As promised - a week of new content. Well three posts so far anyway. Another guest mix next - Lel Palfrey who lives in Edinburgh and plays out in the city's bar circuit, where he can be found playing a mix of Boogie, Jazz-Funk & Disco.

Thanks to a somewhat dodgy internet connection I have not been able to upload any mixes now for what seems like an eternity. This week that changes - the net is back, and the upload stream is plentiful. Ive got four or five to go up and no better way to kick off than with a mix from Paris duo Project Tempo.

One of the stand out nights of the year was being asked to play at the re-opening of the legendary 3 Beat (now 3B) records in Liverpool.

The Liverpool disco mix series continues with mixes from both known, and possibly unknown people from the Merseyside area spinning their own take on disco.

Around this time last year I started off a small series of mixes called "Liverpool Disco Mixes". There were around 4 or 5 from different people in and around the city, and they were well received.

As I may have mentioned on here a few times, I am very fond of Poland. I have been to play out there twice now and have people I consider friends for life.

Its friday, and the volcano is causing havoc across the airports of europe, meaning that many of the international superstar dj's due to be flying into the UK have had to cancel.

So at last I am finally fulfilling the promise of new content, and new mixes. So here is the second of three mixes I have to go up (and in fact just got sent another this morning - joy), and this one is from Brighton resident Local Zero.

I promised you three new mixes, and three new mixes you will have. The first one on the list is this from Emma, with another hour long journey though deep house with jacking disco strands.

A skillful mix of funk, soul and northern with a touch of Jazz. Its the kind of thing most of us love, but dont have the records (or the ability) to put together.