, this hour-long set goes from one to 1000 from the first second, courtesy of her recent track ‘Bass Boys’. Let’s have it. 

The first, posthumously-released mix from the guvnor is the only B2B DJ Harvey ever agreed to, and Resident Advisor managed to get a recording of the moment as part of its RA.1000 series this month. Of course it's over six hours long, of course it's exploding with mind-bending acid and silky-smooth Italo, of course it's the meeting-of-minds you always hoped it would be. Of course you need to stick it on immediately, c’mon.

Techno superstar VTSS returns to London for her For Your Entertainment takeover at SECTION. This driving set of adrenaline-charged tracks will tantalise all your senses as it warps through deeper and faster tones.

Scottish newcomers Vivace and Obstrukt are about to take you on a ride. Rifling through bassline and trance while mixing it up with some almost industrial techno, the boys have filled this hour with what can only be described as chaos in the best way. There ain’t no rest for the wicked with this one.

The prayers of many are answered: Josh Baker goes back-to-back with Rossi.. You’ll hear a bit of Enzo Siragusa, Cloonee, Skream and of course some classics from the pair’s own catalogues. Get ready for some fist-pumping, hand-wafting action.

A Danny From Miami mix is always a must-listen event and his latest session for Trommel delivers a typically breathtaking couple of hours, starting spacey and seductive before progressing into more jagged, jerky rhythms — ultimately locking into an irresistible ebb and flow.

Brazilian dance music linchpin Eli Iwasa steps up to the legendary Beats In Space series with a sublime selection of cross-continental, classic and contemporary house and disco — fuelled by funk, groove and spacey flavours. 

Chicago house connoisseur Traxx delivers a near-four hour masterclass in the genre invented in his hometown, crossing eras and city lines to pluck definitive gems from the likes of OG legends Ron Hardy, Larry Heard and Farley “Jackmaster” Funk alongside greats of later waves such as Delroy Edwards, Ron Morelli and Juju. Pedagogy never sounded so good.

Genre-busting Japanese DJ Fetus fires through breakneck club music in an exhilarating hour for his instalment of The Mix. Agitated IDM rhythms, classic d’n’b sampling, scuzzy bass, floaty pads, gurgling textures, euphoric breaks — this mix has it all, delivered with the precision of a bullet train.