The Mystery Mixes: Every month we post a phenomenal mix of overlooked music and throw down the gauntlet: can you spot it?

Kelvin Andrews & Balearic Mike August 2010

Kelvin Andrews and Balearic Mike have been about the north-west scene for more years than either care to remember, Kelvin as part of Sure Is Pure and various other nefarious outfits, Mike as part of LuvDup and behind the counter at Manchester's record stores. Together they produced the Down To The Sea And Back. This is their mystery version of that mix. Enjoy.

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Ginger Pig July 2010

Ginger Pig has been mixing music since the early 90s after first hearing hardcore tapes at the back of the bus. That immediately lead to connecting his gran's hi-fi turntable to a midi system through a mixer with no crossfader and trying to beatmatch charity shop records and rave CDs. He has since got some Technics decks but still can't keep away from charity shops.

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Yam Who? June 2010

Yam Who duo Andy Williams and Des Morgan originally made their name recasting R&B tracks in their inimitable style, but they have been responsible for some of the best remixes in recent years including their amazing version of Grace Jones Williams' Blood. They are also involved in the leftfield supergroup Killer Whale, who headline Garden Festival, as well as launching their label Ism last year.

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Fish Go Deep May 2010

Greg Dowling and Shane Johnson have been DJing since the late 1980s. Their residency at Sweat at Sir Henry’s in Cork, spanned more than a decade and influenced a generation of Irish clubbers and DJs. They present the Go Deep show on Red FM and, as producers, their work has been released on Innervisions, Om, NRK and many others. They also run their own labels Ork (with Mark O'Sullivan) and Go Deep.

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Toby Tobias April 2010

Toby Tobias is the dapper-snapper chappie about London town, who has recorded for Electric Minds, Odori, Tirk and a whole range of others (including DJHistory.com). In between all of that, He also runs the party Late Night Audio, DJs all over the shop (from Brazil to Penge) with a unique brand of wonky house and electronic loopery. His debut album, Space Shuffle, was released on Rekids in 2009.

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Psychemagik March 2010

Psychemagik are currently recording their debut album in their remote Cosmic Forest Studio in Canterbury, Kent. When they're not lost in beats at their country cabin, they can often be found DJing in various London clubs and pubs. Consisting of two DJs, their vast and varied record collection is reflected in the melting pot of sounds that go from balearic to folk, electro to psychedelic hip hop.

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Eddie C February 2010

Eddie C listens to records and occasionally makes some in his log cabin in the heart of the Rocky Mountains of Canada. Raised on the goodness that came from the 80s and 90s in Southern Ontario, he made his vinyl debut on Jiscomusic last March and subsequent releases on Wolf Music, Flashback, Sleazy Beats, Home Taping and 7 Inches of Love, 2010 is shaping up nicely for the self-proclaimed ski bum

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Blackjoy January 2010

Blackjoy, aka Jerome Caron is the Frenchman who can (and does). Alongside 'band' cohorts François Faure, Thomas Naïm and Guillaume Farley, he's responsible for some of the best music to comne out of the Republique Ancienne, including the classic Moustache in 2005. Jerome began his career working at Yellow Productions also going on to work at Versatile before striking out on his own. We like him.

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Ray Mang December 2009

Ray Mang is the dastardly alter ego of Raj Gupta, ace engineer, producer and DJ behind a slew of brilliant productions dating back over the past 12 years including the Low Life classic It's Not So Fantastic. He's a busy chap with tracks due out on DFA, Mangled and Needwant shortly. He's also been known to work with the Glimmers, the Idjuts and the Krankies. We salute him.

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Faze Action November 2009

Faze Action is the brainchild of brother Simon and Robin Lee. Their early releases came out via now-defunct Nuphonic, including the UK house classic In The Trees, since which they have set up their own label and have recently released the Stratus Energy album on their own FA imprint. They have also been known to tour with a live band.

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