MUSIC


NINA KRAVIZ TOP TEN


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GHETTO KRAVIZ (ORIGINAL MIX) NINA KRAVIZ REKIDS


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A (ORIGINAL MIX) EQD EQUALIZED


MAMA SAID GO SLOW (ORIGINAL MIX) VAKULA FIRECRACKER


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FLUX (ORIGINAL MIX) RAIZ, TRUNCATE DROID RECORDS


THE MESSENGER (CONTINUOUS DJ MIX) PLANETARY ASSAULT SYSTEMS OSTGUT TON


FLIGHT TO TOKYO (ORIGINAL MIX) DJ JUS-ED MULE ELECTRONIC


BURN MY SHADOW (RADIO SLAVE REMIX) UNKLE, IAN ASTBURY RADIO SLAVE REKIDS


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DEEP DEEP DOWN (VAKULA REMIX) COTTAM VAKULA AUS MUSIC


BELLS AT DUSK (ORIGINAL MIX) ROBERT HOOD M-PLANT


LATE NIGHT (MILLS MIX) JEFF MILLS TRESOR


WE’RE eagerly awaiting Nina Kraviz’s debut album which is released by Radio Slave’s Rekids in February 2012. A singer, producer and DJ from Siberia (now living in Moscow), she might have striking looks, but it’s her blistering sets and idiosyncratic production style that have seen her rising through the house and techno ranks. Latest single ‘Ghetto Kraviz’ stamps this mark on the bouncy 808 hyphy sound, building on past releases for Underground Quality, Cocoon and BPitch, and


gives a glimpse into Nina’s self-penned arsenal which includes tracks like ‘I’m Week’ and ‘Pain In The Ass’ and has seen her grace the decks of clubs from Panorama Bar to Fabric and Space. There’s no doubting her taste either when it comes to this week’s chart. From deep house supremo DJ Jus-Ed and Ukrainian Vakula to Detroit techno pioneers Robert Hood and Jeff Mills, it seems that deep or hard, there’s no crowd that Nina won’t rock.


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