Mark Broom

This is Firing It Up with me, Eddie Halliwell.

We're firing on old cylinders with that one from Umech called Phantom Signal.

And you've also heard tracks from Mark Broome, Simon De Cagorio and Drunken Kong.

Right, let's get back to the action.

Thank you.

Before that, we heard Hurt, the latest from Icon and Pop.

And then before the ad break, that was Mark Broom on the remix of Tropical Melons by 2001.

A little under 20 minutes left in the show, then it's Neon Window coming up at 6.

Going to check out some new releases here, like this one, a collab between producer Jiggets and Kuchka.

Before that, we heard Hurt, the latest from Icon and Pop.

And then before the ad break, that was Mark Broom on the remix of Tropical Melons by 2001.

A little under 20 minutes left in the show, then it's Neon Window coming up at 6.

Going to check out some new releases here, like this one, a collab between producer Jiggets and Kuchka.

Here we go, get yourselves geared up for another 60 minutes of full fire action.

On the way, I've got new music from Who, Mark Broom, Pagano and a belting remix of another Deadmau5 classic.

First up, this is a Sapien remix of Camel Fat and Josh Giganti's So Good.

So simulate it, we can't fade it, oh we can't take it in It's not making, don't complicate it, we can't fade it It's whatever for a moment.

We've come back.

More banging techno beats.

Yvonne Regis and Mark Broome.

This is Necklace D2.