Check Out a New Mix from Jon Hopkins
Following previous entries from Steffi and Huxley, Jon Hopkins has delivered the latest BBC Radio […]
Following previous entries from Steffi and Huxley, Jon Hopkins has delivered the latest BBC Radio 1 Essential Mix. First aired over the weekend, the two-hour session includes an unreleased track from Hopkins himself—entitled “Interlude”—and finds him referencing a similar sonic palette to his own in selections from Border Community fixtures James Holden, Wesley Matsell, and Luke Abbott. Also featured throughout the recording are more dancefloor-centric cuts from the likes of Clark, Untold, Skudge, and Boddika & Joy Orbison. “It feels amazing to join a line up that has included so many people whose music I admire,” Hopkins says. “I put a lot of work into this, trying to showcase the tracks that have influenced my recent album and live shows, and trying to build a musical structure and journey over the two hours.”
Available to stream here courtesy of BBC, the mix’s complete tracklist can be found below, along with a fresh batch of international tour dates.
Bvdub & Loscil – Moirai
Rapoon – Alchiva
Barker & Baumecker – Spur (Clark Remix)
Jon Hopkins – Interlude
Seefeel – Industrious
Jon Hopkins – Abandon Window (Moderat Remix)
Recondite – The Fade
Dan Deacon – Surprise Stefani (Luke Abbott Remix)
Untold – Just for You
Skudge – Mobius
Agoria & Francesco Tristano – Kick the Peace Part 1
Fairmont – 3 Cities
Daniel Avery – Naive Response
I Break Horses – Faith (The Field Remix)
Gary Beck – Algoreal
James Holden – The Illuminations (12″ version)
Wesley Matsell – Bismuth
Jon Hopkins – Collider (Pangaea Remix)
Clark – Growls Garden (Nathan Fake Remix)
Mux Mool – Crackers
Boddika & Joy Orbison – In Here
Mogg & Naudascher – Moon Unit Part 2
Panda Bear – Drone
12-04 Brighton, England – Brighton Dome
12-12 Manchester, England – The Warehouse Project
12-16 Cape Town, South Africa – Sónar Cape Town
01-26 Auckland, New Zealand – Laneway Festival
01-31 Brisbane, Australia – Laneway Festival
02-01 Sydney, Australia – Laneway Festival
02-06 Adelaide, Australia – Laneway Festival
02-07 Melbourne, Australia – Laneway Festival
02-08 Freemantle, Australia – Laneway Festival
04-24 London, England – Brixton Academy