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Have a nice week everybody, here are some mixes from around the net. 2 mixes from Mark Very Disco, Kidkanevil’s new album sampler, Solipsistic Nation dubstep coverage, Density of Sound 30, The Best Cuts of Music..

Thanx to yesterday’s tweet tip by Lucas Gonze here’s an amazing free download Ghostly International compo for Adult Swim featuring the who’s who of contemporary electronic music.

Now here’s two mixes with naff titles but good music!. “Disco Love” is undomondo regular Cenk Akyol’s first ever disco mix, and the second one “Let’s start the Dance” is the monthly installment from UK’s Diesler.

Podcasts and mixes from Tru Thoughts, Diesler, Paul White & Bullion, Radio Scotvoid and Zombie Disco Squad.

Big up for the English dj/producer Bullion for this great Beach/Dilla project. The ‘66 Beach Boys album reinterpreted with Dilla’s arsenal of beats is a soundly cohesive clash of giants, reminiscent of Dangermouse’s Beatles mash-ups.

Everything’s A-OK when you’re with Coati Mundi! An artifact from a bygone age of relative peace and friendship between peeps.

Just listened to a track off Ursula Rucker’s Ruckus Soundsysdom, where she describes her by saying “Try to stereotype and analyze me on myspace and okayplayer. Call me a spoken-word artist when I’m really a dope poet”. Yesterday when I was writing the Anthony Joseph post I thought on calling him a poet or a spoken word artist and chose the latter. After this song, I had to go back and change it!

One of the deservedly hottest things in music right now is hands down Flying Lotus’ Brainfeeder imprint. If you’ve been sleeping under a rock, Flying Lotus and colleagues have been feeding us nuschool instrumental beats which owe much to electronic music as much as everything hip-hop generally gets inspired off.