Kai Alce’s Instrumental Remix of Walk A Mile can be found on Antonio Zambarelli’s Traxsource Top 10 for February 2012

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Check out Sef Kombo from Tribe charting two Deeper Shades Recordings releases in his February 2012 Top 10 on Traxsource

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DJ MKL from Lion1music charts Kai Alce’s Remix Instrumental of Walk A Mile in his Traxsource Top 10 for February 2012

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Mthulisi Patrick from Peng Africa charts Ultra Tone’s remix of ‘Walk A Mile’ in his February 2012 Traxsource Top10

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DJ Harvey, AKA Harvey Bassett, is one of the world's most famous cult DJs and producers of deep esoteric dancefloor music.

Famed the world over for his eclectic sets and masterful use of rare musical gems, DJ Harvey has the ability to speak to the dance floor through the records he plays.

Hailing from Cambridge in England, Harvey now resides at Venice Beach in LA where he surfs and takes time out from his hectic global DJ schedule.

Basement Sessions travelled to the City Of Angels to meet with the legendary DJ at Mophonics studios in the heart of Venice Beach. We talk about his formative years in the UK, his era defining club nights Moist and SarcasticDisco, his introduction to NYC and Hip Hop culture, approaches to production and his friendship with seminal New York DJ, Larry Levan. We also discuss his trashing of a priceless Bozak mixer at a recent festival appearance, his potential return to the UK after 10 years and the making of his recent Locussolus album.

AllSaints Basements Sessions is pleased to present the definitive DJ Harvey interview.

Their name says it all - Masters At Work. 'Little' Louie Vega and Kenny 'Dope' Gonzalez celebrate 20 years together, channeling dance music down new paths with their inventive production style and imaginative feel for different musical forms. The two native New Yorkers have amassed an overwhelming body of work including hundreds of original productions and defiantly mix everything they can find - house, hip hop, funk, disco, Latin, African and jazz - into a universal groove. XLR8R's Shawn Reynaldo sits down with them on the couch during Red Bull Music Academy's 'New York City to SF Bay' lecture series in San Francisco to discuss the start of their careers and dissolving the barriers between genres.

Back in ‘86 I kept hearing this beat which was different that most others I had heard. And I always liked different ;) that’s it …

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I usually record my mixes live in Ustream. But never scheduled. Follow me on Twitter to find out when. @LarsLB

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Deeper Shades Of House in the What’s Hot podcast section on iTunes (Taken with Instagram at Worldwide, baby)

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